Died to Memorial Roster in Baltimore Papers Please
A garbled OCR notice details funeral arrangements and survivors for multiple individuals. The fragment references St Pauls Street, Glenwood, and: a service on a Saturday in December. attendees include members of the Lin reuse fe A OR. Wena Relief Corps. Eastern Star. and a list of names such as Sarah Brown, Mary Earps, and others. The notice also mentions a residence on Thirteen Street and dates in December and November.
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Lin Reuse
Wena Relief Corps
Lentern
Verytis
Glenwood
Piman
Peril to Russia Overshadows Treaty Abrogation Debate
An interview with V. Sazonets indicates Russian policy leaders see little chance for treaty abrogation with America. Officials warn that agitation and antisemitic sentiment threaten stability, while government doubts the public mood supports drastic moves. Russia fears disruption of trade and finance if the pact ends, yet acknowledges growing suspicion of Jewish influence in policy debates.
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Tom Goel
America
Jean Woule
Ater
Debated Limits on Jewish Immigration to Russia
Government officials call Jews intolerable threats as revolutionaries and anarchists, arguing American passports and consular aid would destabilize public peace and strain Russo American relations. They maintain Russia must control foreign admission, though some circles acknowledge possible practical concessions under certain circumstances.
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Russis
Russia
Ner Dere
Ittet J
May End Treaty Debated In Senate After House Action
The Senate debated abrogating the 1832 treaty amid anti Jewish and other discrimination claims. The House had already passed a resolution directing termination after four years notice. The Senate may refer to foreign relations or act, with a decision due Monday. Debate covered notice timing and State Department views.
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Congress
House
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Culberson
State Department
Cullom
Lodge
Bacon
Callom
Secretary
Great Britain Declines Obligation to Protect Persia
London dispatch reports Sir Edward Grey stating Britain will not undertake obligations to protect Persia's integrity. He cites acquiescence to Russia’s first two demands while insisting Persian and Russian agreement on foreign appointments, including replacement of Morgan W. Shuster, with a foreign financial adviser acceptable to Britain and Russia. The discussion follows European diplomatic strains over Morocco, Turkey, and Persia.
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Great Britain
Shah
Edward Grey
London
Morning Post
Hrat
Morgan W. Shuster
House of Commons
Persia
Eduard
Shuster
Russia
St Petersburg
Morocco
M. Sazonoff
W Morg An
Sinster
Mers
Lavisers
Farm Aids At Banquet From Agriculture Department
Members of the office of farm management and the bureau of plant industry in the Department of Agriculture attended their annual banquet at Freund's. The event highlighted up to date farm management methods and listed numerous attendees including professors Splllman Tracey, and many others from the department.
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Agricultural Department Bureau
Office of Farm Management
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Freund's
Splll
Man
N Tracey
D A Brody
B Smith
Cotton
G A
Billings
B Rose
HR Cox
JS. Cotes
Byron Winter
LW Mohiarty
David Grig
Robertson
Woc
Funk
LG Bodge
AD McNair
D Stevens
IF HW
Mourns
JC McDowall
George Monice
L Goodrick
WANTS D C TO LEAD ADVOCATES UTILITIES BILL
Delegates at the American Civic Association meeting urged long terms for efficient municipal officers and a public utilities bill. Maj Judson pressed for select men for city departments, a Washington model city through improved administration and physical planning. Final convention sessions today will discuss city gardens and civic progress.
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Maj . V. Judson
American Civic Association
New Willard Hotel
Washington
Maj Judson
May Judson
United States
Europe
Association
Treasury
MacVeagh
Hutchinson
Woods Hutchinson
New York
J Horace McFarland
Harrisburg
Parist
John Nolen
Cambridge
Magn
Trefisurer
Wiliam B Howland
Richard B. Watrona
D.C
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
George E Dealey
Dallas
Tex
Edward W Biddle Carliaie
John L Hudson
Detroit
Mich
Bartlett Crane
Kalamazoo
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
Galo
Charles M Dow
Jamestown NY
George Otis Draper
Baward Hatch
Harold J. ‘Howland
Montclair
Licensed to Marry in Various Virginia Counties
A series of marriage notices lists couples including Warren W Reynolds and Essie M Moffatt, both of West Virginia, with ministers officiating. other pairs include Theona O Crump and Agnes KR Goods. William H Coleman and Hattie Gadia. Frank H Williams and Elizabeth G Clyvorna. George W Peacock and Ada L Miletead. Eddie T Banbry and Mabel Way. Stephen Andrew Carpenter and Alve Way Saunders. and Walter Ho Hollman with Zenza O Kilns. Public notices note June dates and county affiliations. officiants named include Rev James Montgomery and Rev Sam H Greene among others.
