Evans' Ship in Today Work and Sport at the Bay
Sailors in San Diego Bay await Rear Admiral Evans arrival aboard the battleship with plans to bring the vessel into Coronado Gach. The Yankton tender and Magdalen Bay craft report health and preparations as fleet boxing events, weigh-ins, and prize competitions unfold under Jeffries refereeing. Fishing parties flourish with yellowtail, mackerel, pompano turning up aboard steam launches and seining nightly.
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Obituary fragment for Jose Prine and others
The fragment reports a death on Sunday for Jose Prine and references a March 31, 1908 date. It mentions relatives and a residence on a street near an institution, with unclear names and places due to OCR damage. The text is incomplete and ambiguous about exact relations or additional individuals.
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Jose Prine
Dla Cab
Laltimers
Beloved
Allen Murray
Vipitol Street
Reereer
Local Funeral Directors Advertised With Modest Rates
An old classified style listing presents several funeral directors and embalmers with brief notes on services and locations. Names include Harrys Sons at 335 R Street NW and Thomas S. Sergeon as successor, with others like Costello, Geier’s Sons, and Zurhorst noted along various streets in Northwest and Northeast districts.
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Tohn R. Wright Co
RE. Harry's Sons
ST. NW
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N. W
Sardo & Cot
Lincoln
Ss. Sergeon
R.S. Cain
Init Ith Rt
Fleet changes ordered for Atlantic fleet relocation
The Maine and Alabama will be detached from the Atlantic battle ship fleet before a long voyage from San Francisco Bay. Wisconsin and Rebraglia will take their places. The Maine has served continuously since 1911 and will return to the Atlantic via the Strait of Magellan after repairs.
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Alabama
San Francisco Bay
Wisconsin
Rebraglia
Tie
Aebama
Maine Ce
Atlantic
Strait of Magellan
San Francisco
Letter to manipulate pension raise sent to Longworth
A letter received at Cincinnati Hospital tried to fool Representative Nicholas Longworth by pretending the writer was a patient seeking a pension increase. The author signed Albert K Kuhiche and asked hospital staff to forward letters to Longworth or the Pension Commissioner, offering a reward for action. Post Office inspectors were alerted to the incident.
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Aienna Qhle
Nicholas Longworth
Authoritt Cry Hospital
Albert “K. Kuhiche
Ania Rosaeas
Commissioner of Pensions
Longworth
Cincinnati Hospital
Post-Office
Girl stake in poker game leads to murder arrest
Columbia Mississippi, March 31 Eunice Spencer is under arrest for the murder of Charles Wesley in his home. The claim is she started the fight after Coombs accused Wesley of cheating in a poker game. Wesley and Coombs were contending, Wesley was knocked to the floor, a knife at Coombs’s throat, and Spencer seized a rifle and fired. Officials say the shooting was accidental.
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Columbia, Miss
Eunice Spencer
Charles Wesley
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Miss Spencer
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Wesley |Ombe
Coombs
Wesley
Montana's Trial Today Starts Acceptance Runs
The armored cruiser Montana arrived for official acceptance trials. Built by Newport News Shipbuilding Company, she is a sister ship of the North Carolina and must reach speeds of twenty two knots. On the Hampton Roads to this run, propellers achieved about 120 revaolu per minute, believed to meet contract speed.
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Hogkian
Woman Shoots Self as Husband Is Buried in Cleveland
Denver dispatch reports Mrs Elizabeth Enz aged eighty rural Ohio shot herself at the grave of her husband Ohlie Enz yesterday. She had waited at the cemetery and her act followed the burial in Cleveland Ohio. The tragedy ends a long weary wait for death.
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Cole
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Cleveland
Ohlie
Elizabeth Enz
Licensed to Marry Pluralized Pairs in Philadelphia and Nearby Areas
A fragmented list of marriage licenses shows multiple couples with ages and locations such as Philadelphia and Sharon Center. Names include Rev. James Stewart, Rev. F. D. Power, and Rev. W. J. Morton, with various brides and grooms ages ranging from teens to mid forties. some entries end abruptly with incomplete details.
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Thomas Alexander
Anna M. Morrison
Philadelphia
James Stewart
Charles FE. Dandelet
Médry E. Manders
W. Lenham
Tourman Arnold
Sharon Center
Chin
Alice Crosby
F. D. Power
John Thooke
Marie Isabella Faris
W. J. Morton
Iaares E. Davis
Mary Cosby
Deaths Reported to Noon March 6
Health Office record lists deaths in Washington area up to 12 pm March 6. Names include Mary Anne Hos age unidentified, John K. Prett age 8? years, Edward Greer of Soldiers' Home, Madge M. Saunders age 30, John Hitz age 80, Denis Donoven age 72, Jota Cassels age 73, Joseph Brown age 66, Charles Barrick age 53, Margaret O'Brien age 42, William Holmes at Foundlings Hospital age 2 months, Jobin Gerkin age 1 day, Emily J. Merkeljohn age 29 days, and the infant of Carl and Anata Pflelger age 5 days.
