France Will Probably Not Act Before Reaches Venezuela
In Washington France faces no clear move over Castro as eleven American ships gather near Venezuela. French envoy Maigny says Paris will likely delay action until arrival in Caracas, citing complex relations with the United States and Venezuela.
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Venezuela
Washington
France
Nie
Lanis
Minchessader
Para
Sasib
Caracas
United States
Revital at Carroll Institute Soloist Friday at torral Hall
Revital at the Carroll Institute features Mr Son Fob wn as soloist this Friday afternoon at Torral Institute Hall. The program includes Be oo Rheinberger Chopin Grieg Wiedelssatia and Speysines works. Free for students. public admission available through Licents.
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Washington College of Music
Torral Inst
Som Fob Wn
Pabien
Be Oo
Rheinberger
Chopin
Grieg
Wiedelssatia
Rawinstein
Bowes Included in Soldiers' Home at Togus Me
John J Bowes a former U S soldier who arrived in Boston from Ireland aboard the Ivernia was detained by immigration officials but is now an accredited inmate at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Togus Maine He was sent there Tuesday at public expense after officials secured his discharge papers from the War Department archives in order to meet home conditions and finalize his admission to the home. The secretary explained a missing discharge form had delayed placement but Bowes expressed gratitude for the officials at Boston for their help and support.
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Maine
Kearsarge
Alabama
Barbados
West Virginia
Maryland
Antigua
Vasuiro
Root
Crary Root
House
Olver Targus
Fran
Caraca
C Tra
Martius
la Guiara
Jugsserand
Paris
Caracas
State Department
United States
France
Veruela
Veneguida
Prairve
Jararme Bint
MacKegny
Minster of Foreign Affairs
Washington
New York
Carmania
John J. Bowes
Ireland
Ivernia
Boston
Bowes
Togus
National
Metcalf
Yegas
Mass
Immigration Service
Port of
John J. Bow
Bywes
Warg Department
Protective Association Seeks Debtors' Payment Bill
Hearing before the House Committee on Reforms in the Civil Service heard advocates from the Retail Grocers' Protective Association claim 15,000 to 738,000 unpaid accounts rest against government employees. Dixon argued the Montana bill’s success and urged enactment here. A District committee discussed water purification with American Society of Civil Engineers proposals and medical society urged water meters and sediment removal. The Senate extended highway bridge deadline to December 15, 1906, amended from February 1, 1907.
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House Committee On
Dixon
P. B. Otterback
H. S. Meader
C. J. McGill
House
J. P. A. Maignen
American Society of Civil Engineers
Philadelphia
Medical Society of the District
Senate
Swell Charity Fund Receives Wide Range of Donations
John Joy Edson announces numerous contributions to the Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association for distress aid. Donors include Meson Calver, Allan, Mrs Howe ll, G F Cook, Mrs Salter, Benjamin Johnson, and many others, funds totaling varied amounts. Additional gifts support food fuel and clothing for distressed families and indigent care, with contributions from Mrs Mary Porter, Mrs Ingersoll, Job Wilfong, and others.
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John Joy Edson
Associated Charities
Menso Calver
Ailan
A. EB. Howell
G. F . Cook
Mra. Albert
Salter
Lhenjamin R. Johnson
Joan
Willang
McA. McBride
William EB. Curtis
A. ©. Bobys
Joseph B. Church
Josepha Wells
Mra. A. Gilmour
A. Clarke
Misa Nellie A. Cverett
J. W
Frank T. Stone
Warwich Evans
Edward &. Clement
Mr. Metzger
George F. T.jok
Jao. W
Thomas V. Hammond
Mary M. Kelly
George F. Foote
A. C. Babys
Cattlemen Prepare to Meet President in Washington
Nebraska cattlemen from Valentine plan to petition President Roosevelt for support of a grazing land leasing law. Senator Reynolds and C. H. Cornell depart Feb 8 to present the request, aiming to gain federal action for grazing on government lands. An earlier plan for a large delegation was scaled back.
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Omaha
Nebr
Reynolds
C. H. Cornell
Valentine
Mebr
Washington
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Closing Law Aimed at Sunday Rest Draws Debate in District
Commissioners hear views on a national bill to regulate labor on Sundays with strong backing from Rev R H McKim and Seventh-day Adventists and stiff opposition as unconstitutional religious intrusion. Clerks, bakers, and rabbis testify on Sunday labor and enforcement while others argue for broader protection of the Sabbath.
