War and peace clash at New York peace congress
A four session whirl wind at Carnegie Hall and the Hotel Astor centered on disarmament and U.S. readiness. Mrs Henrotin urged women not to bear sons for the cannon mouth. speakers including Van Cleve, Spencer, Howe, and Barrett debated war, peace, and American power. Several delegates interrupted. officials signaled disapproval of war talk while emphasizing preparedness.
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Bachelder
Peace Conference Debates Munsterberg Defenses
At Carnegie Hall the World Peace Conference heard Dr. Nicholas M. Butler of Columbia condemn Prof. Hugo Munsterberg for defending the German army. Butler argued that the speech misused a noble sentiment in support of militarism and noted he spoke generally, not about any one individual. Felix Adler stirred attention by contrasting naming buildings with anonymous good works.
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Munsterberg
Nicholas M.butler
Columbia
Carnegie Hall
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
Felix Adler
German Singer Pleasees at Washington Club Recital
Under Baroness von Sternburg patronage Miss Hilzabeth Schwank soprano gave a varied program at the Washington Club despite a cold. She performed works by Mozart, Godard, Schumann, Rubinstein, Strauss, Massenet, and English songs, with violin and piano support from Eugenie de Guerin Anita Schade and Minna Schott.
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Library of Congress
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Strauss
Massenet
Chaminade
Margaret Jean van Alicia
A. Needham
Gilbert Parker
Suhwank
Eugenie de Guerin
Sarasate
Anita Schade
Minna Schott
Men Jailed For Fighting At Police Court
George Paine and Horace Sellers were arraigned before Judge Mulloway after a drunken fight. Each accused the other of assault. Sellers struck Paine with a pitchfork and Paine slashed Sellers with a knife. Both found guilty and sentenced to 60 days in jail or a 20 dollar fine, opting for jail.
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Horace Sellers
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Navajo Belief On Mother-In-Law Curse Cited By Dr Starr
Dr E Corey Starr tells Anthropological Society that Navajo Indians fear a man who looks at his wife’s mother will go blind. She shared Navajo experiences in Arizona, noting memory and customs observed over years of study. Eckington Beats Bloomingdale 7-Inning Game 8-3 as southpaw Callahan led Eckington.
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Christ of the Andes described as peace statue near border
Senorita Zarolina Huidobro recounts how the colossal Christ of the Andes statue rose on the Chile Argentina boundary peak to symbolize peace. Details cover mediation by Queen Victoria, early war fears, and the 1900s push by diplomats and women of both nations to honor a treaty of peace with a bronze figure cast from old cannon.
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Fuente del Ines
Prince of Peace
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Pacific
Senor Mateo’ Alonso
Buenos Ayres
Spain
Patagonia
College of Lacordaire
Chacabuco
Valparaiso
Monument of Peace: Christ Statue on Andean Divide
The article recalls the 1904 erection of a 21 8 foot statue atop a 14 000 foot Andean plateau between Chile and Argentina. Delegates witnessed the unveiling in a solemn ceremony with troops from both nations present and a prayer urging an end to war and hatred.
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Five Story Clifton Street Houses Planned in Columbus Heights
H. Walker obtained a permit for three new houses at 1436 to 1444 Clifton Street Columbus Heights. The $50,000 total project includes $39,000 construction and $11,000 land. Frederick B. Pyle Burgess and Parsons designed Spanish style dark brick exterior with Indiang limestone trims. Each front will be twenty feet wide, depth 160 feet, eleven rooms per house with parlor dining room and kitchen on first floor and bedrooms above. Foundations underway. occupancy expected by fall.
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Clifton
Olumbin Heights
Frederick B. Pyle
Burgess
Parsons
Pyle
Ehogen
Sweeney Dies Former Alexandria Alderman Passes
Alexandria veteran Alderman James Sweeney died last night at 21 South Street after a lengthy illness. Born in Alexandria in 184, he led the city council for nearly twenty years, headed the Fourth Ward, and served in multiple local bodies. Resolutions of respect were adopted by the city council, and a funeral with city officials in attendance was planned.
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Death of Mrs J W D Spectal in Washington
Baltimore April 1. Mrs Josephin Winder Darrell wife of Stewart Darrell died suddenly yesterday at her North Eutaw Street residence of heart failure after years of poor health. She was prominent and daughter of the late Chastegn Winder a Washington lawyer.
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Washington
Aged Man Found Dead in Bed on Thirty- Sixth Street
An elderly man, Charles McCarthy aged seventy, was found dead in bed Saturday morning at his home on IS Thirty-styth street northwest. His son Daniel McCarthy went to awaken him. The deceased had been feeble for several months with poor appetite and general decline noted by family.
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Local athletics enter five events at Labibeth Field
Athletes entered for five events at Labibeth Field. Charlottesville and Virginia teams prepare for Saturday competitions under the craft of local organizers. Central Bish aims for a win at 2.
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Medals Designed by Heeix and Maddern for School
Mysterious designers Heeix and Maddern conceived a plan to mint solid gold medals. The medals bear a raised school initial M at their center, reflecting the institution tied to the award.
Varsity Eight to Row on American Route at Philadelphia
An eight from the varsity squad is entered to compete in the American Route event in Philadelphia. Julian Curtiss, advisory rowing coach, notes the crew will be sent, comprising eight rowers and crew members from the varsity group.
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St John’s Juniors Triumph Over Renecas In Varsity Match
The St. John’s Juniors defeated the Renecas 14 to 8 in a lively game. Lineb faced the opponents on the mound, delivering excellent pitching as Lynch and Roach paired with Brown behind the plate.
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