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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1912

Page

5

Local men accord Maine relics found at navy yard

A tourism of the Maine’s mainmast and relics landed at the navy yard here. The Leonidas will transfer the mast to Arlington and a later ceremony will honor victims. sailors’ personal items and an ARD tablet were removed for relatives. Navy officials note the machinery remains well preserved and may be reused after cleaning.

Maine Navy Yard Leonidas Washington Nats Yard War Department Arlington Vadam Jsietms Hatuna Chater Navy Annspells Annapolis Cummings Leonidas Xald Annapolla Havana Philadelphia Navy Yard Tarris Bolug Washington Navy Yard

Appointments Should Be Based on Fitness and Merit in State

In a defense of appointing public officers, the author argues that positions must go to the most qualified individuals rather than personal connections. He warns against patronage and stresses that appointees should possess broad business experience, legal knowledge, and proven ability, regardless of party. He emphasizes avoiding favoritism and ensuring appointments that uphold public trust.

Hisilet Gov & CF Fees Massachusetts Busi Nets Utah

Woman loses handbag with $400 in jewels in city park

Mrs Wassell wife of an Interstate Commerce Commission clerk left a handbag with a solitaire diamond ring ruby emerald opal and four small diamonds valued at about 400 on a park bench yesterday. She returned within minutes but the bag was gone and police Detective G Brier is investigating.

Gene Wassel Soma Titele Wassell Thn G Brier Interstate Commerce Commission

Lecturer Tells of Peru Incan City by Prof Hingham

Prof Hiram Hingham of Yale spoke on Peru explorations at a National Geographic Society event in the Masonic Temple. He described Yale led expeditions to the lost city of Cusco, detailing the Incan ruin exposed after Pizarro’s conquest and noted Ambassador and Mrs Bryce attended the lecture.

Bingham Peru Hiram Hingham Yale University National Geographic Society Masonic Temple Cusco Pizzaro Bryce

Club to Open New Home on Fourteenth Street

The Philippines Society will open new club quarters at 18 Fourteenth Street Northwest tonight. Dr Joseph M. Heller will deliver an address. Efforts will be made to amend the charter to admit all men who have served in government service abroad.

Philippines Society Jomhe Uhilpmnes Club Fourteenth Street Joseph Mi Heller Wil de Tyer

Monument Proposal for Ericsson Monument in Washington

Representative Foss introduced a bill in the House proposing a 1000000 appropriation for a monument in Washington to honor John Ericsson inventor and contrivor of the Monitor the first turreted warship. The measure seeks one million to fund the memorial.

Washington John Ericsson Foss Diineis

Launching of Analga and Miami first under eight hour law

Named Elzabeth Hilles and Barnea Richardson Wall sponsor the Newport News built revenue cutters Analga and Miami to be launched at noon with Secretary MacVeagh present. They measure about 190 feet long, 173 between perpendiculars, 4 foot 8 inch beam, 17 foot 6 inch draft, displacement 1450 tons, built of mild open hearth iron. Equipped with searchlights, wireless gear, electric signaling, and three pounder guns.

Elzabeth Hilles Barnea Richardson Wall MacVeagh Analga Miami Newport News Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Sbh Tach Revenue Cutter Service Secretary of the Treasury Charles Hillea Judge William Richardson Alabama Miss Richardson Miss Barnes Richardson Coulten Tatum W . Adamson Chatman Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Adamson Emile Adamson Misa Genevieve Clark Clark Francis W Taylor Jamea L. Wimoth Treasury Department Wilmoth EP Bertholdt Chiat A McAllister 8 Reynolds H Kotaschmar Jr L. ‘ Cutter Camden Austin

College Hero Cast to Dine at Raleigh Hotel

More than 100 college hero players including principals, parents, and friends will dine after the final performance at Raleigh Hotel. Tables reserved in the main dining room near the Twelfth Street entrance. A four-piece orchestra will play as the entire cast sings songs from the production.

Raleigh Raleigh Hotel Twelfth Street

Labor Leaders Defend Free Speech Amid Contempt Trial

In a District of Columbia Supreme Court contempt case tied to Bucks Store and Range Company litigation, AFL President Samuel Gompers and Vice President John Mitchell defended principles of free speech. Mitchell, tearful, criticized the court and Christmas timing. Gompers lamented an apology demand as an insult and breach of spirit. Secretary Frank Morrison to be examined. tensions over postponement requests and courtroom decorum cited by Justice Wright.

Federation Ieven Thera John Mitchell American Federation of Labor India Supreme Court of District of Columbia Samuel Gompers Mitchell Mr Gampers Frank Morrison Bucks Gompers Morrison Ice Mitchell Wiekar Myecnen Washington Justles Wright American Federation of Abar Mitcheil Ted Eration Alton B Parker Justice Wright Siddons & Washington Fas Tim Mitchell Gompris JT Darlington Committee of Prosecutors Thaleen

All Churches to Aid Eight Day Religious Campaign

The eight day campaign of the modern religion forward movement opens tomorrow at the First Congregational Church. Lyman Pierce will preside with noted speakers daily through the week, including a principal address by Edward T Devine. Ministers conferences, mass meetings, and diverse church events are planned across multiple churches and venues in New York City, with sessions in First Congregational Church and other houses of worship, led by prominent clergy and civic leaders.

