French Envoy Sees Expulsion Quietly Shape Venezuela Crisis
French diplomat Maigny discusses Castro expulsion and Caracas tension as a fleet near Trinidad prompts naval maneuvers. He questions if France will act before his arrival and cautions on potential international complications with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Nie
Lanis
Minchessader
Para
Sasib
Revital concert at Carroll Institute draws Friday soloist
The Washington College of Music hosts a Friday afternoon recital featuring Mr SoM Fob wn as soloist. Pabien makes a sole season appearance with a varied program including Be oo, Rheinberger, Chopin, Grieg, Wiedelssatia, Rawinstein, Uiszs, and Speysines. Admission is free for students. public may obtain licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College of Music
Torral Inst
Som Fob Wn
Pabien
Be Oo
Rheinberger
Chopin
Grieg
Wiedelssatia
Rawinstein
Bowes Resolved as Inmate of Soldiers Home at Togus
John J. Bowes the former U S soldier who returned from Ireland and was detained in Boston was sent to Togus Me for admission to the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Secretary Metcalf released Bowes’s letter thanking immigration officials for their role and noting a missing discharge document delayed placement.
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John J. Bowes
United States
Ireland
Ivernia
Boston
Bowes
Togus
National
Metcalf
Yegas
Mass
Immigration Service
Port of
John J. Bow
Bywes
Warg Department
Unpaid Accounts Highlight Protective Association Hearing
Representatives of the Retail Grocers' Protective Association testified that 15 000 to 738 000 government employee accounts are unpaid. Dixon urged a bill to compel payment as in Montana, while water purification talks and a medical society report urged meters and sediment removal. The highway bridge deadline was amended to December 15, 1906.
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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 reports numerous contributions to the Associated Charities for distressed families and indigents. Gifts from Mrs Mary Porter to Dr Thomas Hammond total varied amounts, with receipts also recorded for the Citizens Relief Association funds directed by John Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 TO SEE PRESIDENT OVER GRAZING RIGHTS
Nebraska cattlemen led by Senator Reynolds and C H Cornell plan a Washington trip to present President Roosevelt with a petition for a law to lease government lands for grazing. The trip aims to secure government land grazing rights for Nebraska cattlemen.
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Omaha
Nebr
Reynolds
C. H. Cornell
Valentine
Mebr
Washington
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Commissioners Hear Debate on Sunday Closing Law in DC
A District Building hearing before commissioners debated a bill to tighten Sunday labor rules and protect Sabbath observance. Supporters led by Rev R H McKim argued for worker protection, while opponents from Seventh-day Adventists and others called it religious legislation and unconstitutional. About 100 attendees, with several speakers from religious and labor groups, pressed varied views as commissioners scheduled written submissions.
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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 Probes Rural Mail Numbering Program
Postmaster General Cortelyou informs a Kansas publisher that the rural box numbering scheme was indefinitely deferred for further investigation. He notes the scheme aimed to speed sorting and delivery at offices with many routes or shared surnames and initials, but acknowledges patron dissatisfaction in the region.
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Cortelyou
Kansas
Actors Sothern and Marlowe pledge $1000 for George Washington chair
Miss Julia Marlowe and Mr. B A Sothern, playing in the city, read The Washington Post piece The Responsibilities of the Stage and offer to head a subscription with $1000. They will also give performances to raise a fund to endow a chair at George Washington University to promote the dignity of the stage.
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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 Leads to Embezzlement Charge
Conner a Black man arrested on arrival in Washington on a steamboat is returned to Portsmouth Virginia to answer embezzlement charges after selling a fake diamond to T. C. Bend. Detective Tuand confirmed the swap and fake piece. Franklin Webster Smith, aged curator of the Halls of the Ancients, emptied the halls under a court order and will store the collection while seeking another place.
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Conner
Washington
Portsmouth
W. L. Tuand
T. C. Bend
Bend
Franklin Webster Smith
Halls of the Ancients
Bicycle collision injures Eu reka Vire agent at Sixth Street
In a morning crash at Wighth and F streets north west yesterday Edmund W. Eddis an agent of the Eu reka Vire Insurance Company sustained serious injuries. He received treatment at the Emergency Hospital and was later moved to his home at 114 Sixth Street northwest.
