SHIFTING OUR ENVOYS M CORMICK GOES TO PARIS
The president plans a March 4 or later reshuffle of key diplomatic postings. McCormick will move from St Petersburg to Paris, Porter will replace him in St Petersburg, and White moves from London to Rome. Barrett stays in Caracas and Panama for the remainder of the current fiscal year, Bowen remains at Caracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Rome
Henry White
Bowen
Barrett
Caracas
Panama
Ambasssador McCormick
St Peterson
Paris
Porter
George V
State Department
Caracis
Bowens
Tre Presudert
Venezuela Claims Hearing at International Court in Vermont
The International Court of Arbitration reconvened in Northfield Vermont to adjudicate claims against Venezuela. Venezuelan commissioner Lt Tose de J Paul argued a Swiss ruling had already scuttled the case, with two prior claims discussed: Friedrich & Co of Gaimaezes for unlawful detention at La Guaira and the Maninat siblings claim over their brother Jan Veininat’s injuries during government troop occupation at Franquilla. Venezuela has disclaimed responsibility for both incidents.
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International Court
Northfield
Internatonal Court of Arbitration For
Republic of Venezuela
Tose de J Paul
Venezelan
Antoine Fabiani
Pauls
Thref
Frierdich & Co
Gaimaezes
France
Cal Morsel la Guaira
Pierre Maninat
Jan Veininat
Franquilla
Manchit Brothers Veneguela
New Building Opened for Bilends' Select School
The new Bilends' Select School premises opened with ceremonies featuring a lecture by Bertroam Wurmer of St Werut and All Angels. Attendees included patrons and guests, with demonstrations of the model room, study belt, and facilities on the second and third floors.
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Bertroam Wurmer
St Werut
All Angels
Caowr
Barrow
Chemei lLiherirers
Greiters Das Bern
Warm
Aone Roosevelt
Soi
Thy Pups
Lester BoPat Mooi
Clare Neemeat
James li
Fobert
Donaldson
Virgina
Moore
Prat
Smunt
Jarette
Atd Airs
Fire Extinguisher Test Demonstrates Quick Action
Representatives from W. S Littany and W. M Robinson tested the Stempel extinguisher at No 4% engine station before the board of steamship inspectors and Washington firemen. The device reportedly beat a coal oil fire in three seconds using three quarters of its fluid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campion
Littany
W. M
Robinson
St Louis
Board of Steamship
Washington
Buncime
McCue Deaths and Trial End in Guilty Verdict
The long case details Samuel McCue's murder of his wife in Charlotte County. Prosecutors describe his confession on Tuesday January 20 and the brutal attack that led to Mrs McCue’s death. McCue was executed by hanging after a trial that drew wide state attention.
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McCue
Rector Lee
Sergi Rogers
MetCue
MetClue
Rogers
McCues
Mr Rogers
Aiton
J Samuel McCue
Three-Fold Absorption Cure For Piles Ad Offer
An advertiser offers a free to try three fold cure for piles and rectal troubles by Dr Van Vieck Co. The offer promises cure for long standing cases and provides a free pile book with approval treatment. Readers are urged to send name to Majestic Building Jackson Mich without sending money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calers
van Vieck Co
Majestic
Jackson
Mich
McCue Convicted of Murder After Brief Jury Deliberation
Witnesses described a torn shirt fragment found on scene and a letter of endearment from one of the victim’s women clients. McCue, 40, mother of four, claimed innocence while jailed after the coroner’s jury charged him three days post crime. Trial ended November 5 with a 26 minute jury deliberation.
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McCue
Chideen
The Charlottesville Ex Mayor McCue Executed in Virginia
Special to The Washington Post reports the execution of former Charlottesville mayor McCue, an exceptional case in Virginia history. The piece paints a complex portrait of a wealthy, thrifty man whose career collapsed amid debt and betrayal, detailing public suspicion, business failures, and the social dimensions of his murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charlottesville
McCue
Virginia
Nelson
Barith
Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Birthday Demonstration at New National Theater
Burnside Post no 8 GA R arranges a grand patriotic demonstration tomorrow night in honor of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Speakers from Civil War sides deliver addresses, with nonsectional good will. Gen C H Grosvenor Senator John W Daniel J Devener and Joseph A Goulder head the program. Col John Freedale will read and Prof Jasser Dean McFall will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside Post
New National Theater
Abraham Lincoln
C H. Grosvenor
John W. Daniel
Devener
Joseph A. Goulder
John Freedale
Jasser Dean McFall
Petition for Grade Change in South Washington Streets
South Washington Citizens Association asks Col. Bridle to extend the low grade from Eleventh Street to between Sixth and Seventh streets to avoid the Seventh Street bridge. They claim substantial taxpayer savings, oppose an ugly bridge at Seventh and Virginia, and urge preserving Ninth street treatment and beautifying Reservation 113.
