Mt Vernon trip a sing give yells and flirt at tomb
Special envoy T ang Shao Yen and five Chinese girls visited Mount Vernon on a party excursion aboard the Charlies Macalester. They placed two wreaths at Washingtons tomb while students from Yale Harvard Lehigh and Lehigh cheered. The party toured the mansion and grounds with Cap Dodge hosting and later sang college songs aboard the steamer.
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Lade
T'ang Shao Ylenne
George ‘Washington
Mount Vernon
Uwe
Harvard
Lehigh
Mi Fortisahing College
Tegs
Graysoners
Ye Tsung Tsui
Flarvard
Yale
Ipr
Adala
Charlés Macalester
Br. Wig
Corkell
Mias Hata
Women’s College
Baltimore
Miss Sze
Damrogeh Conservatory of Music
Milas Taso
Woman's Medial College
Philadelphia
Miss Soon
Misa Tsung
Newark
N. J
Dr. Wu
Daniel M. Chung
de Lagcey School
T. Chung
Tsintain
Dodge
Henore
Legation Star
Cornell
Marvard
Crimson
Columbia
Marriage Announcement for Grace Prenti and C G Pren
Married at residence Beates father Mr C G Pren Sreeoteenty atest bw Worhegles Mau Garg &: reoM Grace Prenti Nu cards born to Grace Prenti and C G Pren in what appears to be an old local notice.
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C. G
Mob lynch scare at society play in Lakewood affair
A violent mob attacked a suspect during Betty Hammond's Lakewood society performance at Manhattan Auditorium. Frank Jamkowski was fatally shot near Third Street and Lexington Avenue, while Olmen Matthews and Curtis were wounded. A posse hunted an accomplice as shots rang through J. J. Dwyer’s yard and Howard Applgate grounds.
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Mias
Betty Hammond
Lakewood Society
Frank Jamkowski
Third Street
Lexington Avenue
Olmen Matthews
Curtis
Houl
Town
Ue Woods
J.J. Dwyer
Misacs Glover
GD. Braman
Desnerade
Howard Applgate
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Janowski
Iim
Inaugural Fireworks Plan Sparks Debate and Delays
A Washington committee weighed sites for a March fireworks display honoring the upcoming inauguration. The ellipse behind the White House was adopted with an aerial show budgeted at 3600 dollars, while March 3 or 4 dates sparked contention. Veterans groups join the civic parade effort, with Gen. C. O. Howard named veteran marshal as Osage and other organizations plan to attend.
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Pennsylvania
Col. Bromwell
White House
Joseph Strasburger
Marc Z
Tie
Washington
Stellwagen
Capitol
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Union Veteran Legion
The
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Committee On Civic Organizations
C. O. Howard
Thomas P. Morgan
John &. Walker
Department of the Potomac
G. A. B Thomas J. Shannon
United Veteran Legion
J. Walter Mitchell
Charles V. Pettys
George L. Baidér
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Jonadabs
Good Templars
William W. Hride
Oklahoma
Maj. Morgan
Council of the Osages
Hine
Ailes
Finance Committee
Alles
Public Comfort Committee
M. I. Weller
Jen. Bigham
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Draper
Steff
Bingham
National Guard
Salem Cadets
Massachusetts
New Magenic Temple
Temple
John Spencer
Salem
Busan
Grant
Chamber of Commerce
400 Children in Fire Peril at Decatur Street Church
Panic last night at Decatur Street Baptist Church in Richmond as a Christmas tree fire trapped about 400 children. Mrs. John Driver seriously injured, several children burned, exits limited, building damaged, tree and presents destroyed.
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Driver
Boy Hit by Train Near Laurel Struggles After Accident
Six year old Robert Krokaeder, formerly with the Salvation Army in Baltimore, was struck by a train on Sunday night aboard the Baltimore and Ohio near Laurel and thrown into a gully. He survived by Monday night, slept in a field, and was fed by a passing farmer before being brought to Emergency Hospital in Washington with a fractured arm and head injuries.
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Laurel
Five Thousand Dollar Gem Robbery Amid Fifth Avenue Trust
Mrs Helen M Gould’s mother in law, staying at the Manhattan, was robbed of jewels valued at 5000 after a wild Brooklyn route and a cab ride. A polite stranger offered escort on Fifth Avenue, then vanished. the jewel bag was cut from the belt leaving strings. Diamonds and rings worth 5000 were taken.
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Manhattan
Hotely
Falls Life Less in Street as Brown Drops Dead
Henry H. Brown a retired business man and active speaker in fraternal circles collapsed and died Tuesday afternoon at North Capitol and M streets Northwest He planned a lecture on Heaven and Hell Destroyed at the Pythian Temple next Sunday Clarence E B Fowler to deliver The death is believed due to heart disease Brown 46 resided at 2202 Decatur Street Northwest formerly ran an optical shop 1010 F Street Northwest He left a widow Post Want Ads are free in the Rest and secure results. No charge for advertising.
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Clarence EB. Fowler
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Messina Earthquake Ruins Desolate City After Early Morning Shock
Eyewitness reports from Messina describe a devastating quake that collapsed houses and towers as tidal floodwaters swept streets. A wounded soldier and a Mes s in a survivor recount the terror, with 2,400 terrified residents gathered in the square and countless casualties feared in the ruins.
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Enia
Catania
Mesgina
Boston financier found guilty after extended trial
A formerly well-known financial agent in New York City was found guilty after a prolonged trial. The case involved investors nationwide and stretched across weeks of testimony.
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Boston
ES Xing
New York
Betty Marquand to Wed Lieut John Mellor in Baltimore
Betty Marquand daughter of Frederick Marquand of New York and George Ogston of Baltimore will marry Lieut John Seymour Mellor soon. The notice appears in a late 19th century society column.
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Dee
Betty
Frederick Marquand
New York
George Ogston
Baltimore
John Seymour Mellor
Tieta Rifles
China seeks alliance. Root rejects overtures
A Washington dispatch reports Dr Tang Shu Yo Yi, China’s special ambassador, failed to win a U S alliance. He sought friendly notes and a formal thanks for Boxer indemnity remission while pursuing a hoped for accord. Secretary Root indicated no war pledge or alliance will be offered. He will likely gain only formal courtesy.
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New York
Washington
the Times
T'ang’ Sheo Yi
China
Dr. Trang
United States
Bhis
Indemai
Yang
Congress
Fragmentary text hints at war question and reform talk
Dissociated OCR fragment mentions war, nations, and a possible reunion of prime officials. It references administration, public support and Tang, but the unclear text limits concrete facts or dates.
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Mane Learis
Tang
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