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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1909

Page

11

Congo Throne Promises of Human Progress In Belgium

Brussels reports the coronation of Leopold III as king with Queen Elizabeth present and vows to advance Congo administration, education, and social welfare. Albert praises Leopold I while pledging service to law, peace, and national well being amid festive pageantry and cheers. Parliament witnesses a solemn oath and a pledge to spread civilization and progress across the Congo.

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Death notices and obituaries from a District of Columbia area paper

The page lists multiple death notices and memorial details including Wia Gilman widow of Will Baldwin of Clarendon Virginia with funeral plans to be announced, infant Anne har to be buried later, Thomas C. Ship with service at his residence, Alexander McCurrery and others noted with service times and locations. A large section refers to veterans and the Loyal Legion with a December 24, 1989 date and commemorations at Speare's chapel and related venues.

Clarendon Wia Gilman Will Baldwin Raat Maran C Tee Ak Ana “Annehar Pheln Thomas C. Ship Pauade United States Columba Cuiteert S. Vohuntentm

In Memoriam for Clifford Brainerd

An obituary lamenting the death of Clifford Brainerd, detailing his schooling, family grief, and telegrams to parents. It recalls his Washington schooling and notes his untimely loss, with prayers and memories from friends and loved ones. The piece honors his life and bids farewell in a plaintive, memorial tone.

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Obscure notices from early papers prompt a quiet mix

A garbled late 19th century column blends marriage and death notices with scattered names and locations. Despite heavy OCR damage the fragment hints at Lovin, Washington, Rochester, and Syracuse connections, with unspecified dates and generic public ledger references.

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Mrs Thaw Loses Point In Suit Over Alienist Fees

Special to The Washington Post New York December 24 Mrs Mary Copley Thaw lost a point in her defense to Dr Ann McLane Hamilton suit to recover 7000 for alienist services when Judge McLean denied leave to amend her answer She claimed 1000 had been paid for services and that Harry K Thaw paid 3000 for Dr Hamilton The court ruled the allegation was too late and could not be added.

Washington Post New York Mary Copley ‘Thaw Ann McLane Hamilton Supreme Court McLean Haw Sehich Thaw Harry K. Thaw Reid Hamilton

Count Bonts de Castellane Faces Appendicitis Surgery

Special Cable reports Jean de Castellane, brother of Counts Hont and Stanislaus de Castellane, remains seriously ill from appendicitis. A surgical operation has been performed. His mother the Marquise de Castellane and his brother Count Janinus have departed.

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Mass for Leopold Knox Sends Floral Wreath at St Matthew's

A requiem mass at St Matthew's Church for the late King Leopold of Belgium drew the diplomatic corps and U S leaders. President Taft, cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, and military officials attended with papal delegate Mgr Falconio present. Floral wreaths, including one from Secretary Knox, adorned a cenotaph in the nave.

St. Matthew's Church Mgr. Falconio Edward L. Buckey Holenan Belgium Lespold. I Misr Falconio Cathollg United States Pig Cabinet Llamatic Corps United States Supreme Court Army Navy Washington Taft Wits Teft Minteter Count de Buisseret Tin Knox HE. L. Buckey Bawara L. Buckey St., Matthews Church Ambrose Beavan Church of’ the Immaculate’ Corception Deneda John Montgomery Cooper St. Matthew's ‘Church Gub Wallach A. McCuthran State Department Gastein H. Beresford-Hope

Flood of Christmas Tokens Strains Washington Mail Carriers

Washington post office and express firms report record volume of holiday packages and letters. Substitute carriers worked overnight as 30 more sacks arrived than last year. Adams Express and Southern Express used extra wagons and staff, handling over 1000 packages. Christmas day will see early morning and then extra package deliveries. Union Station warehouse jammed with packages awaiting dawn dispatch. United States Express also busy.

Washington,city Adams; Express Company Inhfon. Jalep South

Russian Spy Chief Killed in St Petersburg

Reported in St Petersburg that Omer Karpom, head of the Russian secret police, was assassinated by a revolutionary agent formerly in government service. The gunman Vasskressensky is named by Vladimir Bouetzett as the killer. the theory of bomb preparation was denied. The revolutionary source notes this is the third act of vengeance attributed to Vosskressensky.

St. Petersburg Dec Col Pot Kerpof Ieee Vasskressensky Vladimir Bouetzett Pudshea Viddinle Bouetzett Omer Karpom Quesian Secret Police

Sarsaparilla tonic promotes health and protection

An ad touts Sarsaparilla tablets named Sarsatabs. It claims improved energy, appearance, appetite and sleep, plus protection against infectious diseases. Sold in vital build form in packets of 100 doses for $1.

