Cadets face church split over boys brigade disbandment
Parish vestry backs Rev John s plan to disband the Washington Boys Brigade amid a clash with the rector Rev Arthur Jenna and protesting members. Law action planned in Municipal Court to recover rifles and retain property, with Easter Monday parish election shaping the outcome.
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Boys’ Brigade
Uprist Protestant Episcopal Church
Arthur 5
Janna
Jenna
Jama Herey
Jolde
Frederick M. Kerby
Brigade
Naraca
Elftes
TRE Vestry
War Department
Bureau of
Ordnaeve
Johns
Hichard Sylvester
Pélios
Werrs
A. Earl ‘Utchinson
Johan
Offcera
United Buys’ Brigade of America
Cookin Parisi
Washington
Sing Songs of Fifty Years at Indiana Society Gathering
A small Indiana Society program featured Soloiat and a chorus in forties and sixties costumes with campaten gongs. About 40 attendees watched performances including I. B. Laxybert, Lev. N. Fouts as Uncle Sam, and a list of participants such as Mina Vandy, K. Gallaber, W. Kesler, Mrs. Sadie Roe, Mina Ada Buteler, and many others delivering songs and dances at the old Masonic Temple.
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Indiana Society
Old Masonic Tample
I. B. Laxybert
Lev. N. Fouts
Uncle Sam
Mina Vandy Qrlgeby
K. Gallaber
Kesler
Sadie Roe
Mias Arne York
Mina Ada Buteler
Stanley Inn
M. R. Japhet
Junn Garner
Hammond
Mim Chriatuiel Sawin
J. M. Lacdy
Au, Ter
Water Power Development in the United States Address
The Washington section lecture by J. H. Finney at a regular meeting in the Telephone building Twelfth street covered U S water power. A letter noted roughly 700 000 horsepower produced from water with potential undeveloped streams totaling about 5 000 00 horsepower.
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Washington
Twelfth Street
J. H. Finney
United
Finney
United States
Mrs Mackay-Smith Returning to Washington Home
Mrs Mackay-Smith widow of the bishop of Philadelphia leaves Philadelphia to settle permanently in Washington where her husband was rector of St Hope's.
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Philadelphia
Flo
Mackay- Smith
Washington
St. Hope's
Phil
Out of Work Tries Desperate Suicide Note
Cecil E B Marin age 22 months of My Ki street southeast attempted death by his action by fuming gas in his room last night. Found unconscious by Frank Johnson he was taken to Casualty Hospital where recovery appears slight. He had been despondent after unemployment and left a note to his mother and brother asking them to guard against danger and to break the news gently. The police are unsure of Martin's origin.
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Mfe
Cecil EB. Marin
My Ki Street
Frank Johnson
Casualty Hospital
Martin
Johnson
United States
British Ministers Resign and Asquith Retirement Talk
London Feb 13 The cabinet reshuffle includes Earl Carrington resigning as lord privy seal and the Marquess of Crewe named to succeed him while Lord Pentland leaves as secretary of Scotland and Thomas McKinnon Wood moves to foreign affairs. Anecdotes about Asquith’s possible retirement and Edward Grey’s high honor dominate discussions among MPs and peers.
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London
Earl Carrington Toddy
Marquia
Crewe
Lord Pentland
Scotland
Thomas McKinnon Wood
Madras
Thomas Gawon-Carmichael
Bengal
Ane Bhatses
Marquis of Crewe
India
House of Commons
Herbert H. Asquith
George
Edward Grey
Foreign Astalia
Order of the Garter
Order of the Knights of the Garter
Alt Sha
Thirteen Rebels Executed in Santo Domingo
Cable reports from Kingston state that thirteen prisoners executed by government troops in Santo Domingo were shot after capture. Debates over a House loan bill continue, with key differences on monthly interest rates noted between House and Senate versions.
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Gato Domingo
Printers Seek Truce on Bank Note Printing Power Press Row
Directors and the plate printers union reach a compromise to allow backs of bank notes to be struck on power presses while fronts remain finely engraved on hand presses. A Senate committee meeting is planned to consider the proposal as tensions over the printing bill ease for this session.
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Direct Ir J
Tiga
Metfers
Ralph
Bureau
Congress
Senate
Sothern as Macbeth at Belasco in polished Shakespearean portrait
The Belasco presents Sothern in Macbeth with Marlowe as Lady Macbeth in a refined production. Critics note growth since earlier runs, praising Sothern for measured delivery and stage craft while Marlowe captivates with voice and presence. Supporting cast includes Lewis as Macduff and Coleman as Banquo as the company sustains high historical accuracy and dignity.
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Belasco
H. H. Rothern
Macbeth
Sothern
Rothern
Macduff
Frederick’ Lewis
Willem Harris
Duncan
Thomas Coleman
Wonderous Display of Jewels at Shoreham Hotel Exhibit
A Shoreham Hotel exhibition by the Car ders of New York and Paris Jewelers to Rings showcases emeralds, sapphires, pink diamonds, and a 26 carat white diamond necklace. Notable pieces include a 4 carat pink center pendant and a $44,500 strand with 27 carat centerpiece. The display opened yesterday and runs through Saturday with the French ambassador and dignitaries viewing the collection.
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Shoreham Hotel
Carders
New York
Paris
Weadth
Repent and Remarry Drama Shocks North Carolina Couple
Dr and Mrs Amis reconcile after a 2 year estrangement and divorce. The couple, formerly living in Asheville and Jacksonville, announce their remarriage in North Carolina following a Virginia visit. The ceremony ends their separation with plans to start anew with no children.
