Dog Entries Close as Washington Kennel Club Show Looms
Howard Gould and Robert Goelet of New York lead entries for the Wash ington Kennel Club show to be held at the Aradeprit i to 18. Treasurer Charles H. Johnston and Secretary John O. Byars directed late registrations bringing total entries to 326, with over 300 more from out-of-town owners. Eva Fountaine of this city entered a rare pure white Pomeranian, among top prizes, as judge lists and catalogs prepare for the event. Janet Flab wins a Scotch terrier, while English setters and other breeds attract international interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Vaccination Opposed At City Meeting
A meeting at the Pythian Temple hosted by the Vaccination Society of the Distrust of Catumait features Fredlir phiestelan warning against compulsory vaccination. President Samuel Saloman presides, with Samuel Thsanette among speakers. A Federal HCH representative is slated to oppose compulsory health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredlir Phiestelan
Pythian
Harey Bo Brad
Samuel Saloman
VGH
School Men's Club Banquet Addresses Mentalization Need
A disorderly report on a school men's club banquet features speaker notes and a list of attendees including Eastern High officials and university professor Gallaudet, with mentions of the Need of Mentalization of the Pulsite Sibuns and several board members. The text lists names such as Wardykha, Walls, Day, and affiliations in an unclear OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Prestes
AL 1
Wardykha,wy, Day, Gallaudetrofissor of
University
Obituary notices from Appleton area 1910 1919 details
Fragmented obituary items list numerous individuals with dates and locations such as Appleton Chapel hospital Takoma Park St Stephen's and various cemeteries. Mentions include March 7 1910 April 5 and April 4 1919 events, residence notes at Bou Belang and Takoma Park, and multiple surnames including Bent, Tate, Noonan, Taylor and Mice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Shumnaker Accused of Abducting 15 Year Old
A man named Shumnaker from Bertotteny and Miss Lillian Mortimer of Columbia, both connected to a 15 year old girl, were arrested in New York. Shumnaker, a fireman, allegedly left Washington and met her in Philadelphia before traveling to New York. Police say the girl’s mother warned her to break ties with him and not to see him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Shumnaker
R. ‘Shumaker
Bertotteny
Lillian’ Mortimer
Columbia
New the
Shimaker
Washington
Philadelphia
York
Irs
Het
Lilien
Andy
Bryant Streets
Belle of New York receives Baltimore society crowd praise
A Baltimore society audience packed the National Theater to see The Belle of New York presented by the Paint and Powder Club. The production showcased a handsome array of performers led by a strong principal cast including Arunah Brady and J Hyland Kunn, with notable dance numbers and elaborate costumes drawing praise from the crowd and many prominent patrons in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 in Health Office Record Summary
Birth entries list Aloert Zand Jetasy BL Keay born to John H and Casrle a Cae with others including Laura IC Grimm and George Mound Agnes Shielda. Multiple births show infant names: boy and girl entries for Spaulding, McCaray, Poore, Kelly, Wilts, Kumar, Wetming, Wood, Digger, and others. Death notices include Morris McO and Jassia S How with addresses and ages, plus several named individuals with ages from 30s to 70s and hospital affiliations such as Naval Mathes and Freedmen's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloert Zand Jetasy
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
Plan to Make Roosevelt Leader in Panama Exposition
Citizens and business groups discuss inviting Theodore Roosevelt to head the Washington Panama Canal celebration planned for 1915. Meetings with the Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce set for next week to discuss the plan, with a cablegram likely to follow. District associations unite to push for permanent exhibition buildings and a national character for the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 to Greet Roosevelt Arrive in Naples
Naples crowds anxious as Col. Theodore Roosevelt arrives from Africa on the steamship Gal. Ambassador Leishman and embassy staff reach Naples with dozens of European correspondents. American consul Crawninshield reports Roosevelt’s request to land without hindrance, police tightened, Camorra suspects watched, bombs searched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 last night. Mme Rolland impressed as Manon with a flexible voice and dramatic finesse, supported by M Nulbo as Chevalier Des Grieux and M Chadal as Lescaut. The ensemble and orchestra delivered a commendable performance in this rarely staged Massenet work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. Count Emi von Muller, recently convicted of bigamy in Jersey City and sentenced to eight years, will appeal aided by an “angel wife” in Los Angeles who sent him $200. He claims she loves him and says the sentence is too severe. His lawyer Joseph M. Nophaio expects a swift appeal. The Jacobs woman who could testify at trial appeared briefly but would not state whether she was ever married to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Interview
Explorer Commander Robert E Peary, arriving in Chicago, states he is through with polar exploration. He plans two addresses, and the ferocity of the polar mission is described as now complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polas
Chicago
Bonet E. Peary
Robert E Peary
Freon Menelik Announcement Questioned
A fragment suggests doubt over Freon Menelik's stated devotion, casting doubt on the announced separation. The unreadable portion hints at disputes surrounding the claim and its veracity within the report.
