Bryan Has Busy Day in Washington
William Jennings Bryan spent a hectic Washington day visiting the Capitol and addressing a House committee, hosting a reception, and meeting with President Taft before returning to Lincoln. He endorsed some points of the Taft administration, urged help for Porto Rico, and spoke with lawmakers about the Postal Savings Bank Bill though noting Democratic opposition to it.
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Democrata
Postal Savings Bank
Railroad Weaxore
Oppore
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Washington
Capitol
House
Foe
Taft
Lincoln
Firvan
Bryan
Porto Rico
Congress
Corte Rico
Irenn
Meo Dian
Cham
Wim
Clark
Jamey
Hadlett
Jtngnes
Hucker
Cox
Unvonal
Hey Rave
Bill
Steoek
Solans
White House
Cannon
Aldrich
J I Goldsborough Buried In Local Rites
John T. Goldsborough engineer at the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey was buried at his residence after a 1 o clock service led by Pastor Mares Carnole Church. Pallbearers included Capt Frank W Perkins and Capt John J Gilvert with other officers and colleagues present. The funeral proceeded from his home to the grave with a Baltimore departure noted.
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John TP. Goldsborner
United and Geodete Survey
Weare
Aelock
Ey Burnee
Wunnenberg
Mares Carnole Church
Baltimore
Frank W. Perkins
John J. Gilvert
A. Helton
AJ Stralent
Sidhe Atest
Englishman on Lexington Anniversary Lecture
Englishman on Lexington marks the 19th anniversary of the battle with a talk on The Lesson of Lexington by A. Mathive Gow at the University Club. Col. Henjamin R. Wyrght presided. notable attendees included Lieut. Col. B. R. Russell and Rep. Reynolds of Pennsylvania among others.
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District of Columbia
Jast Afebt
Battle of
Lexington
A. Mathive
Gow
England
Wuther
University Club
Wag
Henjamin
R. Wryghet
New World
America
Americn
Allenca
B. R. Russell
Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Frank Heckett
Navy
Hed' Merson Sutor
Franklin Steele
John D. Garmony
A. K. Parris
Wiliam W. Ayres
F. H. Biglow
J. K. Stauoffer
J.kennedy*brout
H. Il
Johnson
Walter Wyman
Jozeph £ ‘Keefer
Louis P. Clephinie
A.B. Horner
Freezing Ice Cream Does Not Stop Deterioration
At a Washington Board of Trade meeting at the New Willard Hotel experts led by Dr. Wiley debated milk and ice cream safety. Wiley warned organisms can persist below freezing, urging higher quality milk costs. Rawl disagreed. Health officials urged consumer attention to milk supply amid calls for dairy regulation and tax bills for public shows.
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Washington
Board of Trade
D. Percy Hickling
Harvey W. Wiley
C. H. Rewl
William C. Woodlward
John Thomas
G Lloyd Mag
Dr. Wiley
C. H. Rawl
Agricultural Department
Ji “Wiley
Maem 4
Woodward
Milk Producers’ Association
George M. Oyster, Jr
Milk Dealers’ Association
G. Lloyd Magruder
D. Percy’ Hickling
Congress
E. C. Graham
Roosevelts Africa film screens at Arcade theater
The Arcade displays a moving picture feature titled With Roosevec in Africa showing African animal life from chameleons to rhinoceroses and a flashlight lion scene. The program includes African tribesmen and rotating nightly pictures for regular patrons. Senator Owen read for Senator Money on a jet resolution related to the fourteenth amendment, but Money could not read due to sleeve condition.
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Roosevec
Africa
Moving Picture Theater
Owen
Money
Supreme Court
Reception for New Pastor at McKendree Church
Members of McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church gave a reception to Rev. Gastor Mowbray who began his new charge on April 8 after coming from St. Paul’s Church in Hagerstown Maryland. He succeeds Rev. H R Wright, the presiding minister of the Missionary Shuren.
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McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church
Gastor
TF. Mowbray
Undertaker Joseph Gawler Named Washingtons Oldest Resident
Joseph Gawler prominent undertaker and member of Masonic bodies died after a three month illness at his home on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Washington. He was born in Bristol England 1827 and immigrated to the United States at age six. Survived by wife four children and four grandchildren funeral arrangements to be held at home or Saturday with Hiram Lodge and Dorcas Lodge services at the grave.
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Toseph
Gawler
William’ Taylog’ Snyder
Church of the Incarnation
Butta
Bristol
United
Alexandria
Washington
Pennsylvan
Dorcas Lodge
Macens
Hiram Lodge
Ghaviea “J
Alfred
Annie
David M
Howe
Pittsburg
Fabian Gives Recital Pleases with Chopin Focus
M Fabian, among America’s favored pianists, offered a Chopin centered program at Columbia Theater yesterday afternoon. He was assisted by contralto Helen Arnold Nettleton, whose sonorous voice complemented selections in German and French. The Polonaise Militaire impressed with its force and majesty as the pianist’s delicate touch on nocturnes and preludes drew warm applause throughout.
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M. Fabian
Miss Nettleton
Beinhere
Jeanne d'Arc
Dr George Bailey Dies in Committee Room in Manchester
Dr George A Bailey longtime clerk of the House committee on invalid pensions collapsed in the committee room yesterday afternoon and died of heart disease. He was 70 and had served the committee for twenty years. Survived by his wife and a married daughter in Manchester. Burial planned in Manchester today. He was a leading member of the Odd Fellows and Knights Templar.
