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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1912
Page
12
The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable entities. No concrete people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes emerge to form a reliable news item or card teaser.
A fragmented notice from a local licensing bureau references a mournful event and a groom named Elet. The text is incomplete but hints at a ceremonial license action tied to Moon and a person named Sesterton.
Carroll Regulars and Reserves split with Memorial Athletic Club in a home doubleheader, 6–14 and 3–1. A protest claimed some Alexandria players exceeded the 140 pound limit in Section B league play, while Carroll dominated early and kept the lead in both games.
The MC A boys beat Ingram 16 to 4 in the League tye and 32 to 1 in the Intermediate, while Ingram Poolt 208 Sant res Varela Bhikamy Aut Vatt Tres, and Shrausba led the losers. McGalfrey and Straustaugh stood out for the victors in a cleanly played night of junior basketball.
An obscure passage notes William Rockefeller’s stance on federal governance. It mentions a debate about competition and industry, hinting at reform proposals and policy directions without clear outcomes or dates. The text is garbled, unresolved, and names a few entities without full context.
A fragmentary page mentions a Sunday prize feature for a monthly issue with cover design by Charles Sarka. It highlights various illustrations and segments including poems, portraits, and art by several creators such as Robiin Witlus and Laura Crozer, with mentions of pictorials and a catalog style layout.
The third trial of the Kimmel case began in a United States district court before Judge Charles F Amidon. The plaintiff holds the life insurance policy of George A Kimmel. The bank receiver of a defunct bank of Nil ed Mich seeks the policy proceeds. The defendant is an insurance company of New York. Kimmel disappeared in 1890 and was believed killed. The defense claims a man named A J White served a prison sentence in New York and may be Kimmel, now in the city to testify. Mrs Stella Kimmel and Mrs Edna Bonalet attended, denying White is a relative.
A West Penn trolley on the Scott Haven division near Coulterville twenty miles from Pittsburgh derailed and plunged down a 200 foot embankment. Five miners from Greenock were killed including Luke and John Donnelly and William McHugh. Fifteen injured, some seriously, all miners en route to Greenock mines. The crash occurred on a curve in a slight grade as the train left the rails, the icy conditions worsening the injuries.
A court session at the home of a Jennings man and banker marked the day’s events in the Mas G Leslie county tax collector trial. The defendant faces bribery conspiracy and embezzlement charges connected to a council project. Jennings Conialy, president of the Columbia Nation Bank, led the defense as jurors adjourned after the morning. Jennings testimony will be read tomorrow.
A will of late James Hawley, involving vast railroad interests and a partner Irink TL Davis, is missing. Private tapes partly checked, but the document not found. disposition of Hawley estate remains unsettled.
A wreck involving a Cres between Hi bus Passth and a freight train injured 100 passengers. Reports say several notable names from Memphis were taken to hospitals after the collision near the Southern Rail line. Authorities investigate cause while the injured are treated.
Fire swept through the Downes Hotel in Sprin ia causing about 400000 dollars in damage. Guests fled as the blaze threatened nearby buildings and required police and fire units from Lin sing and Jackson to assist.
The fragment notes a commanding officer facing an intimidation threat over employment decisions. It mentions Pastor temo cutda Wert saguet and a movement by Sursmipse men from Moline Davenport and Dok Island seeking a settlement of the trouble.
The Duke and Duchess travel with Princess Patricia to Connaught for summer lodging aboard a grand bridge over the Tobique River. Lord Strathcona hosts the Tobique Salmon Lodge, entertaining the party during their stay.
The constitutional convention at Columbus agrees on the form of the jury system. The provision requires three fourths of jurors agreeing in verdicts for conviction, replacing the present law that needs unanimous consent on both indictment and verdicts.
President Stockton announced all outstanding debts were canceled as the university nears a five year plan funded by 100 subscribers at $100 annually. The institution, termed non sectarian and government-focused, aims to become the Columbian College of George Washington University with stronger support from alumni and students.
Special to The Washington Post Hyattsville Md Feb 6 Capt and Mrs William A Noel celebrated their eightieth wedding anniversary at their Baltimore Street home with visits from Baltimore Washington and nearby communities. Two receptions were held one from 5 to 6 pm and another from 8 to 10 pm. Mrs J Witeon Brown of Baltimore was maid of honor and Cust Ldwacd Schoeder of York Pa was best man. Guests included Mr and Mrs Noel and relatives from Baltimore Washington and nearby. Mrs Harriet Ansmann of Baltimore attended and recited Sir Lovell s Bride at the afternoon reception.
A royal thanksgiving service was held to honor the safe return of King George and Queen Mary from India. Their majesties, amid fog and slush, rode through city streets as immense crowds cheered. Archbishops Canterbury and York and nineteen bishops greeted them at St Paul’s Cathedral. Westminster, London officials, and Temple Bar dignitaries welcomed the royals with ceremonial pageantry.
Copenhagen reports King Frederick fell ill during a routine walk and was brought to the palace. Doctors describe his condition as serious, with a bulletin issued noting factors affecting his health. The London Daily Mail cites Copenhagen physicians confirming the gravity of the king's illness.
Gen James B. Weaver former Populist presidential candidate died at his relatives home in Den Maines Town aged eighty. The veteran figure, active in politics since the 1890s, passed away after a long public life and a brief illness.
Barbara Boyd surveys the tension between a wife’s art and a husband’s demands in a divorce dispute. She notes a progressive view where a man supports a wife’s career, contrasting with traditional expectations that a wife abandon her profession for domestic life. The piece highlights empathy from sympathetic husbands and praises couples who balance fame, family, and freedom.
A reader questions strict monodiet use and its feasibility in ordinary life. The discussion notes the method’s historical appeal in infancy and in treating disease, citing milk and grape cures, but warns most people will not sustain a true single-food diet. It argues that partial adherence could still improve health while avoiding harmful food mixing.
A promotional notice offers a free bottle of Ozomulaton cod liver oil emulsion by mail. It targets readers seeking health and strength for themselves or family and invites postcard or letter requests to Ozomulaton, bis Pearl Gt, WT, to receive the sample.
Night in New York featured a rose arbor dance and supper with a minstrel in costume driving a rose decked cart. Guests enjoyed ten man talnstre band and Arabian dances by a little shepherd and shepherdess. Engagement of Hamilton Fig and Mrs Florence Amainck discussed publicly amid teas. Amaincks background linked to the Beekman and Fish families.
Real estate transfers list includes numerous Highland area parcels traded between individuals and entities. Notable entries show United States Realty Company, Milton Gilbert, James Brown, Veilia Taallwet, and Patrick J Jordan transferring lots across blocks 7 to 54, with some parcels priced at $10 or $1, and several properties in Northwest and Southeast sectors including Potomac Heights and Le Droit Park. The record notes multiple trustees and private buyers, with square and lot designations across streets and avenues such as Sixth Street Southeast, Thirteenth Street Northwest, and Sixteenth Street Migellands.
Superintendent of Schools Lartdusa praised the public school system of Washington and defended the charge that it was more expensive than that of other cities in an informal talk before the Columbia Heights Citizen Association that night at St Stephens.
The record details a dense Commerce Court session involving multiple parties including Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company, Interstate Commerce Commission, and various interveners. It references hearings on preferred rates, interchanging practices, and compliance with interstate commerce regulations amid adjournments and motions for reconsideration.
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