Miss Pauline Morton Weds J Hopkins Smith in Washington
New York Feb 2 at St Thomas church J Hopkins Smith married Pauline Morton daughter of the former Navy secretary Mrs Morton. The ceremony was by Rev Ernest M Stires with Washington society in attendance. Reception followed at 733 Park Avenue with a long guest list including ex President Cleveland and many notable figures. The couple will travel abroad for three months then reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
St. Thomas’s Church
J. Hopkins Smith, R
Pauline Morton
Morton
Park Avenue
Cleveland
Scrater
Stephen B Elkins
Cal
John J McCook
Howard Page
Jane Page
Charles B Alexander
Harriet Alexander
C H Ailen
C W Armour
Ellen Mercer
Catherine Atterbury
Astor
Frank W Avery
Robert Bacon
George
R L Beekman
E J Berwind Mooank
Francis Cunningham
J A Bish
Townsend Burden
Arthur Burden
Herbert Sanford Carpenter
Andrew Carnegie
Morgan J O’brien
Moses Taylor Churchill
Cornelius N Bliss
Lornhard
Elsie de Wolfe
Fire Aboard El Alba Reaches New York Arrival
The Southern Pacific freight steamer El Alba arrived in port from Galveston after a blaze in the forward hold and tower that burned for four days. The ship left Galveston January 25 with cotton sugar wool and varied goods. Fire pumps were manned, more steam was ordered, and several vessels offered assistance which was declined.
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New York
HI Alba
Galveston
el Alba
Florida Keys
Cart Quick
Reading room programs and ship movements listed
Volunteer reading and music schedule at the Library of Congress reads Tuesday through Saturday with various performers. Ship arrivals include the Ryndam from Philadelphia, the Cempania from New York, and the Astoria from Glasgow with expected dock times around Sunday afternoon.
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Library of Congress
James H Jennings
Bertha Hansen
Marie Hansen
Grace Adelé Freebey
Certruie Hale
Minneapolis
B. G Copelin
Rotterdam
Ryndam
Philadelphia
Plymouth
New York
Liverpool
Cempania
Havre—La Gascogne
Tendam
Glasgow
Astoria
Antwerp
Finlant
Carmania
Havre
la Savoie
Siasconset
la Bretagne
Brow Head
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Chebourg
Biburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Randiye
New England Alumni Association Holds Boston Reunion
The New England Alumni Association of Georgetown University held its annual reunion in Boston. Judge Charles A. Decourcey and Father D. H. Buel spoke as principals. Officers elected include President Decourcey, vice presidents Slattery Biggins Madigan Breck McLaughlin Fallon, secretary Fitzpatrick, treasurer MacDonald.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Georgetown University
Charles A. Decourcey
Massachusetts Superior Court
D. H. Buel
University
Lawrence
James BR. Slattery
Massachusetts
James H. Biggins
Rhode Island
John B. Madigan
Maine
Samuel Breck
John D. McLaughlin
Joeph D Fallon
C. W. Fitspatrick
A .A. MacDonald
Per Capita Money In United States Reaches High
On February 1 the per capita money in the United States stood at 332.96 dollars, up from 81.88 a year earlier and 33.78 on January 1 of this year. The figure marks the highest average ever reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wife Threatens Death After Typhoid Ordeal at Home
Mrs Florence A McComas 40 attempted suicide at 1406 L Street NW by cutting her throat with a razor while despondent over long illness from typhoid fever. Found by husband Edwin M McComas, she was rushed to Emergency Hospital where doctors halted bleeding and noted the wound partly severed the windpipe. Condition improved. she had just recovered from a prolonged typhoid bout and had craved death amid mental distress.
