Washington Policy and Law Headlines
The House committee backs the Clark bill prohibiting intermarriage in the District of Columbia. Robert Lansing of Watertown New York is named counsellor of the State Department. Congress urged to fund a 40 million dollar Hudson River bridge project. Senator Smith introduces a federal motion picture commission under the Bureau of Education.
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House
Clark
District of Columbia
Robert Lansing
Watertown
N. Y
Wilson
State Department
Congress
Hudson
Smith
Motion Picture Commission
United States Bureau of Education
O'Gorman
United States
Richard Stockton
Newark
Eyer
East Rochester
John D. Rockefeller
Springfield
Mass
First National Bank
Gallatin
Tenn
Bbers
J. W. Clement
Buffalo
New York
Ireland
Marie Jansen
Milford
Miss
Konop
Wisconsin
Eclair Moving Picture Co
Fort Lee
N. J
Cone Johnson
Texas
Joseph W. Folk
Ohio
Jesse M. Kelley
Greene County
Sheni Nori
Carlisle Indian School
Carlisle
Redfield
House Committee
Washington
New York Harbor
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Brooklyn
Vassar
Thomas J. Bannon
Middletown
H. J. Monnich
Stuntington
Cudahy daughter to enter Boston hospital training school
Personal note reports Helen Cudahy youngest daughter of Patrick Cudahy entering the Massachusetts General Hospital Training School for Nurses in Boston. Charles W. Eliot marks his eightieth birthday and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is recovered from a White House fall with anticipated outdoor activity soon. Secretary Bryan also observed his eighty fourth birthday.
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Helen Cudahy
Patrick Cudahy
Packer
Massachuetts General Hospital
Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Bryan
General Snow and a World of News
General eight inches of snow falls at Richmond Virginia. The Coffin Makers Union weighs a general strike while K 4 submarine is launched at Seattle. A New York Stock Exchange seat sells for 50000 dollars down 5000. Fire heavy losses hit Sid ney Ohio Milwaukee and Tuscaloosa. Bandit robs a Gulf Colorado Santa Fe train for 14000 dollars. Bills advance on Sunday hunting and suffrage. Notable deaths include Lady Cornell and Dr Edward Holden. A mix of local incidents and national politics forms a dense news snapshot.
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Richmond
Seattle
New York Stock Exchange
Sidney
Ohio
Tonica
Ill
Reading
Windsor
Milwaukee
Jane
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Beaumont
Texas
New York Assembly
Cornell
Cornell College of Agriculture
Camille Prados
New Orleans
Glacier National Park
Lane
Lake Ellen Wilson
St. Louis Seed Company
St. Louis
Thomas Burke
Maud Nock
Brooklyn
City
Canarsie
New York Board of Estimate
Edward S. Holden
West Point
Newburgh
N. Y
Goethals
Panama Canal
Wilson
House
Peter Pelinski
Marquette
Mich
Racine
Wis
Frank Chumik
John Lee
Media
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Ara banquet honors Dahlen with silver service in Atlanta
The Brooklyn era of 191 presented Bill Dahlen with a silver service set as part of an Ara banquet in Atlanta Georgia. Speeches followed by President Ebuets Manager Robinson Capt Jake Daubert and Dahlen.
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Ara
Atlanta
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
Ebuets
Robinson
Jake Daubert
Dahlen
William Hoppe
George Sutton
Ad Wolgitsi
Jay Gould
Philadelphia
George F. Covey
England
Foreign Lieut St George on Trial for Metz Duel Kill
Reports state Lieut Hage of the Ninety Eighth German Infantry was killed in a duel at Metz by Foreign Lieut St George. Other items note General Cipriano Castro in hiding in Port of Spain and about forthcoming court action against Maxim Gorky for blasphemy. Additional briefs cover Cape Verde famine, King George patent sale, volcanologist Perret burned at Sakura Jima, Robert Thelen’s altitude record, Hamel’s Hendon flight with two pig companions, and Athens minister’s naval plan for three dreadnoughts.
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St. George
Lieut Hage
Metz
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Maxim Gorky
Cape Verde Islands
King George
Frank A. Perret
Brooklyn
Sakura-jima
Japan
Robert Thelen
Gustav Hamel
Hendon
England
Athens
Mexican and U S Troopers Clash at Rio Grande
At five miles west of Del Rio Texas Mexican Federal forces and a detachment of the Fourteenth Cavalry exchanged fire across the Rio Grande. Five Federals were killed. no American casualties. Rebels retreated with the wounded and were captured. Fort Clark will hold the prisoners as more troops move toward Del Rio.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Republic
del Rio
Rio Grande
Fourteenth Cavalry
Texas
United States
Mexico
Fort Clark
Death of Prof Harry T Peck in Stamford a suicide
Melancholia from past fame and failed reconciliation with his wife drove Dr Harry Thurston Peck former Latin professor at Columbia to shoot himself. Once at the center of a $50 000 breach of promise case by Esther Quinn, his health and finances declined. he lived in two rented rooms at four dollars a week and dismissed his secretary Margaret McDougall due to lack of work.
