Entries Close for Washington Kennel Club Show
Howard Gould and Robert Goelet lead New York entries for the Washington Kennel Club show at the Arcadia arena April 12 to 18. Treasurer Charles Johnston and Secretary John O. Byars report 326 entries, with out of town dogs swelling the total past 300. Eva B. Fountaine of this city enters a rare pure white Pomeranian, Tall, a top prize candidate. Miss Janet Flaherty wins a Scotch terrier as part of a strong local showing.
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Howard Gould
Robert Goelet
New York
Evan B. Fountaine
Wash Ingtem Kennel Club
Arade
Charles H. T. Johnston
John O. Byars
Pope Hailamg
Washington
Buwards
Fuontaine
United States
Stenbenar
Bladensburg
Mies Janet Flab
San
Will Oppose Vaccination Dated Meeting at Pythian Temple
A meeting tonight in the Pythian Temple of Me Vellenpulsary Vacciation Society will feature Fredlir phiestelan who will discuss evils of vaccination and the society’s distrust of certain authorities. Samuel Saloman, ME Thsanette, and President Harey Bo Brad will speak, with a Federal repelling compulsory vaccination and other speakers to address the issue.
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Fredlir Phiestelan
Pythian
Harey Bo Brad
Samuel Saloman
VGH
School Men’s Club Banquet Highlights Mentalization Need
The Eastchester School Men’s Club banquet featured speaker at the event, emphasizing the need for mentalization in public life. Attendees included board members and university figures such as Gallaudet professors, with notes on participants from Eastern High and regional officials.
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Denny
Prestes
AL 1
Wardykha,wy, Day, Gallaudetrofissor of
University
In Memoriam Notices from Early 1900s Burial Services
Fragmented obituaries and death notices list multiple individuals with dates in 1910 and 1919. Names include Mrs Bent tier, Dr HM Bent, Joan ber Tate, takoma Park resident, and others with associations to hospitals and cemeteries. Entries reference Appleton Chapel and West Creek Cemetery, with scattered dates and locations in a local time frame.
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Te Sauk
Maret
So Airawey
AG Asbiz
Vents
Appleton” Vhapel
How
Felday
Ad Ray Civersity
Xuand Noonan
St. Stephen's
Thutesday
Marely Hon
Daughver
Seawall
Serengethwest
Taylor
Fredrick Boe
Francos
Cunenti
Reet Creek
Maren
Stvert
Arrested With Girl Accused Abduction In City
Police report F Shumnaker of Bertotteny and Miss Lillian Mortimer of Columbia were taken into custody in New The city. The 15 year old girl alleged a man, described as a 162 year old married father of a four year old child, lured her from Philadelphia to New York before returning. Authorities say Shumnaker fled Washington for Philadelphia then New York. The girl warned her mother and told of paying too much attention to him. Shumnaker was employed as a fireman at the pumping station at First and Bryant streets.
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F. Shumnaker
R. ‘Shumaker
Bertotteny
Lillian’ Mortimer
Columbia
New the
Shimaker
Washington
Philadelphia
York
Irs
Het
Lilien
Andy
Bryant Streets
Paint and Powder Girls Shine in Belle of New York
Baltimore society crowds packed the National Theater for the Paint and Powder Club's performance of The Belle of New York. Dressed in elegant gowns, Emma of Baltimore and a witty cast delivered a polished musical comedy with strong dance numbers and lively comic turns.
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National Theater
Baltimore
New
J. Hyland Kunn
Ator
Arunah & A. Brady
FI Frteot
Mr. Uraay
Uig
Kitty Gordon
Cora Ange- Vitque
Charles Andrew McCann
McCann
Marcel
Keen
Harry Strongon
EB. Read Beard
Robert Garland
Neill Hughes
Mamie Clancy
Pell Street
Francis Lawton, Jr
Hugh Legare
Ironn
Johnson
John Hey
Frederick Keep
George Howard
T. Morris Murray
Robert’ McCormick
Janes 'W. Johnston
Hermen Jennings
Clarence’ Hdwards
John ¥. Wilkins
Horace Wylie
Misa Riggs
Philip Sheridan
Herbert Wadsworth
Thomas M. Chaetard
Murray Crane
Frank Lee Denny
Births and Deaths Reported in Local Health Office Records
Health office records list births including Aloert Zand Jetasy BL Keay to John H and Casrle a. Cae with several other newborns such as Laura IC Grimm and Charles and Catherine Foner. Multiple deaths are recorded, naming Morris MeO Wickersham Aneel lineal and Jassia S How among others, with ages ranging from infant to 82. The notices reference addresses like 2229 Champlein ve and 649 Akne, and hospitals including Naval Mathes dou and Freeman's Hospital.
