Plea for Hebrew Goff on Race Proscription at NY gathering
New York Justice Juan W. Goff addressed delegates of the Jewish federation urging fair aims and denouncing demagogues. He stressed that Irish and German communities suffered prior to Civil War and French victory proved their mettle. The audience at Young Men’s Benevolent Society heard calls to appoint a chaplain in the army and navy.
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New York
America
France
Boorlal
Juan W. Goff
Jewish Federation
Audi
Willam Sulzer
Said
Selzer
Congress
Wright and Embalming Services in Washington DC
Local obituary and funeral ad listing undertakers and embalmers including Harvey's Sons, Geier's Sons, Speare, Zurhorst, and other providers. Offers livery, telephones, and addresses such as 1337 Tenth and 940 F Street N. W for arrangements and burial services.
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Tlephene Mato Beles
Joan RB
Wright Co
F. Harvey
Vse Chase
Protests Over Jewish Rights and Rhetoric in Senate Speech
The session features speakers denouncing Russian treatment of Jewish Americans and arguing for treaty abrogation if Russia refuses equal rights. Pleas are made for direct nominations and a broader appeal to end discrimination, citing historic intolerance and the need for societal respect.
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Taft
Roosevelt Doez
Ace
Sulzer
Russia
America
Sho
Henry M. Goldfogte
Paymer
Martin
Saxe
Walter M. Chandler
Justien Goff
Broadway
Friars Plan New Texas Town Named St. Anthony's
Benedictine friars announce a plan to found a Texas town centered on an abbey and monastery. They will develop 40 surrounding farms within two miles, attract farmers from crowded districts, build schools and social facilities, and expand land as the population grows.
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United
Texas
Pesina Town
St. Anthony's
Thls
Friars
Four White Men Arrested After Attack On Boys
Four white men are jailed at the police station on charges of attacking two Negro boys and a man. Detained are Blake Lawson and Rosco Gardiner Joseph Williams Burton Hargrave. Hargrave faces assault and gun charges while companions allegedly used disarming force. Harry Gross and Forrestlark, aged 12 and 6, were returning home when the assault occurred. Samuel Taylor, a Negro man, went to aid the boys and was beaten. Police notified, resulting arrests.
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Blake Lawson
Rosco Gardiner
Joseph Williams
Burton Hargrave
Hargrave
Canquet
Harry Gross
Forrestlark
Nestoes
Samuel Taylor
Readings for the Blind at Library of Congress this week
The program lists Tuesday afternoon dramatic reading by Mrs Ronald Glover, Thursday afternoon piano and song recital by Mrs George Appleton Griffin with Mr Gilbert A Clark, and an entertainment Saturday afternoon if announced.
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Library of Congress
Ronald
Glover
George Appleton Griffin
Gilbert A. Clark
Attack and arrest sweep through northwest district
A man identified as Benjamin Morris, 22, of 23 Twenty-seventh Street NW, was cut on the head with a hatchet and suffers at emergency hospital. Police pursue the assailant. William Washington, 22, of 92 Hughes Court NW, is in the Third Precinct charged with assaulting his wife Martha and is to be arraigned this morning.
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Erereton
Dela Prereton
Doran
Ats Pelvede
Bebriaee
Rosena
Hugh Lepimid Bobsch
Petar
Petar Ow Cary
ONT
Lizzie Maren
Tina
COE Damaas
Mole
Helt
Gap
Monel Coates
Tom
Uae
Bae Bey
Rived
Cerdors
Poe
Pilkey
Hla
CDE
Benjamin Morris
Twenty-seventh Street
Hrmergency Hospital
Wiliam Washington
Hughes Court Northwest
Martha
Health Office Record Deaths Noted in Local Listings
Health office record lists several deaths with ages and last known addresses including Moving Golesh aged 68 at 1770 U nw, Vaerick Hines at Washington Asylum Hospital age 2 years, Katie Metts age 23 at 112 N H ave nw, A B Wilson age 62 at 1803 4th at mw, Catherine Humphrey age 41 at 14 Harrison ave se, Divine age 1 at 1313 $4n wt nw, Geneo Alpha WW Parham age 48 at 22d st ave id.