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George A Bailey
Manchester
N. B
House Committee On
Bailey
Balley
Foster
Hinois
Sulloway
Congress
Odd Fellows and Knights ‘Templars
Weather conditions and forecasts across Canadian provinces and U S regions
A chaotic weather bulletin describes a high pressure system near the Canadian maritime provinces and a low from the Mississippi valley moving toward the lower temperature region. It notes persistent cold in the mid Atlantic and northeastern U S, heavy snow in some areas, warmer spells in parts of the interior and New England, with generally fair conditions elsewhere and variable winds affecting ships departing Wednesday for European ports.
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Carolin
Parlia
Laks
Atlante
New England
Norhurst
Ilo
Staten
Kisim
Tower
Ganeward
Ana Thyradas
Mindig
Ana
Miset
Albpi
Wasland
Yariabin
Middle God
Madarata
Toleant Gulf
Orth
West Gulf
Tower” Lakes
Furapean Porte
Grand Hawks
Pioneer newspaper man Kenney dies in Washington
Garfield hospital reports the death of pioneer Nebraskan newspaper founder Kenney at age about 32 years after a long life in journalism. Born in Nebraska he later moved west and helped establish papers there before serving in the Nebraska legislature in 1888. Survived by two sons Louis P. and Orin L. Funeral from 176 U Street NW this afternoon at 4. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
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Garfield Ospital
Nebraska
Kenney
Hla
Washington
Thal
Toledo
Onie
Louis P
Orin L
U Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Reception honors ex pastor Rev. E. L. Mowbray at McKendree church
McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church hosted a reception for ex pastor Rev. E. L. Mowbray who began his new charge on April 2 after leaving St. Paul's Church in Hagerstown, Maryland. Dr. Thomas T. Smith welcomed attendees, I. W. Sumwalt praised the former work, and a musical program followed. Members R. L. Middleton chaired the reception committee with Capt. H. J. Brian Dr. T. C. Smith S. T. Covert and Frank T. Israel assisting.
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McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church
EL i Mowbray
Mowbray
St. Paul's Church
Hagerstown
R. L. Wright
Thomas T. Smith
Board of Trustees
8. T. Covert
Frank T. Israel
Wrong Man Stabbed in Northwest Washington Night
Clem Ford, 28, of 12% Bank Street NW, was stabbed in the abdomen by a unidentified Black assailant who claimed Ford hit him with a brick earlier. Ford reached Georgetown University Hospital with a minor knife wound. the attacker fled after the attack near Thirtieth and I Streets NW.
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Clem
Ford
Bank Street
Georgetown University Hospital
Serignus
Tord
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear narrative fragment
An unclear OCR chunk mentions a person taking a weapon and a shooting incident with references to Jones and a wound near the chest. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events, names, dates, or locations to form a complete report.
The Lady From Jack's farce shocks American audience
A harsh critique denounces Paul Potter's four act piece The Lady From Jack's as immoral and dull. Critics attack the plot for repeated jailhouse melodrama, lewd insinuations, and lack of novelty. Performers Grece Goodall and others are noted, while Bilis Montgomery and Florence Moore receive faint praise for a piano interlude and travesty turn. The reviewer laments casting and overall decline in vaudeville entertainment.
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Jeony
Almonte
Atuyeassnt
Alossom
Buide ‘E
Vynne
Allen
Warratt
Watlage
Jon Gottman
Jack
Paul Potter
Bag
Bilis Montgomery
Plorence Moore
Montgomery
Misa Moore
Stuyvesant de Vynne
Marton Selien
Mr. Selten
Wiliam Faversham
Julie Gop
de Vynne
Khmself
Grece Goodall
Dorothea Sadlier
Violet Seaton
Wilton Taylor
Sam Collins
Lillian Dix
Commendation Resolution At Brightwood Park Citizens Group
Brightwood Park Citizens Association last night approved a resolution praising President Taft and Mrs Taft for their interest in beautifying Washington. A copy of the resolution will be sent to them. The group also voted to admit women to membership. Frederick Haden resigned as recording secretary and Frank Miller was elected to succeed him.
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Shoop
Frederick Shoop
Philadelphia
the Nations
Congress of Mothers
Shorehem
A. A. Birney
Brightwood
Brightwood Park
Amateurs Present Comedy by St Patrick's Dramatic Club
The Dramatic Club of St Patrick's staged Robert Baker's one act comedy For One Night Only at Carroll Mall to a large audience. Proceeds fund Sunday song. Cast included John Allen Francis J Harnett Paul Hines James McKee Dennis Connell Helen Gannley Annie Conners Margaret Corcoran Johanna Gloetzer. John A Allen managed the production with Dennis Connell directing.
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St. Patrick's
Job
Robert “M. Baker
Carrol Mall
Jonn ©.Allen
Prencis J. Harnett
Paul Hines
James S. McKee
Dennis Ws
Connell
Helen Gan
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Bib
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Autistatory Service
Young Men’s Store
DROOP
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Mayer & CO
Seventh Street N.W
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Chalmers
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Uedesheimer
Christian Xander
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Washington Law and Trust
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Pa. Ave
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