Braun Gase in House Storer Report Unfavorable
Special Immigrant Inspector Marcus Braun faced a hostile report after a mission to Austria Hungary, with Storer Embassy communications alleging Braun was indiscreet and offensive. Hay praised Hungarian conduct while criticizing Braun’s actions, noting his attacks on the Hungarian government and lack of credentials. The episode prompted questions in Congress about omitted correspondence and diplomatic handling.
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Austria-Hungary
Sulzer
New York
Houselle
Marcus Braun
Presdent
Guent
United States
Braun
Brungary
Storer
Vienna
Hay
Hungary
Hain Zarit
Techecy
Ord
Australia
Washington
Toe Department
Hunnud
Lupe
Aibo
Canad
Askmohonis
Brauns
Flo
Brat
Stever
Ministry of the Interior
Polien Otherais
Hraun
Buda
United Sty
Keosevely
Addor Stecer
Oerom
Corsine
Fungary
Ulle
Simgelf
Ami
Air. Brann
Department
Paris i
Yan
Hotels and guests listed across major cities
A long list of hotel guests and their origins across cities like Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Richmond and more. Names include Mears Stolpher Macumbert Whitney Hudson Williams and many others with affiliations to hotels such as Willard Ebbitt National and Shoreham. The notice reads like a social register of visitors and residents.
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Baltimore
B. F. Darvil
St James
B. & Amon
F. G. Mears
National
A. M. Funteoner
R J. Meigs
D. T. Herve
Raleigh
Mies
Ruth Stolpher
New Willard
Boston
A. G. Macumbert
Cairo
E. ¥. Myers
W. S. Litchfeld
FF. Dodge
FF. Dodge, ©. M. Ray, Miss Co. T. Batty and Sister, T. J. Royce
L. K. Pierce
St. James
M. J. Cannon
T. J. Royce
L. D. Pierce
Nationed
J. A. McLeot
W. J. Webber
van Alten
Ebbltt
J. H. McKenna
Higgs Mim
W. M. Nome
W. Daly
H. RB. Dennison
Shoreham
Higgs
A. H. West
H. M. Wilcomt
Arlington
New York City
E. Wilaman
G. A. White
J. N. Glenn
Sheldon
Weber
H. F. McElroy
E. Tanssig
F. K. Shults
H. B. Travers
T. T. le Berthon
J. M. Carter
A. C. McKensie
W. L. Jessup
O. H. Kean
Kean
Hirsh
F. H. Bowersock
J. L. Hagin
Gilden
F. V. Stewart
W. Gellarty
J. Moffett
J. L. Bishop
J. W
A. B. Strange
J. H. Weatherhee
H. Pope
Chamberlin
R. B. Shannon
P.M. Brotherhood
F. A. Jones
C. B Burgess
T. ©. Conner
J. M. Freund
Weiss
Brownwell
P. Egbert
J. D. Burrow
Sachs
Waddell
S. Mener
A. Newman
W. Beteh
Hoth
Weinthaub
Schof
S. Wittel
S.C. Greenbaum
R. Berrett
Alabama
J. 3. Willitt
Anniston
California
T. Older
H. St. Tour
B. Aimes
San Francisco
H. M. Rosasell
Los Angeles
A. G. Tonney
I. Wertheimer
F. Ohler
Colorado
S. C. Parsons
Gumilson
J. Schoenfeld
Fiartford
G. E. Beard
Hartford
C. F. Brooker
Ansonia
Spain
S. Barum
Whfe
Tampa
Oghorgia
P. K. McKenny
Atlanta
Indiana
H. M. Attinson
B. J. Morrison
B. Gregory
Indianapolis
Krentucky
A. Driefus
Louisville
W. J. Richmond
Covington
Hughes
Ashland
Louisiana
H. C. Munaon
New Orleans
J. H. Hooper
Colonial
Maine
Donaldson
Sacs
Massachusetts
C. J. Shea
Mias
G. Corbett
Lynn
W. EL. Bourquet
F. L. Dean
Worcester
P. J. Hurley
M. M. Hurley
Fall River
J. A. Kimball
St. Louis
Montana
H. Wood
G. H. Gray
Great Falls
Nebraska
M. A. Hall
Omaha
New Jersey
S. J. Satin and Wife
Camden
W. WW. Lawton
Trenton
R. Corning
Newark
Misa T. Walker
Miss . Schwar
Engiswood
Columbus
H. G. Hammond
Wellsville
W. A. Ganin
H. V. O.philip
W. M. Bruce
Cineimmati
J. H. D. Rowler
L. J. Batey
W. H. Marlett
H. D. Toulder
Cleveland
T. B. King
Memphis
Ebbsitt
Virginia
H. Adams
Cumberland
Caro
Washington
E. C. Macdonald
Spokane
New Wulard
West Virginia
S. C. Denham
W. L. Highwood
Clarksburg
Wisconsin
T. G. Brittinghamer
Madigan
E. E. Smith
Milwaukee
Canada
B. R. Seabrook
Victoria
James
G. W. Marsh
Toronto
T. Ahearn
Ottawa
England
A. W. Righ
Liverpool
Germany
H. W. Warttern
Japan
N. Toda
E. Toda
Isake
United States Army
H. M. Merriam
Evbitt
Candidate Starts Paper In Milwaukee Mayoral Campaign
Sherburne Becker known as the "bay alderman" launches a daily paper in Milwaukee to back his nomination and election. The freesheet promises city items and pro development rhetoric with motto focusing on riverfront beauty, railroads for trade, and growth.
