Rare Breeds to Be Shown by Washington Kennel Club
Prominent society figures and international elites will attend the Washington area dog show at the Arcade next Wednesday. Nearly 70 dogs are entered, including Eskimo dogs and Pinschers, with admission 60 cents and total entry fees near $2,500 to fund cash prizes, medals, and ribbons.
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O Warlington Kennel Club
Heaich
American Kennel Club
Washington
United States
Paris
Pittsford
Attra Bnty
Arcale
Apratrs
New York
Lialtimore
Philadelphia
Arthur Korsey
de H. HL Dersetis
Mien Gertrude Fey
George Green
Mig Marie Harrington
Dr. Lawrensa
Ballinere
George Lee
Herman Sein
I Moors
J. Lewis Tireles
FB. Tfemysit
A. White
Chicago
Wow Merril
Reat
York
Barnes Knanell
John B. Suilteen
Hantispurg
Volcan Kangels
Mellott
Dov
TMF
Newcomb
Sothorda
Celie
Clore Mo Ashiey
Virmitia Mw Pere
Re ¥. Caltallo
TAL Banke Heal
Joseph B. Jonnstot
Lenman
Gian Mii
B. Bl
Lavender
Frances BoMrere
Misa Helen Mesizn
John Jo Waetow
Cuprterandt
Lula Parkes
Koantoneny Oneal
Kenworth
D.C
Mokarent Sernden
Dogs Show Prizes Across Breeds and Judges Listed
A long list of dog show winners includes Barris, Miss Margaret Hopkins, Misa May Howard Jackson, Robert Milburn, J. E Powell, J. Plant, Shafied Kenarls and many more. Entries cover breeds from Bull terriers to Irish Terriers with winners from Newark to Baltimore and Philadelphia to Denver, detailing prizes and kennel affiliations.
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Harry H. Alben
Horns
W. E. Dalton
Glenmare Kennold
Chester
Mies Emile Landon
Baltimor
H. J. Nichols
Cony Mf. Stadden
T. D. Spence
R. D. Magruder
Bladenshuts
Kimenone
St. Bernards
Robert W. Bell
H.R Brown
Denver
Galo
C. Crown
Mme. Catherine
J. B. Heaford
Thomas Hasupinn
C. B. Hegart
Artour W. Jordan
B.J. Stubener
Bladensburg
K. Schleyback
York
Archibala
Alexander
J. B. Hatsell
Binghamton
X. Y
Kobart Muehlhaus
Mics N
RB. Macomb
J. W. Rutherford Allanian
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Russler
Cumberland
Bradford
Conkling
Grant Neck
Tsos
Miss May Howard
J. . Weeks
Tuck
Windy Valley Kennels
H. A
Kidwell
Kensington
Resiowood
Midi
Moretusa
Culmbérlang
Payne
Calntaca
Windholme Kennals
Islip
F. J. Schemerham
Annapolis
H. G Sanborn
Cheltesham
Charles H.L. Johnston
Irish Terriers
Ceek French
Howard Gould
Port Washington
Frederick Howfee
B. F. Lewis
Laindowne
Hear Starrett
Sonation
Aies Hine Cumaplin
Mies Janet Plah
Willian Howard
Wiliam Kennes
Aibert Zelimer
Newark
Chung Kennett
Larchatont
BL. Horelbend
AE. Weller
Los Angeles
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A. Ward Evans
Toyerters
Mix
Joan Fleauming
West Highland White Terriers
Allis Catharine Eirias
B. F. Lawis
Ryo
E. Tr. Floyd
Woeeheld
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Lewin
Lansdown
Eagles
Netherlands
Irvington-on-the- Hadson
N.Y
Ridgebald
Lasewad
F. J. Steubener
Diadensburg
Woodbnok
Baltimore County
John
Henday
Sanky Springs
Ghanes
H. L. Johnston
Ais
B. F
Doctor Nichols and Miss Morgan Wed in Saranac Lake
A dispatch from Saranac Lake says Dr J L Nichols son of Mrs Bellamy Storer and Miss Mary Morgan of Baltimore daughter of the late Samuel T Morgan were married today at St Luke's Episcopal Church.
