Suffragists Gather at Automobile Stand in Mixed Assembly
A diverse crowd gathered around a large automobile as suffragists stood for voting rights. Mise Costelloe and Mrs Blatch criticized married women’s work limits and President Taft’s stance, urging protest through voting. Speakers included Susan Whitzgerald and Helen Raker from Massachusetts and Spokane, and Stanley McCormleck of Massachusetts.
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Mise
Jong
Mise Costelloe
John Burne
Nim
Susan Whitzgerald
Massachusetts
Dennet
le Reifle Helen Raker
Spokane
Waah
Stanley McCormleck
Wiley Defies Suffragists Amid Convention Pressure
Representative Wiley backs the President against suffrage activists. He refused to support a New Jersey Woman's Suffrage Convention petition to Congress for a vote on women’s suffrage. The action positions him as a champion of the administration against the suffrage onslaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Representative Wiley
Yeaterday
New Jersey
Divided Opinion on Charity Support at Congregational Church
At a Wash leeten meeting the Brotherhood of the First Congregational Church debated backing the Associated Charities. Owing to divided opinion, a motion to adopt the resolution was postponed to the next gathering. Officers elected included A J Cagood as president and H P Gould as vice president. W S Washburn, of the United States Civil Service Commission, spoke on United States role in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of First Congregational Church
Oh Lion
Associated Charities
Washleeten
WS. Washburn
Unitea States
Cnn) Service Commission
Massachusetts Legislature Votes Resolution On Foreign Conquest Policy
The Massachusetts legislature adopted a resolution urging Congress to pursue a policy preventing territorial gains by conquest. The measure calls on Congress to empower the Secretary of State to engage with the third internal peace conference and invites participation from relevant stakeholders.
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Stor
Avril
Dlaeaaunn
Massachusetts
Congress
Mark Twain illness aids breathing as fleet plans unfold
Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain arrived from the coast and is said to be holding his own after a bracing Atlantic passage. New York reports a health improvement while Navy officials discuss reorganizing the fleet with three representations next spring and moving all battleships to a single headquarters. Australian beef prices rise in New York stores.
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Redding Cone
Samuel K. Wens
Mark Twain
Esterday
Fang Saul
GE Halsey
New York
Mr Clemens Jere
Meyer
Hame
Foxhounds at Washington Kennel Club Show Draw Massive Attendance
The Colesville Pack and two Chevy Chase packs competed for prizes at the Washington Kennel Club show on Fourteenth Street and Park Road Northwest. Judges praised top entries including Gaston hounds from Somerset, with James Mortimer, the principal judge, drawing attention for his Carnegie resemblance. Winners included Afron Gem and Barto, with prizes announced for several hounds and a potential three-day chase challenge for 25 dollars. The event drew a large audience and raised a handsome surplus for the club treasury.
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Washington Kermel Club
Arcade
Fourteenth Street
Park Road
Chevy Chase
Clarence Moors
F. L. Hu
Moonall Club
Willar Dupont
Montpelier
Madison
Old Rome
James Mortimer
Hemstead
Long Island
Andrew Carnegie
Mount Pleasant
Mortimer
Cecil French
Ken
United States
Mies May Howard
Jay
Frederick C. Roman
William B. Moore
Music
Charles H. L. Johnston
Marquie de Lafayette
America
Chevy Chage
A. C. Spates
Rockville
Colesville
Maryland
Red Brook
Great Neck
Washington Kennel Hib
Atron Gem
William Caner Wiederheim
Washington Kennel Club
Afron Gem
Barto
Prize Winners and Judges of a Dog Show Listing
The report lists prize winners and judges across multiple dog classes including poodles terriers and whippets. Notable names include Charles H. Johnston White Leader James Mortimer Fleming John Fleming and B F Lewis with entries from Lansdowne Philadelphia and Palatine. Constraints blur in OCR data but indicate classifications and placements such as First Second and Third in various classes.
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MDS
Amerigan
Jidge
Andrew J. ‘Cummings
Claveté
Novica
Mra
Charles H. L. Johnston
Charl
Johnston
John Oc
Tenday
Bloomer
Charles H. J. Johnston
Claes St
Bitckes
Mre
Charles
Maypte
Friral
Laws
Lansdowne Niagara
Evcona
Min
Jopusion
Mutle
Claas M—Opsa
Bitches
Fire
John C. Bentley
Katonatond
Lewla
Lacadowne Coterio
Charlee
Clack
Loee
Mira
Charles HL
Te Jonaxton
Uric
James Mortimer
Limi
Ward Evang
TOY Terriers
Jutge
Janes Mortimer
Nervien Douz
Psst
Sars
John Fleming
Philadelphia
Loca
Doge
Went
John Fen Ing
Fuisdelphia
Licker
Tiny
Jaime Mortimer
Prost
D. F. Lavin
G. ¥. Lewis
Lansdown
Weather Notes From Archives Aims to Describe Storms and Temperatures
The report outlines a sprawling weather picture with a Western storm moving northeast toward the Midwest and Great Lakes, bringing cooler temperatures and showers to Atlantic states and southern regions. It notes varying winds from the northeast to the northwest, potential rain in northern New England, and cooler conditions in the Mississippi Valley and Rocky Mountain area. Temperatures are generally below seasonal norms with some regional rises, and thunderstorms are expected to depart from European ports. The bulletin includes hourly temperature readings and tide data, plus a brief update on Potomac and Shenandoah river conditions and a note on Cornell oarsmen reporting their first race of the season.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Nureau
Washington
Wincowein
Arkinson
Ora
Plains
Ohio Wlley
Tennesses
Lake Rexion
Ape
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
Pleina
Miszouri
Ipainaing
Guardian
Mivetanipet
New England
Upper
Take
Mlethorpp
Atlantic States
Zacurdey
West
Galt
Atlantic
Mithisag
Huron
Ughe
Madris Winda
Enat
Grand Banks
Potomac park concert crowds and horse show plans
Potomac park hosts a spring band concert by the Marine Band at 6 pm with Mrs Taft and the President expected in attendance. Washington society hosts a horse show near April 2 under the Road Drivers and Riders Association and Washington Post auspices, riders training on bridle paths west of the polo grounds while some attend the concert.
