Panama Canal Contractors Form New New York Company
A Panama Construction Company is formed under New York law to pursue the Panama Canal contract. John B McDonald is elected president with William J Olver as board chair. other officers and directors named. Government financial requirements are reported met and Olver's bid process linked with Interborough Metropolitan Company arrangements.
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New Yark Fe
John B Mcidsnaid
Panama Construction Company
State of
New York
Penama Canal
William J Olver
DS Assocates
Iwe Othes
Frst
W J Olver
AL Cosmet Secretars Aind
TD V
Patrick J Brennan
George F Hori
Robert
Russell
M.dunakl
Breisiu Ig
Donal
Interborough-Metropolitan Companyi
Interboongil- Metropolitan Company
Wiling J
Kuasyilte, Enn
Asouate U Son M Bangs
Panama Canals
Olivers
I Ole
Wwe
Dell
President Roe Roosevelt Seeks Clarification on Transit Funds
Uintar Hoan of New York met with President Roosevelt for about ninety minutes at the White House seeking discussion of transit funding and the Panaya line project. Roosevelt gave no detailed comment beyond noting he received the caller to pay respects and did not discuss the asset or related proposals.
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Uintar Hoan
New York
Finaster
Roeosevelt
Raenft
White House
Amnek
Salina Freva
New Yorke
Tailors at White House greet convention of merchants
President Roosevelt will greet most members of the Merchant Tailors National Protective Association at the White House this morning for the fourth annual convention. In Washington the sessions are at Rugion Hore. Ernest Smith opened yesterday. District Commissioner Macfarlane welcomed delegates for the city. F H Snider and Gwen Owen were honored in committees and addresses. A gavel from Mount Vernon cherry trees was presented to President Pwvetffort of New York. A nominating committee was named. After Roosevelt's reception the delegates will hold their second session.
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Mieseert Roosevelt
Merchant Tailors National Protective Association
President Tucker Hails Roosevelt Aid For Jamestown Exposition
President Henry St George Tucker of the Jamestown Exposition Company met at the White House with President Roosevelt yesterday. Tucker thanked the President for support and the House loan of 1,000,000 dollars. He said the announced date for the exposition evening should see the project in good shape.
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Henry St George Tucker
The
Jamestown Exposition Company
White House
Roosevelt
Tucker
Sprit
Objects to Church Bells Spark National Campaign
Special to The Washington Pact from New York reports Mrs. Isaac L. Rice leading a Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary Bells. Backed by notable figures including Dr. S Weir Mitchell and Archbishop Farley, the effort seeks to abolish church bells amid public complaints of loud morning chimes from churches such as the Little Church Around the Corner. The group has not yet formalized its plan, but hints at action if a suitable body is found.
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New York
Isaac L. Rice
Society For the Suppression of Unnecessary
Uni
S. Weir Mitchell
Philadelphia
Archbishop Farley
Divorce After Ten Years Special to The Washington Post
After years of separation a divorce decree was granted to Willis Gay, a Vienna and Paris society figure, with the suit filed under Ei H Howe to protect anonymity. Contested by a Virginia Hotel proprietor in Vienna, Howe is described as wealthy and dwelling in a palatial home with a Paris connection and a summer residence, while her circle includes opera singer Tandhon Thompson and a Chicago background.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Ill
Havi
Vienna and Pans
Willis
Gay
Jo Honor
Ei H Howe
Ager
Virginia
Howe
Vienna
Maman
Paris
Tandhon Thompson
Sweden to send cruiser to Jamestown Exposition
Stockholm announces the armored cruiser Fylaia of 4000 tons will represent Sweden at the James town Exposition naval review in Hampton Roads. Commanded by Capt Lindberg, the voyage marks the ship’s maiden voyage with Prince Jam aboard and Swedish cadets and a special Jamestown Commissioner also on board.
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Btockholm
Sweden
Fylaia
Hampton Roads
Lindberg
Stockholm
Prince Jam
Jage
Fvngir
United States
Charles W Kehlsaat
Berlin
Regal
Phe
Mary 8 Anthony Dead In Rochester Sister of Susan B Anthony Dies
Mary Anthony, sister and lifelong co worker of Susan B Anthony, died at her Rochester home. She would have turned eighty in April and had long supported the suffrage cause, aided by her sister’s praise of Sister Mary’s counsel and sympathy. She had not been well since Susan B Anthony’s death eleven months ago.
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Rochester
Mary Anthon
Susan B Anthony
Anthony
Susan
Mary
Legacy seeker Lizzie Dolan to reclaim inheritance in Theland
Lizzie Dolan formerly of aft v street writes from Ireland claiming a fortune left by a relative. She left Washington for Theland to pursue inheritance and plans to return to live in this city. Dolan, about thirty five, was previously in the office of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General and spoke of government service ties. In Theland she mentions Uprec members of Parliament and asserts readiness to rejoin her associates.
