Representativer Aviltarme and the House Dilatory Tactics
The opening session features dilatory motions led by Representative Willams as the House debates the diplomatic appropriation bill. The Speaker adjourns until Sunday after a viva voce vote, while Williams seeks a division who would spread yeas and nays on the journal. Williams criticizes the Speaker’s adjournment as high-handed and vows to press for remedial legislation with Presidential aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviltarme
House
Weasion
Will’iama
Williams
Payne
Willamy
Chairao
Carrier
Representative Williams
Jake
Mr. Willams
Eminent Men to Speak at Republican Club Meeting
A meeting of the executive committee of the District of Columbia Republican state clubs was held Thursday to plan a dinner and speech program. Speakers include Canron United States Senator rk and several other lawmakers. a musical program will follow a formal dinner at 8 pm with speeches starting at 9 pm. The guest list features Gov Charles of New York, Sen A Knox, Sen Robert Moo Foliette, Rep Frank O Lowden, and Warren Bradleye among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inventaar Gtic
League of Republicanm
Cocombo
Asalvunialub
Con Ze
Cape Irman
Speakton
Canron
United States
Senalee Scott
Armer
Ebun Hill
Adare
Bede
James France Trurke
Charities
B. Land
Stewart Yohn
M. Thurston
Thur
B. Hay
President Camp
C. O. Buckingham
Col. J. William De-Grange
Gus A. Sehulil
Ll. A. Neuer
H. Foc BE
A. M. Laon
James T. DuBois
William Connor
M.R. Speckman
Marion Butler
H. H. Millard
Robert H. McNeil
C. W. Pafflow
Charles M. Shinn
Harry Gilvannoll
Fugar C. Enyder
Milo Shanks
A. M. Lawson
Met Opera at National Theater Delivers Double Bill
Critics praise the Metropolitan Opera Company for a matinée of Mignon in Italian with Farrar Abbott and Plancon, noting Farrar’s revelatory acting and Plancon’s encore. Night program features Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with notable debuts by Rita La Frina and Riccardo Martin, plus strong turns by Stracciari and Dereyne. conductor Ferrari earns praise for a vivid Latin temperament.
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Bessie
Abbott
Piancon
Bonci
Cavalleria Rusticana
Rita la Farina
Ricardo Martin
Geraldine Farrar
Bessie Abbott
Piancen
Borel
Metropolitan Oper Company
National Theater Fexterday
Mignon
Ghalles
Ambroise Thomas
Mme
Farrar
Abbott Federica
Jacoby
Guégielmo
Filina
Are Fomia
Biitang
Mr. Martin
Stracciari
Lola
Lucia
Fely Dereyne
Caruso
Scotti
Ferrari
Bernice Thomps
Hearing on labor disputes closes ahead of campaign
In New York on April 1 the conciliation committee of AFL officers finished sessions on labor disputes begun Thursday. Decisions will be announced in a few days as labor groups seek unity before finalizing political plans for the campaign. Some cases await AFL officers' return to Washington for ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Federation of Labor
Vegeration of Labor
Washington
Real Fight Onstage Ends In Arrest Of Local Wrestlers
Joel Turner and Roy Mackay, two known local wrestlers, were arrested by First precinct police during a theater bout for disorderly conduct. They posted $25 collateral and were released for Police Court appearance. A planned wrestling match was halted as punches were thrown and a fighter toppled into a theater box.
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Joel Turner
Roy Mackay
First Precinct
Sergi
Headley
Lee
Shen
Brilliant Opera Audience Crowns Lent Finale Night
Last night closed the Lenten season with a grand opera finale drawing a brilliant audience. Women wore elaborate gowns and jewels, as Mr. and Mrs. Longworth and Mr. and Mrs. Bourke Cochran led fashionably. Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Audenreil appeared in black satin and lace, with other notable attendees including Mrs. Newberry and Miss Carol Newberry in elegant attire.
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Longworth
Bourke Cochran
Audenreil
Newberry
Pageant of gowns and diplomats fill elegant box seats
A crowded audience of dignitaries and society figures fills boxes with gowns of satin lace and chiffon. Mrs Townsend and Miss Townsend stand among guests as diplomats from Belghim, Belgium, Brazil, Argentina, and Russia mingle with Washington society in a night of color and diamonds.
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Lawrence Townsend
Thomas F. Welsh
Senator
Horace Westcott
John W. Foster
Richard Butler
Hugh Legare
Alexander
Legere
Robeson
Frank Hills
Viscountess
de Sibour
Charles L. McCawley
John Reyburn
Mang
Diplomatic Corps
Mme. Godoy
Mme
Cortes
Guzman
Corea
Pardo
Diaymond
Herbert Parsons
Hunt Slater
Pullman
Lowden
Bennet
The
Senate
George Loward
John Hudson Poole
James F. Barbour
Marguerite Barbour
Richard Ilariow
Stanley Matthews
Georgia Knox
Charles S. Bromwell
Miss Harlan
Edward Mitchell
Cannon
Justice White
White
James Harlan
M. Quay
M Davidson
Percy Tickling
de Amaral
Janssens
Legation
Hartington Wilson
Dv That
Cansnen
Horace Hood
Salinas
Costa
New Spanish War Society Organizes Washington Commandery
A local commandery of the Naval and Military Order of the Spanish American War was formed in Washington at the Star building under authority from New York on April 6. Eligible members include war veterans, active duty officers, and cadets who served in the war or the Philippines insurrection, with purposed patriotic aims and no political agenda. Notables helping organize include Gen George H Marries, Adm C M Chester, Col lord M Brett, Maj Pitt Scott, Lt Ralph N Chappell, and Capt Atchara L D Simms.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Star Building
National Council of The’order
New York
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Spain
Philippines
Swain
United States
George H. Jdarries
C. M. Chester
Lord M. Hrett
Pitt Scott
Ralph N. Chappell
Atchara LD. Simms
Vice President Pairbanks to Attend Mount Pleasant Club Event
Vice President Pairbanks will be guest of the Men's Club of Mount Pleasant Congregational Church for its annual ladies night tomorrow evening starting at 8. Admission by card only.