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Golesh
U At
Vaerick Hines
Washington Asylum Hospital
Katie Metts
N. H. Ave
A. B. Wilson
Catherine Humphrey
Harrison Ave
Ears Divine
Parham
St. ‘Ave
Market signs better business as tariffs loom
New York reports dull stock turnover but growing optimism in the market. Analysts say activity may rise after tariff bills pass, with strong gains in textiles led by the American Woolen Company and a generally resilient railroad and steel sector amid debt refinancing.
Kellogg on financial accommodations and banking interests praised
The passage discusses stock market speculation and a process welcomed by financial and banking interests as a foundation for future business prosperity, contrasted with potential disappointment for professional speculators. Daniel Kellogg remarks underscore optimism about economic buildout.
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Daniel ¥. Kellogg
Steel Car Plate War Breaks Over Carnegie Deal
Pittsburg February 14 special report: the ten year contract between Andrew Carnegie and steel car makers for plates expired at midnight and a dispute with United States Steel Corporation has emerged. Independents may offer rates as Carnegie’s tight pact ends, while speculation grows that US Steel will build its own plant or raise rates, potentially undercutting rivals.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Companys
Carnegie
Steel Corporation
Informa
International financial optimism boosts London markets
London reports a continuing inflow of gold from the continent and mines, lifting Bank of England reserves to a week’s total of £1,776,000 with forecasts of £21.5 million for the week ending Wednesday. Berlin notes buoyant sentiment from royal visits and Franco German talks, while Turkish and Russian issues stir Paris trading. Industrial stocks rise on electricity shares amid a generally active market.
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Washington Post
London
Bank of Land's Reserve
Germany
Sousa Afree
Berlin
Edward
Paris
Parle
Constantinople
Young Turk
St. Petersburg
Boy Leaders Seen From Doing Hard Things
David R. Porter Bowdoin fan and Rhodes scholar spoke to a YMCA boy department gathering. He warned high school boys have little chance to train will, citing 2 percent graduation and over half the leaders. He urged a voluntary movement to enlist boys to do hard things for others and purify school life.
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David R. Porter
Bowdoin
Isai
Young Men's Christian Association
Porter
Ife
Mr. Porte
America
Navy to regulate wireless telegraph offices plans
The Navy Department faces a flood of fake messages from amateur stations, annoying Dolphin and other vessels. Two regulatory schemes are under study, including limiting amateur operation hours and imposing a tax on wireless stations. Congress may be needed to address gaps in law as some amateurs, like John Hitlers of 235 First Street SE, claim long reach.
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Navy Department
Dolphin
Navy Yard
Washington
Congress
John ‘Hitlers
First Street
Statlm
Cape i Cod
Y M C A Contest Closing and Skirmishes Report
The committee of 100 under Holcombe G Johnson plans a closing canvass to add members to the Y M C A rolls tomorrow night. Two teams clash in a 48 hour skirmish with Alton G Grinnell and I B Durkan leading, Bruce Cleveland and E S Brashears also prominent. A complimentary dinner for the winning side is set for Wednesday at the Y M C A. Reports Two Collies Stolen. Statley Houschen of 1303 Newton Street reported the loss of two dogs yesterday. police are seeking the animals.
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Holcombe G. Johnson
Young Men's Christian Association
Alton G. Grinnell
Ten
Leen
I. B. Durkan & Close
Bruce Cleveland
E. S. Brashears
Statley Houschen
Newton Street
Yester Jday
Firemen Hurt At Warehouse Blaze In Southwest Street
Firemen Privates M. J. Berry and W. H. Smont of Engine Company 4 and Ladderman W. H. Nash of Truck No. a were slightly injured while battling a warehouse fire at 301 201 Seventh Street Southwest. A heavy shelf fell from the third story window as a ladder was set, causing injuries. Nash also cut his hand on shattered glass while forcing entry. Origin of the blaze remains a mystery. Damage is slight and insured.
