May Take a Republic Ex Secretary Rood Speech Forecasts Action
Ex Secretary Rood's remarks spark discussion of a vigorous police policy toward West Indian republics and possible U S intervention in Santo Domingo and other Caribbean states. Reports cite seized ports like Puerto Plata and Belgian French influence over southern island ports amid rising tensions and rumors of American plans to replace military rule with a republic in fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Central
South America
Cuba
Forto Rico
Puerto Plata
Washington
United States
New York Tribune
Reot
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices in Major Newspapers
Notice states that marriage and death announcements inserted in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously at no extra charge in a wide network of newspapers across the country upon request. The listed papers include New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburg Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, Byraclo Post Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Byraclso Post-Standard
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY IN WASHINGTON D C AREA WITH NAMES LISTED
A fragment from a Washington DC area notice details several marriage intentions and names, including James Williams and Bertie Carter of Vienna Virginia among pairs, plus others like Sidney Mreese Evans and Ethel Irving Awdby, William Keith Nasior, and more. The text mixes marriage licenses, nuptial notices, and obituaries with dates and addresses, as well as several funeral notices for late 1904 figures such as Richard McDonnell and Mark T Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Willams
Bertie Carter
Vienna
Sidney Mreese Evens
Ethel Irving Awdby
James Leonard
Baltimore
Emma D Lenger
Leroy P Coles
Arriet F. Hound
Willam Keith Nasior
Fort Leavenworth
Hans
Margaret Howard Wagner
Daniel Stephenson
Mary Camphor
Abadiah Carpenter
Sallie Perry
Mark E Thornhill
Hattie Hudson
Rappanannock County
Harr
Yates
Marie Roche
Willem J Rumper
Alevandria
Elia Mi Otersney
Peter W Winne
Hattie E Benning
Samuel W Latham
Lillie Wilson
Highland, Md
Rewben Mazer
Dora Barman
Willem Speaks
Mamie L. Jackson
James T Harris
Mary E. Gray
Guy W Duty
Celestial C. Grifin
Alexanda, Va
Health Office Record of Local Deaths
Deaths listed with ages and hospital or residence include Margaret Adelia Bradisy 3h years Jesse White 60 at Freedmen's Hospital Lula Lowery 27 at Freedmen's Hospital George N Nicholson 58 at 69 Lm nw Pearl Colton 13 at Emergency Hospital Mary Badrick 23 at Wash Asyl Hnep Jennie Copperthite 1 at Sibley Hospital Nannie Sanford 65 at Wash Asyl Hosp Sallie Patrick 52 at Providence Hospital Annie A Johnson 1 is e 1st aise Frank Birge Smith 5 at 1632 Riggs Place Frederick Clements 42 at Sibley Hospital Columbus Denham Henrietta Flats 8 Solomon Carr BR years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Adelia Bradisy
Lincoln Ave
Jesse White
Freedmen’s Hospital
Lula Lowery
Freedmen's Hospital
George N. Nicholson
Lm Nw
Pearl Colton
Emergency Hospital
Mary Badrick
Jennie Copperthite
Sibley Hospital
Nannie Sanford
Sallie Patrick
Providence Hospital
Annie A Johnson
Frank Birge Smith
Riggs Place
Frederick Clements
Columbus Denham
Henrietta Flats
Solomon Carr
Avane
Roosevelt ties Cuban aid to Santo Domingo plans
The article outlines expectations that the United States may take temporary charge of Santo Domingo to reorganize its government and pay debts, with a possible coaling-station at Samana Bay. It notes political pressure from Root on police powers and reports abroad foresee quick action, including port seizures and a broader Caribbean strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Root
Tribune
Santo Domingo
United States
Republic of
Cuba
Samana Bay
Board O
Don Manuel di J. Galvan
Unite States
Gray
the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
Puerto Plata
Sanchez, Samana
Monte Cristi
Mort
Santo Domingans
Europe
Rule to set aside sale of Lincoln Hotel property
Equitable Co operative Building Association cited to show cause why court should not set aside the January 14 sale of the Lincoln Hotel at Tenth and H streets NW. H Rozier Dulany, trustee in bankruptcy for Thomas E. Waggaman, seeks authority to sell under court direction. Waggaman's one half interest valued at 30,000 in assets. debt to association stated at 43,088. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland is surety on the trustee bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rozier Dulany
Thomas E. Waggaman
Justice Anderson
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Lincoln Hotel
Tenth and
H Streets
Dulany
Tmuster
Waggaman
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Joseph R. Edson
Charles B. Bailey
H. Bazler Dulany
Recorder of Deeds
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Woman charged with shoplifting hides goods in umbrella
Annis Miller faces three counts of petit larceny after a pursuit through three downtown department stores. Police say she concealed stolen items in a modified umbrella bag tied with a shoe string. Four fans from a G Street store and five ring items were recovered. Alice Harris was also arrested for stealing a child’s Christmas book. Butterbaugh, 30, of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, died of heart disease while at work after overexertion. He had moved from Baltimore four months earlier and lived on Huntoon Place SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis Miller
Proctor
G Street
Mia. Miller
Alice Harris
J. A. Sullivan
William F. Butterbaugh
Chesapeake and Potomskc Telephone Company
Fife
Butterbaugh
Washington
Baltimore
Huntoon- Place
Second Hague Conference Effort Sees Broad Backing
The United States reports broad international support for a second Hague peace conference. Russia signals postponement due to Far East conditions, Japan offers cautious consent, and the U S aims to guide steps through the International Bureau while avoiding premature program finalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bureau
