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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1906

Page

11

Marine Band Composers Shine Under Santelmann Baton

Marine Band musicians reveal a cadre of talented composers and harmonists led by Lieut Santelmann. The group includes Edward B Lieweellyn, Edward van Loock, Arthur Tregina, Joseph Giovanni, Taurlig Larsen, Edwin A Banker, and Harry A Stone, whose marches waltzes caprices and songs gain wide admiration and underscore Washington's vibrant band scene.

Lieut Santelmann van Loock Washington Edward van Loock Brussels Montreal Attr Marine Band Arthur Tregina Americas McKinney Victor Herbert Post Tregma Palmer Ehteen Joseph Giovanni Knight Mia the Roses Norwegan Natignal Taurlig Larsen National Air Hashon Larsen Norway

Scharf Defends Chancellor Amid School Row in Washington

Dr El Scharf of Fourteenth Street in Washington writes that opposition to the new superintendent is misguided and urges peace. He asserts broad citizen support for Dr Chancellor and says the main issue is teacher appointments, not personal battles, urging unity for the schools.

L. Scharf Brator Changellor Washington Dr Chancello

Railway Agents Convene in Washington for Tenth Annual Session

Delegates of the National Association of Railway Agents arrived in Washington from Chicago on a special Baltimore and Ohio train to open the tenth annual convention. Sessions cover traffic relations between steam roads and electric lines with speeches by top railroad officials, a city tour, and the annual election of officers.

National Association of Railway Agents Washington Chicago Baltimore and Ohio Riggs House Tef Macfarland Nolls Elcome B Naustin Baltimore and Omo Railway Howell Western Maryland Railway Company Edison J Weeks Philadelphia and Reading Railway Lee Lehlyn Valley Railway George 7 Charlton Chicago and Alton Railway John ™ Beall Mobile and Goio Railway A H Hanson iMinota Central Railway W H. Mills Norwalk Ohio Wilter Newark Ohi C C Goss Iron Mountain Little Rock Ark W Cousins Illinois Central New Orleans W. M Drars White Pigeon Mich J E Gray Pennsylvania Railway Cambridge City Ind A N? Deltz Cleveland J van Dersen J ‘van Deusen Paul N. Dietz Gettysburg Eailadelphia Atlan Hooke

Inquest In Exum Case Nears Result at Morgue

Coroner Nevitt will conclude an inquest at the morgue this morning into the death of Frank Exum a colored man killed Saturday night. Police say Exum boarded a Washington railway car at Fourteenth and B streets NW after a dispute with Thomas Ennis of 64 King Street Alexandria Va. Ennis was arrested and denies striking Exum or seeing the injured man on the car. He is held pending verdict.

Nevitt Frank Exum Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Exum Ennis Alexandria Washington Pee

Burglary on Pennsylvania Avenue Reported Near First Precinct

A store at 118 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest was enteredearly yesterday with a thief rifling the cash register. Entry is believed by theft through the transom over the front door, with a watchman at the adjacent jewelry store nearby. Also mentioned are local grocery and retail listings from Johnson’s Preserves to Quaker Matches and others as part of city notices.

Quent W H Santelman Marine Band Fanclul Jol Philip Sousa M. Santelman Katon Santelmann Pennsylvania Avenue First Precinct Harvey Minater Cash Register

Department Clerk Dead After Forty-One Years in Treasury

Thomas Kittera Wallace a longtime Treasury Department clerk died yesterday at his home in Washington. Born November 19 1826 in Philadelphia he served in Treasury from 186 in a career longer than any other employee except one. He married Helen Virginia Stone in 1858 and left five children. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 4 PM at Oak Hill Cemetery chapel.

Thomas Kittera Wallace Treasury Department Apn George W. Wallace Q Street Mr Wallace Philadelphia Thomas Ken Wallace Mary Mitchell Weed William Brooke Pennsyl Gorploye Ir ‘Wallace Helen Virsinia “Stone Thatigatah Epler Baker Navy I Seymour Leut Corningnder

Robbery Charge Involving Two Local Suspects

Samuel Brown's Sixth Street store reported a theft of cash from the drawer. Harry Divers and John Ragan were held for grand jury action by Judge Mills in Police Court after detective arrests Friday night. Louis Brown, owner’s son, identified Divers and Ragan as the two men seen fleeing the scene.

Samuel Brown Sixth Harry Divers John Ragan Tudge Mills Johnston Cennor Louis Brown Brown Divers Ragan

M S M Fall Clothing Deals and Prices

A fragmented price list for M S M labeled fall clothing items including hand made suits at 20 dollars, new fall suits 12.50, top coats 25, derbys 4 to 6.50, hats 2.50 to 4, shirts and collars with various small prices, and miscellaneous accessories.

M.S. M New York

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