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Seventh Street
M. J. Berry
W. H. Smont
Engine Company 4
W. H. Nash
NASA
May Sign Irrigation Plan for Grand Valley Colorado
Secretary of the Interior Garfield is expected to sign a contract for the Grand Valley irrigation project after objections to a clause about government liability were removed. The change came after talks with Gould interests and local farmers along the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad right of way. A boy, Henry Rutherford, 12, fell from a wall near New York avenue fracturing his skull and was taken to Casualty Hospital. Swift & Company reports Washington sales of Fresh Beef in the week ending Feb 13 averaged 7.4 cents per lb.
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Secretary of the Interior
Garfield
Grand Valley Irrigation Project
Colorado
Smain
Denver and
Rio Grands Railroad Company
Gould
Henry Rutherford
First Street
New York Avenue
Casualty Hospital
Swift & Company
Washington
D. C
Invited to greet fleet at Fort Monroe reception
Navy League invites officers and families to a special steamer to view the Atlantic fleet review by the President on February 9. They will join a dinner at the Cham Berlin Hotel Fort Monroe at 8 p.m. Rear Admiral Sperry and fleet officers will attend. Tickets and details are available at the Navy League office 1808 I street.
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Navy League of the
United States
League
Chamberlin Hotel
Fort Monroe
Sperry
The
Navy League
I Street
Richard Kern buried in Falls Church VA cemetery
Confederate veteran Richard Kern died from a cold and was laid to rest in St Marys Cemetery Falls Church after a funeral at his son William Kerns home 109 D Street SW Providence Hospital reported the death. Henry Brodley Irving presided Lincoln centenary in London with nonconformist bodies present at Whitfields Tabernacle and various dignitaries in attendance.
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Fails Church
Richard Kern
William Kern
Distreet
Lincoln
Washington Post
London
Henry Brodlev
Irving
Sir Henry Irving
Whitfields Tabernacle
Herbert Cozens-Hardy
Mombers
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Congressional Library
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Ld Amontislado Sherry
House of Gonzales, Byngs & Co
Spain
To-Kalon Wine Co
A& Moye
Wall
Finenciel
Intercover
American Woolen Company
Woods
Ultl
Acrang
Bank of England
Jts
Fof
Carnegie Company
England
Jamet
Bowdoin Man
YMLC
Blaze
Sts. N. W
Frederick C. Stevens
N. H. Shea
A. G. Clapham
John Poole
P. J. Brennan
Walter A. Brown
James ‘A. Cahill
W. A. H. Church
A. GS Pleptam
John H. Clapp Myer Cohen Samuel G. Cornwell
J.J. Darlington
HL. Bradley Davidson Autor
B. Deyber
Wm. F
Grand Valley
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Washington Loan 2S Trust Company
John Joy Edson
FLEET
Cluett, Pégbody ,Co
Peter Grogan
Union Savings Bank
CREDI
N. W
Riggs
Penn. Avenue
U.S. Treasury
Best Section
Weaver &Ros
F St. N. W
Thomas L. Hume
Washington Stock Exchange
Local
Mutu Life Insurance Company
Thomas P. Morgan
F Street
aphone_ Malin
Florence
Stuart Ellis & Co
Maryland
Washington Post Building
Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem
Hensey Co
TH Street
Wade & Hedges
S. H. Clarke
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
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International Banking Corporation
F St
Uptown
Conn
Ave
Downtown
Center Market
Phor
Ea ML
A. G. Plant & Go. Bankers and Brokers
14Th St
Bond Building
Washington Railway and Electric Capital Traction Bank
Trust Company
Washington Gas
Washington Stock
U. S. Treasury
St Petchasen
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
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Tih and
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7Th St
Elfisiaxsy J. Maury Dove Company
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