Taft and Taft Pace Through Snow in Bold White House Walk
President Taft and Mrs Taft braved wind and snow for an hour walking from the White House with Capt Butt as they headed along Pennsylvania Avenue to Massachusetts and back via Lafayette Square. The stroll drew admirers and ended with red cheeks and a carriage ride. Flowers and hospital visits marked the day.
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Butt
White House
Mia
Taft
Capt Butt
Secret Service
Fennsylvenia Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Dupontelele
Vikn
Irs Taft
Finiah
Dugont Circle
Maseachusetty Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Crista
Whitky
Gen Ezra Carman Dead After Long Civic Life
Gen Ezra Ayers Carman, longtime resident of Trlet, died of pneumonia at 2 a m today at his home 235 Q Street NW. Funeral services will be held at his house next Wednesday at 2 p m, with interment in Allington Cemetery. He was born February 27 1848 in Metuchen New Jersey, educated there, and graduated 1855 from the Western Military Institute. He served in the Civil War as lieutenant colonel then colonel of volunteers and brigadier general on the staff of the Department of Agriculture. Survived by wife Ada and children Ada Carman of Los Angeles John and James of Washington. Pallbearers to be chosen from Loyal Legion members.
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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 Confined by Illness After State Department Return
Huntington Wilson III, acting assistant Secretary of State, was confined to bed after returning from the State Department. A physician reported his condition not serious and expected recovery within a few days, with duties to resume soon.
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Stite
Hia
Maryland Fugitive J A Hull Arrested Abroad
At the request of Minister Morgan detectives arrested John Andrew Hull also known as Leroy Orwell at Herradura Pinar de Rio province in Cuba. He is accused of 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 George Dewey Marks 72nd Birthday at Home
Admiral George Dewey celebrated his seventy second birthday at his home in northwest Washington receiving a flood of letters and telegrams from friends nationwide. He greeted visitors and recalled the Spanish American War era, noting health limits prevented a larger gathering this year.
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George Dewey
Manin Bay
EX Streat
Adwifal Daway
Admiral Dewey
Peacemakers Hear Labor Delegation at Hamline Church
Dr Charles E Guthrie preached on international navy peace and moral courage during an evening service attended by a Central Labor Union delegation led by John B Colpoys and Bam De Nedrey. The service featured Christmas music and a brief address stressing the need to use resources for peace over war.
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de Netrey
Hamline Mle
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 leading minor to public places in intoxicated state
Thomas Gavin aged 22 and William Noonan aged 22 were arrested by First precinct officers for luring a 15 year old girl to various city locations on Christmas night. The girl, found intoxicated, was taken to Emergency Hospital and later to a detention home. the two men were released on $60 bail each. The case follows a night of moving about Pennsylvania Avenue and G Street Northwest ending near Ninth Street and a restaurant in F Street. The minor was expected to appear in police court the following morning.
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Thomas Gavin
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
Dennis Mullany Dead A Washington social figure dies
Dennis Mullany a longtime Washington resident of 600 Fourteenth Street and the Little Brail Trust founder dies after a weeklong heart ailment at his home. A devout Catholic and philanthopist he supported Sisters of Charity and Catholic churches. Survived by wife Helen Mullany daughter Kathryn Showalter and sons John J and Thomas Howard Mullany. Funeral at St Patrick's Church with burial at Mount Olivet. Mullany known for hospitality racing knowledge and wide circle of influence among senators representatives and journalists.
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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
Washington
National
Dennis
Hla Place
Dlr Mullany
Ireland
Europe
DcMullany
Dennie
Mr Mullany
Ben
Sisters of Charity
Inetilu
Tiong
Dennis Mullanys Barroom, Mentor to Washington Bohemians
The article paints Dennis Mullany as a fatherly host who aided down and outs, offering moral, spiritual, and financial help from his Washington barroom. He hosted weekly musicales at the Congregational Church, kept a cosmopolitan cafe reputation, and defended guests with firm but fair discipline when standards or manners slipped. His space fostered stories, investigations, and friendships, including notable run-ins with correspondents and anti English sentiment during the Boer War era.