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Mary Anne Hos
Brightwood Ave
John K. Prett
St. Nw
Edward Greer
D. C
Madge M. Saunders
C St
John Hitz
Mess. Ave
Denis Donoven
H Sta. Ne
Jota Cassels
Fat
Joseph Brown
Pa. Ave
Charles
Barrick
Mass. Ave
Margaret O'Brien
Mydlest
William Holmes
Foundlings' Hospital
Jobin Gerkin
Bladensburg Road
Emily J. Merkeljohn
Blair Road
Carl
Anata Pflelger
Anna Gould III Family Crisis Deepens Over Marriage Plans
New York March 31 definite news on Madame Anna Gould and Prince de Sagan looms as the Gould family splits over the match. George Gould appears to control the situation while Anna remains opposed. Anna was moved to the St Regis with her doctor stating she is nervous, sick, and has bronchitis. If Anna marries against family wishes, she forfeits half her estate under the late Jay Gould will.
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de Sagan
Wooer
Washington Post
New York
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Anna’ Gould
Prince Helle de Sagan
Gould
Mme. Gould
Helen
Fifth Avenue
Tyler Morses
St Regis
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Helena
Anna Gould
Prince
St. Regis
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Anderson
Or. Anderson
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Prince de Sagan
Sis
Biss
Morses
Count Albert A Berres
Tyler A Morse
Fielen Gould
Jay Gould
Bent
Mme. Guouli
Helen Miller Gould
Kitth Avenue
Roosevelt seeks to retain young navy officers
A Washington dispatch to the New York Herald reports President Roosevelt urged Secretary Metcalf to prohibit voluntary retirement of lieutenant commanders. The policy aims to keep experienced young officers in service, assigning them key ordnance, equipment, construction, and steam engineering duties as the Navy moves younger leadership into its ranks. The President favors officers with shipboard training and robust health, aligning with recent Pacific-bound deployments.
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New York
Washington
New York Herald
Roosevelt
Metcalf
Navy
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Pacific
Blakely inquiry findings kept secret at Washington
The board of inquiry into the torpedo boat Blakely accident concluded its investigation at Pensacola navy yard. Findings were forwarded to Washington and will not be made public locally. Investigators say the torpedo gyroscope failed, causing the weapon to circle and strike the vessel.
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Pensacola
Fla
Blakely
Pensacola Navy Yard
Kidney covering removed in kidney operation at Stockton
The Fidebohla operation to cure Bright's disease was performed here yesterday. The patient's kidneys were removed, diseased portions stripped, and replaced during an hour ten minute operation.
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Stockton
Cal
Bright
Westinghouse Receivers Discharged and Stockholders Restored
Pittsburg case ends with the Westinghouse Machine Company’s discharge by Judge James 8. Young. The plant is returned to stockholders with cash in bank and orders to run the year at about 73 percent of capacity. Creditor Railway Electric Power Company challenged discharge but was overruled. Westinghouse holds a $310,000 option to absorb the power company by year end. A second Westinghouse unit awaits reorganization plans in New York next week.
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Pittsburg
Westinghouse ‘Machine
James 8. Young
United States Circuit Court
Railway Electric Power Company
Westinghouse Company
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Campreee
New York I N
Steamer Grounded in Fog Off Blue Point Lifesaving Station
The steamship Carolina of the Austral-Americana Steamship Co. grounded on sand bars off Blue Point Life-saving Station in a dense fog. With ten passengers aboard and cargo from Trieste Fiume Venice and Oran, the vessel remains in a safe, easy position awaiting the next high tide as tugs from New York prepare to assist. Captain Parovich reports no danger and lifeboats were not needed. The ship, built in Glasgow in 1908, is 369 feet long and 4731 gross tons.
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New Through
Carolina
Austro-Americana Steamship Company
Trieste
Fiume
Venice
Oran
Blue Point
Here
Stegiar
Parovich
Caroling
New York
Glassow
Scotland
Phelphi Brothers & Co
Woman Killed by Boarder in East Liverpool
East Liverpool Ohio March 31 Charles Howard twenty five shot and killed Mrs Lemuel Raush twenty three at her home He also tried to kill her mother Mrs John de Wolf but the bullet missed The women were uninjured except a powder burn Howard, a boarder at the Raush home for months, surrendered at the police station He is married but not living with his wife Officials say unemployment and brooding may have affected his mind
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Liverpool
Ohio
Charles Howard
Lemuel Raush
John de Wolf
Howard
Raush Hone
German Bremen Arrival Sparks Haiti Tension Debated
Reports say the Bremen’s arrival may threaten a debt claim by German residents Reinbold seeking compensation. President Alexis warned Germany against deportation. no confirmed crisis. Three officers linked to a conspiracy sought refuge at the French legation as troops sweep for suspects. The Bremen returned to Port au Prince.