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Milwaukee
Washington
Sherburne Becker
Bay
W-Morrow
Miwaukee
Sherburne
Becker
Splendid Record of Dr King’s New Life Pills
The claim praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for curing headache biliousness constipation and more. It urges readers to try the remedy and notes availability at all druggists.
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Dr. King
C. Be
Biggest Sailing Ship in World Launches at Bremerhaven
At Richmer's ship yard in Bremerhaven the largest sailing vessel ever built was launched. The ship measures 438 feet in length and 54 feet in breadth with a burden of 8,000 tons.
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Bremerhaven
Richmer's
Opening of Wabash line connects to Tidewater
Cumberland Maryland February 8 The first passenger train over the Western Maryland link between Hancock and Cherry Run reached Cumberland marking the Cumberland extension opening. The three coach train carried company officials including Vice President F L Landstreet General Manager A Robertson Chief Engineer J Q Barrow and others. The 65 mile extension yet to be fully ballasted will cross the Potomac River nine times and the C&O Canal seven times and the line cost about 110000 a mile. Work began July 21 1903 and the first 10 miles Cherry Run to Hancock were completed. It may take a week or more before full freight traffic and passengers are possible with many tunnels making it among the most expensive railroad links built recently. A banquet of the Associated Merchants of Cumberland followed the ceremony with officers speaking.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Western Maryland
Hancock
Cherry Run
Wabash
F. & Landstreet
A. Robertson
J. Q
Associated Merchants of Cumberland
Indiana Governor Hanly Aims to Clean House in State
Indiana Republicans swirl in Washington as Gov Hanly and allies press to oust Secretary of State Storms amid irregularities charges. Observers warn extra sessions may reshape party fortunes this year and affect national politics.
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Gov. J. Drank
Hanly
Senate
House
Senator Hemenway
New Willard
W. B. English
Republian
Indianapolis
John Ll. Griffiths
Liverpool
James P. Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Henrys. New
National Committee
Indiana
White House
National Executive Committee
Joseph B. Keating
United States
Winfield Durbin
Washington
Daniel B. Storms
Storm
Redistrict Iowa plan aims for 100000 per district
Des Moines February 8 a bill by Representative Greene proposes sweeping congressional district changes in Iowa to equalize population at 100000 per district. It would shift Johnson and Muscatine counties from the Second to the Fifth, ensuring a solid Republican delegation and preserving existing majorities.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Greene
Congressional Committee
Johnson and Mrecatine
Death of veteran actor Learock stars in Philadelphia
George Learock, sixty seven, a leading man for Booth Keene and Mme Janauschek, died at his Philadelphia home of tuberculosis. A native of the city, he appeared in many roles and later directed at Forepaughs Theater. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Booth
Keene
Philadelphia
George Learock
Mme. Janauschek
Learock
United States
Forepaugh's
It Quiets the Cough Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Ad
The advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a remedy for consumption and coughing. It claims the medicine quiets coughing, reduces inflammation and fever, soothes and heals, and advises consulting a doctor.
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Ayer
Insanity Declared in Newport News Case
In Newport News Judge Blackstone ruled Mrs. Alice Rennebaum insane and sent her to Dr J W Stevens at Kentucky State Hospital. She pleaded for freedom, clinging to the judge as colleagues eyed the scene. Dr Stevens and a nurse took her to Kentucky to meet her brother in Winchester. Special to The Washington Post.
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Washington Post
Newport News
A&d
Blackstone
Alice Rennebaum
J. W. Stevens
Kentucky Central State Hospital
Stevens
Miss Hayes
Kentucky
Mrs. Rennebaum
Dates for race meetings across Eastern circuits
The Jockey Club stewards set dates for the Eastern racing season. Washington hosts the opener March 28 ending December 1. Aqueduct begins April 16 for the Metropolitan season. Other meets span March to November across Maryland Queens County Westchester Gravesend Sheepshead Saratoga and Cleveland with multiple windows. Cleveland also signs two players for the American League club.
