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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1911

Page

12

Sunday closing in Anacostia aims to shut stores by Oct 1

In Anacostia a church led campaign seeks Sunday closings for druggists, grocers, fruit stores, and cigar stands by October 1. After a September 15 mass meeting, petitions circulate, merchants weigh sentiment, and the Episcopal parish guides a nonsectarian effort with broad church backing.

Anacostia Alpready Campannn Episcopal Park Hall Arastlonanul

Peruna Relieves Bad Case of Dyspepsia

Special report notes a strong claim of recovery from dyspepsia using Peruna. A reader from Harpers Ferry Virginia, Sept 16, expresses gratitude and notes trust in the treatment while requesting further advice amid river conditions and local weather.

Peruna

Weather Conditions Reported From Washington DC Weather Bureau

The Weather Bureau summary notes pressure low and falling over the West Indies with a developing disturbance south of Haiti. Local rains fell in the mid Atlantic and New England within 30 hours. Light to variable winds prevail along most coasts with some moderates in Florida and the Gulf. Local temperatures range from 32 to 78 degrees with varied humidity and rainfall figures across regions.

Dept. of Agriculture Washington Baturday West Indies Haiti Atlantic Gulf Ports Waat Indies Middle Atlantic New England Teenessee Ohio Valley Missouri Kansas Oregon East Gulf Florida West Gulf Coast Lake

Progressive Democrat Lawler Plans Run Against Nelson

Mr. Lawler describes himself as a progressive Democrat and notes that the primaries are not scheduled until September 15, 1912.

Naval Aviator Rodgers Aces Air Tour to Havre de Grace

Lieut John Rodgers U S N aviation instructor at Annapolis paid a dawn visit to his parents by air cruising from College Park to Havre de Grace with a planned flight to New York City. Crowds lined roads and hills as the pilot finished a 14 flight spree with fellow aviators resuming training at College Park and capturing moving pictures of the route for posterity.

Naval Aviation School New York City College Park John Rodgers Annapolis Baltimore Pimlico Havre de Grace Rodgers Sion Hill Leutenant John A. Rodgers Robert New York Ciy New York L. Badgera Sheepshead Bay San Francisco Pennsylvania Railroad Clandier Beck Arnold Milling Kirtland Paul Peck Moe Wiliam Sherman Washington Engineerocorps Dawson Olmstead Paul W. Beck Muling Hammondsport Lieut Labordi Benning

Demand Navy Yards South Leads The Movement

Southern senators and representatives rally to oppose Secretary Meyer's plan to concentrate work at larger Atlantic coast yards. They warn Charleston Pensacola and New Orleans yards may be abandoned despite Navy defense needs. Congress faces a partisan fight with Southern backing for retaining southern yards.

House Meyer Charleston S. C Pensacola New Orleans Navy Atlantic Coast Navy Yard Lem Uel P. Padgett Tennessee Naval Committee South Carolina Florida Louisiana Ailson 2. Smith Senate Benjamin R. Tillman Washington Smith Congress John R. Thornton Nathan P. Bryan Tilman Secretary of the Navy Portsmouth N. H Boston Mays New York Philadelphia Norfolk Atlantic Guantanamo Cuba South Atlantic Yar Yard Virginia House Committee On War Department

Man Hunt Ends in U S Capture of Miner

Hannah North Dakota Sept 16 after Canadian mounted police and posses of over 20 citizens and crossing the border Miner the alleged abductor of Eleanor Grace Price a Snowflake Manitoba school teacher was trapped at Hall say farm three miles west of Hannah while at breakfast he was surprised in a haymow and surrendered unarmed Miner requested to be taken to Hannah rather than Snowflake.

Hannah N. Dak Canada North Dakota Miner Eleanor Grace Price Manitoba Hallsay Farm

Millionaire Martin Costello Ends Life in Los Angeles

Los Angeles reports millionaire Martin Costello 64, a Tombstone, Arizona mine developer, shot himself in a lodging house after an evening at home with his family. He died instantly. despondency is believed to be the cause.

Los Angeles Cal Martin Costello Tombstone Ariz Costello

Veterans at Clambake at Narragansett Bay Reunion

Providence R I Sept 16 Members of the Society of the Army of the Potomac attend their fortieth annual reunion with an excursion around Narragansett Bay. A clambake was served at Rocky Point.

Providence Society of the Army of the Potomas Narragansett Bay Rocky Point

Transfer War Bitter as Supreme Court Possibility Looms

Lawyers for Baltimore and Washington Transit Company expect the transfer dispute with Capital Traction to reach the U S Supreme Court. They argue issuing free transfers would deprive the Capital Traction of property without due process, raising a federal question. Capital Traction contends it seeks mutual profit and has offered to adjust accounts. An early District Court hearing will be requested with the case on the October calendar and possible advancement due to public interest.

Baltimore Capital Traction Company Baltimore and Washington Transit Company United States Supreme Court Plati[um District Court

Newark Attorney Alfred F Stevens Seriously Injured

Newark New Jersey September 16 Alfred F Stevens a leading Newark attorney and brother of Vice Chancellor Stevens sustained serious injuries in an incident that may be life threatening authorities said the details remained unclear and under investigation.

Newark N. J Alfred F. Stevens Stevens

Stanley Repeats Call for Steel Inquiry Evidence

Representative A. O. Stanley of Kentucky, chairing the House steel investigating committee, left Washington for New York to gather more data against United States Steel Corporation. He declined to reveal details. The panel plans hearings in early November with executives including Andrew Carnegie and J. Pierpont Morgan among potential witnesses.

A. 0. Stanley Kentucky House Steel Investigating Committee

Seventy Seven Keeps Circulation and Breaks the Cold

The passage promotes using Seventy Seven to restore circulation and relieve cold symptoms. It claims quick action and easy access, noting a vial fits a vest pocket and that dealers sell Seventy-Seven. Humphreve

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