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Congress
Board of Commissioners
R. H. McKim
Washington
Hose
Board Room
Macfarland
MaKim
J. F. Hoffman
H. H. Russell
Religious Liberty Bureau
Seventh-day Adventist General Conference
Www. FY. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Pennsylvania
Christ
Caesas
District of Columbia
J. C. Nicholson
A. H. Lewis
LL. D
The
Religious Reporter
Plainfield, N. J
Dr. Lewis
D. ¥. Manning
Commissionera
Manning
Retail Clerks’ Association
Commissioner West
Seventh Street
New York Avenue
Mr. Manning
CG. A. Foer
Rabbis Stern
Siman
J. G. Butler
Lutheran Memorial Church
Mr. Price
Macferland
Corimlasteners
Cortelyou To Investigate Rural Mail Box Numbering
Postmaster General Cortelyou says the rural box numbering plan for sorting and delivery has been indefinitely deferred for further investigation. A Kansas publisher reported patron dissatisfaction with the system, noting offices with many routes or common surnames and initials.
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Cortelyou
Kansas
Actors Sothern and Marlowe back chair for George Washington stage
Miss Marlowe and Mr Sothern pledge 1000 dollars and offer performances to establish a chair in the proposed George Washington University to promote the dignity of the stage. Their letter to The Washington Post explains the plan and cites broad support as a precedent for nationwide philanthropy.
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Miss Marlowe
George Washington College
B. A. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
George Washington University
Washington Post
George Washineaton University
A. H. Sothern
Mr. Sothern
Phony Diamond Sold by Embezzler Conner Arrested
Conner, a Black man, was arrested in Washington on arrival by steamboat and returned to Portsmouth, Virginia to answer embezzlement charges for selling a phony diamond. Detective Tuand says Conner traded the gem to T. C. Bend for a horse and buggy, sold the horse for 12, and vanished. Franklin Webster Smith, aged curator of the Halls of the Ancients, surrendered the halls’ art collection to court order, delivering keys as the works are stored while a new place is sought.
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Conner
Washington
Portsmouth
W. L. Tuand
T. C. Bend
Bend
Franklin Webster Smith
Halls of the Ancients
Collision injures Eu reka Vire agent at Wighth and F
Edmund W. Eddis an agent of the Eu reka Vire Insurance Company was seriously hurt in a collision with a bicycle and a wager at Wighth and F streets north west about eight o clock yesterday morning. He was treated at the Emergency Hospital and taken to his home at 114 Sixth Street northwest.
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Wighth
F Streets
Edmund W. Eddis
Eureka Vire Insurance Company
Sixth Street
A Boy's Breakfast Ties Health to Grape-Nuts Rise
A Hoosick Falls boy grows into sturdy manhood on Grape-Nuts breakfast. Once nervous and indigestion plagued him at five, mother credits daily Grape-Nuts. He now eats only that for breakfast, says it satisfies better than other meals and heralds his health and vigor, per Postum Co. ad copy from Battle Creek.
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Hoosick Falls
Postum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Wellville
No lull in post contest for Washington Post piano prizes
Snow delays mail and transit but not the Washington Post piano contest as experts count coupons from clubs societies and individuals racing to win five handsome prizes to be awarded April 15. Modern World men of America and many supporters gather tickets from business houses and homes. Woodmen back the race and a new piano is expected this summer. The Mississippi Society leads as others fear losing footing in the contest.
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United States Mail
Washington Post
Worldmen of America
Httle
Mississippi Society
the Post
Foreclosure Sale Restraining Order Noted in Ninth Street Case
Chief Justice Clabaugh signed an order restraining the auction of premises 2261 Ninth street northwest in foreclosure proceedings. Walter Winston and associates filed a petition in equity against William Pollard and trustees Till and Fletcher, seeking an accounting on alleged payments and showing cause on February 24 why the petition should not prevail. The report also notes George Washington University hospital committee work and ticket demand for the annual students ball.
