George Washington Athletic Association Meets Tonight
The George Washington Athletic Association plans a meeting to decide if athletics will continue at the school amid debt and fundraising efforts. The faculty reportedly will present to the board, with students aiming to liquidate obligations by subscription, noting past athletic struggles but mentioning football and track efforts and mixed results in various sports.
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Athletic Association
George Washington Athletic Association
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George Washington
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Allan Lard Qualifies NC PR Rede and WV Gen
Fragmentary OCR text references Allan Lard qualifying in North Carolina Puerto Rico and West Virginia events, with unclear names and places. The readable portions indicate a sequence of names, locations, and times, but details are garbled. The passage appears to be a miscellaneous notes list rather than a coherent report.
Poems by an Emperor Prints In Washington Port News
Special to The Washington Port New York reports seven poems by Emperor Mutsuhito of Japan and three by court poet Daron Takaxal, with English translations by Arthur Lloyd. The verse, more prose-like, explores duty, power, and nature, reflecting imperial philosophy and traditional imagery.
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Washington
New York
Fen
Mutsuhito
Japan
Daron Takaxal
Arthur Qlioyd
Emperor Matsuhito
Fragmented report of theft and pursuit in snowy streets
A fragmented sketch outlines a theft in a snowbank and police pursuit involving a person or group likely named in a northern region. The narrative references a commission, a coast guard style search, and a northern trip with possible stops near Newport, Risor, and Washington.
Omega Oil 2 Spies and Sore Throat Relief Claim
An ad-like fragment advises using Omega Oil on a child’s throat for sore throat relief. It instructs rubbing the oil on the throat and around the neck, claiming no burning or blistering to the skin. The text mixes product guidance with dubious efficacy notes.
Germany tightens motor vehicle regulation debate in Reichstag
The government moved to draft stringent auto regulation after official statistics show a surge in accidents from October 1907. Secretary of State Nubading described the plan as a comprehensive safety overhaul with civil and penal consequences for negligent drivers and chauffeurs. Berlin bore the heaviest toll with most victims pedestrians and many drivers escaping after crashes.
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Cortrat Penalie Michud Mg Snes
Punisenment Chaffeurs
Berlin
Accidents Involving Horses Reported In City Streets
Several people were injured in a series of horse related accidents yesterday afternoon. Louis Briggs, a colored man from 112 N Street SE, was in a collision at Seventh Street SW and was taken to Imogene Hospital. Artyn Nin, from 423 New Jersey Ave NW, was knocked from a wagon and sustained bruises. Simon Colin Unt, aged one, and another man were also injured and taken to Casualty Hospital after being thrown from a horse drawn vehicle on New Jersey Avenue near Seventh Street.
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Louis Briggs
N Street
Seventh Street
Imogenes
Waser Bros
P Street
Simon Colin
New Jersey Avenue
Gaelic Society entertains in Washington meeting
The Gree Society of Washington held a largely attended meeting at Carrol Institute Institute where questions of interest to students of the Gree language were discussed. Dr Joseph Bunn delivered a paper on Jeremiah Curtin the Irish American philologist traveler and sotho Weasel and John Dowd and Xhes Marguerite Cats contributed the musical part of the program.
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Gree Society of Washington
Carrol Institute
Joseph Bunn
Diser
Seer
Jer Iiah Curtin
Sotho Weasel
John Dowd
Xhes Marguerite Cats
Anti Vivisection Movement Grows in New York State
New York Assembly and Senate hearings are planned on two vivisection bills as supporters push to regulate and restrict animal experiments. Prominent figures including Emma Eames and Diana Dennis back the campaign, with hundreds of letters urging passage. Hearings set for March and February, drawing broad public interest and activist involvement.
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New York Assembly
New York
Carnegie Lyceum
Albany
Tegislatse
Mme
Emma Eames
Diana Dennis
Mme Lames
Wild
Warren Lee
Assembly
Trooklyn
Jesep Phillips
Ie House
George A Davis
Senate Judiciary Committee
Frank W. Johnston
Society 3
Davis Lee
Lee
DP Revanss
Lroolslsa
Avery
Mr Tee
Ma Bellamy
Bellamy
Phveelans
Arcanum Officers Visit in City District Council Meeting
Grand Regent William hase presided as District Council of the Royal Arciman welcomed guests. an Increase committee class of twelve candidates for initiation was noted. Officers praised the council’s work, and the royal Parana degree was conferred amid songs and welcomes from senior officials and supreme council representatives.
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Noval Arcanum
Hia City
William
Royal Arcimam
Tus Disulet
Dis
Grand Regent
Chase
District Council
Curse
Trebuck
Muller
Brith
Notable church talent show dazzles with varied acts
The Tuesday show at Mo Rendre Methodist Church featured Miss Eile Rive, an eloquent ventriloquist with a resonant voice and engaging stage presence, delivering playful recitations and impersonations to enthusiastic reception. Louise Potter played the bow organ, David A Hever the cornet, Harry Mitchell sang with notable range, and twelve year old master George Moses offered mature violin interpretations. Encores followed amid strong applause as accompanists Jarvis Cissell Miss Mink and Miss Mosk supported, with William Vicore Callas joining Miss Rico in the final piece.
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Eile Rive
Louise Potter
David A Hey
Harry Mitchell
Possaasing
George Moses
Ala Fist
Lis
Jarvis
Cissell
Mink
Miss Mosk
William Vicore Callas
Miss Rico
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Claim Relief for Rheumatic Pains
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a quick aid for rheumatic pain and nerve irritation that disturbs sleep. It cites user testimonials including Mary Armstrong of Elkhart Indiana and urges readers to ask their druggist about the pills, noting packaging and price details.
