Senate aids census conference on bill today
Upper branch tacks on amendments before passing urgent deficiency measure increasing naval appropriations by 821,000 to 8110,000. Senate adds funds for bureau needs, experts, and subsidies, while House cuts the 14th Census allocation from 10 to 40 thousand. Conferees to report after amendments and appropriation talks.
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Upper Branch
Navy Department
Leigh
le Net
Durand
House
Miewanee
Pius
Senate
Mrs W P Eno Dead Succumbs After Brief Illness
Mrs W P Eno, wife of Warren P Pinchot Eno, aged 33, died after a brief illness. The widow, a longtime resident of New Orleans, was daughter of Mr and Mrs FG Hath and sister of Mrs Rathbone. Her husband, a member of the Pinchot family, and extended relatives mourn her passing.
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Gifford Pinchot
Giffard Pinchot
Eno
Henag
Mira
DeRuy Ed
Aken
New Orleans
Fine Arts Board Reports on Public Arts Exhibition
The Fine Arts Board presented the report of a city arts commission led by H E Daecant of Chicago. It notes four proposed public works at a site visited with an expenditure and public logs for a district project to honor Mulaski John PD Tetaens Enedl John Barry Sands Thanniten and Abraham Line.
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Wier
Peotie Arts
Ier Co
Mamieston
Cae Dotr
Mulaski
John PD
Tetaens
John Barry
Sands
Thanniten
Ami Abraham Line
To Honor Student Civil War Veterans in Rhettesstile
A local note from Rhettesstile Virginia outlines plans to honor Potrtivers from student companies at their outbreak Musikwarte. Veterans of the Confederate oF onniniress have been appointed for ceremonies. The text mentions work and gatherings with veterans, and suggests a commemorative event with the few survivors involved.
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Rhettesstile
Lee
Wingineere
Musikwarte
Confederate of Onniniress
Rare Brewel Gift Highlights Christmas Original Art
A Rare Brewel is celebrated as a coveted Christmas treasure admired for its original artistic setting. The piece stands out as a prized festive item, valued for its craftsmanship and distinctive display.
Maryland Governor pushes pay for militia and new armories
Gov Crathers plans to back federal pay for National Guard members and urge construction of at least one armory per year in small Maryland towns with militia companies. He notes 20 families from other states or foreign countries settled in Maryland in four years and 49 000 acres taken up. He proposes immigration bureau administration shift to the Maryland Agricultural College trustees.
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Washington
Annapolis
Gov. Crathers
Maryland Legialfeurce
Natonal Guard
Bureau of Immigraton
Crothers
National Guard
Wll
Maryland
Immigration Bureau
The
Maryland Agricultural College
Fox Hunters In Chase Near Warrenton
Warrenton Virginia December 19 A first drag of Christmas week at Warrenton hunt club featured disciplined hounds led by Whips William F Wilbur and E A Russell Jr over plank fences and stone walls. Attending were Mrs F A B Portman Miss Lucy Stone Miss Anne Gordon Stone Miss Mabel Flynn Miss Annie Camden Spilman and Mrs James R Nash. Charlottesville Virginia December 18 Albemarle County Hunt Club held its weekly fox hunt at the home of William Aiatth surfman a 12 pound reynard was released and the field chased seven miles toward Rivanna River with rumors that the fox was either caught in the river or escaped upstream.
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Warrenton
Willam F. Wilbur
E. A. Russell, Jr
Wilbur and Russell
F. A. B. Portman
Lucy Stone
Anne Gordonstone
Mabel Flynn
Annie Camden Spilman
James R. Nash
Charlottesville
Albemarle
Reynarad
Cruelty to Crew Charged in Maryland Arrests
The schooner James G. Nulne officers Capt Weatey Dize and mate Wie Wing are held on cruelty charges. Deputy Marshal Noah T. Sterling arrested them in Crisfield, with a hearing before Commissioner J. P. Wyatt. They await U.S. District Court action in Baltimore after bail was posted for Dize.
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T. Washington Post
Colefield
Old Glory
Noah T. Sterling
Weatey Dize
Wie Wing
Smiths Island
Ohd Glory
Crisfield
John Smith
Willie Chambers
Baltimore
Michael Sevock
Weather Conditions and Forecast for Southwestern Disturbance
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau reports a two centric Southwestern disturbance with rain and snow spreading from the central plains to the Gulf coast and New England later. Temperatures trend cooler east of the Mississippi and in the Rocky Mountains. Winds rise along the Atlantic coast with unsettled Northwest in the extreme Northwest and fair weather in the Gulf and Southwest. Forecast calls for continued rains in the Southern States Wednesday and Thursday, with snow in some central valleys and the Lake region.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Turwlas
Dac
Texan
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountain Region
Central Plains States
Oklahoma
Arkansas
West Gulf
East Guilt
Gulf
Atlantic
Fort Monroe
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountain
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Gulf States
Thureday
Winda
At- Tanticuwat
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Dix Boom In South Campaign For Dix Nomination
New York Governor Dix shows strength by carrying New York State for the first time in eighteen years. Daniel C. Johnson, a Tammany leader, says South campaigning will back Dix for the Democratic presidential nomination. Washington agents plan to canvass Democratic congressmen as Johnson travels to rally support across the West Northwest and Pacific coast in six weeks.
