Jewish women push immigration protest and patriotism tribute rises
Delegates at a national Jewish convention in Washington hear calls for action on immigration and pledge patriotism at Mount Vernon and White House ceremonies. President Taft attends a banquet, offers a brief address on Jewish unity, and the group discusses funding a national hospital to aid the afflicted and expand charitable work nationwide.
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Adolf Kraus
Arlington
Taft
Canno
Bryce
Great
Rudolph
Wendell Philipy Stafford
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
D Jacobson
Mount Vernon
White House
Washington
Koward N Callsch
Richmond Sa
de Callsch
Principiew
Merty Ose
Te Keaton
Maiz
Mount “Non
Nan Woof
Grand Lodge No 7
Hot Springa Moat
Leo N Levi Memorial Hospital at Hot Springs Plan
A Fraternal effort by B nai B’rith proposes establishing the Leo N Levi Memorial Hospital in Hot Springs to honor the late leader. A committee from Little Rock Memphis and Hot Springs coordinates the drive with a nationwide appeal for support and endorsements despite a heated public discussion on the project.
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Hot Springs
Leo N. Levi
Baal B'rith
Owls Witt
Little Rock
Absikman
Dr Lager
Ho Eptings
Gross
Hot ‘Sprint Vm
Levee Zoe
Jorlty
Views of Bishop Cranston Emphasize Absolute Papal Submission
Bishop Earl Cranston of the Methodist Episcopal Church says the Vatican demands absolute submission from Roosevelt and favors papal control, while Methodist conferences in Baltimore Middletown Conn Philadelphia and other cities adopt resolutions praising Roosevelt and Fairbanks for declining papal audiences.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Col Roosevelt
Fame
New York
Poughkeepsie
Newark
Wyoming
Binghamton
New Hampshire
Titan
Vatican diplomacy and Roosevelt audience stance
Cardinal Merry del Val describes Vatican procedure for papal audiences and says Roosevelt would not be granted a meet unless his actions avoided offense to the Holy See. He cites preaudience etiquette, noting officials discuss arrangements with discretion and warn against provocative acts or symbols.
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Washington Post
Rome
Merry del Val
Roosevelt
Holy Father
Epiacope
Fairbanke
Germany
Edward
England
Valente Cane
Olaugh- In
Vatican
America
White House
Judge Pugh Installed as Police Court Judge
Judge James L. Pugh took the police court bench, succeeding Judge Ivory G Kimball, in a morning ceremony with remarks from Judge Mulloway and members of the legal and civic community. Funeral services for James R Coit were held at his residence, with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Henry Wiley was elected assistant comptroller of AT and T, based in New York, after leaving Washington for Philadelphia to join Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and affiliates.
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James L. Pugh
Ivory G Kimball
Plant
Pugh
Mulloway
William H Hart
The
Schoo of Law
Howard University
Campbell Carrington
Thomas L Jones
Scott M T Ciinkscales
RH Hughes
Calvin Chase
John Moss
F J Bacon
Funera
Ser
James R Coit
Dusty Street
Dr Talbot
St Paula
St Michaels and
All Angelis
Dunfereity Club
Michigan State Society
Rock Creek Cemetery
JS Whey
Wno
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York City
Wiley
Washington
Philadelphia
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Attends Italian Court and Tours Pantheon
President Theodore Roosevelt visits Rome meeting King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Marguerite. He was greeted by officials and guards, discussed his African safari, and laid wreaths at the tombs of Victor Emmanuel II and Humbert. A crowd cheered as he departed from the Pantheon.
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Cuirss
Hig Wortia
Waleame
Épolied
Vitor
Roosevelt
Mensina
King Victor
Mr Roosevelt
Quirinal
Staphail
Victor Emmanuel I
Humbert
Roosevilt
Roma
United Italy
Victor Emmanuel II
Pr C Rich
Department of Fingarta
Ministry of Instruction
Mgr Beccarla
Pantheon
And
Jesse B Carter
American School of Classical Studies
Rome
Margarita
Vatican Hospitality Speech Provokes Roosevelt Backlash
Indianapolis April 4 Former Vice President CW Fairbanks commented on the Vatican invitation matter. He defended the Pope’s discretion in hospitality and argued Americans can refuse audiences if conditions are imposed, endorsing Roosevelt’s decision. Fairbanks cites religious liberty and notes his illness after world travel. Bishop Foley called the matter an affair between gentlemen and rejected turning it into a religious issue.