Two Tariff Amendments Face Congress After Holiday

Amendments to the tariff bill will be introduced in Congress with executive support. The changes do not alter duty rates and progressives face no chance to amend the schedules. Treasury reports omission of the words payable in gold on Panama Canal bonds causing possible doubt on money type for redemption. An error also omitted the usual appropriation to meet bond costs. Amendments drafted by the Treasury and sent to Mr Vreeland for the House committee on banking and currency. Bond issue may be withheld until these amendments pass.

Congress Treasury Department Panama Canal Mt Vreeland

Choked and Beaten by Thief at 1260 Tenth Street

Catherine Boyle, 62, a longtime peddler known as Aunt Hate near the navy yard, was assaulted last night about 9 o'clock entering her home at 1260 Tenth Street Southeast. The attacker grabbed her money and fled. Boyle was taken to Casualty Hospital in non serious condition. Police and detectives pursued leads without success at early morning.

Tenth Street Catherine Boyle Navy Yard Hate Casualty Hospital Marine Barracks G Street Doyall Titth Precinct Detectiva Burlingame Central Office

Fur Workers to Strike Nationwide Declares City Leader

Solomon Weiner, business agent for the local Fur Workers, announced that 2000 workers in New York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore approved a general strike. The action is set to begin Sunday and will affect hundreds of snaps. Weiner said the move aims to pressure wage and working conditions.

Shela Washington Post New York Solomon Weiner Tillon Philadelphi Boston Baltimore Weiner Saya

Health office records list births and deaths in local area

Fragmented OCR lists numerous birth announcements and death notices with many misspellings. Names include Leonard and Nalils A. Wrey, Sarah B. Wintex, Catherine Sherwood, Madeline Murphy, Elizabeth GriNth, Danworth, Wilson, and others. Locations mention Lebanon, Takoma Park, and Washington area addresses. The text reads as a register of newborns and deceased individuals with ages ranging from infants to seniors, and scattered street names and initials.

Leonard Nalils A. Wrey Gitaward Sarah B.wintex Tlurkion A Catherine Sherwood Wallain Rand Mary G Linea Widen Z Beoteres Cowen Rayland Madeline M. Murphy Paulina Kuogual Gis Charles C Elosnara Wilson Lebanon Eizabeth A. GriNth Morton Lucinda Cores Wiltlund Lacy Bréck George T Bertha Hutchinson Frank Rebecca Jackson Righard Statin Tyler James Sand Home B.clark

Fragmented Names in Local Church Notices List

A damaged OCR list shows numerous names with titles such as The Rev and various ages and locations, including references to Doth of Kente Store, Danville Virginia, Roundazill War, and Waahlinton. The fragmentary text reads like a series of affiliated individuals and ministers, with scattered initials and partial surnames.

George T. Grimma Nelle Olde H. G. Spencer W.H. Hale Bua L Goodall A. Beth Fratte the Ray John Weldlay George Guidwin James Danville Helene Jenaphine Paxson Waahlinton W. Price Mary Laurie Harrison Frame Anderedn Teadelie Groomen Patrisx George W. Leo Bernie H. Carter Jute Matthewa Agoylen Davis Lettie Daween Carrottern Fred Mun Mary A. Blas John H- Harkey Damuel Ay W. J. Howerd

Cook Not Decorated by King After Copenhagen Verdict

Dr Maurice F Dean United States minister to Denmark arrived in Washington after Christmas holidays. Minister Egan said Cook was not decorated by the king, the Copenhagen verdict clarifying honors were for past polar work rather than a pole discovery. The university report will be reviewed by the National Geographic Society subcommittee early January.

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Patron Saint Honor Shrouded In Unclear Observance

An archaic account describes a feast day honoring the patron saint of a quarry or area, noting a Spanish influence and a ceremonial night. The passage hints at a building’s illumination in tribute and a formal observance tied to St. Victoria, but specifics are garbled.

Queet Spain Legation Victoria

No French Tariff War Expected by French Senator

New York dispatch reports Senator Auguste Calvet of France expects no tariff war with the United States and foresees settlements before April. He traveled to Havre after meetings with American and French representatives and said concessions will occur on both sides to renew reciprocity treaties with France and Spain. Exports to Canada under the new tariff may also decline, though November shows higher totals than the prior year.

Sinator Calvet New York France United States M. Auguste Calvet Cherente-Inferieure Congress Spain Canada

New Suffrage Daily Planned by Prominent Suffragists

The Wireless notes plans to launch a daily suffrage newspaper in New York early next year. Prominent suffragists intend to publish a sixteen-page daily edition, converting the former monthly organ from Warren Ohio into a modern metropolitan daily.

New York Bee Ibis City Warren Ohio

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