Tots and visitors fill White House lawn festival day
Thousands gathered on the White House lawn for a yearly children’s celebration with music by the Marine Band and a National Guard Band concert at Great Falls Park. Families toured the zoo, watched performances, and enjoyed a sunny, bustling afternoon with vendors and activities for all ages.
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Marine
National Guard
Great Falls Park
Zoo
Great Falls
Fietzen
Marine Pand
Moise Kroands
Fareat Talla Park
City Commission Opposes Pay Increase
Unclear text shows a city or commission discussing a pay raise. Fragments mention a vote, possibly unanimous, on assessments or ordinances. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics.
Weds Girl Who Sued Him
A four letter fragment describes a senatorial court scene where Miss Lo presides over a suit. Clarence B Wil tjas receives a caller from Neiller announcing debt and a planned marriage. Bray seeks a new trial while Wilson weighs wedding changes and delays.
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Wilson Po
Unclear OCR of Ocean Steamers Movements
Fragmentary text lists movements of ocean steamers between New York and various ports. References include dates and places but many words are garbled, obscuring concrete ships, routes, or schedules.
Catholics Clash With Civil Service Over Indian School Dress
A hearing questioned whether Catholic nun teachers in government Indian schools should be barred from wearing their garb. Commissioners noted civil service rules govern appointments for twenty years, while Catholic and Protestant advocates debated the right to nun attire and the teaching of sectarian religion in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ketchell
Sammi Ho Woodrow
Indvar
Yeatetdas
Interneo
Seortars Laseram
Valentine
Civil Service
Tracher
Indian Service
Vilentine
Luseau
Civil Service Examination
Taft
Iame Mission Council of
Washington
EH Ih
Macfarland
Tawa
Union of
Church and State
Cresson
Congregationalists
United States
System Attorney
UC Gana
Baltimore
Bureau of Catholic Indian School
Sisterhood
FIRST CONSUL TO CHINA III. 1 COS Colm 70 years old
A man in the Treasury Department, Colm, aged 70, was struck by an apparent poisoning in a China obs incident and reported as critical. He had been living at the George Washington Hotel for years, and his friends recall his devotion to his work and willingness to endure hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
Powis Bk
Clilhan
Taft
Nai
Tadren
Mira Gubart Grosye
Mea Hugles
China
United States
Yesterdy
Treasury Department
Colby
Haing
George Washington
Lealie C Hines
Eleventh Street
Hines
Southern Railway
Mr. Hines
Saving half a million lives by diphtheria vaccines
Dr Jobh S Eulten, secretary general of the Fourteenth International Congress on Hygiene and Demography, cites that immunization efforts saved about 500 000 lives of children in the United States from 1900 to 1910. He credits widespread vaccination and public health campaigns for the decline in diphtheria deaths and urges continued global immunization programs.
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Iiphtheria
Jobh S Eulten
Mrs Levinia Drum Dead At Drum Mood Maryland
Mrs Levinia Drum widow of Richard Coulter Drum longtime adjutant general of the army died yesterday at her home Tongdrum at Drum Mood Maryland. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with interment at Arlington.
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Empires
Maryland
Mra
30000 Oppose Garth New York Presbytery Telegram
A telegram from the Khan York presbyters to President Taft asks approval of actions affecting Indian schools. The message asserts the presbytery represents over 30000 communicants as it presses for changes linked to campus tone and insignia bans amid Indian educational matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth
New York
Khan York
Callng US Irreverent Addresses Opto Society Meeting
Associate Justice Day elected president of the Opto Society amidst a Washington gathering. Distinguished residents filled offices including Willian R Ths, Thomas H Anderson, John Tov bason, Charles Dick. Program featured Dr Montgomers speech on patriotism of peace, poetry by W Cox, and soprano Mrs Heltzelaw. Refreshments served. notable attendees listed.
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Day
Capital
Jims
Montgomery
Huech
Chis Socen
Washington
IHG
Montgomers
Hin
Bia
Willian R Ths
States Supreme Court
Thomas H. Anderson
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
John Tov Bason
United Sates
Senate
Charles Dick
Wiliam L Symons
Frederick Eachelberger
Karl Cranston
Representarie
Hubert Lo Roan
William V Cox
George C Reid Bo
Clarence Ro
Mra
Michel Heltzelaw Cawler
Cui Bipbst
Montgomer
Wiliam Y Cox
Hell
Abram
J Ote Craw
Charles Moen
Frank S Campbell
Quen
Kellar Willam
Itatmon Strind
Johnson
Woo Wertz
Charles
Curtiss Cor
Wra
BC Palmer
Mies
Beatrice Allpress
Vira Wontan
Man Shot Near Smithsonian Grounds on Bo Street
A man about 40 years old was found dead on the Smithsonian grounds near Bo Street southwest after a revolver incident last night. Frederick Kuske and To Faut, two watchmen, reported the scene and the body was taken to the morgue. Coloner Newitt was notified.
