Taft and Mrs Taft Brave Wind On White House Stroll
President Taft and Mrs Taft walked for an hour through a wind and snow starting from the White House with Capt Butt. They braved cold, returned with red cheeks, and continued to attend services and send flowers to hospitals, showing health and daily duties amid a wintry day.
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White House
Mia
Taft
Capt Butt
Ka ‘Laft
Secret Service
Fennsylvenia Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Dupontelele
Vikn
Irs Taft
Finiah
Dugont Circle
Maseachusetty Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Mi. Taft
Lafayette Square
White Houses
al Souls Church
Crista
Gen Ezra Carman Dead After Illness at Home
Gen Ezra Ayers Carman retired for over two decades, died of pneumonia at 2 a.m. at his residence 235 Q street NW. Funeral at his house next Wednesday at 2 p.m., pastor Frank Sewall of the Church of the New Jerusalem. Interment in Allington Cemetery. Survived by wife Ada Caman, daughter Ada Carman of Los Angeles, and sons John and Carman of Washington. He served as brigadier general in the Civil War and was chief clerk of the Department of Agriculture.
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Ezra Ayers Carman
Qtreet
Rey Frank Sewall
Church of the New Jerusalem
Merete
Trigata
Allington
Pallheartr
the Loyal Legion
Genarin
Gen Curman
Metuchen
Hawai
Western Military Institute
Kentucky
James G Binine
Sev
Tim New Jersey Volunteer Infantry
Department of Aartulture
Mre
Ada Caman
Misa Ada Carmanth
Los Angeles
Cal
T and John & Carman
Los Stes
de ED Camano Washton
Huntington Wilson III Ailing After State Dept Return
Huntington Wilson III assistant Secretary of State is confined to bed with a fever following a return from the State Department. A physician reports the condition not serious and expects he may resume duties within a few days.
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Maryland Fugitive in Cura Arrested on Forgery Charge
New York report states detectives arrested John Andrew Hull also known as Leroy Orwell at Herradura Pinar de Rio province at the request of Minister Morgan. He is charged with forgery in Maryland and has been turned over to American authorities.
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J & Ball
Master Morgan
Washington Port
New York
Minister Morgan
John Andrew Hull
Leroy Orwell
Herradura
Pinar de Rio
EAUL
Maryland
Americas
Admiral Dewey Celebrates Seventy-Second Birthday at Home
Admiral George Dewey received congratulatory messages and visitors at his home in Washington to mark his seventy second birthday. Friends gathered to honor the hero of Manila Bay as he rested after recent health issues and responded to well wishes with gratitude.
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George Dewey
Manin Bay
EX Streat
Adwifal Daway
Admiral Dewey
Peacemakers at Hamline Church Hear LABOR Leader Sermon
Dr Charles E Guthrie preached on peace and the modern navy at Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church aided by a Central Labor Union delegation led by John B Colpoys and De Nedrey. He urged moral courage over arms, urged international cooperation, and urged funds for relief from poverty, disease, and crime.
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the Hague
Charles E Guthrie
Hamime Methodist Episcopal Church
Bam de Nedrey
Guthrie
Ninth
Ninth Street
Iass
Mark A Watson
Sam de Nedrey
I R
Men Charged With Supplying Liquor To Minor
Thomas Gavin and William Noonan, both about 20 years old, were arrested early yesterday by precinct officers and charged with furnishing liquor to a minor. The 15 year old girl, Eins Ford, accompanied them from Christmas night into the morning hours, later taken to Emergency Hospital and then to the house of detention, before being sent home. Gavin and Noonan were released on $60 bail each.
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Twenty-Fifth Street
William Noonan
Twenty-second Street
Sergt Lee
Polleman Heyes
First Precinct
Gavin
Noonan
Eins G Ford
Plekfora Place
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth Street
Sergi
Les
Earl
Sis
G Street
Dennis Mullany, Washington Philanthropist, Dies
Dennis Mullany, longtime Washington resident and generous philanthropist, died after a prolonged heart illness at his home on Fourteenth Street Northwest. Born in 1844 in Tipperary, Ireland, he built a career in business and operated a liquor store before establishing the Little Brair Trust area business. A devout Catholic, he supported Sisters of Charity and local churches, and advised Washington correspondents on national and international affairs. He was known for hospitality, a retentive memory of racing, and close ties with prominent senators, representatives, and officials. Funeral services are set for St Patrick's Church, with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. His wife Helen Mullany, daughter Kathryn Showalter, and sons John J and Thomas Howard Mullany were at his bedside.
