Campaign to lure new factories gains steady momentum
The permanent subcommittee of the Board of Trade on commerce and manufacturing in the District of Columbia held its second meeting. It plans pamphlets and maps, collects data, and appoints volunteers to prepare folders and distribute information while endorsing the auditorium project before Congress. Weekly Wednesday meetings at 8 pm are set, with secretary John J. Weaver reachable at the Board of Trade or 1413 I street NW.
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Committee On Commerce and Manufactures of the Board of Trade
Re Cent
District of Columb
Wich
F H H. Tbethell
Chesapeake and Fotomac Telephone Company
John Miller
E. 0. Whitford
M. J. Aveller
Messrs
FF. L. Siddons
F. C. Graham
William Ramsay
Congress
John J. Weaver
Board of Trade
I* Street
Evening Star
Mr. Tt
SW. Hesper
John Miler
M. J. Weller
William Ranesay
F. TL Bethel
BE. O. Whitford
BE. C. Graham
F. L. Siddons
Bottled beer supply cut by union lockout in Washington
Bottlers Union No 251 triggers citywide shortage as Western breweries reject demands. Lockout began March 31, halving hours and cutting wages from ten to nine hours during peak periods. Estimated 176000 drinks daily depend on bottled beer from local plants, now largely unavailable.
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International Tater
Ame
Bottlers
Bottlers’ Union
Miss Shay in Paul Jones shines at Majestic Theatre
Miss Rose Cecilia Shay stars as the Grand Opera Prima Donna in Paul Jones at the Majestic Theater. Her strong vocal range and refined tone win critical praise and audience approval, with modernized pacing and new musical numbers boosting the performance. Boullabaisse is played by Tallem Mostyn in a notable supporting role, delivering several song hits.
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Rose Cecilia Shay
Paul Jones
Majestic Theater
Puller
Jones
Robert Planquette
Normandy
Campos
Farnio
Agnes Huntington
Miss Shey
Saint Saene’ Grand Opera
Sanson
Miss Shay
Boullabaisse
Tfallem Mostyn
Chase's
Aycock Declines Pan American Conference Appointment
Senator Simmons presented to President Roosevelt the declination of former Governor James Aycock of North Carolina who was appointed to serve as a member of the Pan American Conference to be held in Rio de Janeiro in July.
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Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Yeaterday
Roose
James Aycock
Rio de Janeiro
Uly
The Dewey at Port Said Fort Said
The United States ship Dewey arrived off the port of Port Said on April 18, docking offshore near Fort Said as part of its voyage.
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Dewey
Port Said
Fort Said
United States
Frightful Loss of Life Warns of Ills and Remedies
A brief note warns of deaths from throat and lung diseases and touts King’s New Discovery for Consumptions as a cure priced at 50c and 1.00. The fragment references other remedies and “AU drag” fate 7.
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Edwards Not In Ill Health, Taft Says
Secretary Taft explained Col. Clarence Edwards is not in danger while treated for tuberculosis at Fort Bayard New Mexico. He was weakened by hard work as chief of the Insular Bureau and neuritis plus a severe cold. Doctors localized the tubercular bacillus on a vocal cord and believe a climate cure for two to three months will restore him. Reports to Taft show encouraging progress.
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Insular Bureau
Phi Kappa Psi Biennial Meeting Opens at New Wizard
The twenty fourth biennial land area council of Phi Kappa Psi began at New Wizard with 42 active chapters and many alumni associations represented. President George B. Baker of Boston rapped the council to order at 10 20. Rev A S Johns delivered invocation. Addresses of welcome were given by Rev W C Alexander John Paul Earnest Second Assistant Postmaster General Shavenberger and Representative Watson. Watson denounced muck rake attacks on Congress as unwarranted.
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George B. Baker
Boston
A. S. Johns
Christ Church, Navy Yard
W. C. Alexander
Grand Arch Council
John Paul Earnest
Washington Alumni Association
Shavenberger
Representative Watson
Indiana
Phi Psis
Congress
Watson
Dr Lewis Mackall Dead Oldest District Physician
Dr Lewis Mackall died yesterday morning at his home 340 Dumbarton avenue after a nine week illness. Born in Prince George County Maryland on April 10 1631 he moved to the city and became a renowned physician teaching at Georgetown University and serving on medical boards. He married Margaret Whana McVean and leaves several children. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 4 pm from his residence with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery private.
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Dumbarton Avenue
Mackall
Prince George County
School of Medicine
Maryland University
United States
Medical Society of the District
Medical Association of
American Medical Association
Sons of the American Revolution
Georgetown University
Fla
Bodies of Kearsarge sailors to be buried in Arlington
At Gen Miles Camp No 1 United Spanish War Veterans meeting, it was decided to bring home the bodies of sailors killed in the Kearsarge explosion off Guantanamo for Arlington interment under the union’s auspices. Commander G E Rausch to push the matter with the DC Department and Navy Secretary.
