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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1913

Page

8

Honor in Grape Juice Oysters and Secretary Bryan

A mass meeting led by Secretary Bryan lauded Fred B. Smith of the International M.O.A. for temperance work. Bryan and Sir George Croydon Marks and Japan’s mayor of Tokyo attended. A humorous aside noted Bryan’s fondness for oysters, shared in a street lunchroom tale.

U. K Bryan Fred B. Smith Globe Trotter Joe Ginbe Fred B Smith International Committee of the M. O.A Academy of Music George Croydon Marks M. F London Tagawa House of Purtiavist Japan Tokyo Smith M. A Hia Ervan Glenree Marks M.C

Police News Notes From An Era Of Street Incidents

Police notes report Jacob Maurer a 7 year old inmate found dead in a ramble bed at the national soldiers home in Johnson ity Pennsylvania coroner Nevitt cites heart failure Maurer visited Washington to see friends had over 600 dollars on deposit in a bank California agents JME Batnes and Abert Casper on their way home arrested a prisoner in Philadelphia identified as C I Scannell from Benicia California charged with embezzling 3500 from the Benicia Aerie of Eagles Fire at the Rochester apartment 1438 Meridian Street NW extinguished by Floward who found Fercey Hale asleep in a flaming bed football injury to James Spaulding 18 at 1520 Feet Street SW fracture of right ankle No 235 Florida Avenue NW Eva Kearney reports theft of sea box on rear porch Disturbance at 2815 Q Street NW police arrest Thomas Chambers 26 for assault and disorderly conduct Chambers sent to Georgetown University Hospital then jailed.

Jacob Maurer National Soldiers’ Home Johnson Ity Penn Tao Fwll Street Northwest Yeaterday Strel Nevitt Maurer Switzerland Washington Jme Batnes Abert Casper California Phila Iia C. I. Scannell Alite. Vlark Benicia Cal Howard Tenth Precioet Rochester Meridian Street Floward Fercey Hale Mr. Male Tale James Spaulding Fimergency Hospital Q Street Policeman Sutton Stiers Thomas Chambers Sutton Chambers Georgetown University Hospital Econdark

Lincoln speech credit claimed by Col Carr in Gettysburg tale

Chicago reports Col Clark Carr of Galesburg prompted Lincoln’s Gettysburg address. Carr recounts urging Lincoln’s invitation to speak at the cemetery services after a lengthy planning process with the commission. The assembled party hoped for a grand oration, but Lincoln delivered a brief yet later celebrated speech.

Lincoln Col. .Carr Chicago Gettysburg Col. Clark Carr Galesburg Co. Carr Richard Yates Gettysburg Cemetery Douglas Everett

National Peace Centennial Plans and Legislation

A Richmond Va gathering of hundreds of prominent Americans will finalize plans for the Ghent treaty centennial celebration with a nationwide program. A bill to create a peace commission seeks 154000 dollars, with President to appoint members. officials including Bryan and Carnegie among expected attendees. The 1914–15 events include a Washington observance and a San Francisco exposition, awaiting congressional action this winter.

Mengor Congress Richmond Ghent Washington

Peace Wave 18 Spreading Declares Pac Ade Leader

Jamies L. Tyron of the Massachusetts Peace Society spoke at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church on One Hundred Years of Peace. He argued that wars between English speaking nations are practically impossible and cited arbitration as proof, noting the Trent and Alabama incidents.

PAC Ade Jamies L. Tyron Massachusetts Peace Society Mount Pleasant Tyron Trent Alabama

Egg Boycott Grows as Chicago Women Urged On

New York telegram from Mrs. Julian Heath president of the National Housewives League congratulates Chicago women for joining a cheaper eggs boycott. She notes rapid progress in New York and urges nonmembers to join as the crusade spreads. references to organizers and amid reports of border movement for trained officers.