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Florence A McComas
L Street Northwest
Twelfth
Hobart
Dye
McComas
Law Students Debate at Georgetown University
Georgetown University School of Law held its first term public debate on whether the United States government should own and operate interstate railroads. The negative won. best speakers were Lesh and Gallaher on the affirmative and McKenna and Gallahe on the negative. Judges included Rev Charles Macksay and Chief Justice Charry. University Orchestra provided music with solos by S Edmonds and J Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesh
Gallaher
School of Law
Georgetown University
United States
Charlea M Mattingly
Paul E. Lesh
Henry C_ McKenna
BE McHenry Gallahe
Charles Macksey
Charry
OE Clabaugh
District Supreme Art
Daniel W Baker
University
S. Edmonds
J. Kelly
Charles C.ann
Accused Baltimore Theft Case Involving Former Foreman
Edgar C Dix, 10089 Twenty sixth Street Northwest, was arrested by Detectives Grant and Berman on a warrant from Baltimore authorities. He is charged with stealing $60 worth of paints and oils from Geneseo Roofing Company at 167 Hutman Place Baltimore. The former foreman allegedly kept a key to a toolbox and took items after being discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Dix
Edgar @ Dix
Twenty-sixth Street
Grant and Berman
Baltimore
Geneseo Roofing Company
Hutan Place
Dix
Purse Thief Captured After East Northwest Chase
Miss McManus, returning from a late marketing trip on 14 H Street NW, was assaulted by a roughly dressed Black man who stole her purse. George Kennon, a firefighter from Engine Company No. 14, pursued and captured the suspect near the engine house. Patrolman Downs took the suspect to the station house. McManus identified the thief as Charles Thompson, 29, of 1026 Third Street NW. The pocketbook contained 28 cents and a set of car tickets. eggs smeared McManus' skirts as she planned to press charges in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Ja McManuws
H Street
Eighth
Misa McMenna
Death ends long illness of Mrs Harriet Leavenworth Gibson
Mrs Harriet Leavenworth Gibson wife of Gen Horfatio Gates Gibson retired A S A died at home 916 Twenty third street northwest at 11 80 last night after a lingering illness Immediate cause was partial paralysis and cerebral hemorrhage She was in her seventy second year Survived by husband three sons and three daughters Catherine Gibson White Mrs George W Wallace Mme Atkinson Maj W B Atkinson of the Fourth United States Infantry stationed at Washington Barracks P ibson and Dr B H Gibson of New York Daughter of the late Maj Benjamin Walker paymaster Funeral services to be held at the family residence Monday arrangements not yet completed
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Harriet Leavenworth Gibson
Horfatio Gates Gibson
Twentythird Street
Gibs
Catherine Gibson White
George W Wallace
Mme. Atkinson
Sacred Heart Convent
Chicago
W. B. Atkinson
Fourth
United States Infantry
Washington Barracks
Ibson
BH. G. Gibson
New York
Gibson
Benjamin Walker
Y M C A Workers Dined to Wish Orient Trip Well
More than 120 attendees at a Y M C A dinner honored W Woodward and J B Sleeman who prepare to travel to the Orient for missionary study. Speakers praised public spiritedness and discussed upcoming travel to Japan China Hongkong and India with plans to attend conference events and a centennial mission in China. The piece also notes Nanning in Kwangsi opening to foreign trade on January 1 per a Pekin embassy report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W Woodward
John B Sleeman
Orient
M. Ross Fishburn
H. Warner
F. W. Hearne
Messrs Woodward
Sleman
Woodward
Thsk McA
Japan
China
Hongkong
India
Themerican Board of Foreign Missions
Christian Missions
West
New York
Washington
J B Steman
Justice Pestle
Court of Claims
A. M. Lothrop
T Ht Anderson
G. W. Prince
M Sternberg
John Tweedale
E. M. Gallaudet
State Department
Pekin
Nanning
Kwangsi
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures for Eczema and Blood Ailments
An advert claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures eczema and other blood diseases regardless of severity or duration. It cites testimonials totaling 40,366 in two years and features a Champaign Illinois pump maker Mr C C Bailey who allegedly saw a doctor doubting cure but then benefited from the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. C. Bailey
Champaign
Egily
Hospital Not Blamed as Kilpatrick Death Attributed to Weak Heart
Witnesses describe a hospital death during anesthesia for a wrist fracture. An autopsy found a very weak valvular heart. coroner cleared hospital of negligence. Family accounts differ. daughter recalls accidental death on the operating table amid anesthetic concerns. Kilpatrick family burial held at Mount Olivet. seven children survive.
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Katherines. Kilpatrick
Carpher Nevitt
Kilpatrick
Leech
Architects Admit Members At Washington Club Sketch Night
The Washington Architectural Club met at 729 Fifteenth Street NW for a sketch competition and smoker. About 96 entrants competed for a public convenience station prize. D. C. Ballard won, with A Burch Filtz-Simonsa and P W Wheat Jr tied for second, and R G Deseon third. Judges were Edward Donn Jr, Arthur Heaton, and W G Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingto Arugvenural Club
Fifteenth Street
D. C. Ballard
A Burch Filtz-Simonsa
P WL. Wheat, Jr
R. G. Deseon
Edward Donn
Arthur Heaton
W. G. Peter
Donn
Mathie
F. Beserin
Gota
Government
Treare
Carriers Object to Rules Hearings to Be Held
Eastern certifiers oppose ICC rules 15 and 37 governing freight and passenger tariffs. The commission will grant a further hearing in Washington to consider the questions involved. Taft to Attend Vale Class Dinner in New York for a 9 to attend the annual event at 18%, Kentucky.
