Roosevelt congratulates German Emperor after Algeciras outcome
President Roosevelt expresses friendship with Germany and the German people praising the Algeciras conference. He congratulates the German Emperor and officers, notes closer relations between Germany and the United States, and hopes for enduring, strengthened goodwill and equitable dealings in Morocco.
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Atadurbese
Roosevelt
Germany
ANC
Rives
Thersal Aimiralion
Oriole Eminerar Wiltam
Mn Om
J Watt
San Old Goldie
Algeciras
Ger Nas
Birds Featured in Audubon Society Series at Frankito School
The first of a three part feature series on Livils under Audubon Society sponsorship was delivered yesterday afternoon at Frankito School by Hey Days of the Biological Society. Mr Oldys spoke on the study of birds and sang bird songs. About 100 bird skins from the society’s collection were shown and examined by the class. Remaining lectures will be given by Dr C S Palmer and A Howell with two field trips led by Dr Paul Bartsch. A free Saturday lecture at the public library by Mr Old and WIM Le aims to aid children, with Judge Jnard delivering an address on Our Common Birds at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audo- den Society
Frankito School
Biological Society
Department of Agriculture
Oldys
Magses
Oldya
Palmer
A‘. Howell
Paul Bartsch
la. Om
Public Library
Wim le
Jnard
Arlington Benefit Fencing Event For George Washington Hospital
An entertainment staged at the Arlington Hotel for the George Washington University Hospital features fencing demonstrations by the DC winning team competing for the Count Caskins Cup. Scott D. Breckinridge and Sir Micheloni lead, with S. G. Hopkins as umpire and Brot. Dexivulas directing.
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Arlington
George’ ‘Washington Institution
George Washington University Hospital
Scott D. Breckinridge
District of Columbia
Sir. Micheloni
Uruguay
S. G. Hopkins
Brot
Dexivulas
Song
Gepind
Chadwick
Ww. T
Glen Club
Sorensen
Derlulat
Mr. Levit
Breckinridge
Rober
Man Dead on Sidewalk Found Near Nome Cor
Michael Maroney a huckster living on Maryland avenue was found dead on the sidewalk two blocks from his Nome corner early Wednesday morning. Coroner RF Kreg reported death from natural causes. Danforth BE and Nevitt witnessed the scene and notified police. Body removed to the morgue and turned over to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Maroney
Maryland Avenue
Jock
Nome
Cor
Nevitt
RF. Kreg
Danforth
Abel
Lester
Nana
Meeting Change For Wife Desertion and Nonsupport
The Public Library meeting on wife desertion and nonsupport has been changed to Tuesday, April 1 at 9 am. The change was made because almost all speakers tied to the dinner were unavailable, and the public platgrounds dinner proceeds today as originally planned.
Big Gain in Exports from Agricultural Products
The report from the Bureau of Statistics shows exports of agricultural products for the first nine months of the fiscal year reaching a record high, greatly exceeding the same period in prior years. Wheat production weakness in 1905 is noted, but overall exports rise across breadstuffs, cotton, and provisions, with breadstuffs and cotton contributing substantial gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Bulletin
Ainty
Aris
Pennsylvania Association Formed at Cairo Hotel Meeting
The Pennsylvania State Association was temporarily organized at the Cairo Hotel on Wednesday night with R. Stuart Napp as temporary chairman and EB. TS Brandéberg as secretary. A musical programme featured Miss Cornelia Parker, Miss Julian Miller, Miss Isabel Wilbur, M Amt Hendricks Spence of New York, and Mrs. Duvall Mack with vocal and recitation pieces.
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Pennsylvania State Association
Cairo Hotel
R. Stuart Napp
EB. TS Brandéberg
Cornelia Parker
Julian Miller
Isabel Wilbur
M Amt Hendricks Spence
New York
Duvall Mack
President Planning Westward Trip for 1907 Visits
The White House announced the president has accepted invitations to address Michigan and Missouri colleges and plans an extensive spring and summer tour through the West in 1907. He is likely to speak at the University of Missouri in June and Michigan Agricultural College in the same week, with further invitations expected as the trip is formalized.
