Washington Memorial Association to Erect George Washington Memorial Hall
At a New Willard meeting the George Washington Memorial Association formed a finance committee of eleven to raise funds for a memorial building in Washington. Mrs. Henry I Dimock urged action to honor George Washington with a convention hall for patriotic scientific and technical organizations to meet rent free in this city. The initiative aims to prompt nationwide support and civic action, with plans to complete the project in three years. Mr. Cox to head the committee and the American Section and Trust Commission prompted the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Memorial
New Willard
George Washington
Henry I Dimock
National Association
Washington
Dimock
Sim
Washiheten
Diasemtahet Nf Kamwledge
George Washinata
Mr. Cox
Se~ion and Trust Commins
Multiple Death Notices From Early 1910 Newspaper
A cluster of brief obituaries and funeral notices dated April 1910 lists many residents by name, residence, and funeral details. Entries include Hannon née Crnursa day, Annis as widow, and others such as Charles Co, Theodore, and Harold with various addresses and service times at local churches and cemeteries. The page preserves the era’s formal tone and terse biographical notes without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannon
Menloves Verge
Charles Co Bess
Kale Wark
Shackels
Tenth Street
Theodore
Eva Sueckers
Early
Ann
Buson
Prem
Weigay
Io Intormont
Inter Fire Eternal
Magill
Tov Haabeth
Robvas
Tedd
What Avenue
Harold Ssier
Anne Thorburn Jonnson
Et Marmehine Sprita
Liam
Rie
York
Latha Lewettey
In Memoriam Dav Bod Bus ToV ing Remembrance
In memoriam notices recount long ago deaths and marriages with oblique references to individuals and places. The fragmentary text mentions a widow named Dorathy Be Day and a range of names and locations, including Washington and Bethlehem, with a formal obituary tone and a note of ongoing remembrance across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiv Dere
Dorathy
Welcome Hearst Forming Finance Committee Elects Officers
The formation of a local finance committee nominated W. V. Cox of Second National Bank and a board of education member as chairman. He was unanimously elected. Henry P. Blair became secretary and William P. Hoover treasurer. A motion called for six committee members to be added and H. B. F. Macfarland to preside. Dr. Charles Walcott, Smithsonian secretary, spoke urging fundraising circulars to educational groups.
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W. V. Cox
Second National Bank
Board of Education
Henry P. Blair
William P. Hoover
H. B. F. Macfarland
Roosevelt Feats and European Royals In Venice Visit
In Venice on April 24 Colonel Roosevelt and party explored gondola routes and famed sites while meeting officials. The Duke of the Abruzzi and Grand Duke Ferdinand of Austria discussed Africa Himalayas and Arctic exploration. Roosevelt was recognized by locals and greeted by mayor, with Venice officials extending welcome.
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Africa
Himalayas
Peary
Duke Ferdinand
Austria
Roosevelt Gondola
Venice
Col and Kernut Roosevelt
Vienna
Abruzzi
Ferdinand of
Col
Roosevelt
Sophia Chotek
Europe
United States
Mx Roosevelt
Canal Grande
Rooseveltx
Bryan Wilful Candidates Rise in Democratic Fray
An era of internal Democratic debate centers on Bryan and his influence. Hitchcock of Nebraska disputes a direct campaign role while endorsing Bryan as a moral force and evangel of piety. Alabama’s Tomlinson portrays Bryan as cautious with wealth, committed to religion and prohibition, while remaining a guiding political figure.
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Bryan
Hitchcock
Gilbert Hitchcock
Nebraska
Itchcock
Lila
the World-Herald
Omaha
Comte
Caulious
May Try Private Sake Man Told To Stay Off Transport
Joseph Saxe a pot cher in Manila was approached by two Japanese seeking fort photos of Corregidor Cavite. He was not placed aboard the transport Topanj for San Francisco. Papers in the case are in the hands of Magistrate John D. Porter. Prosecutors deny Lexe trafficked with Germans but pursue his role in the Japanese affair.
