Wilson Declares Local Rights Must Remain in U S Power
Governor elect Woodrow Wilson told New York's Southern Society banquet that national goals must be acted by federal power while preventing the atrophy of local government. He quipped that he does not care where he lands so long as he lands on some people's necks, underscoring a tense stance on federalism.
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Remai
New York
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Southern Society of New Yark
South
Weaingt
Tm Ptc
Thia
Neignabors
Wilson
Dia
Southern Society
William G Mudcoe
Geyelect Wilson
Martin W Littheton
Littleton
McAdoo
Mr Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
Thedore Roosevelt
United
Washington Post
Washington Est
Daily Post
Elea
Agesin
Three Sent To Asylum After Sanity Suspicions In Washington
Washington police detained three people as possible lunatics and sent two to the Washington Asylum for observation. Jonny Clarke a laborer was taken from Bowen Road South yesterday afternoon. Catherine Roland 43 years old was arrested near Government Hospital for Insane. Walter Engle 27, an escaped patient, was captured at 1721 G Street Northwest and returned to the asylum.
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Washington
Joe
St Elizabeth's
Sue
Walter Engle
Voliceman Mundie
Third Precinct
Engles
G Street
Firemen Housewarming for Engine Company No 2 in G Street
Enthusiastic West End residents hosted the housewarming of Engine Company No 2 on G street between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets. Commissioner Johnston and Commissioner Judaon attended, with a tour of the firehouse, a company toast, and remarks praising fire department efficiency by Johnston, Chief Wagner, Rev Abram Simon, and Morris Hahn.
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Tuainewamen
West End
G Street
Johnston
Judaon
Henry Franc Js
Minve
Abram Simon
Frank Wagner
Morris Hahn
Nurse Inherits From Dying Patient In Philadelphia
Atlantic City announces Miss Gertrude Rupp a professional nurse will receive 1700 dollars from an elderly Philadelphia patient she tended during illness. The will names her as a beneficiary and no contest has been filed. The estate is in settlement and the inheritance is expected within days.
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Atlantic City
Geryude Rupp
Philadelphia
American guest of Kaiser visits Potsdam and Berlin lecture series
Yesterday the emperor invited Exchange Professor Charles A. Smith of the University of Virginia to lunch and tea at Potsdam. They talked several hours about American literature and tapes. An exhibition on American university life, sports, and publications opens tomorrow in the Roosevelt Room at the University of Berlin. Prof Rudolf Tombe of Columbia University has arranged a lecture series on these topics.
West Point Orders Ban Chickens At Highland Falls
Newburgh Dec 14 officers and soldiers at West Point will stop keeping chickens after a set date. General Barry orders removal of fowls for eggs and breading. Cadet mess shifts 23 civilians to be displaced by enlisted men. government teams take over. Civilians at West Point are mostly Highland Falls residents.
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Wantington
Newburgh
West
Ehiliavant
Wet Point
Highland Falls
Army Officers Promoted In War Department Announcement
The War Department announced promotions for several high ranking generals, with Senate confirmation expected soon. Col Joseph W Duncan will become brigadier general upon Brig Gen Walter Howe’s December retirement, and Col Walter S Bebuyler will be promoted to major general as Brig Gen Earl e Thomas retires in January. Major General William P Duval will command the Philippines division and retire January 13, while Brig Gen Charles L Hodges will become a major general as vacancies arise. Col Robert K Evans will be appointed brigadier general. Hodges retires March 13 and Arthur Murray becomes major general. Erasmus M Weaver to chief of artillery. Frederick K Waid to retire March 19 and Col George 8 Anderson to brigadier general. Midshipman Midsipman Hagan resigns from the Naval Academy class of Annapolis after tendering his resignation.
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War Department
Senate
Walter Howe
Joseph W Duncan
Sixth Infantry
Earle Thomas
Walter S Bebuyler
Fifth Cavalry
William P Duval
Philippines
Frederick K Waid
George 8 Anderson
Nth Cavalry
Army Officers and Enlisted Transfers and Deployments
Army orders detail leaves and transfers across commands. Capt Louis Woomuit Man, First Lieut Gideon Williams, First Lieut George M Ler, Maj Joseph P Partello, Maj Amos B Shattuck reassigned between infantry units and battalions. First Lieut George M Edwards to weekly eye refraction study in New York. First Lieut John P Kelly to San Francisco. Capt Edward Hartmann to Fort Hancock. Capt John J O Connell to Twenty eighth in sentry. Major Herman C Schumm sails to Manila for Fort Wint. Maj Clint Hearn sails to Fort Moiros. Maj Daniel Y W Ketcham to Fort Mott. Maj Samuel A Hephart to Jacksonville.