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Mary Armstrong
Cass St. Elkhart
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Socialites and foreign ties blur in tangled divorces and tales
A sprawling report tracks Mrs Collins’s divorce from Charles Glen Collins once of the English arms, a Newport debutante, and Miss Nathalie Schenck from New York. It narrates marriages, travels from Philadelphia to Tokyo, European society dinners hosted by Mrs Field, and hints at political postings and a musician's perilous fortunes in Nicaragua and New York.
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Collins
Grueby 'Faience Pottery Company
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Boston
Mase
Mrsan
Chicago
Iatch & Sneehan
Alton
Washington
Parker
Collins’ Deuce
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Perkins & Butler
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Mig
Justice Davis
Field
Wise
Express
Gerard Lowther
Morocco
Alice Blight
Philadelphia
Arthur Paget
Ralph Paget
Siam
Murocco
Paget
Bangkok
Ralph Pigets
Edward
Tiedrich
H Benedict Urd Ierater
Renee Coudert
New York
Duhalle Schenck Collins
Charles Glen Collins
Supreme Court
Lesentritt
Cosiius
Coungel
Nathalie Schenck
Spotswood Seherck
Newport Belle
Glen Collins
George Gould
Miss Schenck
Cameron Highlanders
Renné
Monterey
Cal
San Franciso
Honolulu
America
American Girl Praised At Royal Conservatory concert
Miss Jessie Schalkenbach and daughter of the American consul general Louis H Ayme achieved a great success at the Royal Conservatory of Music recital in L'sbon. Her arias from John Grin and Samson and Delilah plus songs in English French German and Portuguese earned enthusiastic applause and flattering notices in the newspapers.
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L'sbon
Feh
Royal Conservatory of Music
Jessie Schalkenbach
Corsul
Louis H Ayme
Charity Donations Highlight Aiding Associated Charities
The lettered appeal lists numerous contributors to the Associated Charities and joint finance committee at 1 G Street, including Thomas F Walsh, Lucie W Baker, George F Foote, Julia E Ashley, and Isabel Lamb. Additional gifts support the Citizens Relief Association and tuberculosis prevention campaigns, with varied amounts and many named donors.
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G Street
Thomas F Wal
Trisabel H Lamb
Mire M
Moomaw
Eugene T
Geoge Mo
Leghtreot
Pargquhar
Jamée
Julia
Ashley HO
Fulton
Traliey
Ranklin & Co
George WB Derlelson
Lucie W Baker
Daniel Mucray
Georva
Little
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Pranklin
Laura O Austin
Helen Tart
Merlitt
Louis P Slobert
Richard Rathboo
Sheeles
Barrick
Elen
L C Finney
Luckett
Rodpart
George Otis Smith
Mix Flettie
Pants
Wow Warrick
Che Ios
Langley
Just Diesrad
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WO Cleltan
Vis Girra Deulo Linihfeld
Lima Levis Hare
St Barca
Charles Brooke Gatley
Tadeley
OG Lynch
G Jerse
Drignant
Maurice Joyce
Anna M Lynch
Lord
Virginia ‘ Easter
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Webber
Anna G Doel
Jona
Mire
Conrad Becker
G W
Goeihely
Belden Noble
Willleton
High
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Carl A
Droop
Louis Abraname
Million Alley
James A
Wachtween
George F
Foote
Julia E Ashies
H H Fulton
Agnes F McChesney
George Ft
Corteljou
Lucie W Beker
Dara, Murray
George O Little
Henry DC Pellew
Derric
Sarah B Laldwin
M Bisa Blshburn
George Cts Smith
Bette G Franch
WB OW
Werwick
Charles A Langles
Padeley
Cnale CO
Lee
Law Reporter Printing Company & Mary Co
Symonds Gosh
Anna Mo Lynch
William H Torwood
Delay by Garfield Hospital in aid to painter fatally hurt
A coroner's jury faulted Garfield Hospital staff for delaying transport of Firaok Meade, a painter from 190 Street Northwest, who fell from a scaffold Monday and died. The jury urged scaffold safety laws and asked the hospital trustees to explain the delay to the Board of Commissioners.
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Firaok Meade
Macfarland
Board of Commassonere
District Suffrage Advocated for DC Municipal Self Government
The Independent Suffrage League of Washington adopted a resolution urging independence in DC municipal governance through citizen suffrage. A committee of William A. Hutson, Edwin K Lee, and Samuel M Marks will organize an early meeting to plan the effort with civic groups and associations. Trustees named for the George T. Dunlop Estate include American Security and Trust Company and Union Trust Company.
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District of Columbia
Independent Suffrage League
Washington
League
Bone Fide Citizens and Citizens Associations
William A. Hutson
Edwin K Lee
Samuel M Marks
George T. Dunlop
American Security and Trust Company
The
Union Trust Company
von T Dunlop
Fuesdas
Rules of the Post National Contest
The Washington Post invites entries from anyone except employees or relatives. Each entry uses a picture or illustration representing history geography architecture or local scenes. Complete sets only, no partials, arranged in order, may be sent, with care to neatness and accuracy. Prizes for the greatest number of correct solutions, tie prizes shared, editor referee final, notices to Contest Editor Washington DC.
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Washington Post
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Picture presented to First Congregational Church founders
A group portrait of the founders of the First Congregational Church was presented to the church by the salvers talon 93 George P Whittlesey at a union meeting Monday evening Col W W Tracy accepted on behalf of the union and Henry N Jopp presented it to Pastor Dr Samuel H Woodrow, who accepted for the church.
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First Congregational Church
O . Howard
E Whittlesey
George W Balloch
Sothiers' Union
Pictura
Salvers Talon
George P Whittlesey
Col W W Tracy
Henry N ‘Opp
Samuel H Woodrow
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