Plans to start George Washington Memorial building delayed awaiting Senate action
From Canton demands for Manchus to lose power to a looming Congress decision the Washington Memorial Association pushes for funding and site approval for the George Washington Memorial. Officers expect construction to begin soon once the Root bill passes, with $600000 in subscriptions and $400000 already pledged.
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John Dolph
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HYSTERIA OVER MEAT TURNS FOLK TO VEGETARIANISM
A garbled excerpt describes public panic over meat safety, mentioning hysteria, vegetarian reactions, and a physician’s account. It references an ox, a surgeon, and a sensational tale of contaminated or altered meat causing widespread fear and unusual behavior.
Foreign Service Club Opens With Expanded By Laws
Organized by men who served in the Philippines the club widens its scope to admit all who have been employed abroad by the United States. At a meeting in Washington the constitution was amended to extend membership to those who served in the Philippines and other possessions. Officers elected include George J Lorenz as president and Harry Debnam as vice president. The club, already with over MM members, expects enrollment to more than double soon.
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Philppine Lakinda
Fourteenth Street
Foreign Service Club
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Henry T Allen
William S. Washburn
George H Shelton
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Joseph M Heller
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Maryland
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Taft
Judges Defy Legislature on Thatcher Reinstatement
Four common pleas judges ruled Thatcher cannot resume practice in state courts after disbarment and legislative reinstatement. The decision challenges prior reinstatement by the legislature and questions Thatcher’s eligibility to appear in court.
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Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Visitation Aims at Global Youth Unity through Scout Movement
Sir Francia Vane descendant of Sir Henry and founder of the Spanish and American scout movements plans a lecture tour in the United States. He seeks to unite youths across races through the Boy Scout movement, delivering talks in New York and New England with possible Westward lectures to fund his unity scheme.
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Noted feud leader killed in Shelby Gap ambush
Pikevilles Feb 10 One of the most noted feud leaders in the Ble Sandy area Hall of Milisg was shot and killed with 22 men reportedly dying. Constable George Johnson and his son Morgan Hall shot them in Shelby Gap as authorities pursued a feud. Johnson had a warrant for Morgan Hall, suspected of operating a bind flyer. Hall and his son opened fire during the warrant reading, killing the elder Hall and then Morgan Hall in the same moment.
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Women press murder case in Indianapolis inquiry
The joint council of women convened to probe the October death of Dr Helene Sante found with her throat cut in her Indianapolis apartment. Dr Amelia Keller, council president, says all clues will be followed despite police indicating possible suicide. Coroner Durham’s report declares murder with the investigation at a standstill as Skeors resurface.
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Court Lenient To Wise. Fredericksburg Man Convicted of Forgery
In Wilson Superior Court Judge Frank Carter spared harsher punishment for a Fredericksburg man found guilty of forging a signature on a Metropolitan Insurance Company contract. The defendant, implicated in forging a Will ton related document, faced a forgery charge with a mercy recommendation from local officials. The judge imposed a fine of $100 plus costs, acknowledging the defendant's prior good record.
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Washington Post
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Frank Carter
Loans barred Lewis former postmaster general inquiry
E G Lewis president of the Lewi Publishing Company of St Louis testified before a House committee that post office inspectors alleged he borrowed from his own banks without proper collateral. He claimed the bank held mortgages to cover loans. District Attorney Hours sought a jury in Manila fraud case against BG Lewis over newspaper reports favoring him.
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Arnett Will Held Void Bequests To Church And Charity
The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia voids two bequests from Mrs. C W Arnett. A $10,001 gift to First Baptist Church and a $40,000 donation to charities are annulled due to uncertain language. The will is contested by Glenn J Arnett.
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Aupreme Court of Appeals
First Baptist Church
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Bod
Chemnitz rescues crew from sinking Euphrates at sea
The North German Lloyd steamer Chemnitz, en route from New York to Bremen, reports rescuing the captain and twelve crewmen of the Norwegian bark Euphrates, sunk in a severe storm with high seas after leaving Glasgow last month.
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Wireless Today
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Settlement banks urged at Pewter Pattern Club dinner
Norfolk V2 Feber Walter Page editor of the World's Work was principal speaker at a dinner by the Pewter Pattern Club to commend settlement banks. Speakers included Dr W R Abbott of Belleville Va and Charles Henry Butterfield of the Supreme Court of the United States. Abbott advocated settlement banks and Butterfield replied. Abbott’s talk covered the literature of the past.
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Walter Page
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Belleville Va
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Supreme Court of the
Auto Drops From Bridge In Fatal Crashed Near Skernersville
Special to Tha Washington cuss Winston Salem of Tech 1 Misa Peart Smith had both arms broken along with other serious injuries when a automobile driven by My Sloane ran off a bridge and dropped into a stream near Skernersville Disenlacht. There were two others in the car who with the driver escaped with minor injuries. Miss Smith’s condition may prove fatal.
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Tech 1
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Rees
Skernersville
From Page to Congress Adelbert Sumner Seeks Third Town Seat
Adelbert D Sumner announces his candidacy for Congress from the Third Town district. A Senate page for ten years, he rose to an official position in the upper chamber, a career path noted as a notable ascent in legislative service. Other pages turned lawmakers include Arthur Gorman and Bascom Stemp, with existing and former House officials also having served as pages.
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Sixthirsina
Bonzano named apostolic delegate to the United States
Monaguér Giovaimi Bonzano is appointed rector of the propaganda college and apostolic delegate to the United States, seen as a diplomatic prep. He speaks English and several languages, with Chinese noted, and is favored by Pope Pius X. The post follows changes after the Vienna nuncio’s death and shifts in Vatican personnel.
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Vienna
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Beauty Parlor Frauds End In Berlin Asylum
Berlin noblewoman duped by a beauty parlor scheme paid 1900 dollars for a guaranteed cosmetic treatment. The operation left her scarred and disfigured, leading to the proprietor’s arrest and a two year prison sentence for fraud. A similar Moscow case connected to Munset was noted.
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Munset
Bull Posters Trust Inquary Opens Into National Posters
An official inquiry by the Department of Justice into the National Association of Bill Posters examines the organization and its operations. The probe focuses on claims of alleged malpractices in multiple cities as posters express support for their leaders.
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Department of Tustiur le
Hea Bragvhes
Gray Hair Science Promo Claims Quick Hair Restorer
An advertisement touts a hair treatment named Ones Dry Hair Restorer that allegedly restores color and makes hair soft and shiny after a single application. It markets a gray hair pigmenting process with two package sizes and lists price points, urging purchase through a drugstore and pharmacy channel.
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Taft and Taftian vision dominate campaign tone
Republican leaders urge unity and bold appeals in a party rally, praising Taft and Roosevelt while attacking Democratic tariff plans. Speakers defend protective policy, condemn Bryan era ideas, and stress constitutional liberty, federal power balance, and upcoming election stakes.
Proof He Has Cure for Rheumatism Claims Sold by BPA
A digest of a sensational claim alleging a cure for rheumatism marketed by BPA and associates Kenny Charles Keating Gis Keller. The item outlines a purported remedy and name recognition in promotional materials, with emphasis on alleged proofs and endorsements.
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Gis Keller
Prisoner Leaps to Death in Pennsylvania Jail
A prisoner serving a 20 day sentence died by suicide in jail. The incident occurred on February 9 as he advanced toward the fourth tier of the facility. Police and staff reported no age given, with unclear details from fragmented lines in the report.
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