B NAL B RITH Delegates Ready for Ning Preparations Complete
Delegates from the Independent Order B nai B rith converge in Washington for a preparatory reception tonight at the Arlington Hotel. The 368 delegates from the United States and several European countries arrive with wives and daughters to tour the capital. The convention opens tomorrow at 9 00 a m with President Adolf Kraus presiding Simon Wolf and Commissioner Rudolph welcome delegates. A key address by Louis L Solomon of San Francisco is set for tomorrow evening. The opening prayer will be by Rev Dr Stern and closing remarks by Rev Dr Abraham Simon. The gathering ends with a banquet next Wednesday with President Taft Vice President Sherman and Speaker Cannon expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Defends School Control Critics Attack Abolition Plan
Members of the board of education and board of charities criticize a House bill by Representative Peters to abolish both wards. They argue the commissioners overstate costs and mismanage public schools. Oyster cites per year budgets for 1908 and 1910 and notes building costs, urging proper funding and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Charities
Peters
James F. Oyster
Washington
Oyster
Petersbil
Educador
Weston Nearing Chicago Pedestrian Journey Passes Streator
Edward Payson Weston, veteran walker, travels from the Pacific toward the Atlantic, greeted by locals in Streator. He plans to stay at a farmhouse north of town and resume toward Chicago in the morning, aiming to reach the city by Saturday night. Vanderbilt's Five O'Clock HB wins in France with Ben Ban second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streator
Edward Payson Weston
Atlantic
Weston
Here
Hus
Chicago
Vanderbilt
France
Paris
Duryea
Ben Ban
Fay. 1S Wanted Here for Hotel Scam
A New York man known as Fay, traveling as James Wilson, is suspected in a hotel sale and check fraud scheme that duped Benjamin Lenovitz of 310,000 and netted two companions. Lenovitz confirms Fay’s photo. Police in Washington, New York, and Richmond are pursuing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 the modern use of fools by Dr Abram Simon
At Friday services the Eighth Sirget Temple Dr Abram Simon preached on the word fool in today’s sense contrasting it with biblical meaning. He warned against those who pretend to wisdom while secretly breaking eternal law and deceiving others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirget
Abram Simon
Simon
Taft Said to Be Initiated Into Richmond Elks
Report from Richmond Virginia claims President Taft will join the Elks soon at the city lodge. The exact date is unknown but believed near. Officials note Taft has ties to the area and may visit for the initiation. Washington conference on civil service reforms involved Blot Dana Goodwin as leaders discussed broader government employee measures. Taft reportedly plans to attend Lincoln University commencement at Chester County Pennsylvania near Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Heath
