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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1906

Page

9

Fearful outbreak feared as China tensions rise

State Department remains reticent while Secretary Root warns of serious risk of warlike clashes in Oriental waters. Troop and ship movements increase secrecy as U S authorities prepare to protect American lives and property amid reports of potential unrest connected with Chinese malcontents and foreign interests.

State Department Root Oriental China Joot United States Oregon Brock Troma Chattanoora Eilkeston Greece Suez Canal Ordeo Stace Department

Hat for Miss Roosevelt ships from Paris to crown wedding gift

The Washington Post reports a special 19 style steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II carried a wedding hat for Miss Alice Roosevelt. G Kureman, sent by a Washington family, selected high end plumes lace and empress Josephine fabric in Paris, paying £500 for lace plus £258 expert fees. Total cost about $1,800 including materials and duties.

Washington Post New York Kaiser Wilhelm II Alice Roosevelt G Kureman Wyaos Washington Emething Roosevelt M. Wurzman London Hirszmann Giese

Newport Cottage Aim For Miss Roosevelt Wedding

A Newport business circle plans to honor Miss Alice Roosevelt with a new seaside cottage for 1906. The plan, funded by public subscriptions, envisions the gift during her Newport visits with her husband. Uncertainty remains on timely completion for the wedding season.

Wassington Newport Alice Roosevelt Roosevelt Montis

Admission Cards Missing for White House Wedding

Rumors claim White House officials lost admission cards for the Longworth and Roosevelt wedding. Conflicting stories circulated in Cincinnati about an invite without card or a card sold for 400 dollars, but no authoritative source confirms details. A person in a position to know offered the statement, yet no definitive information could be obtained.

White House Longworth Roosevelt Cincinmati

Longworth gift to bride includes diamonds silver centerpiece

In Washington Cincinnati, Congressman Longworth presents his bride with a diamond neck lace valued at .72 novel and well matched stones. He also gave a silver ball clock a silver centerpiece and a pair of silver elevating utensils. George B Cox contributed a cut brass water pitcher.

Speci Washington Cincinnati Onis Congressmanian Longworth George B Cox

Refused Tips Cause Kaiser Ship Scandal Feats

Special to The Washington Fest reports on the Kaiser Wilhelm II reaching New York with stewards declining large tips from a single tourist. The man gave away 15000 francs about $8000 aboard and extra sums for wine, sugar, and deck hands, prompting protests from other passengers over service quality.

Washington New York France Paris Cherbourg Taney

Conried Arrested Over Sunday Verdi Requiem Incident

New York report says Heinrich Conried, Metropolitan Opera House director, was arrested for not rendering Verdi's requiem last Sunday. He was paroled and the hearing set for February 20. J W H Scullion of Wallack's Theater Management faced a magistrate on a summons alleging a performance in violation of the law. The cases include a blackface and tramp act. Both hearings scheduled for February 20.

New York Heinrich Conried Metropolitan Opera House Conried J. WH. Scullion Wallack Walack Treasurers’ Club of America

Grace Thurston Wedding Set After Christmas Announcement

Grace Thurston daughter of former Nebraska senator John M Thurston died Monday after an appendicitis operation postponing her planned April wedding to Willard Barrows of Omaha nephew of Joseph H Millard. Funeral from 2142 Wyoming Ave tomorrow at 11 conducted by Rev Frank M Bristol, with burial later at the Omaha family lot.

Grace P. Thurston John M. Thurston United States Nebraska Willard Barrows Omaha Nebr Joseph H. Millard Miss Thurston

Suffragists Adjourn After Three Day Convention

The thirty-eighth annual convention of the Woman's National Suffrage Association closed with closing remarks by President Anna H Shaw and a letter from Isa Bella Beecher Hooker. Speakers from Chile, Argentina, Boston and Syracuse discussed feminism and civic participation. Delegates prepare to travel home or proceed to Washington.

Baltimore Woman's National Suffrage Association George M. Shibley Anna H. Shaw Senorita Huidobro Chili Argentina Lucila Ames Mead Boston Pauline Steinem Board of Education Toledo Ohio Henry B. Blackwill Harriet May Mills Syracuse N. Y Anna Tk. Shaw Isabella Beecher Hooker Association Washington

Honor to Miss Anthony Marked by Speeches and Letters

Celebrations planned in the Church of Our Father for Susan B. Anthony's eighty sixth birthday include speeches by Rev. John Van Scharck Carmmasioner Henry B F Macfarland Senator W P Hepburn Senator Fred T Dubois Rev Antoinette Brown Blackwell Frank W Mondell Secretary of War Taft J Warren Ketter W A Reeder and William Dudley Foulke Letters of congratulation from President Roosevelt and many senators and representatives will be read Attendees will receive a souvenir program bearing Miss Anthony's latest picture and a facsimile of her handwriting

Susan B. Anthony Church of Our Father John van Scharck Henry B. F. Macfarland W. P. Hepburn Iowa Fred T. Dubois Idaho Antoinette Brown Blackwell New Jersey Frank W W. Mondell Wyoming Taft J. Warren Ketter Ohio W. A. Reeder Kansas William Dudley Foulke Indiana President Roosevelt Beveridge Cushman DeHiver Town Warren Burton L. French Fulton Oregon Seniator Patterson Colorado Payne New York Platt Watson Depew Allison Julius Kahn California Gallinger New Hampshire Miss Anthony

Walks Home to Die After Street Car Collision

William H. H. Rynex a 75 year old clerk at Lansbury & Bros. was struck by a Capital Traction car at Seventh and G streets about 6 PM and walked five blocks home where he died at 7 PM. Coroner to hold inquest. motorman Bean and conductor Gibson released after statements. death due to concussion or internal injuries.

