Fire at Gallaudet Injures Two Firemen and Damages Structure
A blaze at Gallaudet College caused extensive damage estimated around $25,000. Two firefighters were injured while students and faculty aided in evacuations. The fire started in woodwork about an hour after initial flames and required a long fight with water and extinguishing methods.
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Dioner
Gailandel College
Brat
Bink
Kenda
Vesbersins
Rfeeman
Mesate Hich
Kina Golson
Taft for Peace Court backed by MB Knox in letters
A Baltimore assembled American Society for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes promotes a permanent Hague court to avert arms race. Letters from William H. Taft and others outline support, urging arbitration court as path to peace and disarmament.
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Theodore Matjlowe
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William 1 Witter Eh
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Amerean Arterketon
New York
William St . Cunee
George Washington University
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International Court of Justice
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P. C. Knox
Chantecler as Poetic as Cyrano in Paris Dress Rehearsal
Paris February reports the dress rehearsal of Edmund Rostand's Chantecler at the Porte Saint Martin. A stellar European literary and dramatic audience acclaimed the verse as brilliant as Cyrano, though some scenes were slower. Guitry played Chantecler. Simonne Le Varsy and Gallipaux starred. the production used human-sized birds and animals on a scaled stage, culminating in a dramatic sun motif and a heartbreak for Chantecler as dawn returns without him.
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Martin Thesder
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Gallaudet University’s Early Years and Interim Leadership
A fragment recalls Gallaudet University founded for deaf education in 1857 with initial use in the District, 1864 college status and national reach, and President Edward Minor Gallandet away in Atlantic City for health. Superintendent W C Fowler leads in his stead as the institution marks its first historic day.
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United States
Edward Minor Gallandet
Thomas H. Gallandet
Gallaudet
Atlantic City
W C. Fowler
Merchant killed by race horse at Vanderrook Lake track
Jackson, Michigan, Feb. 6. N. H. Branch, prominent local merchant and former Michigan legislator, was instantly killed this afternoon when he stepped onto the Vanderrook Lake track in front of a pacing race. The two and two pace had four entrants. three faded as Branch moved into the path of Greenmore driven by Fred Cowan, causing fatal injuries.
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Mich
N. H. Branch
Michigan
Vanderrook Lake
Branen
Greenmore
Fred Cowan
Killa
The Cock King of Cambo Barnyard Play
In Cambo I pass a humble farm and stop at the barnyard. A cock enters boldly like a ruler, a hero in the eye, marching with confident rhythm. I see a play unfolding in this ordinary scene and return repeatedly to watch the evolving tableau.
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Aisdain
Tie
Girls' Strike Ends in Philadelphia amid Arbitration Hope
Philadelphia waist makers end a seven week strike after leaders report an agreement to reinstated workers, wage talks by a shop committee, and arbitration if talks fail. Society women attend the theater to applaud as arbitration boards are empowered. New York strike leaders announce a broader end within ten days.
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Planter Kills Son in Law Over Elopement Feud
Special to The Washington Post Carrollton Georgia February 6 A wealthy planter T R Johnson killed his son in law Henry Camp in a duel near Carrollton after Camp eloped with Johnsons 1 year old daughter. The pair clashed as Camp and his bride were en route to church with Johnson firing first and Campbell dying on the scene. Mrs Camp plans to press charges against her father.
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T R. Johnson
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Alabama
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Danhy
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Eagle Fights Alligator in Daring Attack
Desperate encounter describes an eagle attacking a large alligator near a lake. The bird swooped in from the air and water to peck and claw the reptile, then lifted the alligator onto a 12 foot pole where it dragged the beast, saving it from harm. The alligator suffered deep gashes and bruising with a risk of death.
Missing Girl Is Home In New Haven
Catherine B Day six year old daughter of Arthur Day secretary of Ure Sananal Pipe Bending Company, returned home after four days away. She wandered Derby on Friday then rode to New York with a stop at Grand Central, survived two nights in the station, then decided to return home after seeing her aunt.
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Conn
Catherine B. Day
Arthur Day
Ure Sananal Pipe Bending Company
Derby
New York
Lewngton Avenue
Grand Central Station
Araper
South Pole expedition report hoped for Nat Geo tie up
Henry Gannett of the National Geographic Society will issue a call for a Hubbard Memorial Hall meeting to hear the finance committee report on the Peary Arctic Club proposal for a cooperative South Pole expedition. Washington scientists note potential partnership between Nat Geo and Peary Arctic Club of New York amid favorable funding outlook.