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Port Au Prince
Mar
Bremen
Germany
Traiti
Ona Reinbeld
Alexis
Reinbold
Legation
Britain dissolves volunteers after forty-nine years
At midnight the volunteer army ended its forty-nine year existence as the Territorial Army, created by War Secretary Haldane, takes its place. Volunteers nationwide marked the transition with dinners and celebrations, and many regiments promptly enlisted in the new force, often taking the old regimental title.
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London
Great Britain
Haldane
Wireless phone a success at Eiffel Tower test
Dr. Lee de Forest conducted the final wireless telephone test at the Eiffel Tower with French naval and army officers watching. Messages were exchanged satisfactorily with government wireless stations, and the Italian navy will soon test the system. Flora Whiston, a key witness in the Hitchcock case, was indicted for perjury in New York.
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Paris
Mar
Lee de Forrest
Eiffel Tower
France
Tialian
Hitchcock
New York
Flora Whiston
Raymond Hitchcock
Home Rule Gains Historic Majority in Commons
Rejoicing in Dublin and Washington as the Commons votes for home rule. Redmond claims the chamber has for the first time shown an overwhelming majority in favor of Irish self government, with Birrell outlining new university plans and funding from church and exchequer sources.
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London
House of Commons
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
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Dublin
Belfast
Queen’s College
Dublin University
Cork
Galway
Birrell
Irish Church Fund
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Maynooth
McGee
Balfour
John Dillon
Dillon
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Lefto
Gladstone
Dior
Dubin
Liberal Party
Newpie
Irish Party
Redmond
Great Britain
May Refuse To Seat Gomez In Manila Assembly
Manila March 431 Senator Gomez reelected to the Manila St district seat, replacing his expulsion. Unofficial tally shows 432 vote majority over Justo Lukban. Assembly likely to reject Gomez. governors and commissioners have left for Baguio for the hot season as recess is set from April 4 to April 2.
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Mar
Gomez
Justo Lukban
Smith
Baguio
Eddie Guerin Finally Tackled By Police
London on March 31 Eddie Guerin the American crook once sent to Devils Island for a French bank robbery has again fallen foul of police he was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a recent provincial bank robbery after examination he was remanded a man named Smith and a woman called Chicago May Churchill previously tried for attempted murder in this city last June Smith sentenced to life penal servitude and the woman to fifteen years hard labor. Helsinki March 31 the Finnish Senate resigned after a March 28 vote of lack of confidence the vote in the Diet was 1 to 47 and socialist influence was cited Key condemned the Finnish administration for delivering Russian terrorists and agitators to Russia and for failing to resist Russian encroachment on Finnish rights.
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London
Eddie Guerin
Devils Island
France
Smith
Chicago
Churchill
Guerin
Helsingfors
Key
Finland
Tribesmen Surprise French Cavalry in Morocco
Paris reports Gen W Aniade says Moroccan Madakra action saw 309 tribesmen trap a small French cavalry detachment. Eight killed including two officers and twelve wounded. Brazil mutiny among Cuban workers en route to build rail link. Minas Geraes battleship to be launched April 21 at Newcastle with a cost near nine million dollars.
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W Aniade
Frenc
Morocco
Madakra
Newcastle-on-Tyfie
Mary
Brazil
Minas Geraes
Independence and Fearless Reporting Drive Readership Demand
The paper’s political independence and fearless accuracy appeal to all classes, creating daily demand. It aims to obtain the best news, employ top writers, and use modern facilities to deliver well gathered information to every reader.
Washington Post Market and Reading Value Highlighted
The Washington Post, the leading national newspaper, offers comprehensive financial news and market reports for merchants and financiers. It serves farmers with produce sale guidance and provides leisure readers with varied columns and reading material in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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Post
Sunday Post Magazine Selections by Noted Authors
The illustrated magazine section presents choice selections by prominent writers with careful, thoughtful foreign news coverage and timely accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post prides itself as a superior Sunday newspaper inviting readers into every household.
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The Sporting Department Tue Post Pink Paper Preview
The Sporting Section of Tue Sunday Post is printed on pink paper. Four pages each Sunday are crowded with the latest in the sporting world detailing baseball results, running and trotting events, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming and more in an accurate and comprehensive manner.
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