Saks Clothing Ad Presents Fall Suits and Topcoats
Saks Clothing advertises fall men s suits and topcoats priced from 10 to 35 dollars with options for young men as low as 7 50. It claims superior fit and satisfaction for hard to fit men and emphasizes tailoring perfection and confidence in quality.
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Saks
Durkee Heirs Fight Ruling as Wood Denounces Blaisdell Claim
Col Wood, claiming sole legal representation of Durkee heirs, disputes L C Blaisdell assertions and cites Court of Claims records and a 1896 Senate endorsement. He details Kuykendall as administrator with power to name counsel, notes a Durkee will trust provisions, and questions Treasury recognition while outlining related legal histories.
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L. C. Blaisdell
J. A. Kuykendall
Durkee
Treasury
Colt D . Wood
Pacific Roads
Charles Durkee
L. C. Blaindell
Col. Wood
Blaisdell
Court of Claims
Pacific Railroads
Senate Pacific Railroads Committee
Leonard C. Blaisdell
The
United States
Joan A. Kuykendall
J .A. Kuykendall
Kuykendall
Wyman
Third Judicial District
Utah
John A Kuykendall
Young
Treasury Department
Galt Lake
Kuykendal
McKinny
Secretary of the Treasury
District of Columbia
Tum
Cour of Claims
Rev Father Currier to Speak Across Several Cities
Rev Charles Warren Currier formerly of St Marys Church visits Washington and Worcester after a Jesuit retreat. He will lecture at St Pauls Wilmington and St Dominics and later at St Ignatius Baltimore and Corpus Christi Baltimore on behalf of the Society for the Preservation of the Faith Among Indian Children. He plans preaching in Worcester and in Pikesville and French sermons at St Josephs French Church and Notre Dame Worcester. The apostolic delegate Mer Falconio will attend at Pikesville.
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Charles Warren Currier
St. Mary's Church
Washington
Worcester
Mass
Saratoga
St. Paul's Church
Wilmington
Del
St. Dominic's Church
Society For the Preservation of the Faith
Amorgz
St. Ignatiue' Church
Baltimore
Corpus Christi Church
St. Charles’ Church
Pikesvile
Apostolic Delegate
Mer. Falconio
St. Stephen's Church
St. Joseph's
Notre Dame
Busy Corner Opens Fall Fashion Display With New Fabrics
The Busy Corner on Eighth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue marked its fall opening with a grand display of gowns millinery and novelties. The event showcased Parisian gowns radium silk waists and a new stock expansion without crowding to keep the floor orderly. An art exhibit by Astley D. M. Cooper titled The Indian Arrow drew visitors, depicting a camp fire scene with Indian signals in vivid realism.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
By &. Kann, Sons & Co
Eighth
D Streets
Lust¢ar Messrs Kann
Worman
Prines Alberts
Joseph
Astley D. M. Cooper
Wa Ued
Messrs. Konn
Six Months for Using Knife in Fight
James Plater was sentenced to six months for cutting Charles Smith on the neck with a knife about six months ago. The incident led to the court proceeding and the judge imposed the term yesterday.
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James Plater
Charles Smith
Smallpox Cases Fall as Six Patients Discharged
Six members of the Kieny and Hess families were released from the smallpox hospital after recovery. Mrs Kieny and her children Mabel Lillian and Irving were diagnosed August 2 and admitted the same day at 327 Fifteenth Street Southeast. Mrs Hess of 315 Fifteenth Street Southeast was hospitalized the same day. Marguerite Here was admitted September and developed the disease at the quarantine station. Three patients remain under treatment but are rapidly recovering and near discharge. No new cases since the Clark Lee outbreak in the District about two weeks ago.
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Kieny
Hess
Smallpox Hospital
Mabel
Lillian
Irving
Fifteenth Street
Marguerite
Clark Lee
St Luke's Baptist Church Celebrates 26th Anniversary
The Brightwood church marked its twenty sixth anniversary with Sunday services led by Rev Shelton Miller and Rev George W Lee. The event featured music from the Vernont Avenue Baptist Church choir under Prof William T Johnson and organist George T Johnson. A second sermon by Rev William A Jones addressed Peters Harr's Will, filed yesterday, naming Adelade L Harr as executrix without bond.
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Brightwood
St Luke’s Baptist Church
D. C
Shelton Miller
George W. Lee
Vernont Avenue Baptist Church
Wiliam T. Johnson
George T. Johnson
At & P
William A. Jones
Typhoid Conditions Improving In City Bulletin
Typhoid fever cases under treatment number about 270 with twelve new cases reported and two recoveries in the latest health department update. District fuel consumption climbs to 93 462 tons in seven years, signaling a major contract, while local business notes include a reopening cafe and shoe sale details.
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