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New York
Jockey Clube
Washington
Aqueduct
Washington Jockey Club
Maryland Jockey Club
Baltimore
Queens County Jockey Club
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Wamtaka
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Brooklyn Jockey Ivy
Gravesend
Coney Island Jockey Club Sheepshead
Brighton Head Racing Association
Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga
Cleveland
Ohio
Ralph Cadwichlnder
Sioux City
Iowa
Howard Wakefield
Des Moines
Homeless Twenty-Six organize nationwide fraternal body
The Homeless Twenty-Six, a group formed from 26 stranded travelers in Pittsburgh on Thanksgiving Day 1905, has grown to about 10 000 members. Headquarters remain in Pittsburgh with plans for a New York clubhouse to serve transients, and subcircles exist in major cities. The by laws describe it as a friendly noncompetitive fraternal society for business and professional men.
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Association
New York Evening Telegram
United States
Pittsburg
John J. Davis
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania City
Colonial Hotel
New York
Cadillac
Order of Hiks
Pittsboro
Penn Avenue
Order
Newark
Foreman Dreamed of Accident at Candler Building
An iron worker, Peter McGeary, fell to his death from the fifteenth story of the Candler Building during construction. Foreman Peck had recently warned workers after dreaming of a fatal accident, a superstition some say may reflect intuition. The piece notes February luncheons from Harper’s Bazar featuring oysters in grapefruit shells and related recipes.
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Atlanta Constitution
Candler
Peter McGeary
Foreman Peck
Therow and Steel Workers
Mr. Peck
McGeary
Harper's Bazar
Parade Route Adopted for George Washington Birthday Parade
The Alexandria George Washington Birthday Celebration Association adopted Maj. William M. Smith as chief marshal. Parade forms at Duke and Fairfax, proceeding through Patrick Prince Fairfax Cameron Royal King Patrick Cameron Washington Queen to St Asaph. Press HQ to be at King and Washington. railroads offer one fare for round trip plus 26 cents from several points. military units in uniform can ride at 1 cent per mile.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
George Washington’s
Cameron
Royal
King
Patrick
Washington
Queen
St. Asaph
Business Men's League
King and
Washington Streets
Executive Committee
Committee On Transportation
Richmond
Winchburg
Warrenton
Front Royal
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Bluemont
Louisa
Fined for firing gun by two men in city
Charles Vinney and Bradley Johnson, both colored men, were fined $5 each in Police Court after being arrested for shooting 40 pistol shots within the corporate limits Wednesday night. Edward Reeves reported a pistol fired toward him near the Old Dominion Glass Company around 3 am. Investigation showed Johnson fires a pistol from his home window when awakened by noise. complaints had been made previously.
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Charles Vinney
Bradley Johnson
Ferguson
Jones
Edward Reeves
Old Dominion Glass Company
Lieut. Smith
Johnson
Carpenter Fatally Injured at Fertilizer Plant
Thomas H. Wayland 52 native of Madison County died after Tuesday injury at Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical Co plant. He was employed as a carpenter and died at Alexandria Hospital Wednesday night. Funeral from A E McClary residence 217 South Payne Street at 2 this afternoon. Wayland’s coat sleeve caught on a set screw of a moving shaft, leaving his arm severely lacerated and requiring amputation at the shoulder.
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Thomas H. Wayland
Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical Company
Alexandria
Madison County
A. E. McClary
South Payne Street
Wayland
Child Dies After Home Fire Burns Victim Paulie Mason
In Alexandria, Wiliam Mason’s daughter Paulie Mason died from burns suffered Tuesday when her clothing caught fire after she lighted paper from the stove. She was left home briefly. initial hopes for recovery faded by Wednesday night.
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Paulie Mason
Wiliam I. Mason
North Fayette Street
Newport News and Norfolk Steamship Timetable Ad
Daily service from Fort Monroe to Norfolk Newport News and points south aboard the Newport News Norfolk Washington steamers Old Dominion Fleet and connections to New York and Boston. Tickets at 708 14th St Colorado Bldg telephone main 2290 and wharf office main 3760. Inc Callahan president and George W. Callahan general agent. Abridged humorous snippets accompany transit notice.
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Fort Monroe
Norfolk
Newport News
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Philadelphia Record
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Ouray
Hancock Liquid Sulphur CO
Strayer’s Business College
Cor, 11Th and
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Spencerian Business College
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Dwin T. Lee
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Pura
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