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Interstates Commerce Commission
Eastern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission Bes
Washington
Taft
Vale Clasa Dinser
Taft Willo Te
Rival Lovers in Court Endorse Peace Bond Action
In Judge Mulloway's court two rival suitors faced threats over a pretty black haired girl. Moore bound over to keep the peace on a 400 dollar real estate bond, with the alternative of jail. The case followed a jealous quarrel and hostile exchanges between the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beng
Moore
Judge Lander Dies at 90 First Chief Justice of Washington Territory
Judge Howard Lander, first chief justice of Washington Territory and longtime Harvard and District legal figure, died at his home 1903 H Street NW. Born Salem Massachusetts August 11 1810 he served in the Mexican war and as prosecutor in Indianapolis before 1852 appointment to Washington Territory's Supreme Court. He led Harvard Club as president for a decade and was active in Aztec and Mexican War veterans groups. Funeral Monday 2:30 PM at All Souls Cathedral with Arlington Cemetery interment.
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Howard Dandér
Washington Territory
H Street
Lander
Corcoren
Judge Lander
Salem
Mass
Boston
Harvard College
Indiana
Indianapolis
Lender
Taylora
Pierce
Supreme Court of
Washington
Judes Lander
Harvard Club
District Bar
Aztec Club
Frederick West Lander
All Souls' Catesrian Church
Fourteenth Amlets
Arlington Cemetery
Weather shifts as cold wave grips Midwest and Atlantic coasts
A sweeping cold front spreads from the Dakotas to New England, bringing rain in the South and snow in parts of the Midwest. Temperatures fall sharply with subzero readings in the interior. Strong winds and storm warnings persist along Atlantic and Pacific coasts as river levels rise and forecasts call for fair but cold conditions in Florida and the Southeast. Local data show a river stage of 4% feet at Memphis with rising expectations. a Warrior Meet in Tuscaloosa is noted alongside a Cairo supplement. Two horses die in a garage fire at Sixth Street Southeast, with losses pegged around $1,000.
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Ainsizippi River
Ohio
Oklahoma
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Dakotas
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Florida
New Doslandy
Memphis
Foy
Tentesmine
Cairo
Gta Pate
Tuscalooea
Demopolis
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Miss Morton
J. Hopkins Smith, Jr
Secretary of Navy
Eise Canay
Washington Society
Mass Mary Candy
Martha McCook
Lilie Lee Page
Emily Ames
Matilde Townsend
Jean Oliver
Florence Howestend
Antherine Hikins
Washimeton
St John Sonlts
Jestmar
J. Smiths
Harvard
Charles Schweppe
Frederick Wale
John ‘Sothrop Edward Morrell
Lowell Burch
Barrett Wendell
Morris W Kelingg
John
New York Harbor
Feo
IOWH
New England Association
Florence A. McComas
LAW
Gibeon
M.C. A
S W. Woodward
John B. Sleman, Jr
G. c. Bamary
Gartaparnilie
University Avenue
Chamia
Kpatrick
EB Street
James A Sawyer
Seventh Streets
H T Smith
Mother
Marit
eRee Ees
Wale
E Killpatrick
Mount Olivet Cemetery
E Street
Northendt
David C. Kilpatrick
Ninte
Ae Kommen
Kentuccky
N.Y
Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Baturdey
Atlantic
Delaware
Feghantnart
Oregon
Bam
Sudchine
Potdibie Munshing
Atisata
Tee Ag We Bieler Cig
Boras
Icrzo
Nati
Cherende
Wye
Wenport
Tow
Des Lomes
Towa
Galventan
Jacksonville
Bia
Marquette
North Platts
Wal
Sireese
Ata
Blucher
Botton
Rae
Bebt
Evi
Sonders
Eli
Ao Saeed
Sega
Thornton’s Shoe Store
Seventh Street N. W
Tomor
Home Savings Bank
Th and
Mass. Ave
N. W. Branches
7Th
Balererie
Louis Auerbach
Joseph Auerbach
Tharp
Berkeley Rye Siz
St. N.W
Dubonnet
Amer. Picon
Christian Xander
Seventh Street
Catatogue
Berlitz
St. IW
Grand Princes
St. Lorin
Liege
E Business College Bulding
Academy of Music
Oscar Garrissen
Rochambeau
Harry Patterson Hopkins
Owasco
Emerson Institute
Winslow H Randolph
Principe
Olive Dd Jones
Hoplins Street
20Th
Patreets
C. Eens
Pear
Lescom
David Moore
N. Y. Ave
Masgruder’s
Conn. Ave
K St
Parklin
Avery
Pwo
Pebura
Bottion Washington Brewery Co
Evan DR
BK. W
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