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Manila
Joseph Saxe
Potcher
Corregidor
Cavite
San Francisco
John D. Porter
Army Orders Alter Coast Artillery Assignments
Army orders move First Lieutenant Shelby O Leeware to Fort Stoelmn for treatment and Maj John Gres to report to Col Lundena in San Francisco for examination. Promotions and transfers shift Capt William Mamtop to Welsh Company, Capt Henry Scott to Twelfth Company, Capt Edward Shlake to Second Company, and Second Lieutenant Henry Malven Jr to Eights-nights Company. Captain Walter Wilhelm travels to this city to report to Walter Rood General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiswt
Shelby
Welsh -Comnay
Henry
H.” Scott
Kineky
Walter
Wilhelm
Walter Rood
Navy Officers Orders Transfer and Commissions 1910
Naval orders list numerous officers commissioned as captains commanders lieutenants and ensigns with dates in March 1910. It records assignments to duties hospitals recruiting stations ships yards and various stations including Philadelphia Tacoma Newport Yorktown and Cleveland. Several officers receive resignations and retirement actions with notation of boards and treatment.
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RM. Mughos
Navy
Pacy
Gomdr
Argh
Avs
W. U. Cole
Abd -Walt
Lint
Ridgely
Kansay
Good
Bostwick
Jr. B
Stocmaxer
American Hospital
Havnes
Cales
Love
J. Rodgers
Corting
Disrre
Cleveland
Ohio
V. McKair
Cntile
Firotubmarine Diinion
Atlantic
Reper
Tacoma
Liout
Gabum
Wiewt
E. C. Kolbls
Hautenants
Gr. Stewart
A. Norris
W. Eosenley
0. Dutton
Hinman TG. Itula
A. W. Milas
Viper
D. P. Morison
Crtist
J. E. Meredith
Yorktown
WH. Duffolae
Indy Navy
Atteqoone
C. B. Thomas
C. E. Comerer
G. H
Worden
P. A. Parmester
Brown
Acreptra
Boatswain
W. A. Macdonaln
Philadelipha
B. David
Philadelphia
Ghiet Gunger
C.H
Naval Tormitat
Las Animas
Aschief
J. J. Cotter
Alok
Z. A
Shervin
Foonayiane
Machina
G. Theeler
May Get Red Hats. Vatican Denies Candidate List Action
Rome April 1 The report that the Pope had eliminated American candidates from the list for cardinalate was found erroneous. It was denied and ridiculed that Theodore Roosevelt’s not visiting the Pope prompted such a step.
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Vatican Aggerta
Rome
Cardinelate
Theodore Rogsdvelt
Public Health Service Changes and Officers Details
Public Health Service changes outline shifts in stations and duties of various officers including surgeons and midlevel staff. The record notes attendance planning for the American Association meeting in St Louis June 7 8 and multiple details of physicians to represent the service at California public health and state medical society meetings in Sacramento April 18 21 and other engagements in Baltimore and related locations.
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B. Crabbe
The
American Association
St. Louis
B.a.burg
George C. McCoy
California
Public Health “Association
State Mediex Society
Eld
Sacramento
Cal
Burg B.S. Warren
Notledal
Chinties
A. Burg
Crotly Pii
Sumen - Ange
Board of
Apdicki Aficers
Births and hospital notes from a health office record
Health Office Births list numerous entries with names of parents and newborns including various surnames and initials, ages, and hospital notes. It also details movements of naval vessels with arrivals and sailings to ports such as Hampton Roads, Portsmouth, Cristobal, Amoy, and Norfolk for Annapolis.