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Dinner Guests Named for Tie Caucationa Event
The event hosted by the tie caucationa committee UE TRE will feature Rev. Howard Yaverett Hale Joseph Graff Illinois Congressman and Robert R Gailey of Pekin Young Men's Christian Association. Mr Gailey will speak on Modern education for China as part of the discussion and the dinner is set for 6 30 PM. Monnett seeks new oil probe after meeting with the President while Walter Wellman bids farewell and plans to sail to England from New York next Tuesday.
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Joseph ¥. Graff
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Young Men of
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Walter Wellman
State and War Departments
Mr. Wellman
England
New York
Moral character guides government says Dolliver and Harlan
Justice Harlan spoke on the Judiciary and pubic morality at the Congregational Association closing session in Mount Pleasant Church New Jersey. Dolliver of Iowa also addressed delegates as Commissioner Weston spoke on the Hungary matter. Committees and delegates were announced with Rev Bradford presiding and Woodbury as honorary moderator for next year.
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United States
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Congregational Association of New Jersey
Mount Pleasant
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Philadelphia
Pluance
Ff. C. Blanchard
Norton ML
William B. Holmes
O. EL Resselgrain Horneo Porter
A.gorner
Federation of Churches
M. Newman
A. H. Windford
William Hayoe
Pennsylvania Association
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E. L. Suffern
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A. H. Bradford
C. E. Hasselgrave
Oak Park
Tui
M. Ross Fishburn
This Ciy
C. L. Goodrich
Awin F. Myers
Tthe American Board
Capital Camera Club to Exhibit 15th Annual Show at Corcoran
Ready for picture show hundreds of works will be exhibited by the Capital Camera Club in its fifteenth annual exhibition at the Corcoran Art Gallery from April 28 through May 1. Hours are 9:30 to 4 and 7 to 9:30 p.m weekdays with Sunday 8 to 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. A jury of selection includes Brooke Moser McDonald and Messer with Miss Mueden. The committee on exhibit includes Dr Herbst Fairman Dan and Dillmin. Exhibitors include Adams Allezor Halsig Bartlett Afra Bennett Boteler Ewkingham Christie Cowlam Crandall Curry Cline Crow Dew Davenport Dieffenderter Le Divio Beltman Carson Holmes Herbst Lamm Leighton Lowe Mages Mansfield Massie Mullett Netherland Peabody Reineck Richards Rosniter Salomai Shaw Sheets Snapp Stewart Waters Whitney Williams Webster White Woodward Whitdon.
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Corcoran Art Gallery
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Herbst
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W.P. Herbst
Ll. Mi Lamm
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Indians Refused Credit Amid Hunger on Lemhi Reservation
Salmon Idaho reports distress among Lemhi Indians as merchants refuse credit due to orders for their removal to Fort Hall. Hunger expected to worsen without extended government aid as summer wood deliveries on credit are uncertain.
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Fort Hall Reservation
Noted Prisoner Released in Michigan City
Michigan City man with long Confederate army officer and daring spy, once among those sent north to burn New York City during the Civil War, was released from State Prison yesterday. Ward, born near Indianapolis seventy three years ago, was among late era confidence men cast off by family. Lincoln pardoned him after he aided Confederate prisoners while in prison. He later led a Mississippi River packet and broke Phil Daly’s gambling house in New York, earning thirty thousand nine hundred dollars in one night.
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Indianapolis
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Million-dollar bankruptcy tale and court notes
In 1904 a stock broker Lea & Johnson failed for over 1 million dollars. Edward McCalmont, referee, files a report and discusses discharge for Jotinson amid claims of destroyed records and false statements. The document includes military appointments and a schedule of examinations for Porto Rico Infantry officers, plus anniversary events for the Battle of San Jacinto and a two month Central France trip by A Adee and guests.
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Tankruptcy
District Supreme Court
Richard. A. Johnson
Utis Ity
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Jotingon
Jotinadin
Anna
Johnson
Catholic University Trustees Meet Presided By Cardinal Gibbons
The annual meeting of the Catholic University of America trustees will be held April 2 in McMahon Hall. Cardinal Gibbons will preside as board president with officers and many high church dignitaries in attendance.
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America
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Annapolis Naval Ceremonies Honor Capt Duncan Kennedy
In Annapolis this afternoon naval ceremonies paid tribute to Capt Duncan Kennedy former commander of the United States ship Colorado. Officers of the academy and many Washington and battalion squadron members attended as news of naval assignments and upcoming ceremonies circulated among the fleet.
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Washington
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