Statue to Reappear on Barneys Lawn Amid New Fence
A recumbent statue said to be Miss Natalie Barney will return to the Studley House lawn in Sheridan Circle. A high concrete wall now shelters the site, and plans include a formal garden with white columns and climbing vines surrounding the statue.
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Old Officers Reelected by Washington Saengerbund
The Washington Saengerbund reelected all officers for another year at the clubhouse on 3t C street Tiorthweat, la mb. br of A Walker, board member, did not continue in the same position after declining a nomination. Officers include President and vice president OA Scheuer Anian, recording secretary W. Brauner, treasurer Rel Cart, librarian WH Jam Hannenneain, musical director Hem vieh Slammer, and directors John Waldman, JF Redeker, Charles Ho Ranman, Karl Xander, G. J. Schulse, FE Levy. Levy fills vacancies created by Dr Walker Lepper’s retirement.
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Read Sermons Delivered by J D Rockefeller to Wife
In Chewlaw Ohio on September 1 Mrs J D Rockefeller joined her husband at church for the first time this summer. The couple sat apart due to a crowded pew. Report says Rockefeller notes sermons to read to his wife at home, showing his motive for attending weekly services.
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Planned to Kill Troops in Royalist Conspiracy
A Vienna de Castello mystery reveals a treacherous plot reaching Braga and Oporto. Royalist leaders planned mass killings of garrisons as frontier troops faced demoralization, aiming to seize northern Portugal with swift actions inside the country.
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Dog Creates Panic as Pet Manages to Bite Attempt
A dog frothing at the mouth entered the rear yard of 829 M Street Southwest and tried to bite T. W. Dunn’s niece. Neighbors yelled mad dog as the animal ran about. Harbor police officer Osterman shot the dog and Poundmaster Kuhn received the body.
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City's Only Distillery Destroyed in Early Saturday Fire
A blaze gutted Washington's lone distillery at Thirteenth and L streets SE, fought by firefighters for hours. Fire Marshal Nicholson estimates losses at 35.00, suspecting incendiary origin after a break‑in to an adjacent shed. Distillery had not operated recently and plans to reopen around October 1.
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Health Office Record at City Hospital Reveals Patient Ages
Fragmentary health office record lists patients including a 61 year old man and a 72 year old woman at King Freedmen's Hospital like facility. Other readable items include addresses and ages, with several names partially legible and dates uncertain.
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City’s 50,000 pupils start school amid crowded early classrooms
About fifty thousand district children return to school this morning as many campuses remain unfinished and will hold classes in current buildings until October. Enrollment extends into the outer areas with nineteen portable barracks used to ease crowding. totals depend on new registrations.
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AERO FLIERS STRIVE FOR MIDWEST TO BUFFALO PRIZE
Aerial races unfold with Robinson aiming from Lake Calhoun Minneapolis toward New Orleans hydroaeroplans race for a 20000 purse. Rodgers sails toward San Francisco from Sheepshead Bay, delivering messages and crossing Hudson. Ward delays from repairs in Owego, awaiting a new motor before attempting Buffalo aim.
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Aviator Peck Demonstrates New Aero Camera Despite Mechanical Glitch
At College Park Washington aviator Paul Peck flew a newly designed biplane to heights over 200 feet in four flights. The rotary engine failed on the first try, but an eight cylinder engine allowed later ascents. Peck's camera notebook device and moving pictures were praised by Col. Scriven.
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Aviator Robinson Nominated for Hydro-Aeroplane Journey
St. Louis September 17 Hugh K Robinson aviator chosen by the trans Missississippi River Freightke for a hydro aeroplane voyage down the Mississippi River.
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British Aviator Killed In Hendon Flight
Lieut. R. A. Cammell of the Farnborough aviation school was killed at Hendon near London during a flight in a new aircraft. An experienced flyer, he had just completed a circuit and may have misjudged a turn causing the machine to overturn from about 60 feet. He died before reaching a hospital.
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Navy Aviator Flies Through Mid Atlantic Circuit
Lieut. John Rodgers, aviation instructor at the U S Naval Academy, flew from Havre de Grace to Greenberry Point and back toward Annapolis after Navy Department vetoed his plan to fly to New York. He completed a loop via College Park Washington Havre de Grace and over Chesapeake Bay, with poor field conditions delaying start of training at Annapolis.
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Balloon crosses New York in 125 mile Berkshire drift
Pittsfield Massachusetts September 17 three Massachusetts aeronauts William Van Sleet pilot Jay Benton and J J Van Valkenburg rode the balloon Springfield from Pittsfield just before midnight. Dawn found them over New York City drifting across the Bronx and Long Island before landing in Auburndale Queens. A warm current sent the craft up to 8500 feet then a rapid descent kept it from going to sea. The five and a half hour flight covered 125 miles.
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Railway Officials Confer In Atlantic City Meeting
E H Coapman general manager of the Southern Railway and G Taylor superintendent of transportation met with the Order of Railway Telegraphers officials in Atlantic City last night to discuss the railway's side of negotiations. A committee and officials held a meeting yesterday afternoon and Mr Taylor left Washington soon after.
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Washington
Funeral of Gen Greenleaf Arrives in Washington
The body of Brig. Gen. Charles R. Greenleaf A S A died September 2 in San Jose California arrives in Washington with his son Maj. H S Greenleaf daughter Mrs Henry Page and wife Funeral services set for tomorrow at Church of the Epiphany Rev Randolph H McKim officiating Interment at Arlington National Cemetery honorary pallbearers include Brig Gen George H Torney Col J Van R Hoft Col Louis A LaGarde Lieut Col Walter D McCaw Lieut Col W D Crosby and Maj P Fauntelroy all from the army medical department He served from the Civil War through the Spanish American War with War Department service and involvement in the movement to purify the local water supply born in Pennsylvania first appointed from Ohio entering the medical corps in 1861 retired as brigadier general in April 184 Post Want Ada free use the classified columns of The Post and secure results No charge for advertising.
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Sixteen year old newsboy faces judge over newspaper theft
McKinley Smith, aged sixteen, will appear before Judge DeLacy of the juvenile court this afternoon to answer an alleged theft of newspapers. Louis Rollman, a U S Geological Survey watchman, detained the boy after sighting him taking papers on F Street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. The youth was arrested and held at detention. Judge DeLacy pursue efforts to curb the practice in Washington.
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Weather conditions and forecast from the Weather Bureau
A Sunday report from the Weather Bureau notes a tropical disturbance south of Jamaica moving west-northwest with unknown intensity. U.S. pressure patterns bring warm central and southern weather, with fair conditions elsewhere, and expect rains Monday in the lake region and upper Mississippi valley. Winds vary by coast and region, with brisk north to northeast over some ports, and a Potomac Shenandoah river bulletin notes muddy conditions at Harper's Ferry, West Virginia.
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