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Warren W Reynolds
Weston
Essie M Moffatt
Shinston
James
Montgomery i Reo KE. Robertson
Abbie H Fraser
Anbr Montpotter
Sam H Greene
Theona O Crump
Agnes KR Goods
Chesterford
Wiliam H Coleman
Hattie Gadia
George H Harris Frank H Williams
Elizabeth G Clyvorna
Richmond Va
Ben- Janin D
George W Peacock
Ada L. Miletead
Charles C Coryell Lacy
May O Embrey
Pauguter County
Donald ¢ MacLeod Eddie T Banbry
Culpeper County
Mabel © Way
Fauntier County
Donald C MacLeod Stephen Andrew Carpenter
Grange County
Alve Way Saunders
Nazons
G J $ Hvanirate
Frank W Rum
Jime Ro Hii
Charles
Bunity Raptises Semmes
Mary M McLearen
Stephen T Morris Walter Ho Hollman
Gainesville
Zenza O Kilns
ReVance Va
Paltz
Health Office Births and Deaths Record Fragment
Health office record lists births and deaths with numerous names and ages including Ermest Mood Serah E Caran girl Francis J and Nellis W Phillips boy Paul C and Tlorence Smith boy William R and Mary V Smith girl Peter and Georgia Valla boy Frederick Ro and Myrtle G Hilleary girl William H and Mary E Berry girl Oscar and Maggie Blair girl Archie and Jounie Veet boy Norma C and Sarah Harris boy Samuel W Bradshaw U S Soldiers Home 28 years Denola McCarthy Govt Hosp Insane 75 years Michael Beads Govt Hosp Insane years Salita Isuenberg Geriteld Hovpttel 46 years George Collins 10 Irving st ne Sl years Margaret A Hrepps 1374 E Cap st 91 years Louine McKensie 1412 16th st nw 6 sears Ta Babe Abood Georgetown Hosp 20 year Yda Th Chass 618 A st se Sh years Hatthe Murray 106 3d pa 42 years William Sewall 1418 Swann st 6 years Martha Lewis Tuberculosis Horn 2 years Merbert Adame Wash Asylum Hosp 32 years Manche Talbott Tuberculdata Hou 4 years Mabel Addison 824 Sth st ne 2 years Mary Lyons Kenilworth D 1 1d years-eee eee
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Francis J
Nellis W Phillips
Paul C
Tlorence Smith
William R
Mary V. Smith
Peter
Georgia Valla
Frederick Ro
Myrtle G.hilleary
Wiliam H
Mary E Berry
Oscar
Maggie Blair
Archie
Jounie Veet
Norma C
Sarah Harris
Samual W Bradshaw
Army
St Nw
Denola McCarthy
Michael
Crandall
Navel Hoop
Salita Isuenberg Geriteld
Sears
Endowment Faithfully Guides Peace Work Across Nations
The article outlines the peace endowment's policy to aid foreign efforts rather than compete, stressing support for international collaboration and local leadership. It mentions 1912 officers including Root Choate Butler Butler and Butler, and notes a $487,270 appropriation for 1912-13.
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Europe
Latin America
United States
Japan
Ice
Nitobe
Ellet
Harvard
International Polictea
Ewhn Root
Joseph H Choate
James Brown Scott
Walter M Gilbert
Nicholas Murray Butler
Austen G. Fox
Andrew J. Montague
Henry 8. Pritchett
Charlemagne Tower
George W Perkina
Robert A Franks
Samuel Mather
Financiers Dine as Aldrich Plan Backed by Treasury Assistant
Nearly 100 Washington bankers gathered at the Willard for a harmony banquet hosted by the Washington Stock Exchange. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrew supported the Aldrich currency plan, saying the present banking system had outgrown the country’s expansion. Other speakers praised district banking, and a list of attendees featured leaders from major banks and the Washington Stock Exchange.
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Andrew
The
Treasury
Washington+ Institutions
Washington
Washington Stock Exchange
Bankers’ Association of
New Willard
George W. White
Metropolitan National Bank
Milton
Alles
Riggs National Bank
Benjamin Woodruff
William A. Mearns
Woodruff
Questa
Dine At Historic Sumner House For Booker T Washington Visit
Negro guests dined last night at the Charles Sumner house on Vermont avenue and H street, now Arlington Hotel annex. It marked the first time two Negroes were entertained in the mansion. Organizers included W H Lewis, honoring Booker T Washington and trustees of the Anna T Jeanes fund of 31 million for rural Southern education.
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Booker
Veehington
Charles Sumner
Vermont Avenue
H Street
Arlington Hotel
Booker_T. Washington
Anna T Jeanes Fund
South
W. H Lewis
Taft
Andrew Carnegie
The
Jeanes Fund
White House
Tait
Andrew Carnegia
Booker T. Washington
H. T
Masonic Veteran Association Elects Officers at Annual Session
The thirty fourth annual session of the Masonic Veteran Association of the District was held at the New Masonic Temple. Attendance was large. Elected for the coming year were President Robert Armour, first vice president William G Henderson, second vice president James B Lambie, secretary Kert H. Van Deusen, treasurer James A Wetmore, and almoner Albion Jameson.
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Masonic Veteran Association of the District
New
Masonic Temple
Robert Armour
Wiliam G Henderson
James B Lambie
Kert H. van Deusen
James A Wetmore
Albion
Jameson
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