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Wighth
F Streets
Edmund W. Eddis
Eureka Vire Insurance Company
Sixth Street
Citizens’ Association
North Capitol
Eckington
A Boy's Breakfast and Grape-Nuts Benefits in Hoosick Falls
A Hoosick Falls boy, eleven, grows into sturdy manhood on Grape-Nuts breakfast. His mother says early indigestion and nervousness faded after she switched him to Grape-Nuts, which he now eats daily. The Postum Co. advertises Battie Creek Michigan origin and references The Read to Wellville book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Postum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Wellville
No Lull in Post Piano Contest Sparks Citywide Effort
The Washington Post piano contest advances amid heavy participation from Modern World men of America, their hundreds of friends, and local clubs. Prizes include a new piano, with April 15 as the drawing date. Woodmen and the Mississippi Society show strong support, boosting hopes of winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mail
Washington Post
Worldmen of America
Httle
Mississippi Society
the Post
Restraining Order Blocks Foreclosure Auction at Ninth Street
Chief Justice Clabaugh signed an order restraining the sale of 2261 Ninth Street Northwest, part of foreclosure proceedings. Walter Winston, Clarence Winston, and Curtis Winston Jr. filed a petition in equity against William Pollard and trustees Till and Fletcher seeking an accounting of alleged payments and other relief. Respondents must show cause on February 24 why the petition should not be granted. Hospital Committees Report notes George Washington University Hospital board meeting details and plans 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 From the Weather Bureau
The Arctic Florida disturbance has become a defined storm near the North Carolina coast. Rain in the East Gulf and South Atlantic states, snow from Virginia to southern New Jersey, and heavier snows in the upper Mississippi Valley and the Dakotas. Warmer in central valleys and the East, cooler in Missouri and Minnesota. The storm moves north Friday bringing rain and snow to Atlantic states, with lake region snow and southwest rainfall. Winds vary by coast. special forecast and storm warnings issued for Atlantic from Wilmington to Boston.
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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: Two Washington youths named
John M. Sylvester and Roger Warde Paine were designated for the Naval Academy at Annapolis by the President. Sylvester, 15, of McKinley High School, has a prominent civic lineage and early military interest. Paine, 18, from 2700 Thirteenth Street NW, is the White House AP representative's son and will graduate in June. Alternate selections listed.
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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. J B Littlewood Dies Veteran Patent Office Employee
Dr J B Littlewood chief examiner in the division of chemistry at the Patent Office died Wednesday at his home 103 Twelfth street NE He was 63 born in Ashton England came to America at eleven served as a Union volunteer in the Civil War and had thirty six years with the Patent Office His widow Mrs Florence Littlewood and a daughter survive He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic Columbia Commandery No 7 Knights Templar and Almas Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine The funeral is at St Mark s Church with interment in Arlington Cemetery
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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 Following Walsh Trial
The Commissioners approved a change to the police regulations defining conduct unbecoming an officer. The amendment expands the scope to include acts harming discipline or discrediting the force and violations of federal or local law. The move stems from Policeman Walsh being convicted of gambling in a station house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual of Police
United States
District of Columbia
Walsh
Wast
Police Trial Board
Dr Shoemaker Dead at 84 in Georgetown
Dr W Al Shoemaker of Georgetown died yesterday at eighty four. Funeral arrangements will be announced. He authored woodland poems and studied at Jefferson College and University of Pennsylvania Medical School but did not practice medicine. Survived by two brothers Edward and Francis D Shoemaker and sisters Mrs Elizabeth Buckey of Georgetown and Mrs Mary Walton of Merchantville NJ. Also note: Joseph A Cunningham filed for divorce from Anna M Cunningham alleging infidelity in District Supreme Court with co respondents named by lawyer Campbell Carrington.
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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
District Supreme Court
Joseph A. Cunningham
Anna M. Cunningham
Campbell Carrington
Sculptor John J. Earry Remains Hospitalized with Typhoid
John J. Earry, a local sculptor, was moved to Providence Hospital yesterday with typhoid fever. Physicians say his condition is serious.
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John J. Earry
Providence Hospital
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la Guaira
Tan
Maigny
Willemstad
Die Islemd
Aie
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James Mulloy
Uevedenios
James W. McChesney
Julius E. Juenemann
Tulius E. Juenemann
Jehange W. Juenemenn
San Louis
Neowsraße
Raab
Protective Association
Swell Charity Fund
Baltimore
Old Town Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Payner
Wachter
Bonaparte
J. George Gehring, Jr
J. Frederick Conrad, Jr
H.L. Evans
San Francisco
W. J. Woodside
W. F. Wood
BR. E
Desmidt
Carmencita
Arctic
Christian Xander
Glerks
Hington Post
Coupon Edito
Washington, D
Postmaster General
Sale
Justice Clabaugh
Walter Winston
Annapolis
Maj. Sylvester
McKinley High School
Roger Paine
Amends Police Manual
Lansburgh & Bro
National Capital
Sanders & Stayman Co
N. W. Percy S. Foster
American Security and Trust Company
Pennsylvania Ave
DR. Shoemaker
NEW Publications
O. O. Stealey
Marcel
Woda
Mme
M. Siccaidi
M Rene Mean
Peter Grogan
H Andi
Magruder’s
Conn, Ave
K &T
Wigan
Oppenheimer’s
St. Wormae
Henry F.miller
John F. Ellis G Co
Ave. N
Receal
Ee Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Penna. Avenue
Weill
Washington Gas Light
St. N. W
Chir
Alwassooc
Atlantic & Pacific Taco
Tthead E
Ely
Tharp
BerkeleyRye
St.n. W
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