Jerome Angers Judge in Court Hearing Over Criticisms
In New York on February 2 former district attorney William Travers Irvings confronted Judge Edward Swann, calling him unfit and “half baked.” Swann refused to repeat the remark, demanding proof Jerome knew a reporter was present. The judge ordered a not guilty plea for Robin Tobin’s client and set the case for tomorrow. A protest from jurors against Jerome’s characterization followed.
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Junst
Robin
New York
William Travers Irvone
New York County
Edward Swann
Charlie Murphy
Ife
Joseph &. Tobin
Swann
Jerome
Has
Ceelime
Swan
Academy of Medicie
Aid For Famine Victims Reaches State Department
The Christian Herald of New York has sent 1000 to the State Department for famine relief in China. The State Department will relay 6000 to the Shanghai relief committee and the rest to Rev Longden at Chinklang. Red Cross appeals urgent for aid as 100000 refugees suffer in Nanking and other camps.
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State Department
China
Christian Herald
New York
Shaishai
Shanghai
Chinklang
Red Crong
Chine
Purguson
Red Cross
Bationg
Fred Iess
Washington
MISS MARY DESHA BURIED AT KENTUCKY FUNERAL
Fexington Kentucky February 2 The funeral of Mrs Mart Desha a founder of the Daughters of the American Revolution United Daughters of the Confederacy and Sons of the American Revolution followed the hearse as patriotic societies led a march to the grave Distinguished attendees came from Washington and nearby states Desha was a granddaughter of General Desha of Kentucky and linked to notable Southern families.
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Fexington
Mart Desha
Utuguters
American Revoluton
Washington Last Saints
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sona
Washington
Ass Desha
Gey Desha
Kentucky
Relief From Skin Eruption With Cuticura Remedies
A testimonial from G M McFarland of New York City praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for curing a long standing facial and scalp skin eruption after two doctors failed. The user details severe itching burning and sleepless nights before using Cuticura. two months later complete relief is reported and the manufacturer offers a free book on skin and scalp diseases.
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Signet
Mccfarland
West i
New York
Potter Prog & Chem Corp
Olumbuaive
Ranhive
Michigan Republicans and Democrats in national politics
In conversation this week in Washington, Col. John T. Winship of Saginaw notes Michigan's Republican tilt and the potential for Democratic gains if shifting statewide dynamics continue. He cites Gov. Osborn's evolving stance, Taft renomination signals, and a stalled New York Senate race as part of a broader party realignment affecting Michigan and beyond.
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John T. Winship
Saginan
Mich
Democratic State Committee
Europe
John T
Michigan
Winship
Republican. A “Nou May Recall What Roscoe Conkling
Col. Winship
Conkling
Uttle
Chase Osborn
Osborn
Canada
Col. Winshin
Detroit Free Press
Burrows
Townsend
House
Congress
Lawton T. Hemann
Tiemans
Gov. Osborn
State Railway Association
Warner
Taft
Democratic Caucus
White House
Charles S. Francis
Troy
Austria
New York
Washington
Executive
New York State
Col. Francis
Francis
Albany
Dix
Senate
Washington Fund Drive For George Washington Memorial Building
The George Washington Memorial Building Association seeks $250000, with $60000 on hand, and a mass meeting planned for district representatives to push city contributions. Granville Hunt to lead an advertising push, Charles J. Bell’s office hosting the treasurer and committee as Washington residents are urged to donate and back a nationwide drive.
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Charles J. Bell
George Washington Memorial Building Association
Chamber of Commerce
Granville M. Hunt
American Security and Trust Building
Washington
Pell
Association
Mr. Bell
Dimock
Oliver P. Newman
Citizens’ Association
Murder at Flint as Brother-in-Law Held in Fatal Shooting
Ellen Blade 40 and her sister Catherine Talbot 60 were shot at the boarding house in Flint Michigan with Frank Fox 48 of Sandusky accused. Talbot named Fox as a relative and possible motive centered on Blade’s indifference to his advances. Fox reportedly declared the fatal remark over the victim.
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Flint, Mich
Mies
Ellen Blade
Catherine Talbot
Frank Fox
Sandusky
Ohio
Miss Blade
Miss Blades
Fox
Pittsburg
Talbot
Oxford
Mich
Flint
Jonathan Gorton
Eliot urges sex hygiene taught in public schools
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, argues that sex hygiene should be taught in public schools to prevent disasters from ignorance. Speaking at the American School Hygiene Association’s fifth congress, he says silence has failed and virtue is humanity’s aim.
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New York
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Luther H. Gulick
Eliot
Clergy oppose big navy petition Boston clergy urge peace Commission
In Boston on February 2 about 800 Massachusetts clergymen signed a remonstrance against navy growth and sent it to Representative Samuel W. McCall for House presentation. They call the armed peace system a hindrance to industry and costly, urging peace commission use and US leadership in armament limitation.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Samuel W. NcCall
House of Representatives
Washington
Peace Commission
Congress
United States
Judge Hartwell Resigns Hawaii Chief Justice Post
Chief Justice Alfred S Hartwell of the Hawaii Supreme Court resigned today in Honolulu on February 2. He has long service in the islands dating back to the 1870s and returned in 1900 to fill a vacancy on the Supreme bench. He is in his 76th year.
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Hawaii
Supreme Court
Honolulu
Alfred Stedman Hartwell
Supreme Court of Hawaii
Hartwell
Islands
Upreme
Libeler of King Protests Trial Illegal and Refuses to Apologize
Paris Reb 2 Edward H James editor of the Liberator protests the London libel case against Edward Mylius as illegal and a whitewashing He says Mylius was tried under an information ex officio not an indictment and Mylius refused to testify or substantiate bigamy claims asserting the king should testify before any apology could be offered The statement criticizes the trial as a violation of English law and liberty.