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Cincinnati
Earl Cranston
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Vatican
Col. Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Roozevalt
Roosevelt
Rome
Methodist Church
Mr Roosevelt
Baltimore
The
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theodora Roosevelt
United States
Charles W Fairbanks
Middletown Conn
New York East
George E Reed
Dickinson College
Pennsyssania
Indianapolis
CW Fairbanke
Mbetrot
John & Foley
Greece
Datroit
Theodore Tongevalt
Taft and Roosevelt in contact via mutual friends
A Washington report states President Taft knows Roosevelt's stance toward his administration. The two leaders have no direct talks but maintain lines of communication through mutual friends including newspaper men and other intermediaries. No confirmation or denial came from the White House.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
George J Fritsch Dead After Apoplexy On Way To Hospital
George J Fritsch, 53, died yesterday morning of apoplexy while being taken to Garfield Hospital. He collapsed while walking down stairs at his home. Police report and coroner Nevitt cite natural causes. He was a retired slater, living with his married daughter at 1198 Moyroe Street Northwest.
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George I Fritach
Garfield Hospital
Tlea
Tenth Precinct
Nevitt
Fritsch
Slater
Playground sites opened on unused government buildings
The Treasury Department supports child playgrounds by allowing use of unoccupied government building sites under local control and with approval from responsible associations. The department oversees over 300 sites nationwide ensuring safety and access for children.
Roosevelt incident strains Vatican ties with Methodists
Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop O Connell addressed the Roosevelts encounter in Washington. Papal delegate Falconio blamed Methodist agitation in Rome for the tension while stressing no blame lay with the Pope or Roosevelt. Cardinal and secretary of state expressed high regard for Roosevelt and sought discretion in discussing the affair.
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Dist
Rome
Col . Roosevelt
Unitedtates
Alee
Col Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Apostolic Sea
Roosevelt
O Connell
Boston
Willard Jast
Washington
Cardinals
Realty Brokers Indicted In Conspiracy Case
Grand jury returns multiple indictments including conspiracy charges against Taceren te Elpose Stephen Weaver and Herbert Kina in a real estate scandal involving deeds and notes. Other defendants face larceny forgery and housebreaking counts. a separate lecture on Halley's Comet is scheduled with no admission fee.
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Tacerente Elpose
Ephen C Weaver
Herbert Kina
Ghul
Dr ‘Thomes
Dr . Hammond
Hopkins
Dodgs
Martyé Duvall
Andrew Lee
George Glenn
George William
Frank Smith
George Wiliams
Clarence Howlett
Stian
Clarence Wilson
Fredman
Walcot
Frederick Carlton
Aliad
Fred C. Ackert
Charles Weisenbers
Roosevelt Vatican incident sparks Methodist Catholic clash
Archibishop Ireland in St Paul and Rev Frederick H. Wright of Rome address Methodists alleged efforts to convert Catholics. Wright says Methodist missions in Italy have never been combatant to Catholicism and would not seek to convert devout Catholics. Roosevelt involvement questioned as Rome tensions unfold.
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Paul Mita
Ireland
Rome
Vatican
Roose‘yale
Merry del Val
Peri
Roosevelt
Wr O Laughlin
Cardinals
Laughlin Speliava
Roma
Cairo
Ita
Piktaburg
Frederick H. Wright
American Methodist Church
Massion
Italy
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Toosevelt
O'Laughlin
Berlin
James R Coole
J S. Wiley
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Tess
Ig Hunyadi
Janos
T. B. King’s
Pilot
MR. Fairbanks
Pope
George J. Fritsch
Roosévelt
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Methodists
Popé
Vormér
BiConnell
Carolin’ Gibbons
Tact
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Russell
St Pattek's Church
State Department
Knox
Helley
Halley
L. Adolph Richarde
WCA
Lansburghs Bro
St. Alito Aith
Leonard and Grand Rapids
Mayer & Co
Grand Rapid Refrigerator CO
Grand Rapid Refrigerators
North Pole Refrigerators
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Welson Refrigerators Company
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Auperl
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DeLuce
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Denki
Story & Clark
Lang’s Supply Co. Inc
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Tharp
Young Men's Store
Seventh St NW
Coats
Chas. G. Stott &Co
Ninth Street
Christian Xander
Boe Ff
Masa
Commissioners OF
TET Direct
Columbia
Waskington Basch
Natlee
Dustin
Daetriet
Cound
Observatore Circle
Calvert Street
Connecticut
Alma Temple
Imperal
Icelock Wallonal Rifles
Alfa Grast Potentate Harricow Dingwan Recorder
Davis Construction CB
Tnc Aussounces Tool I
TRE
Purpos
Frespan Centrefon Company
Ite Astralt
Harold DaVig
Johs I
Edward B
DR White
Pa Ave N. W
A.W. Foster
Inetz
Elmer H. Catlin Co
Ralph W. Lee Commercial Bank Suilding
14Th St
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Beron & Adams
T. D. Pyles
Be Peres
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Doren Shoemaker Co
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