President Roosevelt's Welcome Arrangements on Avenue
Merchants along the avenue near the railway station promise a large display of flags for a warm civic welcome to President Roosevelt on his return. The G A R plans a joint greeting in front of Grand Army Hall while Secretary Root takes office and Loomis winds down his term, amid debate over cipher dispatch control.
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Germany
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Gortelyou Returns to City After Vacation
Postmaster General George B Cortelyou returns Thursday from a family vacation at Hemypstal and Poland Springs. He describes enjoying the trip, notes the country’s prosperity, and says he will not appear at his office until Monday morning due to illness and ongoing political discussions.
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Oyster Bay Report Details President Rosch Departure Plans
Oyster Bay 1 September 29 notes President Rosch ending summer travel in Sagamore Hill prep for Washington departure. He spent hours with family and issued directions as Mrs Roosevelt and children prepare to marry morning ceremonies, then depart by special train to Long Island for boat to Jersey City. Train then for Pennsylvania Railroad, schedule to reach Washington at 6:18.
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Ramsay’s Battery to Fire Cannon for President Visit
The committe on the Roosev elt visit in North Carolina approved Capt John Ramsay of Ramsbury for a salute battery. Ramsay’s unit fired cannons for past presidential visits, and the group seeks Confederate and Mexican terms for parade positions and salute duties during the President’s stop.
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Conens Condition Critical as Young Musician Is Shot
Lucien Coren, a 14 year old musician, remained in critical condition at the Navy Hospital after being shot by Mrs Jeamine May last Wednesday. Doctors reported little hope for recovery as the case drew ongoing legal action with Mrs May released on $3000 bail. Attorneys Freed M Fulton and G A Baker represent her. Also, Arlington resident Mrs Leola L Ferguson faced libel charges after sending an objectionable letter to her sister in law Mrs Mary Philips and posted a $300 bond for appearance in Police Court.
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Judge rules hotels may sell liquor Sundays with meals
Judge O Neal of the Police Court ruled that hotel proprietors may sell liquor on Sundays when meals are served to bona fide guests who register at the hotel. Fritz Reuter, charged with a Sunday bar open, had his case dismissed after police testimony showed beer with a sandwich. Some city officials said the ruling conflicts with Court of Appeals precedent and may be overturned on appeal.
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Negro detective on trial in extortion case at Police Court
Detective Henry Lacy of the central office faces charges of extorting money from Lena Hewlett a black schoolteacher at her home 2809 O Street threatening her life and using profanity. Two witnesses testified amid heated exchanges as the trial continued with Lacy suspended at the Fifth Precinct awaiting the board’s ruling.
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Rives
Fifth Precinct
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Lieut
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Tenth Precinet
Probing M Street School Board Ends Session Without Result
The Board of Education adjourned a night session on the M Street High School investigation with no conclusions. Dr Needham left at 10 for a New York train, and next meetings are planned until the matter is disposed of. John T Love and P M Hughes were the only witnesses examined.
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Cooper
Rev Dr Stafford Arrives in New York From La Lorraine
The steamship La Lorraine carrying Rex BD J Stafford a pastor from St Patrick's Church arrived in New York last night. He is not expected at the rectorate until next week. A reception committee for his Washington return has nearly finished plans and will present them at Carroll Hall on Sunday evening at o clock.
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Washington
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Fuel Service Reform prompts new bid forms in District
Property Clerk Maj. Douglas Simms presents annual report urging fuel bid reforms to lower prices. He proposes alternative clauses allowing fixed total fuel purchases or location based price clauses for precinct stations engine houses and schools. He notes district fuel yard plans and shifting away from fuel dealers amid transport yard changes.
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District official urges land purchase and wharf project
A district report recommends buying land near the station to establish a property yard and urgent funds for a riverside wharf to store sand and gravel. It calls for faster committee action on general supplies, consolidating small requisitions, more storerooms, salary increases, improved bookkeeping, and standardized voucher prep. The accompanying five statements itemize material and supply expenditures.
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Shriners Hold Secret Conclave At Armory Meeting
Almas temple Mystic Shriners convened at National Rifles Armory for a secret but satisfying gathering after a three month gap. Noble Jacob Barren of South Carolina spoke on his imperial council candidacy elected last June at Niagara. George H Walker from Washington led Niagara delegates. The group adjourned to a downstairs hall for a repast.
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Washington
Senator Heyburn Illness Reaches Mild Appendicitis
Senator W B Heyburn of Idaho, en route from New York to Washington, was taken to Stoneleigh Court with a mild appendicitis. Dr W J L Masterson treated him. no operation likely. Condition improving. access to room restricted to doctor and nurse. The Sunday Post advertises an expanded tomorrow edition.
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Sunday Post
Campaign kicks off with YMCA rally and new building opening
The YMCA announces a Washington fall campaign led by President Woodward and General Secretary Pierce. A dinner on October 3 begins the rally with plans for the October 16 opening of the new building. Dr Henry Van Dyke of Princeton will speak at the dedication on October 30. Sixteen new members joined yesterday, and a boys meeting features the Amphion Glee Club and Charles Nesbit discussing "Impressions from the Wild West" with Nesbit recounting Rockies adventures. under-twelve boys barred.
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Jonadabs and Barleycorn Temperance Rally Opens Season
Washington Council No 1 Fraternal Sons of Jonadab opened its fall temperance campaign with an all-day meeting at 2 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. Representatives from Rechabites Good Templars and Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society attended. KR Emmett O'Brien presided and noted a member insurance benefit. Judge Nichol urged abstinence. Dozens of speakers, including Capt Yingling Judge Forster and many others, spoke on temperance and societal uplift. The program ended with music and readings and plans for monthly gatherings.
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Weather Conditions Report from the U S Weather Bureau
The Gulf disturbance has moved inland over Southern Mississippi and slows northward. High pressure departs the Upper Ohio Valley while a large low sits in Western Wyoming with 29.48 inches. Brisk southerly winds affect the Rocky Mountains and Dakotas with a notable temperature fall expected. Rain confined to the Gulf and Rocky Mountain regions. high temperatures remain in most districts. Rain forecasts cover Tennessee to the Atlantic States, with cooling in the Dakotas, Kansas, Nebraska, and the Lower Missouri Valley. Winds vary by coast and region. Local temps show midnight 58, 2a m 56, 6am 58, 9am 72, 4pm 76, 7 pm 70. rainfall 0.09 inches from 9pm to 5pm. sunshine 11 hours. Temperature comparisons to last year show max 73, min 62.
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Prince Louis of Battenburg to visit United States
The State and Navy Departments plan the prince’s visit. Ambassador Durand submitted the prince staff and squadron captains. The fleet will assemble off Annapolis in November. Prince Louis will dine with the President in Washington for a day or two, with most of the stay in New York.
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Car Split Frog On Brookland Line Blocks North Capitol Traffic
A Brookland car split the frog at the New York avenue and North Capitol street intersection last night, throwing itself almost across the intersecting tracks and halting northerly traffic for hours. After several tries, the car was moved back onto the track and service resumed. The Sunday Post promises fine features tomorrow.
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