Undue activity charges roil District Republican fight
Political clash widens as civil service commission hears charges against two progressive federal workers, colored, linked to opposing tickets in the District primary. Senate Bristow calls for disclosure of district employees involved. officials note non civil service status. Campaign meetings surge citywide with rallies for Bradshaw Chase and Bieber Wilder tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Chicago
Civil Service Commission
Postoffice Department
Census Bureau
Bradshaw- Chabe
Bieber‘Wilder
Civil Service Mile
J.C. Black
Senate
Bristow
Rudolph
Aaron Fradshaw
Bradshaw-Chase
T. P Bradshaw
Republican Election Board
William Tindall
Bankers to Give Ideas Seek Wall Street Inquiry
Bankers at the ninth annual banquet of the Washington chapter of the American Institute of Banking plan to discuss the Aldrich currency plan and a possible congressional inquiry into the money trust. Speakers include John E. Gardin and several congressmen, with sessions on stock and bonds and financial policy.
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American Institute of Banking
Congress
Wall Street
Money Trust
Aldrich
Washington
Raleigh Hotel
John E. Gardin
National City Bank
New York
Coveress
Raymond B Cox
Institute
Joshua Evans, Jr
Kiges Natonal Bank
George W White
District of Columbia Bankers Association
Sennior Burton
Ohio
George W Norris
Nebraska
Martin W Littleton
John W Weeks
Massachusetts
Allen G Hoyt
Fatreet
Orphan Asylum Directors Report Strong Finances and Admissions
Washington City Orphan Asylum officials reported strong conditions at the annual directors meeting. The Inmates fell from 177 to 128 with 161 children in care on January 1 1911 and 36 admitted during the year. Mrs A B Brown secretary and Mrs S Woodward treasurer highlighted donations of 400 plus supplies. Herman Pinkham and William Knowles Cooper gave addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
William M Merrick
T/L. Johnson
Mra
Brown
W Woodward
Hev Hermann Pinkham
Hmnanuel Baptisl Church
Wiliam Knowles Cooper
YMCA
Sunday Schools Talks by Prominent Men Concluding Bishop Harding Presides
The first convention of the Sunday schools of the Third Missionary Department of the Episcopal Church closed with a morning session in Epiphany Parish hall. Bishops Harding and Tucker addressed attendees with remarks on the role of Sunday schools. Eight hundred and five Sunday schools reported 11672 officers and teachers and 113182 pupils. Lent contributions totaled 9,763.43 for 1911, with higher overall sums anticipated this year reaching about 16,400.
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Third Missionary Department
The
Episcopal Church
Epiphany
Llewellyn Nealey
Philadeljmhia
Willum Mead Clark
Richmond
K Hayakawa
Osaka
Japan
Washington
Tucker F
Virginia
Harding
Tucker
Richard C. Williams
David L Ferris
Pittsourgh
Stewart U Mittman
George Floyd Rogers
Lynchburg
Josiah Howard
Pennsylvania
G G F Bratenant
Ferris
Wiliam L. de Vries
Liewelion Caley
William Walter Smith
Eugene F Thompson
Herman L. Duehring
Geapeo H McGrew
Rolla C. Currie
Episcopal
Gadski Delights National Theater With Brillant Recital
Mme Johanna Gadski of the Metropolitan Opera delivered a brilliant recital at the National Theater. She performed Liszt, Schumann, Brahms, Schubert, and English songs with captivating grace. The Wagner group closing with Tannhauser and Isolde drew the strongest enthusiasm, echoing with an encore of The Ride of the Valkyries.
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Metropolitan Grand Opera
Gites
National
Mme Johanna Gadski
Metropolitan Opera Company
National Theater
Liszt
Loreley
Leo Slesak
Mme Gadski
Aoberts
Homer
Mme Gadahl
Tannhauser
Mie Gadski
Saara
City Bulletins and Vaudeville Lineup Update
Columbia-Vbe College Hero 818 pm Belasco- Ax a Man Thinks 215 and 35 pm National-Maude Adams in Chanteater 3 m Chase e-Polite Vaudeville 15 and 8 16 pm Academy- The White Squaw 815 pt Taaine-Elite Vaudeville 790 7.4 and 3 ypm Cosmos-Vaudeville 130 10 1psu Gayety- The Bon Tons 215 and R15 p.m Lyceum- New Contury Girly 215 and 15 You Can Reduce Living Expenses Holmes Homemade Milk Bread informs lower table costs. Order direct from Holmes Bakery. a wagon will deliver daily.
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Columbia
Belasco
Maude Adams
Chase
Academy
Taaine
Elite
Cosmos
Lyceum
The Ball Room Queen or Dig feature Today Virginia
The Ball Room Queen or Dig feature Today Virginia, the F. G You Need Not Hesitate to Sema Your Angerle and other fine linens to Con ger's Laundry, 7d and N Y. ave. They will be finished to perfection at moderate cost. Bend trial package Tel. West 427. When You Desire Hattled Beers Or Higuors, tel. M354. Deliveries unuilt We 2, in Jobs F. Cowley, Sil ltham
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Conger
Bend
West
F. Cowley
Deportation Drives Greek Aliens Amid Crime and Family Ties
Acting secretary Cable ordered warrants for deportation of dozens of aliens nationwide. Among them are Greeks with multiple aliases including Nicholas Kopaias and Nikolaos Demetrio Kopsias, tied to a Chicago family feud and a wife abroad. Others include Austrian Vincenty Fryss, widow Herminia Waltenspel with daughters, and Finnish passport holder Felix Salminen, all labeled public charges or criminals. Several cases involve alcohol, violence, or attempted self harm, with many lacking funds or prospects for remain.