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White House
West
Middle West
University of Missouri
Apeak
Michigan Agricultural College
Merritt Chafes At Senate Delay On Barnes Nomination
Postmaster John A. Merritt fumes at Senate inaction on appointing Barnes as his successor. Each day of delay costs Merritt and his wife salary losses and holds up Merritt's bond release. Merritt wants Barnes commissioned promptly to begin the $6,000 Washington postmaster salary and the $4,000 Niagara Falls collector role.
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John A. Merritt
Merritt
Senate
Barnes
Bare
Theshington
Niagara Falls
Washington
Mr. Merritt
Col Christy Buried in Simple Church Funeral
Col Robert Christy burial took place at St Pan’s Catholic Church at Fifteenth and Vstregis northwest. Rev James P Mackin led a simple service with honorary pallbearers Judge A F Morris F B Hardesty Gen W W Didley John Boyle De F K Cameron O E B Hay and Theodore Was serback. Active pallbearers were R C Howard Robert Brett Rissey Lunt Franklin Moore John L Sunich and Thomas Owens. Father Mackin lauded Col Christy as a force for good. Many floral tributes arrived. Pocahontas Society Meets at the bpid Howse with Miss Mary Desha presiding to discuss Jamestown Exposition preparations.
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Col
Robert
Christy
St. Pan's Catholic Church
Fifteenth
Vstregis
James P. Mackin
A. F. Morris
Hardesty
Gen
W. W. Didley
Jom Boyle
de. F. K. Cameron
O. E. B. Hay
Theodore Was
War Department Justifies Canal Zone Mail Delays
War Department defends slow canal mail service amid complaints. Attache argues new system and red tape explain delays. argues Americans should not be disappointed by late postal cards. Money order service slated for Cristobal April first. all canal mail handled by War Department after leaving post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Eacase
Canal Zone
Panama
Philippines
Clum
Cristobal
Post-office Department
New York
Canal
Colon
Republic
Tobal
Washington Authority
Sidney Bieber Faces Long Battle to Leave Naval Battalion
Sidney Bieber of Albuquerque New Mexico finally traveled to Washington and then to the battalion scene in hopes of releasing his resignation as paymaster. After five months of correspondence and lost papers the process stalled multiple times with the assistant secretary and commandant. Bieber arrived with his father and finally secured the resignation form properly indorsed and sent in November.
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Sidney Bieber
Naval Battalion
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Naval’ Battalion
New Mexico
Washington
Bieber
Land of
Sage Brush
Lin
Navy Départment
Assiant
Newberry
Reporting Tuberculosis Hearing On Compulsory Reporting
Public hearing before District Commissioners at 11 o'clock today in District Building on a proposed measure for compulsory reporting of tuberculosis and related prevention regulations. The bill aims to require all TB cases reported to the health officer to curb the high death rate and prevent further spread, drawing unexpected physician objections prompting the session.
Estate and probate notes and a court suit
Weston B. Flint Jr inherits the estate under a will dated April 5, 2306 and named executor Weston B. Flint Jr. James Mynro’s will from August 31, 1908 was opened for probate naming widow Mrs. Alice Munro as heiress and Alfred G. Walker as executor. Tho Simmons sued Charles C. Hall in district supreme court for 1000 dollars over alleged breach of contract to paint a house. Charles Peterson was acquitted of embezzlement by a jury in Criminal Court No. 1 before Judge Tusilee Gould.
