Naval hero duo to receive watches for saving Cuban official family
Beaufort E. Kirwan hospital apprentice and Peter Foy marine private risked their lives at Annapolis to save Francisco Zeyas son of Vice President Zeyas and companion Manuel Maretr when their canoe overturned. Zeyas and officials praised them. gold watches will be presented in Washington and Annapolis amid Cuban legation ceremonies.
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Beaufort E. Kirwan
Peter Boy
Francisco Zeyas
Cuba
United States
Cubs
Beaufort
E. Kirwah
United States Navy
Peter Foy
United States Marina Corps
Annapolis
Francisca Zeyas
Zeyas
Cabs
Manuel Maretr
Navy Department
Washington
Kirwan
Don Cesaro
Barrdénco
Ancenor
Legation
Willike
Foy
Zeyun
Marcer
Yérda
Mercer
Fey
Matcer
Praise of Jewish Race: Talk at Eighth Street Temple
Drnsento the Joseph V Gram addressed a meeting of the Men’s role at the Eighth Street Temple on “The Jew’s Pride in His Face.” Rev Abram Simon presided. The speaker argued Jews have faced persecution yet produced great leaders and warriors, citing Saul and David as examples.
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Drnsento
Joseph V. Gram
TL Ix
Eighth Street
Abram Simon
Lfe
Ile
Marrior
Hlatery
Saul
Pavil
Rey
Obituaries From April Dates One Family News
Fragmented obituary notes listing deaths and funeral details across multiple dates. Mentions William Boswell aged eighty four, Joseph Drake junior, Syma baby of Mrs Jise B Ganit Annapots Md, James F Gittings, Anna B, McNHill Scot, and others with scattered residence and service details amid a sequence of April entries.
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William Bos
Ureieu
Apri LM
Joseph
Juliaa Dratefur
Buneai Iron
Conner Extellet
Mesangta
Mursday
John Car Street
Syma
Jise B Ganit
Annapots
McLean
Brown Sta
James F Gittings
Glenwood Cemetery
Waid Street
Eilen Moore
Columbia
Anna
Niane D.miler
Pesates
McNhill Scopt
Eughter
Tetate Archibald
Amy Tiere Mereat
Oak Hillry
Marriage and Death Notices From The Washington Post
In a note about publication timing the Washington Post states marriage and death notices will appear simultaneously upon publication, with no delays or telegraphing. The notice lists several morning papers including Providence Journal Rochester Herald St. Louis Republic Paul Pioneer Press Syracuse Post Standard Philadelphia Public Ledger and others.
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Washington Post
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Listing
A historical OCR fragment lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and contact details. Names include W. R. Speare, Geo. Zurhorst, John R. Weight Co, R. F. Harvey's Sons, William Sardo & Co, Thomas S. Sergeon, Thomas A. Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, and others. The ad notes crematorium facilities, livery services, and telephones, indicating a city directory entry for funeral services.
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Geo. P. Zurhors
R. Weight CO
Ambaloners
Wise
Tanth
Teleybins
Teleybins North St. Open Day and ‘Algae. R. F. Harvey's Sons
Kocrtrenth ST
Wolerate
A. Costello
Strart
Livery de Cose
Frank Geier
Seventh ST. NW
Cuban race question sparks tensions in Santa Clara and Oriente
Reports from Havana show focus on the race issue as general Evarista Hste denounces inflammatory remarks and asserts blacks seek public office, not white oppression. Independent party of color claims 95,000 voters across the province, amid government troop deployments and widespread agitation without major disturbances. Ballinger debates and Taft’s stance on cabinet loyalty feature in U.S. political coverage.
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Havana
Evarista Hsteinog
Tbet
Independent Party
Santa Clara
Oriente
Judges Chosen for OpenAir Horse Carnival Entries Near Closing
Captain William Kelly appointed as additional judge for the Open-Air Horse Carnival in Potomac Park on April 30. E T Stotesbury and O D Shanks may officiate. President P W De Grew indicated key riders likely attend. Open-Air Horse Carnival origins traced to 1903 with District authorities supporting the event. Arthur Le Warthan of Lesbardt is applying for entry blanks seeking six horses in the jumping class.