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Pairbanks
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Kidney ailment and Swamp Root remedy promotion
Weak kidneys prompt warnings and medical neglect risks. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a kidney liver and bladder remedy with claims of wide symptomatic relief and a free sample offer via mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York as seen in The Washington Sunday Post.
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Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Washington Sunday Post
Washington Nailor Dies After Pneumonia From Runaway Accident
Washington Nailor, 64, well known resident and former livery stable owner, died at Cas Ulty hospital from pleuro pneumonia aggravated by injuries from a runaway accident last Tuesday near Tennessee avenue and EB streets. Funeral plans pending uncertainty over sister Marion Francis Clark's ability to travel from Denver. He was active in local affairs and a lifelong Democrat.
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Washington T. Nailer
Washington
Casualty Hospital
Nailer
Matthew Trimble
Nailor
Marion Francis Clark
Denver
Naiior
Rosedale
Tennessee Avenue
EB Streets
Iftis
Betty F. Nailor
Rachel EB. Trimble
Joseph W. Trimble
Funeral for Capt. Randall Held at 4:30 P M
Funeral services for Capt. E. B. Randall will be at 4 30 in the chapel of Lee's Undertaking at 332 Pennsylvania Avenue with Father O Connell of St Vincent de Paul s Church officiating Interment follows at Holyrood Cemetery Pallbearers to be chosen from local business leaders and steamboat owners who long knew the captain The services occur at his home 1353 Wallace Place
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Randall
Wallach Place
Lee’s Undertaking Establishment
Pennsylvania Avenue
Father O'Connell
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Holyrood
Randal
Farewell to Don E. Clark at Corinthian Yacht Club
Corinthian Yacht Club hosted a farewell smoker for Don E. Clark as he leaves the city. A diamond ring was presented to the guest of honor by club members. Commodore G N Waterbury delivered the presentation speech. Clark, formerly secretary and treasurer, thanked attendees. About 150 members and guests attended, with several club members on the program lineup.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
Pou EB. Clark
G. N. Waterbury
Clark
Thelf
Otto Veerhoof
Fred C. O'Connell
F. M. Steele
Tom McGrew
A.morsell
Arthur Middleton
Dave Holland
Commodore Waterbury
National Encampment Plans For 1909 In Washington
National Encampment plans were finalized with a five member committee to organize the 1909 gathering in Washington and to back T. J. Shannon for national commander. A joint memorial service with Ladies Auxiliary groups was set for May 24 at Waugh Chapel with Rev. George K. Maydwell delivering the address.
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Union Veteran Legion
Washington
T. J. Shannon
Ladies’ Auxiliary
U.V. L
Waugh
George KE. Maydweil
C. S
Weather Conditions From April Forecast and Reports
Weather bulletin notes a fast moving disturbance bringing general rains from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic. Warmer conditions prevail in the upper Midwest and East, with cooler in the Southwest. Local reports show varied temperatures and humidity. southwest storms warnings posted for New England and Middle Atlantic coasts. Dr. W A Murrill spoke on Cuba and Cuban agriculture to the Biological Society at Cosmos Club.
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U. 8
Capt. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Regon
North
Pacific Coast
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Biological Society
W. A. Murrill
New York Botanical Garden
The
Assemible
Cosmos Club
Dr. Murrill
Cuba
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Plancon
Berceuse
Mme. Jacoby
Gavotino
Federation
NEW Spanish War Society
Hood
Bright
Washington Nailor Dead
Capt. Randall
Lee’s Chapel
Don E. Clark
Diamond
P.m Fan
Asheville
Atinota
Atlantic City
N. J
Bremarek
N. Dak
Ze Ryston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Davenport
Colo
Des Moines
Sown
Galveston
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonvilie
Fla
Ikangas City
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
N. Y
North Platte
Nebr
Jamaha
Pittsburg
Fortland
Salt Lake City
Wash
Ist. Louis
St. Minu Paul
Springfield
Vicksburg
Miery
Tili
Russia
Ana Viel
Thornton’s
Reliable Shoe Stores
7Th St. N. W
the Quality House
Pedro Domeca
Xerez
Christian Xander
Seventh Street
Amoroso
Domecq
V. O. Moscatel
Chile
Joseph Auerbach
Castelberg's
Bington’s
Opticiana
Perna. Ave
Washington Gaslight Co
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Co
E Street
Grimson Crover
Wood
Farire
T. W. Wood & Sohs
Richmond
Ware
Fulton
Ninth Street N. W
L St
Washington Post
Potomac
Fourteenth Street N. W
Brink
Brug
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