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Weston B. Flint
Weston, B. Flint, Jr
Flint
James Mynro
Alice “Munro
Alfred G. Walker
Painter
Tho Simmons
Districht Supreme Court
Charles C. Hall
Hall
Uwe
Charles Peterson
Tusilee Gould
Aiding Trade With China Samples Sent By Bureau
The Bureau of Manufactures began shipping arranged samples of goods most sold in China. Special agents prepared the samples to match Chinese tastes. The bureau believes American goods fail in the East for lack of suitable items. Samples from Europe are prepared and sent to manufacturing centers for exhibition in trade rooms and similar venues to reach potential producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Manufactures
China
Bureau
Buréau of Manufactures
United States
Portraits of Justices Re hung in Equity Court No 2
Portraits of former chief justices and District Supreme Court justices were replaced and retouched by Artist Duckatetn at the Capitol. The portraits of Bradley Dunlop and Trickett were moved to the Equity Court No 2 room, aligning with Justice Bradley’s tenure there at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District ‘Supreme Court
Duckatetn
Capitol
Wiel
Justice Bradley
Funds Safeguarded by New Disbursing Order
Secretary Shaw orders all disbursing clerks to deposit cash with the Treasurer on the fifth and twentieth of each month to prevent misappropriation under the old system. He says only two losses occurred in his tenure and bonds covered them, but the reform secures the department’s financial affairs and strengthens accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Shus
Pit
Alimony Debt Enforced As Lawyer Given Week to Pay
Chief Justice Clabaugh in Equity Court No 1 ordered Attorney John F Whitt to produce $200 within a week to satisfy alimony arrears owed by James Reed Thompson to Virginia Price Thompson. Thompson, jailed for contempt after failing to appear, had previously been released on parole when Whitt agreed yesterday to pay the amount. Thompson has long owed alimony since June of the prior year, with multiple attempts to compel payment and custody issues invoking habeas corpus before eventual parole.
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Clabaugh
Equity Court No
John 5. Whitt
Whitt
Jalent
James Reed Thompson
Br. Whitt
Thompson
Virginia Price Thompson
Barnard
Hull
Levi H. David
Every Little Counts in Safe Bank Savings Appeal
A vintage plea emphasizes careful saving and choosing a bank as the safest repository. It urges readers to consider resources and facilities of the bank, arguing prudent beginnings lead to secure ends and confident investment of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Bank
Indian Territory Land Reform Advocate Douglas Seeks End to Restrictions
Col Douglas,Muskogee Phoenix editor, travels to Washington to press removal of land allotment restrictions for Five Civilized Tribes. He argues current tenant farming harms Indians, urges white settlers to move in, boost homesteads, and seeks federal action to spur development and self sufficiency in Indian Territory.
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Washington
Indian’ Territory
Clarence. B.' Douglas
Raleigh
Muskogee -Phoenix
Indian Territory
Republican Press Association
Jefferson City
I .Mo
Poxis
Coly Douglas
Col Douglas
Unclear text on Union Station incident near Westen Wy
Fragmentary report from Union Station describes a disturbance or event at 4 45 yesterday near the west side. The readable portions mention a stop and passenger or baggage area with garbled terms. No clear identities or outcomes are established in the fragments.
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Yeaterday
Pageenger
Incomplete police duty noted during trial board hearing
A garbled police testimony fragment from a trial board session raises questions about neglect of duty. The readable portions reference revenue, a cutter, and a warning given to an unnamed party, with several missing phrases.
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Kaiser's Army
Mr. Roosevelt
Morocco
Ranve
Henry Oldus
FOR Benefit OF Hospital
Pennsylvania Association
Michigan
Missouri
Merritt Chafes
Col. Christy
St. Paul’s Church
Pocahontas Society
Pocanontas Society
Bpid Howse
Mary Desha
Phetnese
Jamestown
Will
Clarence Douglas
Giang
Janable
Texas
Arkansas
Ani
Mercnant
Rata
Altigu
Froma
Iowa
Indiana
Uncis
Nebrask
Ohio
Dix W Weil
Hell
Gol
Douglas
Olahoma
Union Station
Sitti
Coats
Wonsian
Ap. I
Kensington
20Th St
Pa. Ave. N. Ww
Martin ‘Brothers
F Street
Martin Brothers
Pa. Ave. N.W
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