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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1914

Page

8

Moose 10 Fight On Leaders Plan Aggressive 1916 Campaign

Chicago conference of the Progressive Party executive committee rejects fusion talks and discusses possible amalgamation or disintegration rumors. Chairman Perkins blames tariff for recent political currents while pledging to keep Progressive principles and loyalty to the party. Local committee members from New York and New Jersey are noted, with emphasis on education and national party alignment.

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Obituary notices and services compiled from late 19th century press

A string of obituaries and funeral notices for multiple individuals including Grace Church, Herrissie Wil, and Myont Gawler, detailing dates in December, cemetery interments, and memorial services. Names such as Florence Curry, Jefferson Borden, and Frank St. El are listed with funeral times and locations across Grace Church, Ulvet Cemetery, and local Morgans. The notices reflect a period style with varied spellings and garbled OCR.

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Will Buy 5 000 000 Pocket Lamps for German Soldiers

Special to The Washington Post from New York December 2 reports Eigil Hallager, a Dane arriving from Copenhagen, intends to buy 5,000,000 electric pocket lamps for German troopers. He also seeks horses woolen clothing and leather jackets, noting horses fetch about $500 in Germany.

Washington Post New York Copenhagen Frederik Viie Eigil Hallager Germany Denmark Hallager

Peace proposals not opportune amid war talks at White House

Former U S ambassador to France Lenry White and Minister to Holland Henry Van Dyke visited the White House and said any peace proposal now would be like waving a red rag at a bull. They emphasized the time is not ripe and noted the president’s course as correct. Van Dyke discussed Belgian relief and urged shipments through the American commission in Belgium.

U. S France Holland White Lenry D. White United States Europe Henry van Dyke White House Mr. White van Tijke Germany Dr. van Dyke Murobe van Dyke Dr van Dyke Finlland Duke American Commission Belgium Mollard Hague

World Court and Armies for Peace Proposals from Carnegie

The text presents a vision of a world court with a world army and navy funded by wealth and population, leading to universal arbitration and the abolition of war. It quotes Carnegie praising neutrality and opposing armament, arguing nations would gradually yield to a just global court and that war could be ended as humanity progresses toward peace and perfection.

Court of Arbitration Supreme Court Washington Carnegie Earth Mr. Carnegie

All Young Belgians Ordered Arrested by German Governor

London reports from Amsterdam that Maj. Gen. Kelm, the German military governor of Limburg, ordered arrest of all young Belgians liable for military service in 1615 lines. The action, it is said, could be extended throughout Belgium.

London Amsterdam Kelm Limburg T la Belgium

Zapata May Revolt Over Gomez Presidency Demand

Mexican fighters Zapata and Villa conferred near Mezquital as Gutierrez was expected to arrive in the capital. Zapata declared he would only be pacified if Emilio Vasquez Gomez was named provisional president, a condition Villa’s envoys said the government must meet. A Mexican boy in the United States was wounded by a stray Naco, Sonora bullet, as skirmishes around Naco persisted. Local dispatches noted executions in Vera Cruz and quiet, business as usual reports from Monterey and Tampico.

Gutierrez Naco Sonora San Antonio Tex Villa Zapita Mezreouty Zapata Emilio Vasquez Gomez L. Cabero Washington Gomez Morales Mexico Madero Waco Ariz Sonara Trement Gutierrez Mexico City State Department Monterey Tampico Carranza

Lodge Presses Senate Inquiry on National Defense

Senator Lodge urged a Senate inquiry into U S national defense amid European war talk saying the resolution is only a probe not a spending commitment. He cited alleged ammunition shortages fortifications and naval shortfalls and asked the country to know the defense status. He noted doubts about troop numbers armament readiness and fleet maneuvers.

Restoration plan for Octagon House memorial at Mount Vernon area

Delegates at the forty-eighth annual American Institute of Architects session in Shoreham backed restoring Octagon House at Eighteenth and O streets NW as the institute’s national headquarters memory of McKim. The plan also favors creating a national park from Mount Vernon to Great Falls by purchase, with a gold medal presentation to Jean Louis Pascal and a French ambassador attendance.

National Park Mount Vernon Great Falls American Institute of Architecta Shoreham Octagon House Eighteenth Atreeta Northwest Institute Senate Agriculture and Forestry William M. Ellicott Building Committee House Committee Glen Brown McKim ‘Memorial McKim R. C. Sturmis Congress Ghent Madison R. A. Cram C. A. Coolidge F. L. Ackerman Juliua Franke Walter Cook W. RK. B. Willcox Waddy RB. Wood L. C. Mullgardt A. O. Elaner George B. Ford Zantzinger Committee On Education Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Jean Louis Pascal Pan-American Union M. Pascal

Death of James J. Bean Church Architect in Chicago

James J. Bean a prominent Catholic church architect died in Chicago today. Born in Ireland in 1839 he later worked in Pittsburgh and other cities. His career spanned several decades shaping church design in the region.

J. J Egan Chicago James J. Bean Pittsburgh Ireland Chisago

Public access to dispatches on Vera Cruz incident

The speaker explains that daily cabling of information during the Vera Cruz situation was not shortened for brevity and that reports were released to the press to inform the public about public business. He notes edits to a Tennessee launch incident message and later publishes the full text of that phrase.

State Department Navy Department Haveal Tennessee Smyrna White House Vera Cruz The

Fragmented OCR text about codes and disclosures

The readable fragments describe a discussion of codes and disclosures and how they are transmitted. The legible portions reference a movy or epghe terms and wake a conference or meeting. Content is unclear and partially garbled.

Admiral's Son Weds Nurse in New York Ceremony

The son of a rear admiral surprised his family by marrying nurse Missy Plrae in New York. Witnesses report a formal wedding with medicame in attendance and plans for the couple to reside near Ris aay dere Tent Calvert Street Northwest.

Karl Osterhaus New York New Lork Washington Osterhaus Missy Plrae Osterhius Calvert Rei

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