Seventh William HH. Rynex Massachusetts Avenue Rynex Lansbury & Bros Seventh Street Capital Traction Company John C. Bean Ira Gibson Nevitt Dax

Delays Mail Inquiry and Fortifications Debate at House

Texas Representative Gillespie seeks postal cost data but faces objections over funding as the House debates the Fortifications appropriation bill totaling 4,838,003 a reduction from last year. Leaders push auditing reforms, naval station talks focus on Sabine and Subic Bay amid partisan views and coal land proposals in the Philippines.

AL Llucjock Jferolhcations Smith Iowa Avery Congress House Alexander New York Tawney Appropriations Committee Philip Pine Islands Fitzgerald Sabic Bay Cavite Subic Bay Longworth Ohio Batan Crompacker Indiana Foss Naval Committee Olongopo Subig Bay Carhin Wood Naval Station Philippines Williams Mississippi Navy Yard Oss

Talks on City Gardens Move in Philadelphia

R F Powell describes progress of the City Gardens movement at the YMCA Assembly Hall. He shows illustrated growth of small farms aiding the poor to earn a living without charity. The plan for the year targets 120 gardens by 100 families, with profits averaging 340 per garden last year.

R. F. Powell Philadelphia City Gardens’ Association Powell

Experts Count Coupons in Washington Post Piano Contest

Officials report widespread participation as nearly every business and society engages in the race for one of five piano prizes to be awarded in April. A surge in Post circulation accompanies thiscoupon drive, with offices and warerooms crowded daily as contestants collect ballots and canvass stores. New competitors are expected to join, stocking up by clipping ballots from the newspaper.

Washington Post the Post Post

Mrs L R N Peachy dies in Washington after long illness

Mrs Lelia Russell Neen Peachy died at her Wordley Lane home at 9 last night after complications of diseases. Funeral is tomorrow at St Alban's Church at 11 am, conducted by Revs J G Neen and G C F Bratenahl, burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. She was born October 16 1845 in Surrey and married William D Peachy of Mount Airy VA. survived by six children.

Lelia Russell Neen Peachy Wordley Lane Tla. m St. Aloan's Church J. G. Neen G. C. F. Bratenahl Rock Creek Cemetery Andrew Russell Neen William D. Peachy Mount Ain Post Office Department Tlis

CAPT SIMMONS EULOGIZED BY WAREROOM EMPLOYEES

Wareroom staff at the Government Printing Office met yesterday and adopted resolutions mourning Captain William J. Simmons. They praise him as a true friend, generous adviser, and fair superintendent, and announce publication of the resolutions in a Washington newspaper with a copy sent to his family.

Wareroom Government Printing Office William J. Simmons Wiliam J Simmons Qivision Tola Washington ER. Hall Claude Morrison H. H. LA ELLE

Naomi Chapter Celebrates Eleventh Anniversary Banquet

An informal banquet at Freunds last night marked the eleventh anniversary of Naomi Chapter Order of the Eastern Star with over 300 attendees. Mrs. Walter P. Plumley presided as toasts were given by Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Mary A Lane, Mrs. Mary El Hamill, Mrs. Mary E. Willis, Mrs. Helen B. Strait, Mesars Hunt, L. R. Ginn, and Walter Brown. Mrs. Longworth's Portrait feature announced for Next Sunday's Post.

Naomi Naomi Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Freund Walter P. Plumley Newton Mary A Lane Mary el. Hamill Mary E. Willis Helen B. Strait Mesars. Hunt L. R. Ginn Walter Brown

Dr Penn Addresses Negroes at Metropolitan Church

Dr El Garland Penn spoke to a large audience at Metropolitan A M E Church about the Negro Young People’s Christian and Educational Congress. He outlined goals to develop Christian life in young Negroes, stress essentials in race building, and present every four years the progress of Negroes to the nation while noting the neglect of the bright side of Negro achievement.

EL Garland Penn Metropolitan A. M. E. Church Young People’s Christian and Educational Congress Penn Sons of Negro Progress

Probation Officer to Lecture on Juvenile Court Reformatories

Zed H. Copp district probation officer will give three lectures on The Juvenile Court The Probation System and The Reformatories each Wednesday night in February. The talks are under the Young Men's Christian Association and will be held in the assembly room of the association.

Zed H. Copp Young Men's Christian Association

Weather conditions and forecast from the Weather Bureau

Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau outlines a southern disturbance near the New England coast and a high pressure system in the northwest. It notes a significant cold wave reaching into Iowa and Kansas, with general snows and rains from the Rockies to the Mississippi Valley, and varying winds along coasts. Flood warnings issued for several rivers in the Carolinas. Temperature readings and other city temps listed.

Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington New England Guerua Ilindy Iowa Kaneax Devils Luxe N. Duk Rocky Mountains Mississippi Valley Lower Lake Region Atlantic Lakes Ohio Valley Rockyountains Texas Coast Gulf States Middle Atlantic States South Atlantic States Missouri Valley Slone Lake Region Hio East Gulf States North Pacific Middle Atlantic South Atlantic East Gulf Europe Grand Banks Oaland and Texas Pacific Coast Jurete Cal Marshfield Tillamoox Greg Columbia River Straits of Juan de Fuca Ome Mississippi Mitsnurtvallers Texes Oklahoma Indijan Territory Minnesota Tennessee Aispama Colorado North Caroline South Carolina At & Am

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