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Anatto
Laievolver
Smithsonian
Bo Street
Frederick Kuske
VESTRIES NAME CONVENTION DELEGATES IN WASHINGTON DIOCESE
Wardens and vestrymen from parishes across the Diocese of Washington are elected to attend the summer convention. Noted men are named among wardens and delegates with many positions filled in most parishes. Names and offices include senior wardens, junior wardens, and several vestrymen across numerous churches and communities.
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Thocese
Washington
Triscopil Berns
Woestington
Gordun
Smige
MiNard
Estes
Denderson
Milhuns Hosborushoy
WAP Hodges Leaistra
Chliacee
J Berry
J OF
Tartess Ter Gettge Boosthrodie
Wetec
Tayton
Taylan
Bert
George Bo Schreder
Warnen
Wellum Santa
Mado
Wildlans
Baeton
Heowne Walken
Tolm
Wo Abbott
Joan Burgess
Stephen Mull
James Malker
Tueust
Asde Senior
Charles IF
Walliam Moe
Rgistin
Cupid special brings 200 to capital for weddings
Mrs J R Gill leads a Washington train of about 200 young people including 40 couples seeking marriage licenses. Virginia and Canada travelers mingle as brides-to-be queue for licenses while ministers are sought. The event features Mr Cook and Rev Mr Cook arriving after a wheel loss delaying the train.
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J R Gill
Baebmond
Woiabin
Washington
Virginia
Canada
Gill
James
Cook
Baltunue
Mr Cook
Fragmented OCR Note on a Corgive Incident and Smoke Scene
A fragmentary OCR shows a scene involving a man and a woman or two figures near a barred area. A person is seen smoking and another is sent or staged in an alien setting. The loss is partly covered by insurance.
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Bardresena
Warren ton Hunt Club Show Impresses Fans in Warm Weather
The Warrenton Hunt Club hosted a horse show at Wilbur Farm drawing many Society attendees and local riders. Mrs F A B Portman won in the morning Laurel class, with W Smith and Glisseo delivering notable performances. numerous hunters and ponies competed, and amid favorable conditions the event proceeded without serious incidents as spectators from Washington and surrounding counties looked on.
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Warrenton Hunt Club
Sidy
Smith
Falls Dead While Cutting Tree at Residence
A man died yesterday afternoon while felling two trees at his home. His wife called him to dinner and found him unresponsive. He leaves a wife and six children, oldest six years old and youngest months.
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Giese
Rheumatics Find Quick Relief in Antidote Claim
The advertisement asserts Nurito from Oistes and Narcotics as an antidote to rheumatism, promising immediate relief and cure. It targets Washington sufferers and touts testimonial support, claiming banishment of rheumatism, sciatica, and related pains with a $1 box of Nurktoine prescription.
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Washington
Tames O Donnell
Favors Lighting Plan Proposal To Town Of Marsland
The Marsland town council favorably considered a plan to grant a charter to the Tahoma Gas Light and Power Company to furnish free gas to the municipality and light and heat to residents at 65 cents per thousand feet, with gradual extension to neighboring counties. A special committee will report at the next meeting on charter details and a potential franchise, while negotiations with Potomac Electric Power Company continue without a firm contract.
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Takoma Park
Mont Somer
Prince George
Marsland
Platt
Councr
Potomac Lheetric Power Company
Rank Lo Hewett
Hewetts Lotte
Ledsar
Compans
Tahoma Gas Jight and Power Company
Une Reli
Counso
Primaries rule sets costs for council and mayor races
The city Democratic committee approved a plan for primaries with a $2 assessment per city council candidate and $20 per mayoral candidate to cover expenses. About $80 total is expected. twenty council bids could raise the mayoral share. The rule, to be used on April 23, was explained to candidates including Hubert Snowda and Beuckett. The committee will reconvene next Monday. ballots must be official. Also reported are vestry elections at Christ Church and St Pauls, a post office arrest for Harry Linden Wheatley, and a court date set for Lewis Hooff related to the Mercantile Railway case.
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Washisulds
King Street
Alcauns
Cty Council
Rummel
Charman Bendam
Hubert Snuwda
420 Beuckett
City Council
Hii
Corneil
Labor Delegates Named for District Convention in Baltimore
Central Labor Union appointed three delegates for the DC and Maryland Federation of Labor convention set for next month in Baltimore. Delegates are Henrs Nolda, Charles Hutches, and Joel Mannet. Secretary Tony Colpava announced that Can be gain would join the Grtianeutstin and wesdent of the Meditated Talen tmans of Germans to speak in Washington on April 18, with Representative William Wilson presiding.
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Labor
District of Columbia
Waryland Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Central Labor Union
Henrs Nolda Charles Hutches
Joel Mannet
Tony Colpava
Waserington
William # Wilson
Unclear text fragment on officials and notices
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions secretaries, a bureau, standards, and a wagon with references to trucks and series. The readable content is disjointed and lacks a coherent event or individuals to summarize into a factual item.