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Potomac Park
Marine Band
Mia
Taft
Will
Washington
Road Drivers and Riders’ Association
Polo Grounds
St Ia
Batti
Anit
William T. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Policeman Sutton Faces Unbecoming Conduct Charge at Trial
A crowded court today heard Policeman E A Sutton of the Fifth precinct face a hearing on conduct unbecoming an officer. Accused by Ade Moran of indignities on April 2, testimony from Capt Williams and witnesses including B R Price and Lizzie Smith described the scene. Moran recanted some statements while Sutton admitted a regulation infraction. the board reserved decision.
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Police Trial Board
E. A Sutton
Ade Moran
William
E. Ambrose
Krank -Key
Sutton
Williema
B.R. Price
Lizzie
Smith
Sarah Tivbins
Williams
Mies Moran
Hlethe
Cattie
Tan
Prica
Moran
Wiliams
Waa
Man Dies After Mistaking Poison for Medicine in Flint
James Woodhall, 24, of Lynchburg Virginia, working in Flint Michigan, died after taking misidentified poison tablets bought by his roommate. The tablets, boxed as a dangerous chemical, were mistaken for gripp remedy leading to severe abdominal pain and a fatal outcome after hours. Woodhall, who recently moved to Flint for work at an automobile firm, is survived by his parents in Lynchburg.
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Thomas Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Benning
Horsag
Contectania
Dynchburg
Michigan
Washbaton Fort
Flint
Mich
Arippe
James Woodhall
Hurley Hospital
Woidhall
Woodhall
Lynchburg
Inaugurated by Taft She says Pate re worth Bay
Fragmentary OCR indicates an inauguration linked to Taft with references to Pate and Bay. Disjointed text mentions a Payhous and regional ties, but details are unclear. The readable terms suggest a political or ceremonial event involving Taft era figures.
Vacant Leta to Be Occupied by Moving Picture Show
Realty men report a Washington area site, with daily applications piling up, as plans move toward a moving picture theater opening in summer or fall. A local realty man noted expected activity and described the project’s scope and timing.
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Eal Estate
Washington
Sweets
Mimber
Ge “Alrdonies
Iitcomes
Realty
Yenterday
Untitled Military Dispatch Fragment
Fragmentary OCR outlines a military appointment and movements. Names such as Capt Alexander Williams and Capt Malin Grass appear with unit references and depot details. The garbled text mentions Fort Reno and River cavalry with references to a Saturday event and a deployment or examination of forces.
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Wits
Coast Artillney
Compa
Tout Stom
Eacgidng Raukp
Pritebétt
Kirst Bald
Pridnary
Firat
Odblal
Kamae W. Slitalk
Quanteeriass
Andeévar-Trha
Terry Etna Gangral
Orly
Agrit UW
Wto
Alarander i’ Willams
Heert Rang Ressount
Fort Rena
Okio
Okio. Motel Bubhiass
Malin-Grass
River Cavalry
Geveral Lai Cory
John W. Murjongs
Birth Cavalry
Furtong
Shunpee
Naval officers ordered to duty in early war list
Long roster lists Commander G Burrage and others assigned to duty across multiple commands and states including Vermont Minnesota Washington New York North Dakota and New Jersey with several midshipmen and engineers. the document notes exams and observations, plus a lecture on mosquitoes by Dr John B Smith State Entomologist of New Jersey at George Washington University tonight at 8 oclock.
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Hbbitt
M. Forvate
Treasuier
PS. Hodgson
National Commandery
New York
Harries
ME. Urell
Mittendorf
Haymer
Idaho
Arell
G, H. Burrage
C. H. Harlow
Howe
A. F. Biyen
Vermont
A Haute
Comdra
W. Scittelis
R. J. Curtin
J. Gy Gates
Minnesota Ag
Contr
F. Williams
Comer
Minalen
W. Lagerquist
Taconm
Salon
F. M. Forking
Home
Walt Order
Enalga CB
Bevery
Well
R. G. Thomas
Oulgoa
Midsnipmen J
Gorelenn
A. M. Pippin
Culet Boatewola H. J
Minnesota
Bontiwat II
Deeve
Dake
M' Frisian
Peval Coat Apot
New London
Conn
Boacensin W
A. Morin
Rotiret
Navy
A. Avenon
M,macdonald
ML. Cano
Keveas
W. H. Dayton
Datdiua Company
Camden
N. J
Chet
D. Purdon
Navy Yard
Machintet
A. Hesung
Kansas
T. W. Doilih
Kansan
Parmaster
F. D. Foley
Phymaater
Nety
Yorktown
Walt
John B. Smith
New Jersey
Biological Society of Washington i
George Washington University
Misa O Reilly Gives Lecture in Dubtown Club Benefit
Gertrude M O Reilly of Dubtown, an artist, hosts a two day event titled Cladach to benefit a local project. The Morir sic Club hosts the lecture schedule in the New Room, aiming to raise funds for expenses.
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Misa, O'Reilly
Gertrude M.oreilly
Dubt
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