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Keay
John H
Casrle A. Cae
Laura Ic” Grimm
George Mound
Agnes Shielda
Charles
Catherine Foner
Blanche €. Turner
Riel Lacy Havel
Annd
Nelle "Spaulding
Bop
Richard J
Minnie McCaray
Edwerd
Mary V. Poore
Vanrwen A
Margaret A Kelly
Harry and
Jeria "Wilts
Gin Horace
Katia Kumar
Jarre
Elisabeth Wetming
Wwilam
Oplella Colmgrt
Brorge
Gna Wood
Buan F
Mary
J. Digger
Morris Meo
Wickersham
Wyverrm
Jassia S How
Champlein
Aneel Lineal
JF Basieen Avs
Aleoma Pack
Skrantet Flehitlog
Georgetown
Tesune
Ait RL
Sterk B. Taylor
Nery Wet
NH. Ave
Mary O'Donnel
John A. Cantertin
Harvard
Ros A. Seyell
Rede
Alle Gray
Mary A. Bawilogs
Paul Lee
Jave
Blobant ‘Thotune
Naval Mathes
Annie Johnson
Fet
You Elon
Shorter
Oarfeld “Hospital
Gorka-P. Sherman
Freeman's
John" Abraham
Morriko A. Sprices
Roosevelt Planned Lead for Panama Exposition Celebration
Washington groups press to bring Panama Canal completion celebration to the capital. A plan drafted to invite Col. Roosevelt to head the festivities in Washington, with meetings set to discuss the move and a cable to his attention expected next week. Local associations back permanent exhibition buildings and broad civic support from House and Senate members.
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Pheodore Roosevalt
Palama
Canal
Washington
Roosevelt
Wwanington
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Col. Roosevelt
Nim
Citizens
Reading
House
Senate
Northeast Citizens’ Association
Masonic Hall
Panama Canal
Nationa
District of Columbia
Crowds Await Roosevelt Arrival in Naples
Naples crowds pack the city ahead of Col. Theodore Roosevelt first light arrival from Africa. Ambassador Leishman and embassy staff land with a large European press presence. Police guard the landing, searches for bombs underway, and naval steamer Meiniich is monitored for security.
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Naples
Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Italy
Leishman
Staf
Europe
Col
Roosevelt
United States
Crawninshield
Witeh Gal
Camorra
Manon Presented by French Opera Company at Belasco
The French Opera Company offered a pleasing Manon at the Belasco, a rarity in this city for years. Mme Rolland charmed with her flexible voice and dramatic presence, supported by M. Nulbo as Chevalier Des Grieux. Chadal excelled as Lescaut, Cargue as Le Comte, with fine ensemble work from Allard Mlle Mavejo Mr Coulon and M. Jeofteay. The orchestra performed notably better than in prior shows.
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Massenet
Mme. Rolland
M. Nulbo
Chevalier 1 Des Grisux
Jim
Milo
Roland
M. Chadal
Lescaut
Count Emi von Muller Seeks Freedom After Bigamy Conviction
New York April 1 Aiding by an “angel wife” in Los Angeles Count Emi von Muller appeals his eight year prison sentence for bigamy. His lawyer Joseph M. Nophais says an appeal will be filed this week relying on the witness who testified and the wife who sent $200, claiming she still loves him and would not desert him. The case hinges on whether testimony by Regina Weibolman can be revisited and whether the marriage to Anna Jacobs was genuine.
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New York
Los Angeles
Emi von Muller
Jersey City
Sald
Califorpia
Regina Weibolman
Imp
Anand Jacobs
Anna Jacobs
Josiph M. Nophais
War Lawn
Jacobs
Peary Declares Polar Career Finished in Chicago
Commander Robert E Peary told reporters in Chicago that his polar career is over and he plans to make two further addresses. The veteran explorer said he will retire after his recent journeys and look ahead to other pursuits.
