England Faces Inevitable War As Europe Turmoil Grows
A long analysis argues that unrest in Germany France and Russia pressures Britain toward war. It depicts Germany building dreadnoughts fortifying ports and planning secretly while England seeks peace via alliances. The piece speculates on American potential to avert conflict and Britain’s uncertain fate in 1906.
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William
Ruasis
Russia
Germany
France
England
St Rine
Ingland
Gemany
Edward
Japan
Alance
Turmell Indlands
China
India
Cms of
Barque
Hussia
Britain
Helgoland
Kiel
Austria
Pires
America
Lava
Europe
Jms
Willem
Arden
Pacific
Sue
Snow Stops Skating At Potomac And Local Rinks
Snow from yesterday morning halted skating across the Potomac tidal basin and local rinks. Would-be skaters dragged last year’s skates toward Chevy Chase Rock Creek and the Zoo areas where icy surfaces were broken by drifting snow and chunks along the channel, leading to a quiet day for outdoor winter recreation.
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Potomac
Tidal Basin
Chevy Chase
Rock Creek
Zoo
Washington in Asphalt Area Among Top US Cities
Advance sheets from the Census Bureau bulletin show Washington fourth in asphalt street area with 4,000,000 square yards, behind New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia. The bulletin notes a shift toward asphalt pavement and details sewer totals, debt, and per capita indebtedness across 168 large cities. Washington ranks high in macadamized streets and cobblestones, with Detroit and San Francisco among leaders in debt figures.
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Census Bureau
Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Buffalo
Baltimore
United States
Giao
Phiadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Bulletin
New York City
Pittsburg
Mags
Asylum Expansion Sought for Government Hospital
Dr Willem A White superintendent of the Government Hospital for the In gene reports to Interior Secretary Hallinger that the hospital needs rapid expansion. He cites patient growth of over 300 annually and urges $100000 for enlargement, $40000 for general repairs, $190000 for an epileptic care building, $150000 for a new dairy help, and $5000 for roadways and grading. A total of $364200 is requested for the coming year.
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Willem A. White
Ingene
Tas Annus
Hallinger
White
Whiter
Gen Carman Buried at Arlington Veteran Leader Remembered
Gen Ezra A Carman veteran of the volunteer army and former chief clerk of the Department of Agriculture was laid to rest at Arlington after services at the Yamley residence 1361 Q street. The Rev Frank Sewall officiated with Loyal Legion pallbearers present. He leaves his wife Ada Carman and nine children including Ada Jr of Los Angeles and F J Carman John Carman and Dr I D Carman of the city.
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Arlington
Ezra A. Careman
Chickamauga Bat- Uelletd Park Commission
Yamley
Q' Street
Frank Sewall
Church of the New Jerusalem
Loyal Legion
Carman
Department of Agriculture
Ada Carman
Misa Ada Carman
Los Angeles
Cal
F. J. and
John §. Carman
Angeles
I. D. Carman
Slips On Ice Injures Col. John Boyd On Eve Of 78th
Col John Boyd longtime Wahine top business figure and former railroad rep fractured his right arm after slipping on ice at Fourteenth Street and Rhode Island Avenue NW. He was treated at home at 147 Rhode Island Avenue where an operation was performed. Boyd planned to celebrate his seventy eighth birthday the next day. Doctor John Dunlap said the injuries were not of a dangerous nature.
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John Boyd
Wahinetop
Fourteenth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Col Boyd
John Dunlap
Stirling A Kerr Honored and District Advisory Post
Stirling A Kerr Jr has been honored with the thirty third degree by the Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the southern U S. He was named deputy in the District of Columbia during Mr Rosenbaum's absence and will chair the general advisory committee for regulation of the fraternty's affairs in the District. Representative Martin of South Dakota conferred with President Taft on proposed federal corporate licensing. William Meyers, 88, died after a brief illness at Cogualty Hospital, with no known relatives.
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Stirling A. Kerr, Jr
United States
Haaeen
Charles E. Rosenbaum
District of Columbia
Rosenbaum
Kerr
Martin
South Dakota
Taft
Wiliam Meyers
Central Union
Cogualty Hospital
Body of Rechabites Chief Ruler W Vowles Taken to Virginia
N Elwyn Vowles high chief ruler of the Rechabites of North America died by apoplexy at his home in Washington DC. Funeral services were held at Wright's undertaking establishment with Masonic rites. The body will be transported to Stevensboro Culpeper county for interment. He was born in Stevensboro on April 28 183 and moved to the city in 1871 entering the grocery and insurance trades. He was active in fraternal groups Mount Hore Lodge and Royal Arch Masons and Odd Fellows. His surviving brothers John J and J Slaughter Vowles accompany the body.