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William. Kelly
Potomac
Oper
Paton
M. Poultive
P. W. de Grew
Washington
Col. Byrent
Potomac Park
Harsamen
Nelson A. Miles
P. V. de Graw
Road Riders and Drivers‘ Association
General Mles
Te Graw
E. H. Droop
Arthur le Warthan
Leosbardt
Hig
Drivers Arrange Matinees at Metropolis Hotel Speedway
Officials of the Road Trivers and Riders Association met at the Metropolitan Hotel last week to set Wednesday matinees on the speedway starting next week through May 11. Matinees begin at 3 50 p.m., with sixteen entries received for the first showing on May 11.
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Metropolistal
Metropolitan
Health Office Record Casts Light on Names and Bylines
A health office record lists individuals including Albert and Margaret Xtokolopulos with aliases, Hattie S Petar, Charles, Annie E. Vengiey, Anthony Harvey, and others, dating to six months. The fragmentary OCR preserves several personal identifiers and assumed roles amid partial lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Harcles Tekch
Inl
Margaret Xtokolopulos
Tel
Bam
Hattie S Petar
Gila
Annie E. Vengiey
Supreme Court Argues Over Franklin South Carolina Case
The United States Supreme Court heard arguments on the Franklin case involving South Carolina and an arrest for a suspected violation of a sexual contract law. Attorney General Lyon conceded the agricultural contract was unconstitutional. The justices questioned the scope of authority and the warrant used to arrest Special Constable Valentine.
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Oy. Mer
Bers
United States Supreme Court
Franklin
South Carolina
Valentine
Siparitse
Lyon
Frank
Suffragists Finish Work After National Convention
The National Woman's Suffrage Association adjourned after outlining annual work. Committees were appointed to execute plans from the convention. Most members left Washington for home. vacancies remain from resignations of Harriet Taylor Upton and Rachel Foster Avery. Rev. Dr. Anna Shaw departs for New Orleans. Taylor and Avery move on to Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary Ware Dennett named corresponding secretary for the New York office.
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Pilsing ‘Sardlon
Exscutius Gétomitttes
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Washington
Harriet Taylor’ Upton
Mire
Rachel Foster Avery
Fist
Anna Shaw
New Orleans
Taylor
Wasaington
Avery
Philadelphia
Tiwan
Mary Ware Dennett
New ‘York
Chinese unrest spurs anti foreign mobs in Busian province
Reports from April 21 detail lawlessness spreading from Changsha the capital of Busian province with mobs destroying property. Protests at Ningjiang near Tiyang lead to mass desertions as foreign residents rush to Yochow and Philadelphia braces for further developments.
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Pakng
Changsha
Ningjiang
Yafles
Tiyang
Ningsiang
Yochow
Jones
Chane- Sha
Police Seek Missing Girl in Washington City
Detectives seek 16 year old former Am erican Army Home inmate from 29 C Street North. She was last heard from after expressing threats to leave her home and take a cityward trip. Authorities note she has associations with the Palfhield area and may be in danger.
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Fort i
Smalley
Hirtley J
Lesve
Wes
Incomplete military entry notes Captain Macklin
Fragmentary OCR notes term the Beng hoa entry and refer to Captain Macklin who commanded infantry troops during a firefight. The readable portion mentions a unit and a commander but lacks clear events or dates.
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Beng Hoa
Macklin
Wes
Annual Banquet of Potemes Lodge No 3 Held in Georgetown
About 200 attendees gathered at the Masonic Temple in Georgetown for the annual Potemes Lodge No 3 banquet. Speakers included Representative Victor Murdock of Kansas and Representative W R Ellis of Oregon, who spoke on fraternalism and regional prosperity as other lodge members and officers were noted among the attendees.