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South Washington Association
Eleventh Street
Seventh Street
South Washington
Col. Bridle
South
Siath Street
Virgina Avenue
Maryland
Virginia
Ninth Street
Park Commission
Mount Vernon Square
Enforcing the Snow Law Narrows to Offenders
Police filed more than ten informations against violators of the new snow law for failure to clear sidewalks after a Wednesday night hail and snow storm. Warrants were issued for over a hundred persons including property owners and company officers. fines run up to not more than a dollar and five days in the workhouse for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Pugh
Court of Appeals
Morrell bill likely to pass reorganizes District militia
The National Guard units completed their annual inspection except for the Second Regiment and supporting corps with the final session due February 17. Officers favor passage of the Morrell bill to align the District militia with the regular army, improving discipline and eligibility rules under new court powers. Col. Brett notes the bill replaces battalion quartermasters with battalion quartermaster and commissary at second lieutenant rank and expands military court powers to compel attendance and punish. Extra riot duty pay would rise to three times regular army rates, a move aimed at attracting a more desirable enlistment pool. Several enlisted members were discharged upon their own application and others in the interest of service.
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District National Guard
Signal Corps
Corps of
Ambulance Corps
National Guard
Morrell
House Committee On Militia
L. M Brett
General Staff
War Department
Congress
Miilitia
Regular Army
Col
Brett
Col. Brett
Col Brett
Amos HB Welling
Edward S Hoag
Frank G Whitney
Naval Battalion
William 8 Hall
David H Moran
Naval
George Davie
William G Lansdale
Wiliam S Sammonds
Joseph H Stumpner
Raymond Tucker
Elgar Pipes
Roy
Baby Contest at Jewish Fair Crowns Henry King Winner
Master Henry King won the Jewish Fair baby contest judged by J Eisenmann Max Cohen and William Hahn. First prize a bicycle. Other prizes went to Milford Blum Sidney Fressler Albert Small Ruth Grossner Jeannette Samuels Ruth Schwab. Miss Minnie Hawkes pupils performed. Matinee raised over 400 dollars. Closing night expected. leftovers to be auctioned Monday for temple services.
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Henry King
J. Eisenmann
Max Cohen
Wiliam Hahn
Milford Blum
Sidney Fressler
Albert Smail
Ruth Grossner
Jeannette Samuels
Ruth Schwab
Minnie Hawkes
Elizabeth Forney
Elma Dunn
Mabel Kirby
Edna Dorsey
First Under New Statute Raeburn Garner Coal Company Formed
Articles filed for The Raeburn Garner Coal Company in DC under a new incorporation law. Capital stock set at 10 000 dollars, 1 600 shares of 23 dollars each, perpetual existence. Trustees named as first board. 10 percent paid in certificate for 4 209 dollars presented. Filing included stockholder list and share subscriptions.
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Raeburn-Garner Coal Company
District of Columbia
Joseph A. Burkart
Tames 8 Rreburn
George 4. Garner
J Barton Muller
Ralph W Lee
Robert Cook
Mapital
Dutton
Burikart
Fire destroys ambulance and stable at Freedmen's Hospital
A lighted cigarette in the Freedmen's Hospital drivers room caused a blaze that consumed the ambulance and a one story stable, with estimated losses of 1200 dollars. Firefighters contained the fire but could not save the building. Funeral services for Harry Underhill Walton will be held at his residence at 712 Twentieth Street NW with burial at Jack Creek Cemetery.
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Unidertaker Acaunder
Waisnesboro
Main Street
Chesapeake and Ohio
Afton
McCue
Brookesville
Freedmen’s Institution
Freedmen’s Hospital
Harry U. Walton
Harry Underhill Walton
Mew
Willard Hotel
Walton
Twentieth Street Northwest
Donis Cult
Baltimore
Jack Creek
W. H Walton
Washington
Jacksonville
Fin
Messrs F S Hight
EB Hibbs
J H_Gabrey
Arthur Burt
H W Bauldioux
Walton Story
John T Boyle
Fred A Cockran
Row at a Negro Dance Ends in Free For All
A negro dance at Odd Fellows Hall on M Street near Slateenth ended in a brawl after a beer bottle shattered two teeth. Police arrested Vivian Frye and Frank White as the fray interrupted the ballroom and frightened musicians. Capt Francis Middleton Schreiner, US Army Retired, died in Asheville and will be buried in Washington.
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Odd Fellows' Hall
M Street
Slateenth
Roessin
Buckley
Vivian Frye
Frank White
Fire damages clothing closet at Black residence
A fire yesterday afternoon damaged most of the clothing in James W. Black's closet at 1290 Street Southeast. The blaze, sparked when matches were struck in the closet, endangered the house until firefighters from box 63 extinguished it. Loss estimated at $25 for clothing and $25 for the house.
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James W. Blackburn
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Wey
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S& Gunn
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