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N. Elwyn Vowles
North America
F Street
Wright
Samuel H Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Lafayette
F. A
Vowlee
Stevensboro
Culpeper County
John J
J. Slaughter Vowles
Stevensburg
Masonic Lodge
Gratz B. Duncan
Lafayette Lodge
J. Norman Whitehurnt
Vowles
Stevensbore
Taal Entate and
Swanrance
Mount Hore Lodge
No. 7
Royal Arch Masons
The
Odd Fellows
Music Lovers Delightful Rubinstein Club Concert at Ariington Hotel
A Washington audience brimming with diplomats enjoyed Herman Sandby as soloist with the Rubinstein Club in a refined program at the Ariington Hotel ballroom. Highlights included Goltermann and Chopin pieces, Sandby’s Danish Folk Song, and a graceful Sullivan Bartlett arrangement. Miss Mullaly’s organ and Mrs. Blair’s directing were noted for their polish.
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Rubinstein Club
Ariington Hotel
Teadera
Music Ifa
Washington
Manly
Corpa
Herman Sandby
Philadelphia Orchestra
Rublestein
Goltarmann
Sandby
Dehuman
Tranmere
Poppers
Felix Garaigha
Blair
Sullivan Bartlett
Mamite Mullaly
Hisarly
Nevin
Tolo
Doris
Mus
Hana Sheehy
Mian
Adrienne Mickman
F. B Gilmore
Eigar
Rubbstery Club Groling
Horace ‘Dunn
Mary B. King
Mary Remey
Mes Tohanno Groetzner
Lilian Mnozich’. Th
Ana Sheehy
Misa Adrienne Kirkman
Girmdre
Obligato
Misa King
Miles ‘Lee
Water Nymph
Rubinstein
Sato
Goltermann
Allegro
Mr. Gandby
Offenbach
Lokt Chord
Rubin
Stein Club
Male Mulluty
Snantah Dahce
Popper
Rescues Fellow Worker From Gas Poisoning
A 23 year old foreman of carpenters at the Naval Hospital project in Georgia Avenue Northwest collapsed from gas fumes. Fellow worker John Quinn found him unconscious in his room with a sawed gas jet leaking. Bergman could not explain how the gas was turned on and was treated for serious exposure.
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Bergmar
Yedra
Atreet
Iman
Ogw Naval
Georgia Avenue
John Quinn
Bergman
Berrmay
Memorial Services for Dr John Geofee Butler Held
Memorial services for the Rev Dr John Geofee Butler former pastor of Luther Place Memorial Church were held by the colored Lutherans of Washington at Church of Our Redeemer on Ninth Street Northwest near Florida Avenue. An address was delivered but the speaker could not be present.
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John Geofee Butler
Luther Place Memorial Church
Colored Lutherana of Washington
Church of Our
Florida
Col Payne to Be Buried Today at St John’s Church
Funeral services for Col James Payne auditor of the District of Columbia Supreme Court will be held at St John’s Episcopal Church this afternoon at 2 o clock. Survivors include Miss Sarah A Payne Miss Imes Randolph Payne and Marion A grandchildren noted in the Post obituary notice.
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Col. Payne
Col
James &. Payne
District of Columbia Supreme Court
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Sarah A. Payne
Misa Inpes Randolph Payne
Marion A. Grandchidren
Invitations for costly gifts to retiring officials in district
A district reception honors Commissioners Macfarland and West with a $1000 silver service for West and a $1000 law library nucleus for Macfarland. Gifts raised by voluntary subscriptions totaling about $2000. The public is invited tonight at the district building with no speeches. Women presence urged as a highlight. Local florists prepared elaborate floral decorations with thousands of roses and carnations. Mayor Mahool of Baltimore plans to attend with other officials.
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Law Library
Thomas F. Walsh
Mactannand
West
Con Hf. Rudolph
Etty & Whitmore
Macfarland
Edward J. Stellwagen
John Joy Edsall
Thance Committee
West Vor
Jine
Rungipy
Thomea F. Walsh
Citizens Committee
Gude Bros
J. H. Small &. Hons
Barry Mahool
Haltimore
Commissioner West
Afirce
Baltimore
Grotto Banquet Marks New Masonic Temple Session
A Grotto of the Veiled Prophets held its second grand ceremonial session at the new Masonic Temple last night. Forty candidates were initiated as Kallindils Grotto No 15 formed recently and will elect officers in January with another ceremonial session likely February 15.