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New York
Apache
Hempton Roads
Vuhil
Portsmouth
N. H
Pratsia
Cristobal
Charleston
Cleveland
Chattant Amoy
Standish
Norfolk
Annapolis
Dubuque
Cusatacama
East Coos of
Inte
Ba Uul
CANDIDATES OPPOSE MARSHALL INDIANA CONVENTION
Indiana reporters say several state nomination hopefuls would withdraw from the race if a U S Senate candidate is named at the convention. Governors and party leaders clash over strategy as supporters of Taggart oppose a senatorial bid and fear party disunity. The developing rift could leave many state office hopefuls aligned against the governor at the forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Tod
Democratic State Committee
United States Senate
Taggart
Weather Disturbance Eases With Cooler Western Front
The Weather Bureau reports a west to east moving disturbance weakening over the Rockies and upper Midwest, with cooler air advancing from the north. Temperatures run well above average in the central U S with scattered sunshine forecast elsewhere. storms loom on Lakes Michigan and Superior while Atlantic coastal winds shift from west to southeast by weekend.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
Wester
Exness -Witte
Rocks Mountains
Missiesigal
Lower
Ohio
Leva
Weetern Upper Lake
Buuwers
Missiwippi
Upper Lake
Rusky
Minterant
Cantral
Iake
Salt
Oula
Atlantic
Michigan
Superior
New England
Middle Atlantic
Mierigee
Western Superior
Warcpeay
West Co
Italy
Notable crowd backs Nationals at park box seats
Prominent guests and steady supporters filled front-row seats at the grounds. Among those in attendance were Bir and Mrs Mitton and Miss Glascock with Mrs Wardman’s sister, Dr and Mrs L H Gunthry, Dr u Darree, Gen George H Harries, J Stellwagen, and Rep Lowdenslager. The group praised Washington’s play as the finish drew near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
L. H. Gunthry
Dr. U. Darree
M. J. Colbert
W. Woodward
John
Sleman
Jin
Katherine
Helen
Margaret Woodward
George H. Harries
Baseball opens season as senators cheer in stands
Robert Wilkins attends and cheers as the baseball season opens. High officials including representatives and diplomats fill boxes and front rows while delegates discuss the river and irrigation bill. The crowd, led by Metropolitan Club members, witnesses a tense game with late rallies and steady ballpark attendance.
Aborn Season Seat Sale and Opera Schedule Details
Ticket sales open for Aborn Season at the National Theater, running through April 2. Twenty two performances begin five days after the sale and feature Modiste and Fy Sar. Yan with a May 2 first show. Dodo closes the engagements.
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Séacon
Tof National
Postoffice Theft Doubted In Substation Robbery
Washington April 36 officials doubt theft of 01.57 from substation No. 9 of the Postal service. Clerks’ testimony strengthens belief that all were honest. A porter’s earlier claim to have taken waste basket items is cited, suggesting wirelengress may explain the loss. The room was not entered and no sash or orders missing, while maps remained.
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Washington
Fost
Waifebmond
Nosto Mes
The
Train Kills Woman in auto at grade crossing
In Meriden Connecticut on April 14 Mrs award Murdock of Simsburg was killed when a New York New Haven and Hartford Railway train struck their auto. Joseph T Curtiy at the same place was fatally injured and Mrs John B Henderson was hurt. The crash occurred at a grade crossing with large brush obscuring the track.
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Meriden, Conn
Award Murdock
Simsburg
Joseph T. Curtiy
John
Henderson
New York, New Haven, and Hartford
Harvard Bequest Totals 200000 From Newport Benefactor
In Newport Rhode Island Harvard University is remembered in the will of Alexander Agassiz filed for probate. The museum of comparative zoology receives 100000 for general uses and 100000 for memoirs of expeditions. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences gets 90000 and the National Academy of Sciences 50000. Residue divided equally among three sons George Russell Maximilian Randolph Agassiz.
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Newport
R. I
Harvard University
Alexander Agassiz
Museum of Comparative Zoolosy
Agasele
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Sciences
Wallington
Prof Lagassi
George
Russel Agestiz
Maxilian Agassis
Randolph Lauls Agassiz
Tablets For Rectors In Richmond Diocese Anniversary Unveiled
In Richmond on April 4 the diocese marks its 165th anniversary with unveiling of memorial tablets in St Johns Episcopal Church for Rev Milly Gelden the last colonial rector and Rev Dr John Buchanan the first rector after reorganization. A tablet for Patrick Henry who spoke Give me Liberty or give me Death is expected to be unveiled in May during the diocesan council meeting. A note recalls the first services of the council in 1785 after severance with England. In a police court case Robert Shign real estate operator was remanded until the nature of his injuries is determined following an incident with a man identified as Tullus Brook in a grocery delivery dispute.
