Countess Cassini's Life Saved in Alps by American Hero
A Washington Post report details how Countess Cassini, a Russian legation figure and former friend of the president's daughter, was saved in the Alps by a Richmonder, Alexander Moesely. The tale links her engagement to Roman noble circles and notes his connection to Valentine philanthropy, amid a complex web of European social intrigue.
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Washington
Washington Post
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Madrid
Gulez Ir
Potar
Alexander Vosels
McMae Osmre
Manns Valentine
Missouri Society Glories Heard With Duo Recitals
The Missouri Society held an entertaining last night program at Te yud andarious with speakers and musicians. Robinson presented a piano solo by Miss Ma Mathar, a recitation by Mrs G ree ot, and a vocal plane solo by Wiss ens fob. Refreshments were served and many members were elected, including Frank Wo Connor NF baster and Willoughby.
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Ie Robinson
Ma Mathar
Gree
Wiss
Frank Wo Connor
Baster Wee
Gom Willoughby
Convicts Revolt at Udine Prison Sparks Mutiny
A prison mutiny erupted at Udine as convicts overwhelmed guards, smashed furniture, and seized portions of the facility. The government summoned the fire brigade to quell the disturbance and restore order amid tense hours.
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Udine
Army to issue identification tags for soldiers
General Aleshire announces the army will distribute identification tags for wearers. The tags, about half dollar size, will be suspended from the neck beneath clothing by a chain. Each tag will be stamped with rank company regiment or organization of the soldier.
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Gia
Naster
Aleshire
Ardance Department
Soldiers at bal masque Pattison dead at 31
Soldiers at Fort Myer held a Christmas bal with Gen Bell and officers among guests. James Flint Paulson, a young patent attorney and nephew of former Pennsylvania governor, died at 63 A Street Northeast after long illness. Funeral set for Tuesday at St James Hust Episcopal Church with burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Pattison, son of John James Pattison and Mary J Pattison, survived by two sisters.
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Franklin Bell
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Third Artillery
Huell
James Flint Paulson
Washington
New York
Ins Lome
Tammy
Foclock
J W Clark
St James Hust Episcopal Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Charles Wright Readwright
James Pattison
Percy Moore
Pattison
Aa Street
Lake Seranac
Washington Highreat
J J Richardson
Wr Pattison
Tow James Pattison S
Robert F Pattison
Pennsylvania
Lord Sons of
England
Fat
Weather conditions and storm progress inland and coast
Weather bulletin notes the western storm moving east near Lake Superior, with no major precipitation yet. Fair conditions persist elsewhere, with a general warming trend and moderate winds along the Atlantic coast. temperatures range from lows near 8 to highs around 40, with humidity around 43 to 49 percent.
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Lake Superior
Othe
Norkies
Middle Western
Tantic
Middle Atlantic
Baste
Amit
Hood's Sarseparinaite Promises Powerful Cure
The article touts Hood's Sarseparinaite claiming it has over twenty ingredients that confer curative power for a range of ailments from blood diseases to stomach and kidney troubles. It asserts the unique combination cannot be substituted and promotes liquid or Sarsapabs tablet forms.
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Hood
Itaelf
Deaths and arrests in Richmond area report
Richmond police announce a cocaine vendor roundup with George Bullock Mortuar True Titzhugh White and Charles Frazer among those charged. The item lists numerous local residents aged from infants to 89 in a casualty of urban records.
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Washington Post
Richmond
George Bullock
Mortuar
Titzhugh White
Charles Frazer
Frazer
Gompers Silent President Stands Silent on Appeal
President Roosevelt cannot intervene while Gompers Mitch ell and Morrison appeal their jail sentences. The White House press statement says the civil case is before the courts, and the President will act only if the defendants abandon their appeals or when proceedings conclude. The Department of Justice will keep him informed to enable prompt action if proper.
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Department of Justice
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Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Leach
Thle
White House
Department of Justine
Landist
Standard Ou Company
Roosevelt aims to return to Africa trip vigor praised
President Roosevelt told friends he would like to turn back ten years for a lighter trip to South Africa. He says he is in good physical trim but wishes to be younger. He is enthusiastic about the journey and spends spare moments discussing plans for Africa in the coming year.
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Turin
South Africa
Jan
Africa
Gen E M Marble Buried Funeral Rites
Gen Vo Marble died at his home in Hammond Court apartments Thursday noon. Funeral services were held at his residence yesterday afternoon at two o clock. Dr Marshall pastor of the West Sudet Church officiated assisted by the Rev Wallace Radcliffe of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church and members of the Burnside Post G A R. Pallbearers were members of Burnside Post. Interment was at Arlington.
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Marshall
West Suedt
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue
Fragmentary Names Note in Historic Roll Call
A garbled OCR list mentions several officials and lawmakers including Santor Owen from Oklahoma, Secretary Bacon, and Representatives such as James W. Wadsworth of New York. The text shows misreadings like Nebraskan Burkett, Minnesotan Bartholdt, and others with distorted spellings and titles.
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Garfield
Burkett
Nebraska
Santor Owen
Oklahome
Bacon Adchiyel Davie
Bepréegertglive Bartholdt
Misart
Minnesota
Bennet
New York
Knowlard
Oalt
Jamaican Attache Hospitalized with Rare Elephantiasis Case
Edward lad, a Jamaica native and former Revenue Cutter Service attache, arrived in Washington from Jamaica with a severely swollen left leg due to elephantiasis. Doctors at Casualty Hospital report gradual swelling over five years since India service, with no cure in sight except possible amputation if circulation is blocked. The case is the first known in Washington, tying to tropical origins and limited U.S. treatment history.
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Washington
Edward @lad
West Indies
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Casualty
Black
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