Tulsa Delegation Captures White House Welcome
A Tulsa Commercial Club delegation of over a hundred visited Washington to meet President Roosevelt and tour Capitol sights. They pressed for fair Indian treatment, an alienation law, and strong Oklahoma pride as they planned a return trip and a New York stop.
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Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Tulsa Commercial Club
Washington
Senate
House of Tentatives
Her of Commerce
Neyt
Sopping Place
New York
Mt Ant Tt
Isb
Twa
Hoa Fokmoma
Local University Debate Sets First Semifinal
The first semifinal debate of the Na’locnal university taw 89 season will focus on anarchy and public policy. Affirmative speakers include Charles Redwood Texas Dodge Hemming Kartas and Patrick J Turles of Oklahoma, while the negative lineup features Mipert Turner Marslard Victor P Mlarmmner Smith Carolina and John P Tarbos Smith Carolina. Judge Charits Proigs leverett and Jon Gladtelter will preside.
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Sloocloen
Charles
Redwood
Texas Dodge
Hemming
Kartas
Patrick J Turles
Oklahoma
Mipert, Turner
Marslard
Victor P Mlarmmner
Sorta Carolina
John P Tarbos
Smith Caroling
Wii
Charits & Proigs
Leverett i
Pnglesbs
J Willer Kenyon
Jon T Gladtelter
Tulmeis
Death toll rises from Boston Chelsea fire ruin
In Boston two more bodies were recovered in the Chelsea fire ruins, bringing deaths to thirteen with eleven found. The two recovered today were men, one identified by a means not fully stated, as investigators continued search efforts from last Sunday's blaze.
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Boston Mass
Matrimonial Agency Fraud Suspects Named in Chicago Case
We have evidence to convict three men prominent in business and social circles who funded and profited from fraudulent matrimonial agencies. Mrs Jennie Call, who ran an agency, was found guilty of using the mails to promote a fraud. Her offense mirrors a prior case in which Miss Marten Grey was sentenced to a year in the House of Correction.
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Chicago
Seward
Shirer
United States District Attorney
Jennie Call
Call
Marten Grey
House of Correction
Easter Music Across City Churches Elaborate Services Planned
Easter choral programs will fill Catholic Episcopal and other churches with elaborate sacred works by Beethoven Haydn Gounod and masters of sacred music. Notable ensembles and soloists will perform Gregorian pieces orchestral accompaniment and Saint Saens trios as crowds fill morning services.
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Beethoven Haydn Gounod
St. Aloysius Church
Willnstall
Bors
St Patricks Church
St Pauls Catholic Church
Echo
Ernest “Wanchester
Sem Nariains
Paulist House of Studies
Cathole
Arman Aumprecht Brethoven
Music Commission of the Archdiocese of Baltimore
Calvary Baptist Church
Arthur Mayo
Saint Saens
New York
Tenue Presbyterian Church
John Porter Lawrences
Veteran killed in trolley pit accident in Brightwood
Edward Neviaser a Spanish American War veteran was crushed to death yesterday morning in an underground trolley pit at Brightwood Avenue and W Streets NW. Funeral services under Spanish War Veterans will be Sunday at 11 in the Thomas M Tin dre Hirth establishment chapel. Interment at Above Schmidt Cemetery. An inquest returned an accidental death verdict. Neviaser, 35, lived at 1108 Seventh Street NW and served in Batters L Third Artillery, distinguishing himself in the war.
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Edward Nevinser
Bightwood Ayenue
Thomas M Tiindie Hirth
Schotm
Neviaser
Brightwood
Nevinser3
Beig
Freedman's Hospital
Nevilaser
Seventh Street
Brandwine
Wth
Batters L
Artilers
Hood's Sarsaparilla Trusted by 40 366 People
A long testimonial appeals to readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring remedy for blood purify appetite and rheumatic troubles. It promotes liquid medicine or Sarantabs chocolate coated tablets with a 100 dose bottle priced at one dollar.
Aged Woman Burns in Kitchen Gasoline Stove Explosion
Mrs Bridget Craven sixty five of 216 Seventh Street Northeast burned from head to foot when a gasoline stove exploded in her kitchen yesterday afternoon. She ran down Seventh Street toward Casualty Hospital where she collapsed unconscious. Dr Conklin and Patrolman Hauschild, both burned aiding her, smothered flames. The house fire spread briefly but was quickly extinguished. Mrs Craven remained unconscious at Casualty Hospital with life deemed hopeless.
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Bridget Craven
Seventh Street
Casualty Hospital
Craven
Mrs Craven
C B Conklin
Conklin
Otto Haus Hild
Ninth Precinct
Craven Home
Huuschild
Boy Injured By Street Car Crash In City
A twelve year old boy, Harry Shackleford, was struck by a city streetcar at Ninth street and Massachusetts avenue yesterday afternoon. He suffered head bruises and lacerations, was rendered unconscious, and treated at Casualty Hospital before returning home to 1123 Ninth street. Another boy, Annie Earl, twelve, of 712 H street northeast, received a toe wound after accidentally shooting himself with a small cat rifle while playing.
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Harry Shackleford
Hirt Street
Massachusetts
Patesgeie Pesiea
Jifth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
I Street
Ninth Street
Earl Annie
H Street
Casualty Hospital
D A R Women Arrive Committees Plan Continental Congress
D A R women prepare for the seventeenth Continental Congress to open at Continental Memorial Hall. Mrs Donald McLean will preside over about 1500 delegates as committees finalize plans and fundraising for the hall. The Children of the American Revolution also convene with memorial services and patriotic events in Washington.