Heath Housewives' League Chicago New York Chicas Julian Heath National Housewives’ League John C. Bley Teague Crusade

English Actress Lena Ashwell Sees Stage Bias Against Brainy Women

Miss Lena Ashwell discusses the new Woman's Theater opening December 8 in London. She argues producers favor prettiness over brains, as men judge women by looks and outfits, creating types that stifle artistic power. She says experienced women should select actresses to avoid external bias.

Washington Post London Lena Ashwell Acurdas Brieux Miss Ashwell Miss Aghwell

The Mexican War Costs in Men and Money

Maj. Evan M. Johnson Jr. analyzes the Mexican War of 1846 48 in a New York Times piece. He compares regulars and volunteers and notes high disease tolls and medical retirements. He cites 31 024 regulars 73 524 volunteers total losses 4 841 killed or wounded and 6 541 died of disease.

New York: Times Atzeane Evan M. Johnson Jr. A Jr. A. BA General Staff of the Army United States Maj. Johnson Mexico Maj Johnson Texas Congress Taylor Palo Alto Resacea de la Palma Gaines Mississippi Idreness Regular Army

Ferlor Patented Tae Ef Ri Caret Act In Exchange Pensions

A fragment suggests a policy exchange involving pensions and an official act. Names and exact terms are unclear, leaving the scope and parties obscure.

Ferlor Tae

Premier Borden at Home in Virginia Visit

Premier Borden announced no health issues during a home stay at Hotaptines Virginia. He reported feeling well and noted his Washington return trip included an unofficial meeting with President Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan.

Hotaptines Orden Washington Wisin Bryan

Cult Book Held Bad Will Be Sentenced Today

Otto Hanish known as Ottoman Zar Adusht Hanish was found guilty in a United States district court. Sentence postponed until tomorrow. He faces up to five years in prison or a $5000 fine or both for mailing improper literature. The case involved the book Inner Studies used by the Mazdaznan cult and a trap using a fictitious recipient.

United States Spreme Court Kentucky California Intermountain New York Harbor Chicago Otto Hanish Zar Adusht Hanish United States District Court Mack Wmen & Verumct Hanish Hanah Mazdaz-nan Julia B. Gardner

Indianapolis Teamsters Strike Strains City Services

Wholesale dealers warn customers they will not move wagons or cars as union demands contract wages and shorter hours. The strike prompts police to mobilize, with a military patrol plan, 250 reserve business men sworn in, and extra mounted and foot officers.

George W. Coffin Israel Tomlinson Hall Indiana National Guard

Old HeiR Dies Too Soon Over million rubles At stake

Vilna courts hear extraordinary inheritance dispute after Yatzkevitch of Vilna dies in New York leaving about one million rubles. His elderly Vilna brother, once aided by locals with bills and a 20 000 ruble chapel gift, is contested by creditors claiming American funds were not legally transferred before his death.

Washington Post St. Petersburg Vilna Yatzkevitch New York

Unclear Fragments Covering Apply After Sor Kin

Fragmentary OCR text mentions apply and after Sor kin but provides no coherent event, person, or context to establish a clear news item or reporting angle. No definite entities, dates, or locations are present to form a factual summary.

Laws of Wireless Sought in Dual Commissions

Two commissions, international and English, will begin investigations to codify natural laws governing wireless telegraphy. The British Association committee will study qualitative aspects through extensive simultaneous observations while the international radio telegraphy body will focus on quantitative factors.

London British Association International ‘Radio-Telegraphy Commission

Washington store promotes sensible Christmas gifts on credit

A nationwide movement condemns buying useless gifts while the Washington store markets sensible presents and offers open charge accounts with flexible payments. It proclaims itself the most liberal house for those entitled to credit accommodations.

Washington

Wireless study aims to codify natural laws for global use

An international commission will set up a power station near Brussels to send signals on a specified date for reception by investigators and national committees in participating countries. Transmitting experts and receivers will compare results on time, direction, and distance effects to remove operator errors and atmospheric obstacles at sunrise and sunset.

International Commission Brussels Atraya

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