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Polas
Chicago
Bonet E. Peary
Robert E Peary
Freon Menelik Denied Divorce Announcement Claims
A report notes Freon Menelik contends the public decree of his divorce is untrue, challenging the presumption raised by a prior announcement. The article details efforts to clarify marital status and address circulating claims.
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Menelik
Devoise
Delegates Arrive for Bnai Brith Convention in Washington
Delegates of the Independent Order Bnai B’rith plan a reception tonight at the Arlington Hotel as preparations close for the general convention. The business sessions start tomorrow at 9 AM with Adolf Kraus presiding. Simon Wolf and Commissioner Rudolph greet the delegates, with Loevius L. Solomon delivering the welcome address tomorrow evening. Taft, Sherman, and Cannon expected to attend the closing banquet next Wednesday.
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Nion
Constitution Grand Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Washington
Xhet
Germany
Austria
Roumania
Detes Gates
Chacmes
Committees of Luck
Charles Goldsmith
A. Selinger
Auxiliary Society of the Temple
Morris Hahn
Artington Hotel
Artington
Adolf Kraus
Simon Wolf
Hudolph
Loevius L. Solomon
San Francisco
Semple
Eighth Street
Stern
Abraham Simon
Taft
Sherman
Vannon
Debate Over Abolishing Education and Charity Boards
District leaders clash over Peters bill to end separate boards. Captain Oyster cites rising 1908 and 1910 school costs, argues that building programs drive expenses. Critics say commissioners mishandled public schools for 25 years and that other cities keep boards for education and charities.
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Board of Education
Board of Charities
Peters
James F. Oyster
Washington
Oyster
Petersbil
Educador
Weston Nearing Chicago Pedestrian Journey Update
Edward Payson Weston, the veteran walker, passed through Streator and plans to sleep at a nearby farmhouse before resuming toward Chicago. He expects to reach the city by Saturday night and is in good health and high spirits. Vanderbilt's Five O Clock HB wins in France with Ben Ban placing second.
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Streator
Edward Payson Weston
Atlantic
Weston
Here
Hus
Chicago
Vanderbilt
France
Paris
Duryea
Ben Ban
Notorious hotel swindler Fay captured in New York plot
Federal and New York police linked Fay to a hotel swindle in Washington. He posed as a millionaire buyer and offered 12 500 for the Willard area hotel through Lenovitz, who was duped into accepting a 100 check as proof of good faith. Investigators traced his alias James Wilson and a 31000 check that bounced.
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New York
Washington
Federal
Riebmoms Aaenere
Willard
Nicionaire
Fay
Farmers 'Ang, Merchants
Benjamin
Lenovitz
Ofice
Lenovita
Tsas
Leidvitz
Tle Valet
Lenovits
Lenovite
Fwlne
Tay
Proprietarie
T He
Tossell
Gut
J. Vitti
Washington, Post
Washington Police
Washington Post
Serlovits
Boardman
Richmond
Sevletul
Central Office
Pimnilto
Fie
James Wilson
Sermon on Fools Critiques Modern Use of Word at Temple
Dr Abraham Simon preached on today’s use of fool highlighting contrast with Old Testament meanings. He warned against conceit and deception as real fools who pretend virtue while breaking eternal law.
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Sirget
Abram Simon
Simon
Taft to Join Elks in Richmond
Richmond Va April report Taft may be made an Elk in Richmond soon with date undecided but believed likely. President Taft recently spoke with civil service reform leaders and promised to attend Lincoln University commencement in Chester County Pa near Maryland line.
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Richmond
Heath
Washington Post
Taft
Triand
Butler
Pennsylvania
Lincoln ‘University
Chester County
Maryland Tive
FREEDOM FOR MRS SMITH IN CUBA DIVORCE CASE
Mrs Louette E. Smith gains a divorce from Captain James W. Smith of the U S Army. Marriage in 1895 at Cacaville Wisconsin produced no children or community property. Captain Smith, a surgeon, is on leave in New York after a trip to Europe.
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L. E. Smith
James W. Smith
Washington Post
Reno
Nev
Cebu
Philippine Islands
Louette E. Smith
U. SA
Cacaville
Wis
Capt. Smith
New York City
Europe
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