England Faces Global War Tides in Uneasy Year
A London commentator warns that unrest in Germany and socialist gains in France threaten stability across Europe. The piece argues England may drift into a great war, with Germany seeking naval supremacy and Britain massing ships while balancing diplomacy with Russia and France. It suggests America could prevent catastrophe by a wise, dignified role.
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Pires
America
Lava
England
Germany
Europe
Jms
Edward
Willem
Arden
Pacific
Sue
Snow halts skating at Potomac sites and zoo ice
A light snowfall yesterday morning halted most outdoor skating as skates clogged and ice remained uneven along the Potomac tidal basin and nearby venues. Enthusiasts shifted to Chevy Chase and Rock Creek while small groups visited the Zoo for hours despite limited conditions.
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Potomac
Tidal Basin
Chevy Chase
Rock Creek
Zoo
Washington fourth in asphalt area among U S cities
Advance census bulletin shows Washington ahead of Pittsburg and behind New York Chicago and Philadelphia in asphalt street area totaling about 4 000 000 square yards. It also notes cobblestone area and sewers across major cities and compares city debts per capita led by New York and including Detroit and San Francisco.
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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
Requests for Major Expansion of Government Hospital
Dr Willem A White superintendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane reports to Interior Secretary Hallinger that patient growth requires hospital expansion. He asks for 100000 for expansion, 40000 for repairs, 190000 for epileptic building, 150000 for dairy, 5000 for roads. Total requested for the coming year is 364200 including miscellaneous expenses.
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Willem A. White
Ingene
Tas Annus
Hallinger
White
Whiter
Gen Carman buried at Arlington veteran of volunteer army
Gen Ezra A Carman longtime public servant and former chief clerk at the Department of Agriculture was laid to rest at Arlington after services at the Yamley residence 1361 Q street The Rev Frank Sewall of the Church of the New Jerusalem presided One pallbearer group included Loyal Legion members Carman served as a volunteer officer in the Civil War and later held several civil posts He is survived by his wife Ada Carman a Los Angeles duo daughters Ada and three sons F J John Carman also of Los Angeles and Dr I D Carman of this 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
John
Slips on the ice injure Col. John Boyd on eve of birthday
Col John Boyd, longtime Wahine top business figure and railroad representative, fractured his right arm after slipping on the ice at Fourteenth Street and Rhode Island Avenue NW. He was taken home to 1417 Rhode Island Avenue and underwent a procedure, then rested quietly. He turns 78 tomorrow and his physician said injuries are not dangerous.
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John Boyd
Wahinetop
Fourteenth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Col Boyd
John Dunlap
Stirling A Kerr Honored and New District Deputy Named
Stirling A Kerr Jr recently elevated to the thirty third degree honorary by the Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Southern Jurisdiction selects Charles E Rosenbaum as deputy during Rosenbaum's absence. Kerr will chair the general advisory committee formed to regulate district fraternal affairs. Representative Martin of South Dakota and President Taft discussed proposed corporate interstate licensing measures. William Meyers aged 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
Rosenbaim
Kerr
Martin
South Dakota
Taft
Wiliam Meyers
Central Union Mivatou
Cogualty Hospital
Azso
Body of Rechabites Chief Ruler Taken to Virginia
N Elwyn Vowles high chief ruler of the Rechabites of North America died of apoplexy in his 70s at his apartment in Washington DC. Funeral services were held at Wright's undertaking establishment with Masonic rites by Lafayette Lodge. The body was sent to Stevensboro Culpeper county Virginia for interment. Surviving brothers John J and J Slaughter Vowles accompanied the body along with a nephew. Vowles born Stevensboro April 28 183? and moved to the city in 1871 entering the grocery and insurance trades. He was active in Mount Hore Lodge Royal Arch Masons and the Odd Fellows.
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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
Brilliant Rubinstein Club concert by Herman Sandby in Washington
Music lovers praised the Rubinstein Club concert at the Arington Hotel ballroom. Soloist Herman Sandby, formerly with the Philadelphia Orchestra, drew repeated recalls for his rich tone, superb technique, and diverse program including Goltermann concerto in A minor and Chopin nocturne. Pianist Felix Garaigha accompanied. Mrs. Blair directed a refined choral attack.
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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
Mr. Sandby
Falthin
Trpe
Wagner
Rescues Fellow Worker in Gas Incident
Carpenter H Bergman of 137 W street NW was exposed to gas at a job site near the Naval Hospital in Georgia Ave NW. A foreman John Quinn found Bergman unconscious in his room, gas still flowing from a jet. Bergman regained consciousness and could not explain how the gas was turned on.