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Kallindils Grotto
Masonic
Kallipolig Grotto
Grotto
Boy Campers Hold Reunion at Washington V.M. A. Camp
An annual reunion of Washington V.M.A. Boys South River Camp was held in NM G.A. building. Boys enjoyed a camping meal then took part in sketches and a sonar wag program. Organizers aim to host at least 76 boys next year at the M.A. camp.
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Washington V.m . A
South River
Tila
Weather Digest Reports Cold Wave Across Plains and South
A weather bulletin from the ULM Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes a high pressure area moving southeast over the central plains and South, bringing a cold wave. Temperatures fall well below average with scattered flurries in the upper Mississippi Valley and Tennessee, while the Northwest remains warmer due to a low pressure system. Forecasters expect continued cold for Thursday and Friday in the Atlantic states, with warming trend by Friday in the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Winds shift from northwest to southwest along the coast, and frost warnings extend to northern Florida.
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Jake Rarfon
Esther
New Zealand
Mle Riverpol
Eedwand
Algo
Tennesse
North Carolina
Atlantic State
Lake Region
Ono
Mlealgalppi
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Northwest Arm
Mimouri
Mlalmipri Valiese
Ohio Valley
Lake
Orion
Rocky Mountaineum
Orm
Jacksonville
Newport News
Pacis
Gulf Comit
Florida
Maui
New England
Middle Atlantic
Nouth Atlantic
Cami Gulf
Michigan
Grand Banks
Waterman Dead A Pioneer Preacher Remembered
Waterman died yesterday at 24 Todd street northeast after a long career as a Congregational pastor. Born December 13, 1823, he studied at Princeton and served in Michigan before retiring in 1889 to Washington. Survived by four children Charlotte Hutchins Janon Caroline Darrow and Storra Seymour, funeral at Bebippert’s Chapel with Odd Fellows and Rev Dr Samuel Wesseword in charge. Body to be cremated per his wish.
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Alfrea Z
Waterman
Toad Street
Het
Hitjan
Princeton
New England
Michigan
Washipston
Mr. Waterman
Br My Stocking
Perdia
Charlotte Hutchins
Detroit
Mich
Janon
Seaton
Caroline Darrow
Defruit
Btorra Seymour
Todd
Bebippert’s
Prchapel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Odd ‘Fellows
Samuel H. Wossérow
First Congregations Church
White House fire alarm control tightened after false alarms
The Fire Department centralized control of White House alarm boxes to one chief usher's office on the west floor. Attendants no longer trigger general alarms. the usher reviews and authorizes alarms if needed. A faulty box previously caused a rush of engines and large crowd at the mansion, now reduced by repaired systems.
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Winte
Fre
Executive Mansion
White House
Flre
Manson
Movements of Ocean Steamers Revised Report
Movements of ocean steamers updated with revised routing and departures. The listings show ships sailing to New York via various ports and intermediate stops, noting baggage, cargo shifts, and expected arrival times.
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New York
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Prince
Schwartz & Peltman
Seventh St. N. W
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Stirling A. Kerr
Scottish Rite
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Thirty-second St
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Raleigh
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Me Doane
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Norfolk
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Pomble
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Waterman Dead
Women’s Coat, Suit, and Fur Department
Piaget
Sidney West
California
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Mace
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Naval Academy
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Young Men's Store
Weaver
Kengla & Co
Wal Street
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Tylephone West
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Rengla & CQ
Charles F. Crane
Paul Sleman
Miles Shand
E Street
Fusion
Li O'Cicek
John Rm'lean
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Treas
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Capital Traction Company
326Ird Matreets
Washington, DC
H_D. CRAMPTON
Ogleeck
H. E.brocklor
Basteeee Warridelon
Aayloot
Firemen's Insurance Company of
Georeetomn
Seventh Street
Lonkala Avenue
Firemens Insurance Company of
Washington and
Georgetown
A. Im
Oflock Hear
W. IM. Horpman
Secretars
Georges & Son, Inc. Foot Specialists
Newark
Deren Shoemaker Co
Hein Iis
Milburn, Reister & CO
Beni. K. Leon
Pa. Ave
Christian Xander
the Family Quality House
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