Washington Post
Taft
Triand
Butler
Pennsylvania
Lincoln ‘University
Chester County
Maryland Tive
List of names and places from scattered notices across states
Mrs Louette E Smith seeks divorce from Captain James W Smith a U S surgeon amid desertion and neglect since Cebu Philippines March 1900. They wed in California 1875 have no children or community property. Captain Smith on leave in New York after a Europe trip. she reverts to maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
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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Stiows
Addresa
Renty Suzsallo
WM. H. Sardo & Co
Eephous
Noethrane
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Bret Elacs
Mont Yea
P. Zarhorst
Dartares
EL East Capitol
William Lee
Funbalmar
Commodley
Wright
F. Harvey
Perea
Spon
M. Atr
Baltimore Society
Rhett Prawler
Fe Stewart
Haheon
Seasbuirs
Oxen Hill
Mevally K. Smith
Equestine Fralling
Toruiang
Grom
Delet Miles
Rechal Weodall
Ella
Gelman and
Franca Haves
Health Office Record
T. R
Count Emil von Muller
Scuppernong
Peary
Freon
Menelik
Devoise
BRITH
Capt. Oyster
Greyhound
the Elks
White Hone
Charles W. Blot
Harvard College
Richard W
Dana
Hulett B. Goodwin
Vihei National Civil Service, Reform “League
Toft
Dostox
Stedman- Stbith
St. James
Charly Larned
National
C. A. Stonhensene
Gicago
L C. Hedler
Theo. Nael
Arlington
Joseph PE. Huggae
Biges
Mies Grant
Wilkens
Sinenn
Hateigh
Oren
Zeeen
Sidames
J.P. Obtelg
WB. Sperling
M. Cans
zIke Gestzo
Hom- Man
Jon Leach
Sappha
E.A ‘Wheeler
Aritagtos
Misa Amy ‘Townssod
W. ‘B. Bro
Count G. .de Pontre
Moore
Anorgham
Harold’ Brad
HL Mazen
Henry Rezzalla
Hogi
St Manning
Jeckson
Donhaups
Blackall
W- Milled
Wise
Hbogm
Mra
Upneld
Cherles Olekwin
Taney
H.C. Scarsh
Wea
A Als Donovan
Adise
Biles Blaanor
Adriat
Airs
L. Belding
Mins Belding
M. Herman
Ana Wits
Ladton
Ana
Walter Neale
Morris’ Fou
A’ L. Delmont
E. W. Knowles
P. Bowen
Wi R. Beind
Mre
Cart van Berger Joseph
Lawes Juline Hurenberg
C.-De Tolarand
Biles de Tola
Goute
Worras
Geeres
Uétal Gite
Tésche
Haneek
Alfred Bullefe
G. Meyernon
B. Fetmold
V. Gauther
Ratelgn
A. G.willie
N. Dori
Seovile
Arlingion
Giraubes
Storehon
Wegheran
Philip Borantgiee
Daversbortie HS
Malick
A. . Card
Raleigh
Chapin
Bitea Chapt
Nine
T. H
Moretant
F. Birmingham
Woda Nstiphal
Caliboretad
Fitzehberg J. Nd
San Francissoo
Corlone Jonas
Ockland
Ae Lao
Stinger
Petra Fn
Atell Ale
B. Hatenor
Loulnrtie
Willerd
Carpenter
Shearer
Lawrence Wille Jems
Hellimore
Rateigh
Wissonne
W.M. Samuels
Gt. Boyle
G. F.roger
ES. Hecht
St. Louis
Nattomal
Michigar
Sotlua Stroth
Deérott
Lard
Godan
Grand Rapids
Wiliams
Detrott
Baletzh
Esota
P.” Toland
Wraneword
Fora
Rewding
Shoream Mie
A. P. Cooper
Uniontown
Jumea Rowe
T. MM. Rowe
Lancaster
Maletan
Allies
Providence
Shorehom
Raddaeng
Centerville
Py Harward
Pescedale
Ye Palapinue
Delenaoe
Wheeling
Shore
A. Lisner
Palais Royal
Hunyadi
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