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National Geographic Society
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South Pole
Washington
Peary Arctic Chih
New York
Coffroth Behind Schedule in Coast-to-Coast Bet
Special to The Weebington Fest Omaha Feb James Coffroth trailed two hours on his coast to coast trip after arriving New York on the Mauretania with four hours of leeway earlier claimed. He arranged two fights before the Johnson Jeffries bout but now doubts his chances, though friends think he may still reach San Francisco on time.
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Omaha
James Coffroth
Eugene Corl
London
San Francisco
Corroth
New York
Mauretania
Caffroth
California
Mrs Glavis Arrives in Washington Secluded Divorce Case Sparks
Mrs Maud Glavis wife of the cadet assailant of the Secretary of the Interior and a Seattle divorce defendant has arrived in Washington. She has stayed in seclusion for weeks amid marital strife and states that a sensational disclosure will follow. Her husband is out of town and she occupies apartments on Massachusetts Avenue. Glavis fled Seattle after Ballinger Pinchot clash. alimony and legal costs were ordered for her in Seattle.
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Transplant plan unsettles Nicaragua leader fears
President Madriz of Nicaragua grows wary of a proposed 3001 Swax Indian relocation from South Dakota to Nicaragua. Chief Table Btwn and Sioux leader Little Bison push the project amid surveillance and border tensions. Little Bison, his wife, and aide move to New York for talks with the American Geographical Society before returning to their people.
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New York
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American ,Geographical Society
Auld Court Martial Saga Promises Supreme Court Clash
Father of Paymaster Auld says legal advice clear and plans to appeal if the finding is adverse. Navy officials, allies, and lawyers foresee a landmark case rising from a court martial over punishment and double jeopardy, with possible U.S. Supreme Court review and civil court overrides.
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Joseph Auld
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Westala
United Faces Supreme Court
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Auld
District Supreme Court
Secretary of the Navy
Jave & Eight
Navy Paymaster Auld Court Martial Debated
Secretary Meyer signals strong Navy support for Paymaster Auld while debate focuses on possible penalties. Punishment could range from dismissal to demotion, with career implications huge. Public emotion centers on personal popularity and calls for equity amid questions of injustice.
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Auld
Lana
Court of Equity
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Frick urges Congress not to cripple prosperity
Augusta February 6 191? Frick arrived in Augusta and urged that no form of property be destroyed by law or court decisions. He warned against timidity fueled by fear of antitrust enforcement and political action in Washington. He said business forms may change but production must continue to meet national needs.
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Augusta
Frick
Washington
Conrideri Stone
United States
Pope Visit Troubled by Misunderstanding and Church City Dinner
Former Vice President Fairbanks visits Rome amid delicate Vatican negotiations. He declines a direct audience with the Pope to honor a promise to the American Methodist Church, dining with Mgr Kennedy at American College. Speech condemns religious da laousy and intolerance while urging unity among Christian denominations.
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American College
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Rome
Charles W. Pairbanks
United States
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Mose
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Vatican
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Alio
Chiensere
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American Methodist Church
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American Volleye
Neon
Mac Farbanks
Aude
Mg Kennedy
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Upa
Perbanka
Robnett Trial On Today In Naval Court Martial
Boston Feb 6 The naval court martial to hear Dr Amey H Robnett Omaha charged with profanity and conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman opens today mirroring the Paymaster George P Auld case. Miss Dorothy Hesler of Everston Ill and other witnesses from the earlier trial are expected to testify through records. Hesler denies discussing naval matters or giving interviews about the navy.
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Aché
Meyer
Boston
George P Auld
Edward S. Cowley
Conde
PA Surg Amey H. Rebnett
Omaha
Navy Yard
Robnett
Pr Babnett
Dorothy Hesler
Everston
Babies Thwart Court By Sudden Births Inheritance Case
In a probate dispute involving the late Witham A Hargadime trust, newborns arriving by the hour have blocked court settlements. Lawyers race to resolve claims as each new heir must be entered to permit any estate settlement, delaying sale of hundreds of thousands of dollars in real estate held in trust for beneficiaries.
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