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Lizzie Dolan
Aft v Street
Ireland
Dolan
Treyland
Washington
Uprec
Ernment Service
Tribute to Lady Grenfell Remembered by Parliament
Ottawa lawmakers adjourned without business as a mark of respect for the grieving Grenfell family. Lady Grenfell died at the government lodge yesterday. Her body will sail to England on the Empire ship from Halifax next Saturday.
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Lady Grenfell
Ottawa
Ontario
England
Britain
Halifax
Washington Gets Snowbound Night of Sleigh Bells
Washington woke to heavy snow with eight inches falling Monday and Tuesday. Sleighs crowded the streets as horses mastered the thawed roads and even autos were halted, while Miss Mathilde Townsend rode a silver-belled Russian droshky sleigh. City crews mobilized 200 workers to clear sidewalks, and officials urged Congress to provide 5000 more for snow removal amid ongoing winter storms. The Congressional Limited train ran two and a half hours late.
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Washington
Mathilde Townsend
Richard Townsend
United States Express Company
West
John T. Twohey
Congress
Congressional Limited
Pennsylvania
Weather Burden Pressures City Charity Efforts
Weather intensifies hardship as Associated Charities and Citizens' Relief Association struggle to meet demand. Eight charity offices and nine agents toil to process applications, provide coal, milk, and eggs, and arrange work. Desperate families, including deserted wives and ill mothers, face mounting need while few donations arrive. appeals urge contributions to both organizations through designated treasurers.
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White Ane Associated Charities
Associated Charities
Irwhn Joy Edson
Citizens’ Relief Association
Corcoran Thom
Mina Annon D. Bolling
Jakep A. Hin
John J Rothermel
H B.J. Corcoran Thom
Y. P
C. EK
Benjamin Alvord
John J. Rother
Mai
White House Sleigh Out During Roosevelt Boy Visit
Roosevelt boys entertain schoolboy guests as the White House sleigh breaks down near the west executive entrance. The 614 sleigh, unused for two years, is repaired quickly while Arch ie Roosevelt and friends ride a sled attached to the sleigh. The President later rides horseback with Secretary Root through snowy suburban northwest.
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Roosevelt
Guetta
Archie
Quentin Roosevelt
Executive Grounds
Executive Atabl
Potomac
Root
Funeral of Dr Rodriguez at St Matthew’s Church
A large crowd attended the funeral of Dr Jose Ignacio Rodrigues librarian and chief translator of the International Bureau of American Republics who died last Friday. Solemn high mass was offered by Rev Father Buakey with several priests present. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included John Barrett and Francisco J Yanes among others. active pallbearers were Thomas J and Edward A Wisher. Ministers from Ecuador Peru Panama Bolivia and Nicaragua attended. The sanctuary overflowed with flowers and wreaths from the bureau and its staff.
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St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Jose Ignacio Rodrigues
International Bureau of American Republics
Father Buakey
Father Lee
Father Cooper
Dr. Stafford
St Patrick’s Church
Father Buckey
Rodriguez
Bureau of American Republics
St. Matthew's
Mount Olivet Cemetery
John Barrett
Bureau
Williams C Fox
William H. Curtis
Frederick Emory
Francisco J. Yanes
Velox
Ternational
Army officer convicted after lengthy court martial
Second Lieut John S Hamilton of Company F Twelfth Infantry was found guilty on three charges misappropriation of funds absence without leave and conduct unbecoming an officer. He was sentenced to dismissal without honor and imprisonment for a year and a half. He appealed and asked Capt William H Jordan Jr to serve as counsel. The sentence awaits approval by the Secretary of War while Hamilton remains confined at Governors Island Hospital New York.
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John S Hamilton
Company F
Twelfth Infantry
War Department
Hamilton
Lieut Hamilton
William H Jordan, Jr
Jordan
Secretary of War
Governors Island
New York
Edwin A Root
Frank Silv
Hugh D Berkeley
Twelfth Cav
Alry
Emory J Pike
Fifteenth Cavalry
Oscar S Lusk
Twelfth Cavalry
Woodson Hocker
Fourteenth Infantry
Third Infantry
James Hanson
Edward Champe Certer
Leva Mining Board
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Leighton Powell
Sixth Infantry
Charles Keller
Twenty Fifth Infantry
John Scott
Charles M Bradford
Albin L Clark
Smith A Harris
Waldo & Azer
Thirtieth Infantry
William A Dsfilier
Forkville
George C Rockwell
Tenth Infantry
Howard Champe Carter
Keith & Gregory
Whshbeton Barracks
District of Columbia
General Hospital
Laws M Fuller
Ordnance Department
Stuart R Carr & Co
Baltimore
Mud
Charien L Willard
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Paul W. Beck
Witth Infantry
Eignst Corps
Frederick L. Buch
William A. Goyington
Artillery Corps
Alice W. Williams
Clarence Cargan
Artillery Corpa
Ralph W. Drury
Ninth Infantry
Gi Aelen
Camareras
Robert 8 Smith
Denver
Calo
Army Orders Full of Promotions Transfers and Leaves
The military dispatch lists leaves for Maj Edwin A Root and several captains and lieutenants across infantry and cavalry with effective dates. It also notes transfers between units, board examinations for promotions, senior officers assigned to boards, retirements, resignations, and naval officer assignments and vessel movements.