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Donald McLean
Children’s Order
Seventeenth Continental Congress
Continental Memorial Hall
Society
McLean
New Willard
Congress
Europe
South America
St Johns Church
Sixteenth
H Streets
Sto J and
Cotton Smith
Bryan disclaims Abbott publicity role amid misstatements
A telegram to Willi J Abbott from William Jennings Bryan denies employing Abbott as publicity agent and states Bryan did not authorize or speak for him. Abbott, claiming friendship since 1914, says Bryan should not be held responsible for his writings, while Bryan says Abbott misrepresented their relationship.
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Willi J Abbott
William Jennings Bryan
Mr Abbott
Bryan
Abbott
Brian
Aid For Women Who Sew In New England Fund Plan
Boston Miss April 17 The income of a fund established in 1501 by Thomas Thompson of New York for needy seamstresses in Rhinebuk N and Brattleboro Vt is proposed to aid similar women in all New England towns. Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Justice Hammond noted trustees Laurence Minot and Richard M Bradley may adopt this suggestion after a petition by the trustees.
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Boston
Miss
Thomas
Thompson
New York
Rhinebuk
Brattleboro
New England
Hammond
Massachusetts Supreme Cent
Laurence Minot
Rihard M Bradley
Cam Bufara
Supreme Court
Auto Shatters Railing as Streetcar Rides Auto Crash
An Adams Express electric delivery auto ran out of control on Tenth Street NW near E and F. It bounded onto the sidewalk, struck a showroom railing, and toppled, throwing its occupants to the pavement. Police cleared the scene. vehicle escaped with little damage. Drivers G F Butler and assistant Herbert Simons were reported in charge.
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Adams Express Company
Tenth Street
Antroi
Fries Weall & Sharpe Company
G@ F Butler
Herbert Simons
Butler
French Berber Horde Attack Near Algeria Frontier
A French column on Islazaza Hill near Tamiet was attacked at daylight by Berbers and armed Arabs. The French rallied and pursued the retreating forces for six miles, capturing several flags. eight French were killed and about 100 wounded, while Berber losses were about 125. Separately a colored woman died of heart trouble in Washington. Clement A Griscom met King Victor Emmanuel in Rome. William K Vanderbilt Jr arrived in Havana aboard the Tarantula yacht.
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Islzaza
Tamiet
Algeria
Clement A. Griscom
Quirinal
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Clement A Griscom
Philadelphia
Tloyd C Griscom
United States
Italy
Griscom
William K. Vanderbilt
Havana
William K Vanderbilt, Jr
CAPT E S RANDALL DEAD Pioneered river passenger service
Capt Ephraim S Randall died at 58 after a long career in steamboat and excursion management in Washington. He built the River View resort, operated the Mary Washington and Crystal Wave, rebuilt the John W Thompson as the Harry Randall, helped form the Washington and Potomac Steamboat Company, and later faced liquidation as the firm was placed in receivership. Survived by wife Louise, son Harry, daughters Jo Frank Carlin and Elizabeth, and his mother. Funeral arrangements pending with William F Carne of Alexandria.
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Randall
Wallach Place
William F Carne
Alexandra
Holy
Georgetown
Canandaigua
Nyc
Virginia
River View
Mary Washington
New York
Atlantic
Big City
Delaware
Big Catantgue
Samuel J Pentz
Baltimore
Mevon
John W Thompson
Harry Randall
Randall Steamboat
Washington and Potomac Steamboat Company
Capt Randall
Queen Anne
St Johns
Louise Randall
Misa Louise Hamiler
Valuable Necklace Missing Reported by Doctor’s Wife
Dr Charles W Richardson reports the loss of a string of pearls valued at $400, property of his wife. The necklace disappeared Thursday evening between the theater and home after a streetcar ride and a walk home. The pearls are small, beautifully colored, with a gold clasp set with two pearls and a small diamond.
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Charles W. Richardson
Charles W Richardson
Connecticut Avenue
Richardson
Talks on Oregon Country Lecture At Public Library
A picture trip through the Oregon country highlighting its resources and irrigation work by the United States Reclamation Service official C J Blanchard was shown at the Poo hie Library. Representative W R Ellis supported the views. The National Academy of Sciences holds its annual session in the city for three days starting Tuesday April 7 with elections and papers at the National Museum.
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Stator Owen
Comerihatie
Oklahoma
Soto
United Stat
Tle
Oklal Mai
Sarfoce Ata
Mae Tarland
Oregon
Oregon Society
C J Blanchard
United States Reclamation Service
Poohie
Oregon Country
W R Ellis
National Academy of Sciences
National Museum
Academy
River Victim Unidentified Found in Potomac
The body of a white man was found in the Potomac River and taken to the morgue. Unidentified by early morning, friends of missing persons examined it but no ID was found. Suspected ages around forty five, stout build, false teeth, shabby black suit.
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Potomac
Potomac River
Frst
van FE Canada
Glen Eddo Merchant
M Kels Kennethy
Pennsshama Avenue
Weather forecast from the US Weather Bureau for Friday and weekend
Fragments of a Washington Post weather bulletin show scattered showers across the Mississippi and Missouri valleys and in Nebraska southward to Eastern Texas due to a low pressure system. Mostly fair elsewhere with warmer conditions in the Midwest and Northwest. weekend outlook calls for more showers in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the Middle Atlantic, with generally fair weather in the Western half. Local readings list temperatures, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and tide data, plus Potomac and Shenandoah conditions at Harpers Ferry on April 17.
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Washington
Misyssnpi
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas
South Atlantic
Yast Gulf
North Pacific
Cntral
Misessippi
Ohio
Gulf
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Northwest
Atlantic
Eset Gulf States
Valle
England
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Tarlabla Steamera
Europe
River Bulletin
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
Potomac Little Smuddy
Shenandoah
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Electric Delivery Wagon
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Fourteenth Street
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