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Stamford
Conn
Harry Thurston Peck
Columbia University
Margaret McDougall
Dorr Executed in Charlestown for Marsh Murder
William A. Dorr was executed in Charlestown State Prison by electric chair for the April 11 1812 murder of George B E Marsh of Guyiin a trustee of a $100 000 fund for Miss Orpha Marsh of Stockton The motive centered on the fund reversion to Dorr and his aunt Dorr aged 31 invited Marsh on a car ride and shot him near the West Lynn marshes He fled to Stockton California and was captured a week later.
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Charlestown
Mass
G. E. Marsh
Boston
William A. Dorr
George BE. Marsh
Guyiin
Dorr
Marsh
Orpha Marsh
Stockton
West Lynn Marshes
Cal
JAG Farm in Minnesota Reports High Costs and Cures
Minnesota's jag farm at Wilmar ran up $385,823 to treat 88 men in a year. Thirty nine patients were cured, while the program saved 93 patients overall, as St. Paul notes the venture's costly enterprise yet some success.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Wilmar
Kitchen Towels Feature Woven Kitchen Towel Border
The latest kitchen towels display the words kitchen towel woven across the border in blue or red on an acru ground, ensuring the two words appear on every towel.
To Keep Bread Moist Tip From Old Cooking Note
A kitchen tip advises keeping bread and butter moist by placing in a cool spot and covering with a napkin wrung in cold water. After several hours the bread remains as moist as when freshly cut.
State wide Jersey items show local projects and crimes
The report lists varied actions across New Jersey towns including a millville cigar factory expanding to 60 workers, a lifted quarantine in Haddonfield, calls for a Bil lingport life saving station, and Vineland church and school activities. It notes a heroin sale conviction in Jersey City, a real estate deal in Millville’s business district, and multiple legal and civic matters involving Paterson, Trenton, and Jersey City.
Lesson on Do Justly Love Mercy and Walk Humbly With God
A reflective outline of March 29 teaching from Matthew 7 21 29 and Micah 6 8. It divides lessons into outward kingdom duties and inward humble discipleship, stressing entering the kingdom as children and walking with God humbly through true service prayer compassion and steadfast faith.
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Jesus
God
Satan
Kingdom of God
Kingdom of Heaven
Aetuittt WT The Markets Har Ts
The text appears garbled and unreadable in parts but indicates a focus on markets and trading activity. No clear individuals or organizations are extractable, and the readable fragment suggests generic market commentary without verifiable facts.
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Oscar S. Straus
I. W. Brown & Co
South Portland
Chicago
Kentucky House
Kentucky
T. S. Rogers
Oklahoma
U.S
Huerta
U. S
Prof. Peck
W. A. Dorr
Millville
Haddonfield School
Albert Davis
Billingsport
Vineland First Presbyterian Bible Class
C. H. Adams
Hammonton High School
Burt
Audubon Board of Trade
Newton Creek
Crystal Lake
Westmont
Lodi
Theodore F. Norwood
Jersey City
James Courtney
West Deptford Township
William Platt
Warren Lentz
John M. Hannold
Borough Commissioners
Vineland
Commercial League
Westlandis Avenue
Vineland Industries
Edwin H. Steel
Trenton
Florence Ethel Steel
Edward FE. Grosscup
Justice Minturn
Robert H. Fordyce
Paterson
James O'Gorman
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Cornelius F. Phelan
St. Joseph’s Church
Sea Isle City
Woodbury
Arthur “Wey
Curtis Avenue
Children's Home Society
MiltyMle
Metropoltan Amusement Company
Max Feinstein
Wax Horowitz
Bridgeton
Miller
Greg
White
James EL 4Estchell
South Jersey
Frank Delina
Delina
Cornelia Bradford
Whittier House
Katherine, Davies
Charities and Correction
New York City
Bradford
William J. Flanagan
Martin Stork
Catherine Rochford
Linden
Executrix
Gale
John
Mary TD. Blundell
Lewis
Chancery Chamber
International Sunday School
E. O. Sellers
The
Moody Bible Institute
Jesus the Great Teacher
Anit Tun
Aetsuittt
HARTS
MILIS
Beete State
Dairy Nest
Tae
Laltimore
Q& Io
Phila
L. F
Penn
Capons
U . Ay
Turkess
Brussels
Florida
Uae
Leeds
Canada
Om Hothouse
Tel Haskeite
Lima
Bermuda
Virginia
Maine
Reeves
Wyelise
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