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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1912

Page

12

Russian diplomat escorts a strikingly uniformed Cossack

A Russian ambassador's retinue in Washington features a tall Cossack in black white and orange garb with a revolver belt and high boots. The officer speaks no English and rides beside the ambassador in the diplomat's automobile drawing curious glances from the public and diplomatic corps.

U.S St. Petersburg Baldimeteff Soldier Foot Inn Tusan Washington Shem Cluiean

Press Antifee Fight Before Virginia Legislature

Vernon Ladye’s diary notes Gen Worth and Whipple counsel for the Saver Verpnre Antifac Association will appear before the Virginia legislature committee to discuss charter issues. The case, tied to fees and petitions, proceeds with Lower and other retainers present as the committee reviews the matter.

Imae Vernon Potomac Fo Whipple Saver Verpnre Antiifac Association Virginia Wiliam Watt Porlay Mr Whipple

Reprieves for Mat tie Lomax and court verdict delays

Fragmentary report notes reprieve actions for Mat tie Lomax and a resident named Taff facing court time on a murder verdict. The text is garbled but references juries and higher authorities weighing death or life options in a racially charged case.

Diya Banas

Banking Critics Demand Elastic Currency Plan at Banquet

Ohio Senator Burton and Representative Weeks attacked the current banking system at the ninth annual Washington Chapter American Institute of Banking banquet. They endorsed the Monetary Commission plan for a central reserve to create an elastic currency, urging equalization of bank strength and stabilizing nationwide credit.

Ohio Weeks Commission Washington American Institute of Banking Raleigh Monetary Commission Beat Financial Theodore F. Burton Ohia John W. Weeks Mansachusetts W. A. Weditz Joshua Evans, Jr Alfred 3Jarding Weditz Bsides Burton George W. White National Metropolitan Bank District Bankers’ Association Fred 8. Jackson Kansax John I. Gardin National Wily Bank of New York Haymond E. Cox Martin W. Littleton New York Arthur B. Pierce Edwin Catlow Philly L. Beanton Byron Blodget J. G. Lorenz E Europe Georges W. White Institute of Banking Veditz Weeka

Weather Conditions and Banquet Committee List

Weather bulletin notes guests and committee members for a banquet, listing numerous names led by chairman Harry V. Haynes. It also covers a Washington weather report with storm warnings, temperature readings, wind directions, and regional forecasts for the southern Atlantic coast, Gulf, and New England areas.

Harry V. Haynes Ernest Charles G. Beklaft Herritt Arthur Herbert R. A. Clesell B. A. Clark B. R. Selby W. R. Baum R.A. Dooley W. Moore Fawcett W. J. Freeman JC. Willigae W. A. Childs J WV. Calvert Karl Mmnnigerode Luman Carpenter P. Wilson J. C. Brooke Malcolm McDonald Hidger K. AL Bhaw WA Bacon C.L. Bekiot A. S Carter LC. Kellogs W. Mex Stowell Wolfe A. B. Dent W. A. Dexter Joan L. Fugit W. A. Ze Dept. of Agriculture Washington Muvieetoa Georgia Eaglera Diatricta Eaglera Diatricta, Tthough There Will Be Some Moderation Itiddle Nord Altanthe Savatauh Lestok Florida Nouthars New England Dhifting Fales

Robbery at Majestic House Ends in Serious Head Injury

A clerk at the Ma vente Hotel on 470 Bennisson Avenue Northwest was struck with a pipe and had his skull fractured during an early morning raid. Three men, believed former guests, escaped with about five dollars as proprietor Simon Gordon alerted police. Powell, shaken and hospitalized, suspects the assailants but authorities doubt he knows them. Police and patrols mounted a citywide lookout.

Geogr Powell Te Mavente Bennissivania Avenue Getten Simon Gordon Garin Powell

BUILDERS' AMS HOLD FEAST AT BANQUET IN WASHINGTON

The Building Material Exchange of Washington hosted its fourth annual banquet at the New Ebbit House last night. Charles T. Kingsbury acted as toastmaster, with numerous members and associates named in attendance including Thomas F. Adams, H. Bradley, R. W. Davis, J. A. Quinn, W. W. Shearer, Oscar Thomas, and others.

Material Exchange New Ebbitt Huilding Material Exchange of Washington Pine New Ebbitt Charles T. Kingsbury Wax Thomas F. Adams A. Bonnet H. Bradley Bob Grove A . Harlan M Varger PS. Trvin Kanksbury Lay T Dana Lincoln P.T. McDermott I. Moler T. B. Owens Joan A. Quinn W. W. Shearer Charlea Belultz B A. Swindell Oscar Thomas G. W.toulgan HD. Wagstaff End VY Woodbridge

Horse and wagon topple into river at navy yard

A horse and wagon with six 1 inch projectiles went overboard at the navy yard wharf yesterday when the driver backed too close to the edge. The horse drowned and the driver narrowly escaped. Government divers will recover the projectiles, valued between 3800 and 31,000 dollars.