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Bureau of Immigration
Cable
Department of Commerce and Labor
Nicholas Kopaias
Nicholas Ly Kopsin
Nikolaos Demetrio Kopsias
Demetrios Koulouchiras
George Demetrios Kopaias
Chicago
Greece
Old Country
Nicholas
Vincenty Fryss
Vincent Frys
Newark
Waj
Austria
Wala
Herminia Waltenspel
Cleveland
Croatia
Waltenapell
Agram
Isia
Felix Salminen
Finland
Milwaukee
Hill Lapis
Detroit
William Gilboy
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Westport
Ireland
Hooft Cleared by Jury in Embezzlement Case
Not guilty verdict returned in Alexandria corporation court for Lewis Hooft accused of embezzling funds from Mercantile Railway Building and Loan Association where he served as secretary and general manager. Commonwealth's Attorney noted nine other indictments. bond renewed at 10000. next trial set for April 7.
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Washington Post
Albeau
King Street
Alexandria V
Alexandria Corporation
Aganst
Lewis Hooft
Mercantile Railway Building and Loan Association
Hooff
Lynebourg
Brent
Hooft
Hood
Riga
Barley
Commonwealth 3
Taft Indorsed by City Republicans in Mass Meeting
Resolutions endorsing President Taft were adopted at a large Republican meeting. Joseph L Crupper, longtime party activist, was similarly praised. Delegates to the Eighth district and state conventions were elected, naming William Webster, William Scheens, H E Jenkins, H J Vemming, Charles Dean, Joseph L Crapper, John Brenner, Joseph Ewald, H B Quinn, W H P Kelly, W O A Joly, D E B Robey, and city committee members H B Quinn as chairman alongside Grover, Dean, Hancock, Forrest, Ewald, Fleming, Brenne, and Callan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Joseph L Crupper
William Webster
William Seheens
H E Jenkins
H J Vemning
Charles Dean
Joseph L. Crapper
John Brenner
Joseph Ewald
Roanoke
H B Quinn
H P Kelly
A Joly
EB Robey
Republican City Committee
R E Grover
Charles N Hancock
Spencer Forrest
E J Fleming
John Brenne
James Callan
Funeral of Micajah Clark Held at Munford Home
Funeral services for Micajah Henry Clark, last treasurer of the Confederacy, were conducted by Rev TV Austin yesterday at the Munford home, 1726 I street northwest. The body will be sent to Richmond, Virginia, at 10 o clock this morning for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micajah Henry Clark
Edward Munford
I Street
Austin
Richmond
Sunday Post Monthly Magazine Preview Promises Rich Contents
The upcoming Monthly Magazine section features a front cover illustration “Bringing Home the Mail” by Charles Sark and a lineup of notable pieces. Readings include Rex Beach’s The Real and the Make Believe, Hopper’s The Regenerating Flight, Mabel Herbert Urner’s Midnight Call, Laura Crozer’s A Second Chance for Bad Bows, Robvin Wallace’s Big Gun Flashes, and Charles Irvin Junkin’s A Penitent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sark
Rex Beach
Hopper
Joseph Medill Patterson
Mabel Herbert Urner
Laura Crozer
Robvin Wallace
Charles Irvin Junkin
Theta
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Argo Electric Vehicle Co
Columbia Motor Car Co
Baker Motor Vehicle Co
Dayton Electric Car Co
Granals € General Vehicle Co
Broo Electric
Grinnell Electric Car Co
Champton Wasoh
Fale
Kentucky
Kinball & Co
Ausertes
Electric Storage Battery CO
Boxee Sere
Allegheny Ave
19Th St
Philadelphia
Biche Car Co
Gat Furdebakee
Auometito
Ward Motor Vehicle Co
Erhone
Bell Telephone
Bell
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
9Th Street
Bucra
Lett Mutual Loan CO
9Th St
N. W
Prince Albert Amd Gaess Suits For Hire
Mery
Tharp
Berkeley
the Sunday Post
Dy Mail
Sloan
Henry A Voorn
Plainfield
Bya
Jon Harcuen
Selma
Burchell
U.S
Bradshaw Chase
M. M Parker Republican Club
Bieper- Wilder
True Reformers
Berry
James Berry
Washington Parish
Bays Brigade
Citizens Indorse
Northeast Citizens’ Association
Occoquan
Gale
Orphan Asylum Prosfering
HELP
M. E
Virginna
Wagner Gadski’s
City Bulletins
Ing Hotel Vost
U. S
Europe
FWO
Alexandrian
Commonwealth
Micajah Clark
F Street
Orient
W.B. Moses & Sons
Yeas
America
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Santa
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Broadway
New York City
Franklin
Dudd & Detweler, Inc
J. Nelson Myers
Wales
Flaten
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