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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1905

Page

35

Remora Attracts Crowds At National Zoo Visit Day

The National Zoo drew record Sunday crowds as perfect weather lured thousands. Exhibits ranged from the California sea lions to Dunk the elephant and two Bactrian camels. The latest star was a remora in the aquarium, noted for its unusual head shape and ability to attach to moving objects.

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

Narrow escape on electric car shocks Alexandria resident

James Rust son of Dr D L Ron Rust of Washington and Alexandria County had a perilous escape after leaping from a Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway electric car near Lloyds. He survived with head and hand bruises and a serious foot injury and was treated by Dr Hugh McGuire. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon, and Rust is expected to be bedbound for some time. Also reported are the killing of William Hell by Richard Pines to save Officer J Chris Gil, the upcoming Police Court case of Lawrence Bennett, a divorce granted to Grane Ferrier Jennings from Joseph J Jennings, and various local society notes and church visits.

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 Exiles on Sakhalin

Dr Nicholas Russell reports that six exiles were on Sakhalin when Japan captured it. One accepted Japanese citizenship and chose to stay as a pioneer. The rest headed for Japan or Kobe, with one still imprisoned. Others planned to remain in Japan until options opened. Contributions to the Friends of Russian Freedom trickle in.

Sakhalin Nicholas Russell American Friends of Russian Freedom Japan Trigom Kobe United States Alex. Kent

Sees Millennium A Coming

Editor BF Grady argues that reformers should demand federal control of all transport in commerce including steam boats canals rafts and merchant marine He predicts federal management of coastwise trade and railroads could bring wide reform and a federal pie counter with seats for many families in the United States.

Congress United States Grady Clinton N. C

Upholds Education Board in School Discipline Award

Correspondent praises the decisive act by a university president who dismissed three students after a class rebellion. The essay argues disciplined action strengthens a school system and laments lawless pupils threaten all schools, urging adherence to just law and accountability for teachers and principals.

Board of Education Chicago Childs

Old Virginia Democrats Endure and Oppose Virginia Republicans

In strong editorial voice Henry W. Stamper Sr. of Richmond asserts Virginia’s Democratic strength and history of voting against Republican tickets. He lauds Democratic control, critiques Republican leadership, and notes the party’s role in advancing public schools despite wartime poverty.

Lafayette Theater Rename Urges Patriot Citizens

Editor West argues Lafayette Theater should retain its historic name, praising the builder’s tasteful choice as fitting for the site. The letter reflects district pride and support for the theater’s identity amid ongoing discussions.

West Sunwaimeu Lafayette Lafayette Theater Mortimer

Controversy Over Summer Picnics and Racial Labels

A newspaper letter argues against broad accusations of drunkenness at picnics claiming many events were hosted by churches schools and societies with largely orderly attendees. The author disputes sweeping generalizations and cautions against bias while noting police involvement and a named individual J N Johnson.

Nat Park J. N. Johnson

Sure Cure for Obesity and Unrequited Love Remedies

James WHead claims in a humorous critique that obesity ads promise rapid weight loss without diet or medicine. He mocks the advertised methods while offering his own list of remedies such as worry, strenuous activity, and unrequited love. He asserts satisfaction guaranteed or money back.

Facitor Post James W. Head

Education of the People to Purge Politics

Will H. Freeman argues that graft and corruption persist despite reforms. He contends lasting purity comes through educating voters to demand honesty and select men of integrity, relegating demagogues to the rear.

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

Disintegration of Party A Virginian's View on Democracy's Downfall

A Vir ginian critic argues the Democratic party has outlived usefulness. He cites 1884 West Virginia governors, Kentucky Goebel era, Missouri shifts, and a general move to Republican strength. He claims machine politics corrupt primaries and risks widespread voter abstention in November. He says Virginia’s race for governor is open while Democrats follow West Virginia and Missouri into decline. The piece contends national Democratic leaders rely on machines over personal integrity and cites three Democratic governors winning amid cross party support. The critic warns Democrats cannot escape accountability for their decline.

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

School of Medicine Opens Fifty-Sixth Session September 28

The fifty sixth session will begin September 28 and run eight months. Day instruction only. night lectures abolished. Practical labs under special instructors in Anatomy Physiology Chemistry Histology Pathology and Bacteriology. Clinical experience in city hospitals and University Hospital. Circulars directed to Dean Dr G M Kober 920 H Street.

School of Medicine Bagin Addrsen G. M. Kober H Street

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