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Congress
Dennis Mulleny
Dennis
Mullany
Washington
Helen Mullany
Mra
Kathryn Showalter
John J
Thomas Howard Mullany
Dennis” Mullany
William J Carroll
St Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Carroll
Mount Olivet
McMullany
Little Braiy Trust
National Capital
Thia
New York
Benning
Dlr Mullany
Ireland
Europe
DcMullany
Dennie
Isfe
Ben
Sisters of Charity
Inetilu
Tiong
Man Mullany, barroom mentor to Washington bohemians
Dennis Mullany ran a cosmopolitan back room where prominent men met, shared confidences, and debated topics from politics to sport. He mentored many to reform, offered clothes and money, and kept a watchful eye on friends, enemies, and the city’s social currents.
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Nemsa
Den
Mr. Mullany
Iust Congregational Church
Dusic
John M. Brewer
Mullany
Afteen
Denila
Ttte
Binilany
Dennis Mullany
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Great Britain
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Joubert
Bohemiana Glee
Irish Lancers
Mutlany
Murany
Dini
Washington
Robert Fitzsimmons
Acores
Revar
Christmas Cantata and Peace Sermons Mark Christmas
Christmas services and cantatas were held across churches in Washington yesterday with themes of peace. Pulpits featured sermons and music as doors were opened to celebrate the Christ birth with flowers, wreaths, and palm chancel adornments. Sunday schools prepare cantatas and carols for today and tomorrow. Larger parishes highlight Christmas toys and candy for children and social outreach.
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Washington
Christmas Sermons and Services Across Churches
A lengthy report covers Christmas programs across many churches. It notes sermon topics by Rev Dr Samuel H Woodrow and others, Christmas choirs, and special services at Capitol Hill churches. President Taft attended Souls' Church and New York Avenue Presbyterian services amid festive decorations and carols.
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Glebel
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Woodrow
iShaort
David
Jacob
Bethlehem
Dr .Woodrow
Ningveh
Babylon
Egypt
Gresee
Baba
Goa
Church of the Reformation
Capitol HH
Joha Weldley
Lutheran Memorial Church
Lloyd Douglas
V Leech
Independent Lutheran Church
Immanuel Church
Immanuel Baptist Church
J B Clayton
Tims
Washington City
St Paul's Moe
Taft
A G B Pierce
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sungay School
Wallace Radcliffe
Chinese and Japanese Riot After Football Game
A melee broke out at San Francisco’s Meester Hospital following a football match between Chinese and Japanese players. Last year Chinese won. this year Japanese squads from several cities prevailed easily. A Chinese player attempted to claim a trophy ball, sparking a clash injuring multiple players and hospitalizing several.
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Byental
Washington
San Francisco
Dows
Isidex
Inflammatory Kidney Myths and Farce in Medical Ledger
A garbled medical note discusses kidney disease and cure expectations. It mentions inflammatory kidneys and dubious remedies, with scattered references to patients, doctors, and a perplexing, almost dismissive tone about treatment outcomes and hypothetical drafts.
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Nat Walt
Ioan Ig
Joba J Ritts
Byansiece
Christmas trees and gifts at Washington German clubs
The Washington Ssengerbund Coffera Benefit featured oversized Christmas trees at the Columba Turaversin and Arion Gesangverein clubs. Members and children enjoyed carols, toy distributions, and festive entertainment, with funds to benefit the clubs. Election of officers was planned for the Columbia venue, with January events and lectures announced.
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Ssengerbund
Columba Turaversin
Amon Gesangverein
Toya
Washington Zaengerbund
Christmaa
C Street
Hervert
Lev
FC Lutz
Barthel
J J. Schaffert
Marcy Minster
Snengerbund
Columbia Auai Veren
M Street
Gugenheim
B Schwartz
George Finkere
F ‘Loux
B Waliner
F . Mann
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H Street
Columbia
Turp
Werein
Tana Close
Society
Hs Hyat
Seengerbund Hall
Frank Claudy
Arion 4 Gesangverein
Weather conditions from the Weather Bureau report
A Washington weather bulletin notes a storm off the western Maine coast with heavy rain at Eastport of 2.29 inches, warmer Western states, unsettled conditions moving toward Iowa and the Midwest, generally fair weather elsewhere, and warnings from Hatteras to Porttoff on storm activity and winds. Local readings include mixed temperatures across regions and forecasts of Monday’s fair but unsettled Tuesday.
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Gulf States
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Jexe Regind
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Hatteras
Foitport
California
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Lake Michigan
European
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de Me
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Doo
Boy Drowns While Skating On Lake Wonjunkmonk
Alfred Dew four years old son of Nathaniel Dew drowned while skating on Lake Wonjunkmonk near the Spring Hole a warning call came too late as the open water claimed him George his 17 year old brother raced to help but could not save Alfred and joined the search with their father and seven brothers bringing the body to shore amid a frantic rescue effort.
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Conn
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Nathaniel Dew
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Dew
Christman Alfred
George
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