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Tots Rollegas
Mrs. Taft
White House Lawn
Moe
Josep Orpi
Amy Sarrease
My Bray
Maou
Maeve
Moon
Taurent
Cosnhageo
Ted
Taerge Wahoxton
New Lok
Anand Ilellig Otay
Silver Services
White House
Fisher
S Colby
Bhs
The
Treasury
Levinia Drum
Dr. Montgomery
Opto Society
Kile
Janos
Episcopal Churches
SL Torns
Gillespie
Ralph Tacks
Willan Tucker
Willkim
Mira Tharles
Thom Duncan
Saints
Chessy Crise—Sepire
MooRingham & Holding
Rob Atson
Cionne
Amos
Henry
Licott
Ivinen
Bright
Tharmiph
TNO
ARS V
PEON
Semar
OM Umkinson
Tivans Mavic
Arthur ¢ Nichols Theasun
Tams Slavneld
Arthur
Nichols
Unf
Seormatadt
Wilbur
Bo Dales Tor
Severson Dielate
Tivans
Diana
Jamls
Senin Warden
Miulmtesh
Iamar
Pranasa
Calhow Sestreinen
Woc
Reeves Ty BP Necking Co
Calhoun Ellott
Blackston
Touter Christ
Flinty
Gwen Thompson
JO Holsworth
Gordon Wilbur Bo Oorne
Gordon Wilbur Bo Oorne Hems S Warthens
Comer
Wilson
Mallrom
Fordon
Thompson
Pew Bilter
Grange Rim Trinity Cutrch
Thapgh
William AE Stewart Aegistrar
George Whitmore Fesgurer
George
Widen Wilam Biers
Widen
Benjimin Fo
George Wo Brown
Alex D Cobey
Helen Reuben A
Amal
Robert Lee Taris
Busband
Frederick G Beach
Aiken S
Nora Richard Wallach
Madtuy
Catotta
Mwelane
Cup
Maddux
Buwers
Russell
Vass
Syaliman
Gniiton
Glass Ek
Bona Fit Huntersi
Fmt
Wic Wilbur
Porchight
Nelson Fell
Jim Ath
Maria O Welly Bisa
Keith Qrentworth
Bacen
Merchants’ Cup
Breem
Nearyy
Wotenton
Knight of Blaay
Nekex Np
Mastin
Fof Porst
Stuirt Ups
Anedds
Tear Gos Latien
Hint Club
Pell Wall
Lilon Glasscock
Helle
Annie Cimden
Sinkman Qollen
Proom
Wallich
Mien Keir
Cued Sabiace
Tabaker Tous
Beth She Evans
Shinnon Courtland
Chilton Glisscock
Secoud
Nancy Pansy
Waslington
Wild Louise Wallach Tieut
Patton
Aten Tieut
Sarles
Tigat
Coline
R Tompkins
Carter Jeatee
Joh Carter
Nckte
Virginie Punasmith
Plunket Stewart
Meskembill
Elizabeth Wilbur
Dever
George Widnel
Philadelphia
Brooks
Wilter Brooks
Baaltimore
Cafton
Toy Maddux
Bos Carter
Wis Leonard
Sh Tan
Keith
Ishain
Keith Wissomallustician
Shackiford and Mamblasie
Orange
Ton Pemberton
Payne
Piedmont Hunt
Takoma Park Council
Alexandra Democrats
Sua Oy
Ys Fairfax Co
Circuit Court For
Alexandria
Thomas W. Harrison
Winchester
Mr Sinclair
Warphall
Cormick
Berryville
Warrenton
Washington Leas
Bs SG Brent
Walter G Foster
Tus
Clrst
St Pauls
Damgerfild
Smoot
Norton and Urban
Lambert
Harry Linden Wheatley
Hal B Mosby
James B. Robertson
Fochmond
Omer
Moimme
de EA Gorman
Wheatley & Stuety
Hooff
Louis C Barley
Alexandria Corporation
Yesterdas
Lewis Hooff
Mercantile Railway Building and Loan Appoliation
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th Street
Sth Street
Mohair
NAGEL
Bae
Washington, D
Imey
Eneny
Cascade
GEO A. Valetco Distillers
Washrie Teen
Michigan
Probey Carriage Co. Tel
Wistensin Ave
Porto Rico
John H. Magruder
Castelberg
Matheson
Matheson Building
New York Avenue
Masonic Temple
Burchell
Hincheon
Dulazhtful
N. W. Burchell
F St
John F. Ellis & Co
Christian Xander
Meauston
Seventh Street
Byron S. Adams
Umia
Maxon Temple Wenner
Emerson Institute
Winslow H Randolph
West Polst
Mathema Cs Enres Anguages Musc
Advan
United States Savings Batk
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