Navy Yard Horne

Greatest meat eaters by country reported by USDA

The USDA lists per capita meat consumption with Australians at 262.0 pounds yearly, New Zealanders 212.6 pounds, Bettleh 1 pound, Americans 220.5 pounds, and Germany 117.2, France 78.9, Italy 48.5, Russia 48, and Spain 4 pounds.

United States Department of Agriculture New

Aetna Accidents and Liability Co Authorized for Bonding

The Aetna Accidents and Liability Company of Hartford Connecticut with over two million dollars in paid up capital and surplus has been authorized by the government to conduct general bonding business Chesley and Chesley have been appointed to represent it in Washington.

Aetna Accidents and Liability Company Hartford Conn Chesley & Chesley Washington

Hood's Sarsaparilla in homes worldwide for blood cure

Hood's Sarsaparilla has made itself welcome in homes around the world by its usefulness in blood diseases and run-down conditions. Available in usual liquid form or as Sarwatabs tablets.

Envoy Boris de Struve Dies of Brain Fever in St Petersbu

News from Washington confirms the death of Boris de Struve in St Petersbu g last Wednesday from brain fever after a twelve day illness. He was a former attaché at the Russian embassy and married Miss Eleanor Slater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Slater. The diplomat and Mme de Struve held prominent social status during their residence here, and Mr. de Struve was widely regarded as one of Washington’s most popular diplomats.

Washington Boris de Struve St. Petersburg de Struve Eleanor Slater W. 4. Slater Mme. de Struve Slater Nécety Baron de Strave Mr. de Strave

Miss Euxene's lost jewels recovered in park theft

Mrs Wasgen of Town Circle reported jewelry worth a small sum lost Friday near her home. Jose Burrrell found the bag with contents after reading an ad. Detective Vermilion recovered the jewels at Mrs Wasgen’s residence and awarded a $15 reward to the finder.

Euxene Wagsen Ox Town Circle Jose Burrell Thirteenth Street Shy My Wansell Wansell Headqua

Man Dies In Oil Pit Cleaning At Georgetown Plant

David Upperman, 49, a laborer at the Georgetown Gas Company's plant, was fatally exsphyxiated while cleaning an oil pit. He was found unconscious by fellow workers and rushed to Georgetown University Hospital, where he died en route. Coroner Negitt ordered the body sent to the morgue and an inquest will be held tomorrow. Upperman resided at 2138 Dumbarton Street Northwest.

David Upperman Georgetown Gas Company Georgetown University Hospital Tunperman Cooner Negitt Tomorcow Dumbarton Street

Taxicab assault ends with gun drawn in Vancouver dispute

James Proctor of Gartida British Columbia refused to pay a 2.8 dollar taxi fare last night and allegedly fired at taxi driver Herbs J Reynolds who fled behind his car. Proctor was arrested at the Kh mth precinct on assault with a dangerous weapon charge after entering the taxi and being conveyed home.

James Proctor Culturer Gartida B. C Herbs J. Reynolds Pollcome Weber Ari Lhay Kh Mth Proctor

Oregon Folk Plan Banquet For Marcus Whitman Ride

A committee of the Society of the Oregon Country at the New Jrobitt House was formed to arrange two pretorious banquets commemorating Marcus Whitman’s continental ride to Washington reached March 3. The group will invite the California Society and related Pacific Coast organizations to hold the banquet on Monday March 4 with Waltman’s ride as the shared event.

Society of the Oregon Country Jrobitt House Marcus Whitman Washington California Paci Coast Purpoas Waltman

DIES WAITING FOR TRAIN IN NEWARK VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE

J C Crane of Newark New Jersey died of heart disease while waiting at a train station. Coroner Newitt issued a death certificate. The deceased’s body was owned by Area Lake J William Lee and partners were notified. The Missouri Society entertainment at the Arlington Hotel featured music, a Theron Catlin address, and a quartet with Miss Leeds piano solos. Medorem Crawford Jr received U S Army appointment and will report to Fort Sheridan March 3.

JC. Crane Newark N. J J.C. Crane Mandervola Carrot Mitherrx Maine Missouri Society Missouri Society of Washington Arlington Hotel Theron Catlin St. Louis Charles Allen Paul Cook Carl Engle T. Z. Thompson Clifford Harwood Miss Leeds Martha Baldwin Medorem Crawford, Jr Medorem Crawford United States Army Crawford Fort Sheridan

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