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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1905

Page

13

Remora Attraction Draws Crowds at National Zoo

Thousands visited the National Zoo as perfect weather spurred a Sunday rush from 1 to 4 pm. Highlights included the two bactrians, elephants, monkeys, and a new exhibit, a remora fish that clings to ships and sharks.

National Zoo Rock Creek Bridge Zoo California Sea Loans Dan Ald Jim Thin City Mall Smithsonian Instituttion

Escapes Miraculously After Swift Electric Car Leap

Alexandria news reports James Rust, son of Dr. DLON Rust, nearly killed when he leaped from a Washington to Mount Vernon Railway electric car near Lloyds. He was knocked unconscious, revived, and left with serious foot injuries and head bruises. Also covered are a fatal shooting of William Bell, a divorce decree for Grane Ferrier Jennings, and various local notices.

Rust Ren Heu Iugh McGuire Theuthet Episcopal Thorgical Seminary William Hell Richard Pines J. Chris. Gil Bell Potter's Field Lawrence Bennett J. (. Barley Corporation Court Grane Ferrier Jennings Warburton Joseph J. Jennings Norton & Boothe Mgr Peter W. van de Westelakem Nnnazi Brewmasters' Association of the United States Father Devitt Georgetown

Became subject of Japan on Sakhalin exiles

Dr. Nicholas Russell reports August 25 that six exiles on Sakhalin were captured by Japan. One accepted citizenship and stayed as a pioneer. The rest headed for Japan. one is in Kobe, another still prison term. Four remain in Japan awaiting path forward. Contributions to the Friends of Russian Freedom are coming in slowly.

Japan Russia Siberia Mongulia Manchuria China Obi River Moyeles Rein- Yoo London Sakhalin Nicholas Russell American Friends of Russian Freedom Trigom Kobe United States Alex. Kent

Millennium A Coming: Call for Federal Rail and Inland Waterway Control

BF. Grady argues for federal regulation or ownership of all commerce transport including railroads ships and canals. He envisions national control of coastwise trade and a democratic spread of federal power, predicting broad access to the economic pie and a millennium of reform for common people. Clinton North Carolina regrets the current monopoly and seeks extensive federal reform.

Congress United States Grady Clinton N. C

Upholds Education Board in Discipline Case

The writer praises the education board and a university president for enforcing school discipline despite student threats. He argues just actions by teachers should not yield to lawless pupils and stresses law observance as vital to national safety, warning against undermining authority within schools and cities.

Board of Education Chicago Childs

Old Virginia at War with Republican Tide in 19th Century Debates

The letter argues Virginia remains firmly Democratic, denounces Republican hopes, and credits the Democratic-led constitution and public school system for progress. It praises Democratic leadership while criticizing Republican figures, names Henry W. Stamper Sr. of Richmond, and reflects postwar disenfranchisement claims and political loyalties.

Lafayette Theater Name Change Urged by Editor West

Editor West argues the Lafayette Theater should retain its historic name Lafayette Theater as a fitting title for the handsome building chosen by the constructor. He emphasizes patriotic district sentiment and criticizes calls to rename, praising the site’s surrounding context and the architect’s taste. A separate note reports that northeast citizens' picnic patrons are described by an attorney to the Commissioners as the "lowest" in a report on nightly picnics.

West Sunwaimeu Lafayette Lafayette Theater Mortimer

Community Picnic Controversy Sparks Racial Debate

J N Johnson notes that many summer picnics were hosted by churches schools and societies with largely black attendance and denies the claim that drunken negroes tour the events The piece argues the protests exaggerate moral failure while acknowledging possible scrutiny by critics.

Nat Park J. N. Johnson

Sure Cure for Obesity Ad Tease by James Head

A humorous critique of an overhyped fat loss advertisement promises a quick home remedy to slimming without diet or medicine. The writer warns readers about obsession with weight loss and endless exertion, while lampooning the claim that a bottle guarantees results with money back satisfaction.

Facitor Post James W. Head

Education for Honest Politics Urged by Freeman

Will H. Freeman argues that education of the people is the best path to public honesty amid graft and corruption. He cites Jonathon Ingalls’s warning on political purification and warns reforms alone lack permanence until voters demand integrity and eject demagogues.

Jonbn J. Ingalls Kansay United States Senate Will H. Freeman

Disintegration of Party A Virginia View on Democracy's Fall

A Virginian argues that the Democratic party has outlived its usefulness and is disintegrating under machine rule. He cites West Virginia Kentucky Missouri and Virginia as evidence, accusing leaders of autocracy corruption and deterring voter turnout. The piece contends Republicans gain trust while Democrats cling to machine tactics.

West Virginia Supreme Court Pueble Missouri St. Louis Virginia Old Dominion Democratic Party

Thirty-Sixth Annual Session Opens October 4 2008

The thirty-sixth annual session opens October 4 2008 at 6 30 pm in the Law School Building Nos 806 and 808 northwest. Announcements will be made for the term enteres invited. The secretary will be at the Law Building daily for enrollment and fees. Students should enroll before opening night. Circulars available at Lowfermilk Co 1424 F Street NW John Byrne Co 1924 F St NW and W B Thompson Pharmacy 703 Fifteenth St NW or upon application to the undersigned S M Yeatman secretary School of Medicine. The fifty sixth session begins September 28 and lasts eight months. Day instruction only. night lectures abolished. Practical lab work in Anatomy Physiology Chemistry Histology Pathology and Bacteriology with clinical work in city hospitals and University Hospital. For circulars address Dean G M Kober 920 H Street.

Law School Law Building School of Medicine Bagin Addrsen G. M. Kober H Street National University Law School Svaning

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