Harvard Club Dinner Showcases Taft and Intercollegiate Ethic Talk
Harvard Club of Washington annual dinner gathered notable guests led by Secretary Taft and President Needham. Wiley discussed intercollegiate ethics while a Latin menu impressed attendees. Attendees included Justice Brown, Robert Bacon, and many Harvard alumni with lengthy guest list.
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Taft
Wiley
Harvard
Ralugh
Harvard Club of
Washington
Lfe
University
President Needham
George Washington University
Robert Bacon
Justice Brown
Cyl Weston Tint
Frank W Tlackett
Perry Belmont
C A. Barnard
Wukering Dodge
E B McGetrick
J. S Diller
George F. Clement
Franklin T. Howe
John M. Gitterman
Louis J. Hooper
Daniel I. Hazard
T. M Chatard
TD. B Chamberlain
Ralph Cross Johnson
M. J Holland
J. W Yavtdes
Truman Abbe
Alpheus Winter
Prof Trank HE. Migelow
Henry Ti Trower
Wilhay
C H. Chappin
S L Emmons
Ross Perry
Charles KE. Munroe
H Linrain
Jo Mac-Indre Sterrett
Herbert C. Hunter
John Tolber Wright
Mahion Hutchinson
Walter IL. Tarabert
A. B. Fa
Cguerne N Henning
Edmund Q
W Wy. Gale
Percival Hall
Wes Meclarlan
Walter R. Tuckerman
Samuel HU
F HO Hitchcock
WW. Wiley
Lewis Meram
Daniel W Shea
Lawrence Gentige
Louis Ross
Edgar WH Shaw Atory
Ladd
Louis R. Moore
Gordon
H. TR. Vanian
Woc
Margison
Kharles H. Stone
EH. L. Peargan
T Wayland Vaughan
Valencia Disaster Inquest Finds Accidental Drowning No Blame Placed On Captain
Coroner's inquest into the Valencia wreck returns a verdict of accidental drowning for the victims. No blame assigned to Captain Johnson after the ship struck. Investigations extend to the Valencia Queen and Topeka disaster management and Coast Guard service. Authorities plan hearings, gather testimony, and consider regulatory reforms to prevent future loss of life and property. Roosevelt orders further inquiry with a special commission and federal investigators, as the Tacoma grand jury continues its Valencia probe. G A R Department Elects Officers for Potomac division with new leaders named.
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Valencia
Johnson
Rotary Metcalf
Residert
Munasxs
Commission
Ocr
Smith
Vn-Tax
Queen
Topeka
Valeneit Tae Pacthe Coast Steamship Company
Orsat
Strait of Juar de Fuca
Roosevelt
United States Puistriet
Frye
Valeniik
Special Commission
Department of Justice
Valero
Tacoma
Fatally Injured Brakeman Found On Train At Bowie
Clyde F. Glasscock a 27 year old Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman was found unconscious atop a freight train at Bowie Maryland about 9 pm. He died en route to a Washington hospital. Police suspect he was struck or attacked after ordering a tramp from the train. A card in his pocket gave his mother’s address Mrs A L Glasscock Milwood Md. The body was moved to the morgue awaiting relatives.
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Clyde F. Glasscock
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bowie
Benning
Washington
A. L. Glasscock
Milwood
Glasscock
Mrs Calhoun Elected President of Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs Vina M Calhoun was elected president of the Woman's Relief Corps Department of the Potomac at the seventeenth annual convention. Other officers include Mrs Isabel Worrell Ball as past department president and Julia Roberts Farragut as senior vice president. Minneapolis was chosen as the next convention site, with the session concluding last night.
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Vina M Calhoun
Woman's Relief Corps
Department of the Potomac
Isabel Worrell Ball
Julia Roberts
Farragut
Julia West Hamilton
Sumner
Gertrude Morgan
Thomas
Mariam M Lewis
Lincoln
Nannie G. Davis
Mary Vo Neerr
Burnside
Annie Cromwell Morton
Alice Cooley
Omas
Floster N. Wyman
Lafayette
Jeffrie R. Cusick
Mary V. Goudie
Taincoln
Mattie E McClure
Minneapolis
Minn
Woman's dress on fire ends in rescue and smoke damage
Mrs Ida McIntosh 45 of 1036 Thirty-first St NW escaped burning after her dress ignited while asleep near a stove. Miss Agnes Redden at 1039 Thirty-first St NW saved her life, tearing away the flames and wrapping her in a blanket as flames spread to a lace curtain and furniture. Mrs McIntosh was admitted to Georgetown University Hospital with facial and body burns and serious condition.