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Clabaugh
Ninth Street
Walter R. Winston
Clarence L. Winston
Curtis Winston, Jr
William L. Pollard
Charles S. Till
Lawrence G. Fletcher
Pollard
George Washington University Hospital
Charles J. Bell
Hugene Byrnes
Willam K. Clark
Charles W. Fairfax
J. Frail Lewis
W. Duncan McKim
van Auken Mills
Kate Dean Owen
Herman Schreiner
J. G. Seibert
Heman Walbridge
Charles HE. Young
William RB. Vane
Weather conditions forecast across the southeastern states
The Weather Bureau reports a developing storm near the North Carolina coast bringing rain from the East Gulf to the South Atlantic states and snow from Virginia to southern New Jersey. Snow also across the upper Mississippi Valley and Dakotas with colder air in the Missouri Valley and Minnesota. A northeasterly wind pattern affects the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes regions as new precipitation spreads Friday into Saturday. Special forecasts warn of storm warnings from Wilmington to Boston and a wide range of temperature changes across major cities.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weathly Bureau
Washington
Florida
North Carolina
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Migsouri
Minnesota
Atlantic States
Maine
Lake
Lepe
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
Upper
Lake Region
Upper Mississippi
New Eayland
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Atlantic
Wilmington
Haston
Raine Max
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
N. Dak
Boston
Mess
Buffalo
Chagas
Cinetonact
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Cole
Des Moines
Galveston
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Micha
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Louis
St. Paul
Appointed to Annapolis Was Born in the District
John M. Sylvester and Roger Warde Paine were named for the Naval Academy at Annapolis by the President. Sylvester, son of Maj. Richard Sylvester, is a McKinley High School student born in Washington. Paine, 18, is son of Elmer Paine, a White House AP representative, from Springfield, Ohio.
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McKinley High School
Roger Paine
John M. Sylvester
Roger Warde Paine
Naval Academy At Annapolis
Richard Sylvester
Metropolitan Police Department
District of Columbia
Richard H. Sylvester
The
Post
Col
John McFall
St. Louis
Twenty-sixth
Columbia Heights
Sylvester
John Porter Morse
Daniel L. Borden
Donald Dyrenforth
Young Paine
Elmer EB. Paine
Thirteenth Street
Springfield
Ohio
Washington
White House
Associated Press
Dr Littlewood Dead Forty Years Patent Office Chief Examiner
Dr J B W Attlewood chief examiner in the division of chemistry at the Patent Office died Wednesday morning at his home in Washington aged 63. He served thirty six years in the Patent Office. He was born in Ashton England and came to America at eleven. He was a Civil War Union veteran and member of several fraternal orders. Funeral from St Mark's Church with Rev Devries officiating. Burial at Arlington Cemetery. He leaves widow Mrs Florence Littlewood and a daughter from a former marriage.
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Patent Office
J. B. W.attlewood
Chemistry
Twelfth Street
St. Mark’s Church
W. L. Devries
H. J. Wiley
W. W. Dudley
F. W. de Graw
D. L. Sandoe
William H. Seaman
Arlington Cemetery
Dr. Littlewood
Ashton
Underlynn
England
America
Utheis
Florence Littlewood
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbia
Commandery
No. 7
Knights Templar
Almas Temple
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Amends Police Manual After Walsh Trial
The Commissioners approved an amendment to the police regulations to include acts detrimental to discipline or discrediting the force, or violations of federal, district, or city laws. The change stems from Policeman Walsh being convicted of gambling in a station house, with off duty status argued at his trial.
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Manual of Police
United States
District of Columbia
Walsh
Wast
Police Trial Board
Dr Shoemaker Dead in Georgetown After Poetic Fame
Dr W Al Shoemaker of Georgetown dies at eighty four. Funeral plans to be announced. A former Jefferson College and University of Pennsylvania Medical School graduate, he never practiced medicine. Survived by two brothers and two sisters including Edward, Francis D Shoemaker, Mrs Elizabeth Buckey of Georgetown and Mrs Mary Walton of Merchantville N J. Also Joseph A Cunningham sues Anna M Cunningham for divorce alleging infidelity and naming co respondents.
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W. al. Shoemaker
Georgetown
Shoemaker
Jefferson College
University of Pennsylvvania Medical School
Afm
Edward
Francis D. Shoemaker
Hilizabeth Buckey
Mary R. Walton
Merchantville, N. J
Sculptor John J. Earry Slips to Providence Hospital
Local sculptor John J. Earry was moved to Providence Hospital yesterday with typhoid fever. Physicians report his condition is serious.
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John J. Earry
Providence Hospital
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San Louis
Schnebel
Eriest
Lizzie Schnebel
Protective Association
Swell Charity Fund
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Old Town Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Payner
Wachter
Bonaparte
J. George Gehring, Jr
J. Frederick Conrad, Jr
H.L. Evans
San Francisco
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Arctic
Christian Xander
Glerks
Hington Post
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Annapolis
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Amends Police Manual
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American Security and Trust Company
Pennsylvania Ave
DR. Shoemaker
District Supreme Court
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Anna M. Cunningham
Campbell Carrington
NEW Publications
O. O. Stealey
Marcel
Woda
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M Rene Mean
Citizens’ Association
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Eckington
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H Andi
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K &T
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Henry F.miller
John F. Ellis G Co
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Ee Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
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Washington Gas Light
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