Russia
Hay
Death of Andre Bobroff Former Russian Embassy Official
Andre Bobroff former second secretary of the Russian Embassy in Washington died after a relapse from illness in Riga on December 23. He had been relieved due to illness and was believed to be convalescing from typhoid fever. Also in Chicago on December 2 Thomas Ryan longtime Algo-Associated Press telegraph operator died. J W Smith aged sixty seven ex division superintendent of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway died in Chicago from acute gastritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Riga
Russia
Andre Bobroff
Chicago
Thomas Ryan
Staunton
Richmond
J. W. Smith
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway
Castro Deposes Venezuelan Superior Court Members
Reported by the State Department that President Castro of Venezuela has deposed the entire personnel of the Superior Court on grounds the court had acquitted a prisoner whom the President believed should have been convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Venezuela
Superior Court of
Rescue of Calderwood Crew From Sinking Schooner
New York report confirms the seventy nine ton schooner Josie M Calderwood from Sydney Cape Breton was found by the German Barcelona three days out of Baltimore on November 27 with the crew of captain and four men rescued and brought to Hamburg. The vessel burned from waterline to main truck, waterlogged and sinking after days of gale and sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Josie M. Calderwood
Sydney
Cape Breton
Dalhousie
Nova Scotia
Associated Press
Hamburg
Barcelona
Baltimore
Calderwood
Columbia University Strikes Down Obnoxious Hazing
A truce at Columbia places hazing penalties under the student board. Four sophomores suspended for Kingdon Gould hazing face board action after Christmas. Freshmen will be watched by upperclassmen, and underclass conflicts will be settled by the student body. About 500 students protested, urging reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdon Gould
New York
Columbia University
Hutton
Student Board of Representatives
Algelthinger
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Legislation for Railways Endorsed by Chicago Shippers
Chicago Shippers Association forms a five member committee to press national railway legislation with President Bartlett authorized to appoint and represent the group in talks with similar bodies. The board backs Roosevelt's push for equitable shipping and transportation relations and directs urgent action. In other news, several ocean steamers arrived or sailed at ports including Campania, Baltic, and Amsterdam, with multiple arrivals noted from Liverpool and New York. A man named Napoleon B. Clarkson, 63, collapsed and died pushing a cart on F Street, with death due to heart disease confirmed by the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Shippers’ Association
Chicago
A. C. Bartlett
Board of Directors
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Campania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Baltic
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Nantucket
Havre
le Lorraine
Browhead
Lucants
Lizard
Amsterdam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Hibernian
Portland
Naples
Neckar
Gibraltar
Genoa
Pring Oskar
Plan to Smuggle Chinese Across Via Rouses Point
Immigration authorities report a scheme to bring Chinese from China to Liverpool and ship them to New York via Halifax or St Johns and Rouses Point. The plan aims to entry through Rouses Point to bypass inspections, with detention houses and inspectors proposed there to verify residence papers and prevent abuse of prior residence evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whicch
China
Liverpool
New York
Halifax
St Johns
Rouses Point
Vermont
Houses Point
Immigration Service
Board of Immigration
United States
Maj Johnston Elected Commander by Sea Camp Veterans
Richmond veterans of Sea Camp elect Maj John W Johnston as commander. He is father of Miss Mary Johnston the noted author. The vote was held in Richmond on December 2 signaling a new leadership for the veterans group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Johnston
Washington Post
Richmond
Veterans of Sea Camp
Maj
John. W. Johnston
Mary Johnston
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Rood
McDonnell
Richard McDonnell
Mary E Willams
Washington Street
Anacostia
St Theresa's Church
Nicholson
George N
Mary A. Foley
St. Martin's Church
Relves
Mount Olivet
Reh
Fred Reh
Sophia Vogt
Whalen
Mark T Whalen
Annie Whalen
M Street
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Division No. 4
A. O. EL
Mark T. Whalen
Whitcomb
Susan V
W. H. H Whitcomb
Charles L. Neale
South Lee Street
Alexandria
St Mary’s Church
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Ani
Pennsylvania
Ava
Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Evealiner
Fourteenth Street Nwo
John R. Wright
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
Saa St
Powers
State Department
Department of State
the Hague
Inter-parliamentary Union
St. Louis
Austria-Hungary
Denmark
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Luxemburg
Mexico
Netherlands
Portugal
Roumania
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Japan
Far East
Hague
Permanent Administrative Council
The
Tokalon Sinn
Main
Legislation For Railways
Napoleon B. Clarkose
Twelfth Street
Sixth
Nevitt
Marry AT
Pennsylvania Avenue
United Cigar Stores
United States District Court
Max H. Whitney
National Linseed Oil Company
American Linseed Oil Company
Central Trust Company of
Mr. Whitney
Naional Company
Phelan
Pittsburg
Canevin
California
A. Collins
B. H. Stinemetz & Son Co
B.h.stinemetz & Son Co. Hatters and Furriers
New Store
Cor. F and 2Th Streets
Royal Court
Austria
POST
Geo. E. Hebbard
Birest
American Security and Trust Company
James K. Probey
Tharp
Pure Berkeley
St. N.W
Edison Phonograph
King of Music Makers
Capital Phonograph CO
Talking Machine
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