Carnival of Nations boosts funds for Odd Fellows degree team
Friends of Columbia Lodge No. 10 Odd Fellows staged a Carnival of Nations at Odd Fellows Hall to raise funds for sending their prizewinning degree team to the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in St Paul this September. The event featured nation booth decor, performances by Mrs. B H Smart and others, six music acts, and a 12 foot by 8 foot goat centerpiece, with dancing nightly from 1 to midnight and elaborate committee leadership listed.
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Friends of Columbia Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Severa
Beautiful
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Atreat Northwest
Columbia Lofige
Grand Lodge of the Order
St. Paul
Harry J Redfield
M .A. Swingle
James Hughes
I. A. Shackelford
B. H. Smart
O H. Clarke
O. H. Clark
Margaret Elwood
Lattle Lewis
Bower
A. C. Grossart
Mise Margaret Coutner
Hdna Knight
Lattle Webb
Bertha Alburger
M. 5. Whitt
Lucille Fect
Helen Cannon Conway
Mabel Mothershead
Hattie Steuart
Ethel Mattern
Lulu Ano
Louise Mayes
Edith Moulden
A. C. Wilson
D. W. Keck
Etta Page
Mamle Greenstreet
W. W. Keck
Grant S. Kendrick
Lewis Freund
Beulah Kendrick
K Freund
Mildred Fos ~Ler
Ada May Wagoner
Ada M. Swipe
Margaret Elbert
Bessie Osborne
Leni Applestein
Lila Presseraves
Madge Paylor
P. L. Paylor
J Edward Fowler
R Vermillion
Thomas W. Fowler
EH Smart
G. Taylor
D. Shackelford
D T Batson
C. A. Cannon
George Gerberich
A T Lewis
G Z Colixon
J. Edward Fowler
A. O Tingley
C.D Shackelford
D W. Keck
D. Lore
J Herbert Broderick
C. D. Shackelford
Byron Bond
W. G. Woodford
L A. Shackelford
B H. Smart
Otto F. Smith
W W Keck
Thomas Smith
E C Grumsey
G. Stanton
M . Swingle
Roscos | Wines
Phillipe
John HH Frogan
D BD. Lore
John G. Morrison
W. J. Galbraith
Thomas Shelton
G. Z. Cohnan
W. G Woodford
Frank D Seiffert
J. E B. Wagoner
M A
Swingle
Chitoor
S G Taylor
Shackelford
D D. Lore
D. We Heck
Je H Broderick
C. D Shackelford
WJ. Galbraith
C A Cunnan
H J. Redfield
Quo F. Smith
Thomas W Fowler
A. R Vermillion
E.C_ Gram Jey
Andrew Turnbull
George
Sluggish Liver Blemishes Life for Thousands
A health notice explains that a sluggish liver causes misery with symptoms like headache sleeplessness yellow skin and coated tongue. It asserts food provides no relief and that the bile is not being carried away, affecting business and pleasure for many people.
Warner's Safe Cure and Pills Offered for Liver Ailments
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure as a vegetable remedy for liver inflammation and related digestive issues. It claims to normalize bile flow, remove waste, and harmonize body organs, with Safe Pills to relieve constipation and no adverse after effects. Available in 60 cent and 1.00 dollar bottles, with a free sample offer signaled.
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Warner
All Drugsiata
Washington
May delay Cardozo trial approved by board
Board of education members expressed gratification at Justice Gould’s decision in the Cardoso matter and favored continuing the trial at the earliest opportunity. Admiral Baird noted communication with Mrs. Terrell, out of town, is needed, and her absence could delay a special meeting. Some members insist the trial proceed with a majority present despite her absence.
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Board of Education
Justice Gould
Admiral Beird
Terrell
Columbia Heights Association Backs Bill For Street Extensions
A Columbia Heights residents association met at the Savoy and unanimously backed Representative Morrell’s bill proposing a uniform plan for street extensions in the District. The group suggested minor width adjustments, while Supt W S B Todd pledged the chancellor’s support for a high school in Columbia Heights to ease central city congestion. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co announced underground wiring work. Four new members were elected: James I. Du Bois Henry Steimbelt John C. Williams and Franklin P. Wilson.