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Louis Woomuit
Gideon Ho Williams
Twenty Eighth Infantry
George M Ler
Fort Riley
Partello
Shattuck
George M Edwards
WHIT
New York City
John P Kelly
Naval orders assign Salisbury governor duties at Gham Navy Yard
Commander BR Salisbury named to duty as governor and commandant of the naval station at Gham Mississippi. Midshipman P F Hambsch assigned to temporary duty at Lancaster and to service on the tab vessel when ready. Movements list includes Dixies Flugser Preston Reid arriving at San Juan Yorktown Corinto Calgoz Brest and other ships sailing from Culebra to San Juan Gridsborough Paul Jones Rowan to Mare Ysland San Diego Caesar to Hampton Roads.
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Salisbury
Naval Station
Gham
P F Hambsch
Lancaster
Dixie Flugser
Preston
Reid
San Juan
Yorktown
Corinto
Calgoz St
Brest
Culebra
Paul Jones
Rowan
Mare Ysland
San Diego
Caesar
Boston
Hampton Roads
The Thought Gift at Christmas by Barbara Loyd
Gifts chosen with real thought delight the recipient more than costly trinkets. Remember past wishes, observe tastes, and jot down ideas to tailor presents that fit each friend’s personality. The article urges mindful giving over impulse buys, highlighting personal value and lasting warmth.
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Sarah
Mount Vernon wreaths mark Washington death anniversary
Alexandria Washington Lodge No 2 and Fredericksburg Lodge No 4 honored George Washington by placing wreaths on his tomb at Mount Vernon. Delegations led by Edward J Kemper Samuel W Pitty and Charles W Swan from Alexandria-Washington Lodge 2 and NK Sweetser from Fredericksburg Lodge 4 attended with wreaths and were greeted by Superintendent Dodge.
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Washington Post Bartau
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria-Washing
Fredericksburg
George Washington
Alexandria-Washington
Washington
Edward J Kemper
Samuel W Pitty
Charles W Swan
Predericksbug
NEW CRITIC OF BALFOUR
London reports the general election results keep party positions unchanged with Liberal coalition 223 and 61 Nationalists 9 Independent Nationalists 38 Labourites 80 total 231 versus Unionists 251. Austen Chamberlain rebukes tariff referendum plan at Buxton. 47 Jews run, 16 win. Liberal program to include reform bills and standardization of elections, with home rule and Welsh disestablishment postponed to 1912.
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London
Great Britain
Liberal Daily News
House of Commons
Endeavorers to Meet in Sydney in 1914
Boston Dec 14 The next world convention of the Worlds Christian Endeavor Union will be held in Sydney Australia in 1914 was decided at the annual business meeting in Boston today The executive committee also discussed the coming international convention at Atlantic City NJ next July
The Proposition List of Prizes and Substitutes
A long OCR list outlines multiple prizes and rewards labeled with CAPITAL PRIZE names, amounts, and items from 1st to 100th. It includes watches, furniture, phonographs, sewing machines, silverware, bookcases, lamps, china, and clothing, with numerous misspellings and garbled lines. The itemized text presents near 100 prize entries, some with monetary values or descriptions, interspersed with errors.
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Hagan
Naval Academy At
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Navy Department
HEART
Barbara Loyd
PLAUC
Masons
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Frederickaburg
Mount Vernon
John Britt
Alexandria Hospital
Oliver Fields
Britt
Bell and
Rachett
Wilkes Street
Fields
Sampson
Royal Arcanum
Alexandria Cornwell
Royal Arecanum
J Watkins
Ro Mansfield
Alvin Powell
J G Graham
R M Prettyman
J T Watkins
J Alexander
George Uhler
M Pulman
J H Mansfield
J G Cockey
James Bayne
W F Carne
Koob Downham H Bioch
D H <Appich
William & Lynch
Pennsylvania Rall- Toad
Queen Street
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Walkeringe
W EL
Aleaandria Corporation
Samuel D Devaughn
Gov Mann
Balfour
Austen Chamberlain
Washington “Post
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Warmington
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Oshangton Pate
Capital
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Coaster
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Reidy
Moy
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Washington, D.C
Mal Ba Aogtan Mings
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