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Ida McIntosh
Thirty-first Street
Agnes Redden
Miss Redden
McIntosh
Mrs. McIntosh
Mrs. Intosh
Miss Redding
Bishop Williams Consecrated as Michigan’s Fourth Bishop
Cleveland Feb 7 The Rev Charles D Williams of Cleveland was consecrated as the fourth Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Michigan at St Pauls Church The solemn service was led by Bishops Tuttle Leonard Vincent and Francis with a sermon by Rev Thomas A Jaggar Williams will assume duties in Michigan about March 1 delivering a farewell sermon before a month long vacation
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles D. Williams
Michigan
Paul's Church
Sylvester Tuttle
Missouri
William A. Leonard
Boyd Vincent
Francis
Indiana
Thomas A Jaggar
St. Paul's Church
Boston
Williams
Yanez Succeeds Veloz as Bureau Secretary
At a Bureau of American Republics meeting, Senor N Veloz Goilicoa resigned as secretary. Francis Yanez, a Venezuelan, was named to fill the post. Velez had led the bureau for years and served as Venezuela’s charge d affaires until about a year ago, now on leave.
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Bureau of American Republics
Senor N Veloz
Mrs Hofman widow of Maj Hoffman dies in Florence Court
Mrs A A Hofman widow of Maj John B Hoffman died at her Florence Court home yesterday. She came from New Jersey a few years ago and was eighty four. Funeral arrangements will be made today. Daughters listed include Mrs John T Granger and Mrs La Boyteaux. Southern's Palm Limited advertises luxury winter service to Florida via Southern Bay with Pullman cars and electric lighting leaves Washington on weekdays at 655 pm with dining car service. inquiries to 705 6th St or 511 Pa Ave.
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A. A. Hofman
John B. Hoffman
Florence Court
New Jersey
John T. Granger
la Boyteaux
Southern
Southern Bay
Florida
Aiken
Augusta
Washington
Southern Ray
Ava
Alternative Propositions For Piano Contest Winners
The Smith Company offers three prize options valued at $1,000 each for the Washington Post piano contest. Entries from many groups including Webster School Howard University and local churches flood in as the April 15 drawing approaches. Capron Cadets form a committee to campaign with a letter noting plans to mobilize voters and display the Bradbury piano fixtures at the Bradbury building.
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Washington Post
Webster School
Howard University
Modern Woodmen of America
The
Christian Church
HE. L. Robey
Herndon
Park Road Baptist Sunday School
Charles Reed
Slater School
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Metropolitan Baptist Sunday-school
George Port
Concordia Church
Columbia T Lodge
Mr. Board of Children’s Guardians
Young Men's Protective League
Fr. G. Smith Fiano Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bradbury Ideal
Apollo Music
Bradbury
Capron
Theut. I. Strasburger
N. Stull
N. PL Walsh
B.C Hammerly
Wareham F. Herfurth
D. L. Sprague
HA. M. Stall
Street
Carnegie Invited to Speak at New Business High School Dedication
At the Franklin School building the board invited Andrew Carnegie to deliver the principal address at the New Business High School dedication on February 27. J E West will convey the invitation. two school dedications are planned this month with speakers including noted educators.
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Board of Education
Franklin
Andrew Carnegie
New Business High School
J. E. West
Carnegie
New York
New Business Hagle School
A. E. Fowler
Annie H. Channel
McKinley High School
Washington
Alexandria
West
Jones
The
Business High School Alumni Association
Weather notes and civil events from February report
Weather conditions show temperatures generally rising except in the South Atlantic and extreme Northwest with light rains in the South and light snow in the northwestern upper lakes. Forecast calls for rain or snow spreading northward, snow in the Great Lakes region, and warmer conditions in the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic area. Special forecasts warn of a Florida disturbance moving north toward the South Atlantic States. Col. Hoff to speak on Russia at the National Rifles Armory. a two year old girl, Mary Collins, died from scalds after falling into hot water.
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S$ Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
South Atlantic States
Mississippi River
West Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Florida
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Upper Lake
Lake Superior
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Fort Monroe
Mobile
Col. Hoff
Russia
National Rifles’ Armory
Cal
John van R. Hoff
United States Army
Japan
Mary Collins
Third Street
Casualty Hospital
Garfield beef packers trial before long reading continues
Chicago February 7 The trial of the packers case proceeds with attorneys reading from Commissioner Garfield's report to the jury and expected to continue Thursday. Attorney General Moody left Chicago for Haverhill Mass after learning of Joseph H Pearl's sudden death. James R Garfield, the Commissioner of Corporations, returned to Washington stating his Chicago presence is not needed now. The government's case remains in good shape as the defense submits its testimony and the duration of proceedings remains uncertain.
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Chicago
Packers
Garfield
Lana
Sterday
Lanly
Moody
Haverhill
Mass
Joseph H. Pearl
James R Garfield
Washington
Florida physician's wife dies by overdose in New York
Mrs Anne Sneden wife of Dr Warren Sneden of St Augustine Florida killed herself with paraldehyde prescribed to quiet nerves. Her husband also took some but did not know she was dead until their son from a previous marriage alerted staff early morning. The Snedens had been in New York six weeks staying at the Vendome. They previously sought treatment at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Washington Post
New York
Anne Sneden
Warren
Sneden
St. Augustine
Fla
Hotel Vendome
South
Florida
the Sunday Post
Dependable shopping guarantee promises for all purchases
A storefront advertises absolute dependability in every sale with clear price labeling and equal value for all customers. The message pledges satisfaction, safe guarantees, and a fair dealing policy, noting that even children could buy with the same value as adults.
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Loase
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