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H. Bergman
Vedra Fold
Atreet
Jn At
Iman
Ogw
Georgia Avenue
John Quinn
Bergman
Bergmay
Memorial Services for Dr John Geofee Butler Held
Memorial services for Dr John Geofee Butler former pastor of Luther Flace Memorial Church were held last night by the colored Lutherana of Washington at the Church of Our Redeem on eighth street northwest near Florida. An address was delivered but the speaker was prevented from being present.
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Teev
John Geofee Butler
Luther Flace
Col Payne to Be Buried Today At St Johns Church
Funeral services for Col James Payne auditor of the District of Columbia Supreme Court will be held at St Johns Episcopal Church at 2 pm. Besides previously listed survivors he is survived by Miss Sarah A Payne Miss Inpes Randolph Payne and Marion HL grandchildren.
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Col
James &. Payne
District of Columbia Supreme Court
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Sarah A. Payne
Misa Inpes Randolph Payne
Marion HL Grandchidren
Invitation for costly gifts to retiring district officials
A public reception tonight honors Commissioners Macfarland and West as they retire from office. Gifts of a $1,000 silver service and a $1,000 law library nucleus are funded by voluntary subscriptions totaling about $2,000. No speeches. the public will pass through the east door, shake hands, and exit via the west door. Women’s presence is explicitly requested. The event is at the District building with decorations by local florists and expects attendance from Mayor Mahool and Baltimore 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 Highlights Masonic Ceremonial Session
Grotto No 15 Myatic Or ter Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm held its second grand ceremonial session at the new Masonic Temple with 40 new candidates initiated. Kallipolig Grotto formed recently and officers will be elected in January at the temple. next ceremonial session likely February 15.
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Kallindils Grotto
Masonic
Kallipolig Grotto
Grotto
Boy Campers Hold Reunion At Indoor Camp Set
An indoor reunion of the Washington v.M . A. Boys' South River Camp was held at the NM. G. A. building. Boys enjoyed a camping meal then a program of sketches and songs. Organizers plan to host at least 76 campers next summer.
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Washington V.m . A
South River
Tila
Weather Summary From December 2nd Notes And City Listings
A dense weather bulletin reports a broad cold air invasion sweeping the plains to the South and Atlantic states with lingering low temperatures and scattered light snow in the Upper Mississippi Valley and Tennessee. Forecasts call for continued cold on Thursday and Friday across the Atlantic states with rain or snow possible in the Ohio and lower lake regions by Friday night. The report also lists prominent names and cities from Boston to New York and Philadelphia with brief local weather observations for each, along with a long roster of residents and institutions noted in the day’s city summaries.
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Ulm
Jake Rarfon
Esther
New Zealand
Mle Riverpol
Eedwand
Algo
Tennesse
North Carolina
Atlantic State
Lake Region
Ono
Mlealgatppi
Missisippi
Pising
Mimouri
Ohio Valley
Lake Rorion
Rocky Mountaineum
Atledtte
Jacksonvile
Newport News
Pacis
Gulf Coast
Florida
Flerida
Miami
New England
Middle Atlantic
Grand Banks
Waterman Dead. Long Line of Preachers Traces Roots
Waterman, third of a long line of preachers dating to the Revolutionary era, died yesterday at his home 24 Todd Street Northeast. Born December 13, 1923, he studied at Princeton, served Congregational churches in Michigan, retired in 1889, and lived in Washington. Survived by four children Charlotte Hutchins, James Stocking, Caroline Darrow, and Flora Seymour. Funeral at Beblmppert's Chapel with Odd Fellows and Rev. Dr. Samuel Wosserow officiating. cremation per his wishes.
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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 centralizes alerts
The fire department tightened alarm control at the White House to prevent false alerts. Five auxiliary boxes now feed a central system in the chief usher's office, where one supervisor can authorize a general alarm after proper investigation. A recent false trigger caused unnecessary fireman deployment, prompting the change for smoother operation.
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Fre
Executive Mansion
White House
Flre
Manson
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived in Port
Movements of ocean steamers show arrival from New York and other ports. The Sag FerttORTe of Byanasaplensten arrived on voyage to Liverpont with unclear cargo and multiple destinations including New Yor via Chem beune au Saleturions.
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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
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Li O'Cicek
John Rm'lean
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326Ird Matreets
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Lonkala Avenue
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Newark
Deren Shoemaker Co
Iejnii
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Pa. Ave
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the Family Quality House
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