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James
Mylius
Paris
Edward H. James
the Liberator
Edward Mylius
London
King George
Myllus
Taft Letter Rejected By Milwaukee Unemployed Group
Milwaukee session of the Brotherhood Welfare Association, an unemployed workers group, nearly erupted when president James Eads How offered to read a letter from President Taft. Delegates shouted to tear up and discard both the letter and a circular seeking enlistment in the army and navy. How silenced the uproar as the letter merely expressed a wish for a beneficial meeting for the unemployed and no invitation to speak.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Brotherhood Welfare Association
James Eads How
Taft
Mr. How
United States Army
Navy
How
Milwwukee
Held as Peter the Painter in Naples discovery
Detectives from Scotland Yard arrested a man in Naples on February 2 suspected to be Peter the Painter, the Russian anarchist linked to the Sydney Street battle. He bore resemblance to the description, carried a pistol, hid in a poor quarter house, and possessed a clipping from the London Daily Telegraph with Peter the Painter’s image. He claimed the name Fortunato Assenzio from Lonigo near the Austrian frontier. Police seized papers and photographs, and the room was searched.
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Naples
Scotland Yard
Peter
Sydney Street
London Daily Telegraph
Peter the Painter
Fortunato Assenzio
Lonigo
Polce
Peabody Critical After Third Brain Operation
Special to The Washington Post reports banker George Lee Peabody of Boston remains critically ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a third brain operation in an effort to save his life. He was admitted January 1 following tumor removals on both sides of the head, which failed to relieve his condition. In New York to West Africa service, Elder Dempster plans direct steamers from March 18 with sailings to West African ports.
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Senora
Alice Riano
Washington
New York
Chandler Anderson
King Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Victoria
Spain
England
San Sebastian
Senora Riano
Alice Ward
John S. Ward
Johns Hopkins
Washington Post
Baltimore
George Lee Peabody
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Peabody
Cushing
Mr. Peabody
West Africa
Liverpool
the Journal of Commerce
Dempster Empenvy
West African
Meat versus Entire Wheat Bread in Diet Health Hints
Dr. T J Allens Diet and Health Hints argues meat may show high nutritional value yet cost more energy to digest and eliminate waste. Olive oil preferred over cod liver oil. meat digestion incomplete in the stomach and meat excreta carry more germs, suggesting meat as a stronger autointoxication factor than bread.
Up-to-Date Dishwashing Method for Small Families
An homemaker argues against traditional thrice daily dishwashing. She describes soaking dishes overnight in a tub, then washing once in the morning after removing scraps. After rinsing, gloves on and chores finish, saving time and keeping the home tidy. She notes benefits for family time and cleanliness despite not using a machine.
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Claain
Board of Trade backs local funding for playgrounds plan
Washington Board of Trade executive committee says Congress should refuse full funding for next year and require local government to cover play grounds costs. A subcommittee will seek half of 17000 dollars from the Federal government. Also, Builders and Manufacturers Exchange endorses a Panama Canal completion celebration in Washington in 195.
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Board of Trade
Congress
Washington Board of Trade
Senate Appropriations Committee
Washington
Panama Canal
Builders and Manufacturers’ Exchange of
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Great Britain
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White’ House
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Arthur Vorys
Taft Organization
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Charles D. Hilles
the Treasury
State School For Boys
Hiiles
George B. Martin
United States Customs Court
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Hilles
Martin
H. Chey Drinkle
Foraker
George Washington Memorial
Speen
Post
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Lord Strath_cone
Horce
Gardner L. Miller
Louise Cromwell
Over Cromwell
Miss Cromwell
Alice Meyer
Alys
Charles Anderson
Cincinnati
Harriet
Harryette
Marguerite Draper
William F. Draper
Hopedaile
Mass
Germany
Continental Memorial Hall
Matthew T. Scott
Donald McLean
Orient
Youssouf Zia Pasha
Anna Pavlova
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St Petersburg
Pacific Coast
South America
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Paria
Sherry
Flora Voorhees
Oliver
H. P. Belmont
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Metropolitan Opera
William HK. Vanderbilt
Bray
Stephen H. Olin
Archibald Mackay
van Rengselaer Johnson
Margaret Mackay
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
Alonzo Potter
Henry Clews
Clews
Preston Satterwhite
Viola Townsend
J. Allen Townsend
Munson G. Shaw
A. D. Shaw
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Miss May Weatherbee
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Weatherbee
William Pinckney Phyle
Franklin Mott Warner
Percy Hudson
Tew Nichols
E. Reeve Merritt
Johnny Davis
Lottie Williame
Miss Leary
A. F. Winnington-Ingram
Thomas E. Tristram
Tristram
MR. Taft
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Os Keeper
Barbara Boy
Wilson
Moon
Firestone - Columbus
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Ladlord
Fayton
Barnard Motor Car Company
S14
11Th St. St
Atlantic Hotel
6Th & Pa
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American Taxicab CO
L Street Northwest
Kor
Strayer's
Strayer’s Business College
Old Masonic Temple
Eacmarge
Roman Automobile Co
H St
Philadelphia
Wilssn Co
St. N
Buick Motor CO
Connecticut Ave
Apaa
A. T
Selden
M. T. Pollock
Tance
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Ferag Waven
Pdanid & Hendrick
M.ibe
Carter Motor Car Corp
Dexn
Miller Bros
Labh St
W. W
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
N. W
Gnan
THES
Barnes
Ate St. NW
Imperial Motor CO
Bea
Carpenter Automobile Co
Pennsylvania Ave
Monsey Toamadop
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Berlitz School of Languages
Meritts
Emerson Institute
Revenue Cutter Commissions
Winslow WH
Randolph
Principel
Prud'homme
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