First Congregational Church Lymand Pierce Menan? ‘Eligion Forward Lyman Teres Young Mens Chritian Association Peni Nent Porelek Fpiplarny Charen Eich Helm Evers Ixn Piace Alcoa Comercon Edward T Devine Ireneru Oxlock Lsman Pierge Young Mens Christian Association Diath Calvary Baptist Church Mare Henry B . Macfarland The Kingdom Pirst Mount Ver Mount Yvernon Doom Coteges Tork Mereka Moet Ag Belasco Theacer Bewley Woof Arthur J Smith Arthur N Cotton Lyman L Pierce Robert WO Mepkins Swartzell Woodward Citizens Hermon Pinkham Albert M Chesley Boys Croaton Charles F Nesbit Syarth Missions Hugh A Thrift Community Ettenaian Myron Jermain Jones Jann Sumwart Onance Percy S Holcombe G Johnson Lary Ciles Donald ¢. MacLeod

Incendiary fires burn three houses on Jackson Street

Three small frame homes on Jackson Street near First Street NE were destroyed by a morning blaze. Two alleged suspects were noted nearby. James Green of the same block was arrested for investigation. Damage was about 100 dollars. no injuries reported.

Eire Jackson Street First Street James Green Colored Tolkeman Wright DPF Silers Nortwest Sturd First Carrell Streets

Tragic Stabbing Death Near Reading by Husbands Assault

Albert Walhaff, alleged husband, killed his wife on a Reading Pa street while their three children aged seven and under watched. He fled toward Reading after the crime but was later captured near a house without offering a defense. Local investigation followed as the family faced a grim domestic crisis.

Lancaster Pa McClain Chidren Albet Walhaff

Hold Mock Athletic Meet Promotes Student Involvement

A fragmented page notes Mohonks Manual Frain host of a mock athletic meet. It mentions teachers and students preparing together, with early plans for events and race days in a lively school setting.

Promey Mohonks

Pere Hyacinthe Dead. Prominent Catholic Preacher Dies

Pere Hyacinthe, a leading pulpit figure in the Catholic Church, died today in London. He mentored American woman Jane Ruderfeld and later served as a key founder for liberal causes in Gaiean, earning respect from U.S. officials and a warm welcome from the United States.

Lars Yeb Avacinthe Cail Cael Ronan Catholic Latte Jane Ruderfeld London

Booker T Advises 400 Lifts Black Enterprise in DC

Booker T Washington spoke to about 400 Black attendees at Metropolitan Methodist Church on M Street urging at least 2,000 Black enterprises in the District. He urged Black Americans to become leaders in industry and commerce, citing a 90,000 Black population and openings for architects, banks, drug stores, clothing shops, florists, hairdressers, milliners, photographers, plumbers, and more.

Booker T Washington Metronolitan Methodist Episcopal Church M Street

Youths Suicide Over Unrequited Love In Philadelphia

Louis Meredith 19 ended his life by swallowing poison at home in West Philadelphia after a romance failed. A letter found in his room addressed to his father and siblings explains the heartbreak and requests that a Christmas gift station be placed with him at burial. Police note the tragedy as a suicide linked to affection scorn.

Louis Meredith West Philadelph Nechue

Oregonians Meet Tonight to Plan Banquet in Absentia

The Oregon country society will convene tonight in the New Ebbitt House red parlor to map out a soon held banquet. Attendees include former residents from Idaho Washington Oregon and part of Montana. Also note The Sunday Price section of tomorrow’s Post promises an outstanding number from front to back with a striking cover illustration by Charles Saria and features by Pex Breach Towph Wedili Patterson Mabel Herbert Lerner and others including Fat Boys by Laural Craser and Big Gun hacks by Hothvin Wallace.

Oregon Focnty Ebbitt House Oregon Idaho Washington Montana Charles Saria Pex Breach Tones Hopper Freshonen Towph Wedili Patterson Mabel Herbert Lerner Fat Boys Laural Craser Big Gun Hothvin Wallace Charles Junken

Falls 23 Stories To Death On City Street

A man plummeted from an upper floor of a tall New York building, landing on a crowded sidewalk as bystanders gasped. Police and witnesses described a dangerous fall that stunned a crowd of onlookers and caused chaos near the storefronts.

New York Fed Safeq aMice Narrous Roshin Warkm

Taft Frees Deserter Henny Ware From Federal Prison

President Taft commutes the sentence of Henny Ware a military prisoner held in the federal penitentiary here effective immediately Ware was brought from Governors Island to serve years for desertion and had served nearly a year in custody

Taft Henny Ware Federal Penitentiary Ware Taland

Sneed Pleads Insanity in Fort Worth Murder Trial

Defense contends Sneed was mentally irresponsible when he killed Boyce. Witnesses testified the victim had hurled insults at Mrs Sneed, and a letter to Amarillo officials revealed Sneed's humiliation and fear for his children. The trial heard testimony about Sneed's alleged mental state and the elopement of his wife and Boyce Jr influencing his actions.

Boyce Fort Worth Tex Tech John Beal Amarillo Tex Wanker G Boyce Arto Sneed Howees G Boyce Jr W OH Fuque Marillo Mra Sneed Moyce Rheeds Otheir Sneeds Freed

Women’s Christian Temperance union officers hosted by Foreign Missionary Society

National officers of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union were hosted yesterday by the Foreign Missionary Society at Takoma Park. Addresses were given by Vira Iillian W. Stevens and Miss Ann Gordon McKern, with the invocation delivered by Hider J le McKihaney.

Women ‘ Christian ‘Temperance Union Vesterday Foreign Missionary Society Takoma Park Vira Iillian W. Stevens Ann Gordon McKern Foreign Missionary Socity Hider J le Mcklhaney

Proposals on Reciprocal Trade Relations Approvals

A partial text outlines proposals related to reciprocal trade relations with notes on approvals. It mentions Saskatchewan and a legislative session with dates and titles, but the legible content is fragmented and missing clear details.

Gnearfve Ak of Randle Saskatchewan

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