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Bellamy Storer
Mary Morgan
Syracuse
Saranac Lake
J. L. Nichols
Baltimore
Samuel T. Morgan
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Wide Market Opened for Potomac River Development Plan
A joint plan by Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company and Potomac and Chesapeake Steamboat Company to develop Potomac River resources, establish through rates, and create transfer facilities at an interchange point, likely Colonial Beach or nearby, with daily connections to Norfolk, Alexandria, and distant markets. The arrangement promises a new river outlet for farmers and closer trade with Philadelphia, New York, and Boston, though full interchange site and facilities are to be decided. The move will end some existing services as new through routes are created.
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Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Potomac and Chesapeake Steamboat Company
Potomac River
Norfolk and Washington Company
Potomac and Chesapeake Company
Norfolk
Portamouth
Nd Point
Potomac
Stedfrers of
Hégapeake
Norfolk and Washington Line
Pota~mag
Chesapeake
Interchange
Colonial Beach
Norfolk and Washington
Alexandria
Potomac and
Chesapeak
Philadelphia
New York
Hoston
Waldom
Wreat
Washington
Western
Rale Farma
Virginia
Maryland
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Ae Point Comfort
Raveanort
Denver
Coto
Watts Exes
Bolgen
Colum
Bobia
Kandas City
William A. Engle
Pitile Rock
Ark
Engle
Misa Memphio
Faye Bumphrey
Misa
District of Columbia
Royal Arcanum
J. Willard Baker
Vicksburg
Pawtucket
Masonic
Roosevelt denounces Taft as baseless fabrication says
Rome April 5 Former President Roosevelt reiterates he will not repudiate his successor and will not discuss American politics. In statements authorized by Roosevelt he will meet old friends in Europe and decline to comment on Taft administration. Also notes police hunt for a gun wielder and local election results in Washington area.
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Taft
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Col. Roosevelt
Roosevalt
Associated Press
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Europe
Denpath
Agricultural Department
Waleington
Hoosevelt
Juba Club
Lodge
Chugptats
Hipa
Washington
Wiia
Ita
Root
White House
Rogt
Canada
International Court
New York
Halley’s Comet Captured by Neptune Legend
A historical note portrays Halley’s comet as a traveler whose path could become an ellipse when influenced by Neptune, turning it into a captive object visible again after long intervals. The piece emphasizes the celestial mechanics and the idea that Neptune redirected the comet into an Earthly view for generations.
Would Reopen Durio Case Before Spanish Claims Commission
An appeal for a rehearing of the Durio case against the United States was heard yesterday before the Spanish treaty claims commission. The commission’s decision will conclude about three of the roughly 2,000 cases before the body in its nine years of existence. The commission is winding up its business and will submit a final report to federal authorities, after which it will be dissolved. The Durio claim involves $1,190,090 for loss of residences, brarses, furniture, and paintings, allegedly destroyed before the Spanish-American War by Spanish soldiers or Cuban insurgents.
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Durio
United States
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Soramisalon
Weather Report From Washington Dated April 6 108
Disturbance rides southern upper Lake region with showers and thunder in Midwest and New England. Temperatures drop across interior regions with moderating warmth along the Atlantic coast and variable winds. Storm warnings resume season on Great Lakes and reporting times stretch into evening with detailed temperature readings.
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al Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Upper Lake Region
Ma Cantral Vallesa
Gulf Staten
Ako
New England
Middle Atlantis
Lower Lake Region
Jower Lake
Upper Ohio Valley
Atlantic State
New
East Gulf
Gulf
Lake Michigan
Tefek
European
Grand Ste, Weke
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Huron
St.Clair
Erie
Ontario
Spring Cleaning for Health Purposes
Mrs M Morgan of Brainerd Minnesota writes she uses Hood s Sarsaparilla each spring to purify her system. She says regular use makes her feel light-footed and clean, praising its root and herb ingredients as strengthening remedies.
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M. Morgan
Brainerd
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Roosevelt in Rome Faces Vatican Steps and Masonry Honor
In Rome, Roosevelt receives messages supporting his Vatican stand while meeting Victor Emmanuel and touring sites. A Masonic title is conferred by Signor Ferra as the Roosevelts dine with British officials at the embassy. The president notes the birth of civilization as he tours the Forum and ancient ruins.
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Hoogervelt
Ferra
Soveteran
Supreme Council
J. Rennell Rodd
Guglielmo Ferrero
Issue division to machines saves treasury cash
The Treasury Department plans to retire its issue division by year end and replace the 17 percent clerks and pressmen with machines. The new automatic method, a recent invention by Benjamin R., is expected to cut annual costs by about $100,000. The June close of the current fiscal year marks the end of the division as it now operates.
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Treasury
Treasury Department
Existance
Benjamin R
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