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Potemes Lodge
Masonic
Georgetown
Vietor" Murdock
Kansas
W.R. Ellis
Oregon
Re Stone
W. Clyde Flu
Holdsmiths Gore
John A I Lacey
J. .G.mudditato McNeal
FF. Bario ‘Waddey
Lem. Towers
Man
B. Mouton
F.charles Listipey
Aviation Meet Impasse Delays Aero Club Decision
Washington Baltimore aviation meet committee negotiates with the Aero Club of America over site and date for the 1920 event. A special Aero Club meeting tonight will discuss conditions for an international aviation meet in the United States, with possible Washington as host if an agreement with the Wright Company stands.
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Washington-Baltimore
Acro Clule of America
New York
Ganization
Aero Club of America
Washington-Balt
Kero ‘Club of America
Inferna
United ‘States
Aéronautical Federation
Wright
T Wright Company
Agresa
Masons Give Concert at Lafayette Lodge Temple
Lafayette Lodge No 19 entertained a large audience despite bad weather at Mason Temple last night. Grand Master George Ober thanked the lodge members for the entertainment. The program featured a Mason choir, Miss Ethel Lee, and a quintet performing The Legend of the Chimes.
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Lafayette Lodge
Temple
George’ H. O'Conner
Ethel' Lee Peve-Tworcello
Thompson's
Belle Carpenter Henney
Aldrich successor eyed by Gen Brayton in Rhode Island
General Brayton declares the logical successor to Senator Aldrich must be a man who will stand in the Senate for the reforms Aldrich supported. He argues Rhode Island would view Aldrich's retirement as a misread of his aims and insists the Republican party will present a prepared candidate in this year’s election.
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Crane
Timnd ‘Ag
Esterday
Bln
Tatt
la Uutderstood
Congress
Providence
Apra
Aldrich
Charles. R
Senate
Aldrick
Brayton
Rhodesland
Entertainments Postponed at Local High School
The planned school entertainment by HL Warner for Cano High School pupils has been indefinitely postponed due to an account of the death of teacher Philip Sxteopfel.
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Philip Sxteopfel
Cano
Ical
HL Warner
Tack Johnson Knocked Out in Street Car Altercation
Police report Tack Johnson clashed with a motorman on a southeast Washington car near Fourteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Johnson, living at 1 Sith Street NW, fled to Casualty Hospital with five stitches to the head. Conductor George Daniel stopped the car after Johnson refused to pay fare, leading to a struggle in which the motorman allegedly used the controller, injuring Johnson and resulting in his Detention on assault charges.
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Tack ‘Johnson
Pennsylvania
Casualty Hospital
Lke
Hugh Hendie
Jack
Sith Street
Seventeenth Street
Pennsylvenia Avenue
Fourteenth Street
George Daniel
Pitrol
Cadet Engineer Examinations Resulted in Ed wards Passing
Washington Main reports that Carlton A Ed wards of this city was among the successful cadet engineer candidates yesterday. Of ten examined, five passed. Nineteen young men nationwide were successful for cadet positions in the revenue cutter service.
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Washington Main
Carlton A. Edwardes
Revenue Cutter Service
High Class Residences for Sale in Choice Downtown Location
Exceedingly attractive English basement residence on high ground with grand entrance hall and book shelves. Features include a large parlor, reception hall, dining room, two bedrooms on the main floor plus a dressing room, and a fully equipped upper floor with bath. Three servant rooms and a servant bath, rear alley, good sized lot, never-occupied, well located for sale downtown. Phone or write to arrange inspection.
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Famry
Tate
Alningeon
Eten
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Eighth Street Temple
W.R. Speare
F Street
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Taft
Bat- Ingeraa Jong
Eeg
Balling
Bob
Iate
T. Phillips
Bud Lexington
J.C. Love
Inithé
Charles C. Lola
Sankt W.pickenacher
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E Raseeh
Elsa
Health Office. Record
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Geaira
Mont
Supreme Court
Hari
Deasons
Anhual
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Inclinga
Wrights
Masons
Geve
Rhode Island
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Sworld
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Moore & Hill Incorporated
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