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Columbia Heightitizens’ Association
Savoy
Morrell
W. B. Todd
William 5B
Columbia Heights
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
James I. du Bois
Henry Steimbelt
John C. Wiliams
Franklin P. Wilson
Officers Honored At District Federation Reception
The District Federation of Women's Clubs hosted a reception for its newly elected officers. Mrs. Charlotte Hmerson Main, president, presided, with Mrs. Loretta W. McCreery as vice president and other officers named. Reflections on exemplary leadership and national memory followed, praising the late General Lee and heroism in a commemorative tone.
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Helen HK. Tindall
Jennie Jackson
Elen 3. Cromwell
General Federation
Liverpool an Altered Atlantic Port Amid Continental Challenge
The piece notes Liverpool losing its edge as England’s premier Atlantic passenger port as White Star shifts Southampton sailings. It cites geography, competition from Cherbourg and German lines, and a Continental race for mastership of the Atlantic. It praises German lines and warns Liverpool risks decline without adaptation.
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Library
Tyre
Venice
Liverpool
Adriatic Sea
Mersey
London Guardian
White Star
Southampton
Einghis
Esll
Cape
India
New York
Europe
Cherbourg
Cunard Company
London Times
England
Scotland
America
Queenstown
Saturday Review
London
White Star Line
Atlantic
Steamship Company
Cunard
Hamburg-American
North German
Lloyd
Continent
Havre
Dover
United States
Engand
Wea
Germany
Dec Weds 70-year-old groom in quiet SW Washington marriage
Andrew Archer a retired businessman aged 70 marries Mary E. Farr age 26 at 7 pm in their Southwest Washington home. Rev W L Lynn officiates at 415 Sixth Street Southwest with the bride’s mother and grandparents as attendants. The couple will live at 815 Sixth Street Southwest.
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Andrew Archer
Sixth Street
Mary E. Farr
W L Lynn
Gorsuch M. E
Mr. Lynn
Washington
Mss Farr
Law School Seniors' Election Names Officers
The National University Law School senior class elected officers for the last term. President J. D. Carpenter of North Carolina. vice president T. W. Bramhall of the District of Columbia. recording secretary A. M. Runnells of Virginia. corresponding secretary L. J. Nava of the Philippine Islands. treasurer G. B. Prindle of the District of Columbia. sergeant-at-arms F. E. Stilts of Oklahoma. executive committee members I. W. Youngblood of Indiana, G. I. Townsend of New Jersey, and C. R. Marshall of New York.
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National University Law School
J. D. Carpenter
North Carolina
TW. Bramhall
District of Columbia
A. M Runnells
Virginia
L. J Nava
Philippine Islands
G. B. Prindle
F. E. Stilts
Oklahoma
W Youngblood
Indiana
Indiana; G I. Townsend
New Jersey
C. R. Marshall
New York
Bakers ask big wage hike aroused by arbitration
Proomuw come te urmeaas or the journeyman bakers of the District petitioned for a raise from 275 to 3. Arbitration is expected to resolve the dispute without a walkout. Employers study wages and hours from other bakers as they consider the request. Funeral services for Henry A. Crowell were held at his home with Rev. La mar officiating. Crowell, nearly seventy, was a New York native who moved to Washington twenty years ago and is survived by his widow and two sons.
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Proomuw
Te Urmeaas
Henry A. Crowell
Mr. Lamar
Wilson Memorial Church
Congressional Cemetery
Mr. Crowell
New York
Washington
Pocahontas Association Reception at National Hotel
Mrs Année Greene, president of the Pocahontas Bell Association, will host a reception for members this afternoon at the National Hotel from 4 to 7 oclock. The Jamestown Exposition feature bell will be molded by Wilson Cary of Baltimore, a direct descendant of Pocahontas. Frances Wegms McPherson funeral plans noted for 3 pm today from Mendota residence, burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. she was eighty two, widow of John D. McPherson, born in Maryland.
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Pocahontas Association
Année & Greene
Pocahontas Bell Association
National Hotel
Wilson Cary
Baltimore
Cary
Munyons Remedies Commercials At The Post Office
A stream of testimonials from Washington readers tout Munyon’s Atomizer and Catarrh Remedy as cures for catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia and colds. Notables including Col Richard Plunkett and William Crawford praise quick relief and long term benefits with Munyon’s Dyspepsia Cure and Rheumatic Remedy cited.
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Munyon
Office of the Post
William T Dixon
K Street Northwest
the Post
Munson
Washington
Richard Plunkett
William Crawford
Seaton Street
Mungan
Minyon
Crawford
Stanislaus Dye
North Carolina Avenue
Horatiga Chick
Norfolk
Madeline Gulls
D. A Sanford
Indiana Avenue
David Warner
P Street
Beaton Street
W. H Hess
Payacian
Kilia Néy
Afunyon
I. Davie
Tenth Street Southwest
Mihyon
Pacman
Ohion
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