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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
2
Saks Clothing highlights its reputation for finely tailored menswear that fits hard to please customers. New Fall Suits and Topcoats for men priced from $10 to $35, with options for young men as low as $7.50. The copy emphasizes expert tailoring and customer satisfaction.
Col Wood disputes Blaisdell claim as sole legal representative of Durkee heirs. Records show Kuykendall appointed administrator with power to name counsel. Treasury recognition questioned. Notes on related probate cases, Court of Claims records, and ongoing litigation outline administrator’s authority and duties. Several personnel changes and the start of a furniture sale follow the legal items.
Rev Charles Warren Currier, formerly of St Marys, will speak at multiple churches this winter. He plans headquarters in Saratoga and will address Saint Pauls Wilmington, St Dominics, St Ignatius Baltimore, Corpus Christi Baltimore, St Charles Pikeville, with sermons for the Society for the Preservation of the Faith Among Indian Children in Worcester and Baltimore in French at two churches. The apostolic delegate Mer Falconio will attend in Pikeville.
The Busy Corner at Eighth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue held a fall opening with an expansive display of gowns, wraps, and millinery. The event featured Parisian gowns, radium silk waists, and varied hat designs, along with a notable exhibition of Astley D. M. Cooper’s painting The Indian Arrow on the fifth floor.
James Plater was sentenced to six months for stabbing Charles Smith in the neck about six months ago. The incident occurred during a fight and the defendant received the jail term yesterday in the local court.
Six patients from the Kieny and Hess families were released from the smallpox hospital, including Mrs Kieny and her children Mabel Lillian and Irving. Earlier that day Mrs Hess and Marguerite Here were taken to quarantine with others developing the disease. three cases remain under treatment and rapidly recovering. No new cases since the Clark Lee outbreak about two weeks ago.
The twenty sixth anniversary of St Luke's Baptist Church at Brightwood Washington DC was celebrated Sunday. Sunday School at 1 pm. Rev Shelton Miller preached an anniversary sermon and Rev George W Lee preached on The Great City and Its Inhabitants. Choir from Vernon Avenue Baptist Church under Prof William T Johnson rendered music. At 5 pm Rev William A Jones preached a sermon Peter Harr's Will filed yesterday leaving whole estate to widow Adelade L Harr executrix without bond.
The typhoid fever situation shows gradual improvement with about 270 cases under treatment. Yesterday 12 new cases were reported by the health department, with two recoveries, covering the period from Saturday night.
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