France May Not Act Before Castro Case Reaches Caracas
The article reports on European and American tensions amid Venezuela and Cuba disputes. It notes a fleet near a British island could be used for maneuvers, mentions Secretary Root’s testimony on Castro, and details French diplomat Maigny's expulsion from Caracas and potential French action. It cites Ambassador Jaugerand and French interests in Venezuela and the United States while outlining uncertainty over France's next move.
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Minster of Foreign Affairs
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la Guaira
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Venezuela
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Die Islemd
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Revital at Carroll Institute Soloist Appearance
Revital at Carroll Institute presents a Friday afternoon recital at Torral Inst tui Hall with soloist Mr SoM Fob wn. Pabien's sole appearance this season features varied pieces by Be o, Rheinberger, Chopin, Grieg, Wiedelssatia, Rawinstein, Uiszs, Speysines. Reels free for students. public admission available for Licents.
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Pabien
Be Oo
Rheinberger
Chopin
Grieg
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Rawinstein
Bowes Enters Soldiers' Home at Togus Maine
John J. Bowes former US soldier who returned from Ireland on the Ivernia was detained in Boston by immigration officials but has become a duly accredited inmate at Togus Maine. He was sent Tuesday at the expense of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers after a missing discharge record delayed placement.
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Ivernia
Boston
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Togus
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Metcalf
Yegas
Mass
Immigration Service
Port of
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Warg Department
Bill to compel employees to pay debts before government
Reported at a House hearing on Representative Dixon’s bill to force civil servants to settle unpaid accounts with Protective Association witnesses P B Otterback H S Meader and C J McGill noting 15000 to 738000 outstanding debts in Washington grocers ledgers Dixon cited Montana success while water purification debate continued with A S C E member Maignen promoting the scrubber system and a medical society urging water metering and sediment removal the highway bridge extension deadline was amended to December 15 1906
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House
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Philadelphia
Medical Society of the District
Senate
Swell Charity Fund Receives Wide List of Gifts
John Joy Edson announced numerous donations to the Associated Charities for relief efforts. Contributions include amounts from Mense Calver, Miss A E Howell, G F Cook, Mrs. Salter, Benjamin Johnson, Mrs. McBride, William Curtis, and many others. Separate receipts totaling help for distressed families and indigent consumptives were reported by John F. Wilkins for the Citizens' Relief Association, with gifts from Mrs. Mary Porter, Mrs. Ingersoll, Job Wilfong, and others.
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Ailan
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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 on grazing land lease request
Nebraska cattlemen from Valentine plan Washington trip to present President Roosevelt with a petition seeking federal land leasing for grazing. Senator Reynolds and C H Cornell travel Friday to advocate cooperation on grazing land laws. Separate notices mention Baltimore Old Town merchants banquet invitations to Roosevelt and officials. Also reports W J Woodside and associates paid $900 fines for illegal sealing plot aboard the Carmencita.
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Bonaparte
J. George Gehring, Jr
J. Frederick Conrad, Jr
H.L. Evans
San Francisco
W. J. Woodside
W. F. Wood
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Desmidt
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Arctic
Commissioners Hear Views On Sunday Rest Bill Debate in District Building over proposed Sunday labor restriction.
Hearings before the district Commissioners drew about 100 attendees including Rev R H McKim and Seventh day Adventist leaders. Proponents argued the bill would protect laborers and Sabbath observance, while opponents claimed it is religious legislation unconstitutional and unfair to workers. Speakers included Methodist, Lutheran, and clerical representatives, with clerks and grocers noting current Sunday employment. The commission announced time for written submissions and a delayed report to Congress.
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District of Columbia
J. C. Nicholson
A. H. Lewis
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New York Avenue
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Siman
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Lutheran Memorial Church
Mr. Price
Macferland
Corimlasteners
Cortelyou Investigates Rural Mail Numbering Plan
Postmaster General Cortelyou notes in a letter to a Kansas publisher that the rural mail box numbering order has been indefinitely deferred for further investigation. He explains the system aimed to speed sorting and routing, especially at offices with many routes or many families sharing surnames and initials.
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Actors Sothern and Marlowe back chair for stage
Miss Marlowe and Mr Sothern pledge $1000 to found a chair at George Washington University to advance the dignity of the stage. They will head a subscription and offer performances to fund the chair, saying they hope others will follow nationwide in supporting the object.
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Sold phony diamond leads to embezzlement charge
Conner, a Black man, arrested in Washington on a steamboat, was sent back to Portsmouth, Va., to answer an embezzlement charge after trading a fake diamond for a horse and bogey then selling the horse for 12. Detective Tuand seized the case. Franklin Webster Smith, longtime curator, moved the Halls of the Ancients art collection under a court order and turned over the building keys as the collection is stored and a new site is sought.