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Nemsa
Den
Mr. Mullany
Iust Congregational Church
Dusic
John M. Brewer
Mullany
Afteen
Denila Mullany
Thas Tadey
Fancus Postoffics
Washington
Heela
Gent
Binilany
Dennis Mullany
el Unes
Sit
England
Great Britain
Burghery
Joubert
Bohemiana Glee
Irish Lancers
Muttany
Murany
Dini
Robert Fitzsimmons
Acores
Revar
Christmas Cantatas and Peace Themes Fill Churches
Christmas observances filled Washington churches with special services and music. Cantatas and carols marked the day as Peace Sunday with sermons focusing on the Yuletide message. Pulpits were decorated with palms, flowers, and greenery, and Sunday schools planned cantatas and carols for today and tomorrow. In larger parishes, Christmas treats and gifts for children highlighted social charity.
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Washington
Christmas Sermons and Services Across Churches
The report lists numerous Christmas sermons and services at churches including Capitol Hill’s Church of the Reformation and Lutheran and Episcopal congregations. Rev Dr Samuel S Woodrow preached on the infant king, while Taft attended Souls Church. Specials featured choirs, sermons on Bethlehem and Peace on Earth, and festive decorations with trees and gifts.
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Glebel
Ssmuel EH
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 Japanese Riot After Football Match
A brawl erupted after a football game between Chinese and Japanese players in San Francisco. The match ending with the Japanese victory sparked a melee as players chased a trophy, leading to hospital injuries and street violence. Police and bystanders intervened as multiple participants were knocked down and injured.
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San Fratesco
Byental
Washington
San Francisco
Isidex
Incurable Kidney Disease Fire in Medical Writings
Medical writers discuss kidney disorders with claims of incurability and warnings about severe pain and emergency needs. The text references patients, treatments, and reactions, mentioning figures and places while noting emotional impact and calls for clarity in patient information.
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Pdm
Nat Walt
Ioan Ig
Joba J Ritts
Mist
Yuletide at German clubs bright with gifts and trees
Christmas celebrations light up Washington German societies. The Washington Sängerbund, Arion Gesangverein and Columbia Verein display giant trees laden with toys and candies for members’ children. Gifts are sold by package with proceeds to the clubs’ funds. Officers to be elected at the Columbia clubhouse as activities continue into January.
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Washington
Ssengerbund
Columba Turnversin
Amon Gesangverein
Toya
Washington Zaengerbund
Christmaa
C Street
Hervert
Lev
FC Lutz
Barthel
J J. Schaffert
Marcy Minster
Snengerbund
Weather Summary from Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Storms affect the Atlantic coast with 2.29 inches at Eastport and unsettled conditions across the eastern half of the nation. Colder snaps in New England and the middle Atlantic states, with generally fair weather in the southern states but rain in California. Winds shift from northwest to south and east across coasts and the Great Lakes as a new disturbance moves toward the Midwest.
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Washington
Sandsy Dea
Maine
Weromeer
Eastport
Atlantic States
New York
New Haz Jang
Atlantic
Rasiély
Towa
Miaslaaipot
Dakotas
Hocky Mountelnd
California
Missis Appi
Ohio
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South Atlantic
Gulf States
Easiwat Thor
Jexe Regind
Stimteasppt
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
New Suglend
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Staten
Minuiestoal
Lower
Hatteras
Foitport
New England
Gulf
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Hunter
de Me
Bam
Doo
Boy Dies Drowning While Skating on Lake Wonjunkmonk
Alfred Dew four years old son of Nathaniel Dew drowned while skating with his brother George on Lake Wonjunkmonk near Spring Hole. They raced toward the open ice. Alfred disappeared after George tried to grasp him. Father and seven brothers searched later recovering the body.
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Conn
Alfred Dew
Nathaniel Dew
Lake Wonj
Kunkmonk Thia
Dew
Christman Alfred
George
Res
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