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Aimise Cdrhe
Thin City
Virginia
Royal
Arias
Washington Cat Club Names Officers and Delegates
The Washington Cat Club elected officers for the year and selected delegates to the American Cat Association convention. The meeting was at Mrs. L. H. Hixby’s residence, 2018 Kalorama. Officers include Mrs. L. H. Bixby president and Mrs. Ada Rhodes recording secretary. Delegates are Mrs. Bixby, Miss Burpee, and Mrs. Moyer.
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Washington Cat Club
Aasoeldten
Mra
L. H. Hixby
Kalerama
le West
Mtre
Tomla
G. F. Sateen
Thesidene
Gertrude Woodbury
Birs. Hyer
Edward 8. Schmid
L. H. Bixby
Misa Ada Rhodea
Bixby
Mics. Burpee
Moyer
Elks Organ Committee Plans Stag Social Tonight
Tonight the Washing ton Lodge of Elks lays groundwork for a stag social with committee leadership listed including Charles F. Hervuarth as chairman Abe Cohen treasurer Leon Strauss senioredith Ed D Johnson J Farrell A B Girarq A Abbott Herman Richarde Samuel Richards Devin Busth B Che man J Perry J Fred Fupertus Charles Y Stohlman J M Becker Lyone Maguire E B Van Fleet Lac F Zciuster BE H Neumeyer Jr J J Allen George C Pumphrey Jamies Root C E Bright W W Georges J E Hogan J 3 Schlosser Max Hirsch Peter Latter ver FLa Herrmann A G Hellmann Leo Odekoven TL Wright Joe Keefe Theodore Walter J V Heaner Leo Loch M H Swing Sam Steinberger Morrison A Davis Al Huber Frame Meyers H G Schaffer Charles Volk August BHI J L Ward Adolph Coe bl Samuel Kimberley P J Foley Julius Wenig
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Hag
Washington Lodge
Elka Hag
Charles F. Hervuarth
Abe
Cohen
Leon Strauss
Sem Ridhit
Ed D.johnson
J. A. Farrell
A. B. Girarq
A. Abbott
Herman_Richarde
Bamuel Richards
Dévig-Busth
B. Cheman
Perry
J. Fred Fupertus
Charles Y. Stohlman
J. M. Becker
Lyone
Maguire
E. B.” van Fleet
Lac F. Zciuster
BE. H. Neumeyer
J.J. Allen
George C. Pumphrey
Jamies Root
C. E. Bright
W. W
Better Road 18 Urged By Washington Post Delegation
A delegation led by Jémi Joy Edson and others from the Agricultural Department urged Montgomery County officials to fast track paving of the Georgetown to Rockville pike, three miles from DC. They argued the road is a key Washington throughfare and urged federal support and a $24,000 cost estimate for first class condition. County officials expressed willingness to improve the road soon with possible congressional funding and department aid after current county work is finished.
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Apedal
Washington Post
Rockville
Jémi Joy Edson
George E. Hamilton
E. ¢. Brafidenbidg
Mr. Saunders
Good Roads Department
Agricultural Department
Leddey
Georgetown
Rockvile Pike
District of Columbia
Mother Orevates Baby Tragedy Shocks Halifax
Halifax Nova Scotia February authorities report Mrs Adam McCarren confessed to placing her week old baby in a stove and burning it to death. Police say small bones were found in an ash barrel and her earlier claim of kidnapping was dismissed as the investigation reveals she is mentally deranged.
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Halifax
Nova Scota
Adam McCarren
Detention of Shuster aides sparks Persian political clash
St Petersburg reports detaining F. H. Ualma and eleven other Americans tied to former Persia treasurer general W. Morgan Shuster. Dispatches say these actions target alleged irregularities and form part of a broader political campaign amid Shuster’s return voyage to New York, with Shuster denying the charges as political.
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St. Petersburg
Enzell
Reslit
F. FH. Ualma
W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
Teheran
Cairng
Treasury Department
Shorter
Southampton
England
Parsia
George Washington
New York
Naidy
M. Mornard
Imperial Bank of Persia
M. Morherd
Mr. Shuster
Peraia
Teberan
Brussela
Gazette de Broxefies
Four white men face gallows in segregation era incitement
In Chicago on February 13, four white defendants linked to alleged serious crimes protest a segregation era plan to hang a Black man, Thomas Jennings, amid an execution scaffold arranged for simultaneous deaths. The group includes Clarence Hiller and others. authorities outline the condemned will vie for precedence in the final hour.
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Chicago
Thomes Jennings
Clarence Hiller
Bwild Aga
Shblawski
Kip Soeméritng
Thomas Schultz
Fred. Guelzow
Vera
Secretaries Debate New Naval Engine Obsolescence Fears
Secretary Meyer yesterday rejected Representative Burleson’s warning that interior Cerro Doh engine innovations might render battleships obsolete. He noted the engine is experimental, distant from practical results, and not ready for naval use.
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Meyer
Albert 8. Burleson
Texas
Germany
Hunt Mexican as Firebug at Fort DuPont
Detectives search for a master arsonist seen near the Fort Du Pont stables after a blaze destroyed a fort and all horses. The loss is placed at 10000 dollars. Five hundred soldiers at Fort Du Pont are ordered to the Mexican border as investigators pursue a theory the suspect is connected to Mexican revolutionists.
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Washington
Wilmington
Del
Mealean
Fort du Pont
Mexico
DoJ Probes Food Costs to Gauge High Living Expenses
Department of Justice to investigate rising food costs and assess how much is due to various combinations. Agents observe effects on prices and consumer impact to identify undue practices. The inquiry aims to reveal which parties may be inflating costs and how.
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Department of Justice
A Beautiful Face Miss Dora Hansen Endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla
A Racine Wisconsin reader at 81 State Street writes about pimples blotches and facial blemishes. She recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it clears impure blood and improves skin. She notes her mother and brother have taken it with high praise.
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Dora Hansen
State Street
Racine
Wis
Hood
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