Secret in the South and a dangerous husband
In Ophir, Mrs Martinez and Mr Britton discuss the perilous life of Jose Martinez formerly Walcott. Britton warns that justice will pursue him, while the hidden secret linking husband and wife remains safe only as long as she lives. The pair share a careful dinner where her hunger and past are revealed, and Britton pledges support if needed.
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Harmony Tent Rechabites to Mark Second Anniversary in DC
Seeks to reform drinkers without regulating liquor, Harmony Tent No 2 of the Independent Order of Rechabites will celebrate its second anniversary tomorrow at Odd Fellows Hall. Since organizing September 28 1903 the group has spawned Perseverence Eastport Annapolis Rescue Oriole and Henderson tents, growing membership by over 600 in under a year. A national convention in October will be preceded by sermons and a large parade along Pennsylvania Avenue with ministers and businessmen in attendance.
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J W N. Chapman
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Perseverence
Alexandria
Eastport
Annapolis
Rescue
Oriole
Baltimore
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Henderson
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J. T. Rolis
Onward
Harmonyites
Washington
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Reunion of Saengerbund in Washington Hall Feast Tonight
The Washington Saengerbund invites all members and many friends to a reunion of former active members at Saenger bund Hall on 04 Street NW. President Frank Claudy says about 41 German citizens who left the band in the last thirty years will join current members to renew friendships with light refreshments and music.
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Reception for Dr Stafford at St Patrick's Church
Members of St Patrick's Church will meet tonight at Carroll Hall to plan a reception for Rev Dr Stafford arriving from Europe. Stafford sailed from Havre last Saturday and is expected in Washington this weekend. The parish aims to make the event significant and well organized. A new book on Santo Domingo tariff laws, compiled for exporters, has been published by the Bureau of insular affairs and is on sale in New York.
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US Foreign Trade Surges in Eight Months of 1905 Exports Lead
Government Bureau of Statistics reports a total foreign trade increase of 248,551,812 over 1904 in the first eight months. Exports rise 145,409,150 with agricultural goods up 63,117,245 and manufactured items up 53,288,236. Imports grow 108,142,663, led by crude manufacturing inputs and luxuries. August shows exports up 25,459,282 and imports up 8,154,897 from last year.
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Condition of Crops in Weather Bureau Weekly Bulletin
Weather Bureau reports generally favorable crop conditions nationwide for the week ending September 25. Rain damaged sections of Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys while parts of the South Atlantic and Gulf states need rain. frosts touched Middle Rockies and Lower Lake region. Corn remains largely favorable for maturity. some fields blown down in Nebraska and moisture damaged in Missouri and Kansas. Spring wheat thrashing in the Dakotas and Minnesota slowed by rain. oat yields variable in the Midwest. limited cotton uncertainty in South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Oklahoma.
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Cotton belt crop prospects and Standard Oil traction control
Crop reports note mixed conditions across states from Indian Territories to Texas with improving and deteriorating areas, light rust, rain interruptions in Texas picking, and favorable seeding in Central Valleys. Apple outlook weak, potatoes poor except southeast where plowing lagged. Standard Oil interests reportedly gained control of Ohio and Indiana traction securities worth over 88 million par, with cash around 50 million, linked to Philadelphia United Gas Improvement and Elkins Widener Dolan syndicate.
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Columbia College and Engineering Degrees Offered
The article lists graduate and undergraduate programs across ARTS AND SCIENCES and COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. It details degrees including Master of Arts, Master of Science, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and architecture. It also notes MEDICINE and DENTISTRY faculties with MD and DDS pathways, and LAW and JURISPRUDENCE with LLB, LLM, Patent Law, and JD programs.
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Courses of Study and Instructure at Y M C A
An extensive list of courses including Algebra, English, Latin, Spanish, Geometry, Drafting, and stenography offered by the Young Men's Christian Association education program. New building opens October 16 on the third floor with 11,700 square feet for educational work and a focus on membership privileges and fees.
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Additional Lecturers in Fourth Year Postgraduate Course
The thirty-fifth annual session opens on Wednesday, October 4, 2008, at 3 0 p m in the Law School Building Washington DC. Notables include Hon Holmes Conrad and Hon Seth Shepard among others. Enrollment details and circulars available at Lowdermilk Co, John Byrne Co, W. Thompson Pharmacy, or the secretary.
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