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New York
Daniel C. Johnson
Congress
Tammany Hall
Gov. Dix
South
Tammany
Washington
Mr. Johnson
Clark
Wilson
Harmon
New York State
Dix
New York Democracy
Johnson
Northwest
Southwest
Pacific
Whey
Nebraska Taft League Formed To Back renomination
A mass Nebraska Republican meeting in Lincoln pledged to back President Taft for renomination and named a committee to choose two delegates per district, with four at large. Former Rep Calderhead urged the movement as a force of reason and merit, praising Taft as a world peace leader.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Taft
Nebraska
Calderhead
Kansas
Burnside Post G A R Banquet At Ebbitt House Honors Civil War Soldiers
More than 100 Burnside Post No. 8 G A R members and their wives attended the annual banquet at the Ebbitt House. Addresses praised Northern soldiers by Rev. Dr. Donald MacLeod Rev. N H Holmes and J E Hart commander. A long list of attendees included Mr and Mrs Lewis K Brown Miss Anna M Moxey Capt and Mrs O R Willey and many others.
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Burnside Post
Ebbitt House
Donald ©. MacLeod
N. H. Holmes
J. E. Hart
Lewis K. Brown
Anna M. Moxey
Heesig H. Tyson
OR. Willey
John MeHtror
Ate
John Z. Clemente
G. ¢. Moss
James M. Holmes
J. R. Webster
Mra
J. McKee
Hart
Thomas MH. McHee
Sypherd
Maj. de Pas
H. E. Warner
Mies Anca Elliott
A. D. Gaston
R. 0. Gardner
Mire
John J. Narrower
J. K. Gleason
T. C. Bearr
B.A. Kreidler
Joyce
Oliver H. Landers
George
Issbeth M. Ball
John Conline
Perhaut
D. J. scGilleuddy
J. B. Moulton
Lounaberry
Willan Emerson
E.W. Woodruff
Elphonio Young
F. Jonhron
Blind readers seek library room restoration in Congress
Senate supporters urge Herbert Putnam to return the room for blind readers to the Congressional Library. A conference in the Public Library basement discussed the move with Senators Curtis Gore Wetmore and a blind readers committee pressing the librarian to restore access, arguing the basement offers better comfort.
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Congress
Library of Congress
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Herbert Putnam
Congressional Library
Gore
Cilnd
Martin, Gere
Perkins
Cur Ua
Putnam
National Library
Senator Wetmore
Rhode Island
St Wax
Acton
Hearst to Speak Here as Eight Ready to Talk Tariffs
William Randolph Hearst will address the Jackson day celebration on the tariff topic may be discussed by Gov Woodrow Wilson as part of a broader program. The committee reports eight speakers have accepted, including Champ Clark and Oscar Underwood, with Chairman Mack to speak first and others yet to be arranged.
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Wiliam Randolph Hearst
New York
Hearst
Woodrow Wison
New Jersey
Each A. Newman
Guy. Wilson
Newman
Volk
Missouri
Jyet
William R. Hearst
Norman B. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Champ Clark
Alton B. Walker
Oscar Underwood
Woodrow Wilson
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
James E. Lloyd
Democratic Congressional Committee
Mack
Lst
Petworth group backs 75-cent gas rate for district
The Petworth Citizens' Association adopted resolutions at a meeting at the First United Presbyterian Church urging the district to maintain a 75-cent gas rate. W. L. Gutellus urged action noting urgent need for lower rates and predicting the Washington Gas Light Company will follow Georgetown's lead in reducing prices.
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Petworth Citizens' Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Georgia
New Tlampshire Avenues
W. L. Gutellus
Georgetown
Remedy Sarsaparilla Cured Nervous Prostration Says Miss Reminger
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern Pennsylvania writes she suffered years of nervous prostration and could not keep food down before Hood's Sarsaparilla. She claims the medicine gave immediate improvement and cured her, attributing health to pure rich blood and stronger nerves. She mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid and tablet forms.
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Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bern
Hood
Reward Notice and Auction Details in City Streets
Fragmentary OCR reads indicate a reward and sale notice connected to a local mass of events. The text references a location near a street and a building in Washington, with names such as Ralph and Gerard, plus mentions of offers, sale, and a trunk. The passage is garbled but centers on reward, sale, and property tied to a specific urban block.
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American Telegrapil
Annival
Washington, D.C
Leys
American Telegraphone Company
Marthwest
PHC
Tina
Chetan
Fo Company
Jan
Gerardas
Amd
Ralph OP
Warhinete
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Fine Arts Board Reports
Galt & Bro
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Reynard
Dize
Wing
J. G. Blaine
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Ores
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Ming
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Cat
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Tampa
Tammany Men
Indorse
F Street
Eldridge BD. Jordan
United States Trust Company
Col. O. G. Staples
Annie ¥. McQueen
Col. Staples
Crult
Mr. Jordan
William Ballantyne & Guns
J. H. Bradley
Pont_ Norkville
Joseph H. Bramtey
Rockville
Autrey Park
Mr. Bradley
Georgetown and
Rockville Pike
Pennsylvania
Federal Bureau of Mines
United States
Nicaragua
State Department
Julian
Iriag
Rodolfo Espinese
White House
Florence P. Spofford
Columbia Historical Society
G. A. R., Veterans Dine
Gov. Wilson
Petworth Citizens’ Association
Sie Valle
Lailies
Colon
Brust
Christian Xander
Family Quality House
Seventh St. Heruncacne
Paul Ki
Sananan Annial
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Steinway
Lohmer Cecilian
Pianola
Farrand Cecilian
Cadillac Cecilian
Laffargue
Boudoir Player
Victor Victrolas
Victor Talking Machines
Victor Records and Supplies
Edison Phonographs
Hidley
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Judd & Detweiler
UG Print Son
Agers Uth
Ballentine
Vonvale
Shoemaker Co
Milburn, Heister & CO
Architects
Deal & CO
Pho
Nationalcor
6Th & Dsts
Yates Ee
ST. Ave
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