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Accident injures Eu reka Vire agent at Northwest street corner
In a collision between a bicycle and a wager at Wighth and F streets north west about 8 o clock yesterday morning Edmund W. Eddis an agent of the Eu reka Vire Insurance Company was seriously injured He was treated at the Emergency Hospital and removed to his home at 114 Sixth street northwest.
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A Boy's Breakfast Grape-Nuts Builds Strength in Hoosick Falls
A poster child for Grape-Nuts praises the cereal as his sole breakfast since age five, crediting it with ending indigestion and nervousness. The eleven-year-old, now strong and active, is named by the Postum Company and linked to Battie Creek Michigan.
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No Lull in Post Contest Brings Piano Prizes Near
Snow halts transit but not the Washington Post piano contest as Modern World men of America clubs and individuals submit coupons for five handsome prizes to be awarded April 15. Woodmen back the race, aiming to decorate quarters with a new piano this summer, while the Mississippi Society challenges leaders among prominent readers of The Post.
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the Post
Restraining Order Against Foreclosure Auction
Chief Justice Clabaugh signed an order restraining the auction sale of 2261 Ninth street northwest. Walter R Winston Clarence Winston and Curtis Winston Jr filed a petition in equity against William L Pollard and trustees Till and Fletcher, alleging $8500 property value and $200 incumbrance, seeking an accounting. Cause to show on February 24. Hospital committees report at George Washington University Hospital notes and ball ticket demand.
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Weather conditions forecast from the Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau reports a developing storm near the North Carolina coast bringing rains in the East Gulf and South Atlantic states and snow from Virginia to southern New Jersey. Upper Mississippi Valley and the Dakotas see snow. Temperatures rise in central valleys and the East, fall in Missouri Valley and Minnesota. Storm moves north Friday with rain and snow to the Atlantic seaboard. Lake region may see local snows. extreme Southwest also rains and snows. Winds vary by coast. storm warnings posted from Wilmington to Boston. Local readings list temperatures and rainfall across multiple cities Footnote data include high and low temperatures and humidity.
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Appointed to Annapolis Youths Named for Naval Academy
John M. Sylvester, son of Maj. Richard Sylvester, and Roger Warde Paine were designated for the Naval Academy at Annapolis by the President. Sylvester, born in Washington DC, attends McKinley Technical High School and has a record of public service and athletic achievement. Paine, from Springfield Ohio, lives with his parents at 2700 Thirteenth Street NW, and is a first-year student at McKinley High School with a father who serves as White House AP representative. Alternates named: John Porter Morse, Daniel L. Borden, Donald Dyrenforth.
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The
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St. Louis
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Columbia Heights
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Donald Dyrenforth
Young Paine
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Thirteenth Street
Springfield
Ohio
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Associated Press
Dr Littlewood Dead Veteran Patent Office Chemist
Dr J B W Attlewood chief examiner in the division of chemistry at the Patent Office died Wednesday at age sixty three. He served thirty six years and was a Civil War veteran. Survived by widow Mrs Florence Littlewood and a daughter. Funeral at St Mark's Church with Rev W L Devries officiating. Burial in Arlington Cemetery. He was born in Ashton Underlynn England and came to America at eleven. He belonged to Grand Army of the Republic Columbia Commandery Knights Templar and Almas Shrine.
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Amends Police Manual After Walsh Trial
The Commissioners approved an amendment to the police regulations defining conduct unbecoming an officer to cover acts that harm discipline or bring the force into discredit, including violations of federal or local laws and district ordinances. The change stems from Policeman Walsh’s recent trial. Walsh was convicted of gambling in a station house.
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District of Columbia
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Dr Shoemaker Dead in Georgetown at 84
Dr W Al Shoemaker of Georgetown died yesterday at age eighty four. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Noted for woodland poems published. Jefferson College and University of Pennsylvania Medical School graduate, though he did not practice medicine. Survived by two brothers Edward and Francis D Shoemaker and two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Buckey of Georgetown and Mrs Mary Walton of Merchantville NJ. Also: Joseph A Cunningham seeks divorce from Anna M Cunningham in District Supreme Court alleging infidelity. co respondents named in petition by Campbell Carrington.
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Francis D. Shoemaker
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Merchantville, N. J
District Supreme Court
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Anna M. Cunningham
Campbell Carrington
Sculptor John J. Earry Hospitalized with Typhoid Fever
John J. Earry, a local sculptor, was removed to Providence Hospital yesterday suffering from typhoid fever. Physicians say his condition is serious.
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