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Richmond
Virinia
Milly Gelden
John Buchanan
St John’s Episcopal Church
Capnill
Virginia
St. John's Church
England
Patrick
Henry
St. Jon's
St. John's
Cabtini
Robert Shign
Tullus Brook
Essa
Brook
Shitin
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Charles J. Beel
George Washington Association
Procitence Journal
Ines
Ike Goepblie
Flencer Press
EL F. Harvey
T M. Sardo & CO
Chapel Phong
Lincoln &M
Hkroonection
Frank Geier
Prlephoss
Nort
W. R. Speare
N. W
Phos
Hearst
Q. H. P. Belmont
Anna Kowald Shaw
National Society
Helen Randy Tindell
District Equal Salvage League
Carrie Chapman Catt
Col. Roosevelt and
Kermit
Duke OF the
Ton
Mr. Graes
National Independence Party
Graves
Democrats
Independence League
Democratic Party
Bryan Uluc Poumics
William
Jesseiini
Rio Grande
Huwmian
Kent
White House
Jefferson
Mr. Bryary
Thage
Tomlinson
John W. Tomlnson
Alabama
John Tomlinson
Bryan Doom
Dixie
Tess
Firgan
Williams
Jenningses
Tomlinsons
Chattanooga
Hrgan
Ensign
G. Wailer
Roeign A.A. Garceton, Jr
Rhodesand
Wee Demar
Sandersen
William IL Loans
Kalon
Public
Health Office Record
Corrward
Carolee Sherman
Duleseret
Piel
Max
Rate Aronatein
Alfred J
Minnie
Myan
Aici
Awitur
Mildrot Hinning
Gért
Howard H
Laura
Heynolds
Egffime
Tupper
Etrl
Charis
Irene Webb
Gir
Commeling Mengher
Vou Yeuteme
Annie M. Hurdle
Sarah Phillips
Linda M. Porte
Hpi
Mary O. Jones
Jealo C
Hodgoon
Miteave
Oluckauf
Meyerhofter
Throdore Sheckels
Jour E Sheckells
Scure
Neva
Flefeolslauer
Guavo
Joseph Btene
nWs
Altea
Turker
Piereepines Cv
Georgy Dandridge
St. No
Gecltis Joges
Mi West
Joseph Dade
Almida Jackaon
Elish Carter
Joverh Queenen
Freedmen's
Wowpitel
Harry J. Jones
Hattie Francis
Preeduen's Hospital
Thelma Stewart
Champlain
Marshall
Local Weather Report
Mozimuta
Thurmdar
Asheville
Atlenta
Apantis Itz
N. J
Cheyenne
Maranetta
Emphla
Toa
North Platte
Kebr
Graha Nebra
Portland
Ak Lake City
Utah
St Paul
Soni
Springfeld
Fleesburs
Lew
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
Lear
F. S. Anderson
Wade Powers
L. N. Stevenson
AL Mubiheigen
T. F. Snyder
Cairo Apartments
Mr. Snyder, Jr
Cairo
Mrs. H.C. Wilson
Fairchilds
ME. Ure
D. OM. G
Nis
J. Stellwagen
Lowdenslager
New Jersey
Congress
H.C. Pearon
Capt
Harry Coote
C. L. Huey
Anthony Wayne Sn Raipe Johnstuty
Taaquetle
Senate
Elkins
Robert Wilkins
de le Barre
Algere
Delibera
M. Risay
de Peretti
Sadie Haena
Semine Rocca
Fudge Astley M_ Gosla
Twa Coure
Eikiis
Gentral Hite
Fortesque
U.S. A
Sam Corcoran Eustis
Cuminine
Jim- Elkins
Philp McMillan
McMillan
Bieber
Heyburn
T. C. Thompson
Espey Leigh
Tisha
Matthew W. Trimble, Jr
Iith
Cleland Davis
Tees
W. B. Hibbs
Royal One
Clarence Edwards
B.S. A
Metropolitan Club
Hartington Mills
Highlands
W. D. Denny
Clarence FV
Norment’ Wals
Chamber of Coromerse
Board of “Trade Aftting
George C. Rank’n
Taft
Frank, Waller
David"Moore
Repregentanye Cooper
Palzehilde
Train
Castoria
Alvar Sau If
Harvard
Alexander Agassis
St. John’s, Richmond
Diocesan
SAP
Raphe
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