Nations at The Conference on Conservation and Cooperation
Delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico meet at the White House to discuss forest resources wildlife water and land conservation. Pinchot Fisher and Quevedo present forest conditions and plans while leaders including Secretary Bacon and President Roosevelt examine cooperative measures and legal frameworks for shared stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harny
Virgin
Wilson
Tan Commission
Bacon
Sydney Fisher
Minater
Mr. Pinchot
Mgue A de Quevedo
Queveda
United States
Bl Pinchot
Fisher
W 11
Hornacay
New York Zoological Park
White House
Supreme Court
Altaires
National Conservation Commisstion
Gittard Pinhol
Thoman R Shipp
Wucreimy Ibeoduie
Burton Francis G
Newlands Jonanan P
Doltter
Wiliam Warner
John H Bankhead
W J Bice Frederux
Newell Combert
Joseph L
George F
Svein
Gon
William Lo Wartall
Reed
Blanchard Charles Lathrop Pack
Irving Fisher
Gustav Ho Sthwab
Oveston
Knute Nelson
Francis E Warren Swager
Sherley
Herbert Farsnns
Napoleon
Broward
James J Hi
George
Pardee Murdo
F . Chamberlin Frank
Goudy
Charter Macdonald
George Wy Woodruit
John Daizell
Joseph Mc Dixon Frank Point Lee
Hise
John Mitchel
John Have Hammond
IA Holmes
Af Austin
Fred Dennett
Galeu
LO Kowad
Melvin
Hart Merriam
Willie Moore
Northeter
Olmsted
George Olesmith
Milton Whitney
Wiley Morriy Bien
Campbell Charles G Glack
Clements Feederiek
Cmilie
William T
Arthur P Davis
le Grand Powers
H J Ramage
Alexater
Hugh Wo Smith
Witliam
Stewert
Valente
van Horn Thomas
Athon
Jaxper & Weiche
Philly P Wells
Ur Bailey Wills
HM Wilson
Albert Polands Biegler
Hornaday
AH Brooke
Waburton
Swingle
Chicott
Sarkett
Weise AC
Veateh
Pelmer J & Peleg
John C Hayt
George MM Rober
Dana
Sulworth McGarvey Cline
Schofield
Bristol Talvin
Pice
Hall
Gov Hughes to Speak at Washington University Convocation
Gov Charles S. Hughes of New York will deliver the convocation address “Progress and the Ideals of Washington” at Washington University’s winter convocation on February 22 in Belasio Theater. The event includes diplomas for several graduates and an American flag presentation, with academic dress and a procession from the university building to the theater at ten thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khe Gegge
Washington Universiy
Belasio Theater
Charles Sb Hughes
New York
Washington
Gox Hughes
Htreets
Ndak
Tractor of Philosophs
William Clifton Phalen
Massachusetts
Edward Damon Baldwin
Oregon
Frances Sanders
District of Columbia
Inaugural Parade Plans Target Record Crowds and Military Force
A committee meeting at the New Willard outlined a parade plan aiming for a 22 000 strong military division plus 9 000 civic participants for the inauguration. Officials expect improved rail service to draw larger crowds, with 2 000 in the military and 9 000 in civic groups. A February 2 sale will publish the official program and placards, while security and seating details were adjusted to avoid bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Willard
Samuel B. Hege
Subcommittee On Transportation
New England
Central
Glaiy
Wll
John Bates
USA
DT Humphrey A & 4
Ger W W Wotherstorh U SA
United States Miltary Academy
United States Naval Academy Cadet Corps
United States Revenue Cutter Service
United States Engineers
Coast Artilery Tifta Infantry
Eleventh Infantry
United States Marines
United States Seamen
Ulte? States Field Artillery
United
States Hospital Corps
Ncon Guard
District of Columbia Marine Corps
Chinese Fugitive Caught at Union Station
A Chinese man said to have escaped from New York immigrant inspectors before his deputation was arrested yesterday afternoon at Union Station by George Baldwin of the immigration bureau. He is locked up at the Sixth precinct station. Ah Choy sought food from a policeman and was directed to the Board of Charities. A ticket to New York was given, and he was about to leave the city when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Station
George Baldwin
Bureau of Immigration
Ah Choy
Thie
Third Precinct
Board of Charities
Thielty
Escort for Gov Fort Washington Parade Escort Offered
Captain Svithara A Uryant of the Masex troop tendered 85 men to Gov Fort for an inaugural parade in Washington. The offer was accepted with escort financed from a private fund after a legislative appropriation of 600 was vetoed by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Montelaly
Svithara
Masex
Gov Fort
Washington
Washington d
Soapmakers Protest Olive Oil Duty Classification
Soap manufacturers urge the Treasury Secretary to classify olive oil roots as grease used in soap making to avoid a 40 cent per gallon duty once olive oil prices rise above six cents. The protest targets a tariff reclassification affecting textile and green castile soaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Carroll Institute Banquet Reflects Community Gala
Carroll Institute hosted its annual banquet with ornate hall decor and institute colors. Caterer Rauscher served 15¢ meals as Rev McGuigan and other dignitaries spoke. music by local ensembles accompanied vocal and instrumental performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Rogrick and
Helland
Charles
E Myery
PF Brennan
Winliam Heepley
James J Collins
Mathew Grady Samuel J Brinkley
James C
Donner Toomag
Donovan
James N Pitzpairkh
Patek
J Haltigan
Edward J Hannag
Lawrence Mangan Rovers J. Montague
M McKee
D McAuliffe
William P Normoyle
M A Purell
James F Smith
James Richardson
Accused of Duping Women in Kansas City Trial
Charles Nordim faced trial after police found his trunk filled with love letters from women across the United States. Testifying, Carrie A Hamilton said she loaned him 37 dollars for a game, only to be left with three cents. Hamilton identified hundreds of letters showing women sent funds, and Nord reportedly traded her medicine store for an Arkansas farm but kept none of the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansasity Mo
Charles Nordim
United States
Carrie A Hamilton
Nord
Hamilton
Arkansas
Circus A Marvel Orchestra and Zuzu Band Shine At YMCA Event
The third annual Young Men's Christian Association show dazzled with a circus drill, juggling, tumbling, and acrobatics by Brunne Taylor Matsdaria and others. Ringmaster Watson teased the crowd as the orchestra played and the audience clapped for the popular acts.
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Ife
Imm
Clowes
Tie
Farmund& Batley
Nhaine
Induyur
Efreus
Cristian
Watson
Brunne
Tayor
Matsdaria
Stelzner
Long
Moore Chase
Boehm
Beckett
McLaughlin
Allen Colley McLaughlin
Roe
Wood
Hughes
McLarin Johnson
Schulte
Shannon
Beckett Chere
Jayior Stelsner Smith
Chase
bylGtimonr
Mayhew
Malsdarla, Voss
Stelaner Smith
Shackelford Long
Bob
Cc T Chapman I
May 15 Wedding Near for Pearl Hoover and Chinese Laundryman
Pearl Hoover, 19, faces family pressure from sister and mother as they seek to delay her marriage to Charlie Moy owner of a Third Street laundry. Moy has claimed steady courting and a costly diamond ring. Pearl writes and family debate suggests a near-term ceremony despite objections. Pearl’s brother William Hoover advised restraint, while mother and sister petition the marriage license clerk to refuse license. The couple reportedly plans to wed soon with consent anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell P
Yester
Pearl J Hoover
Charlie May
May Dunlockh
Third Street North
West
Baltimore
May You Cuen Ao Weaithy
Anna M Workman
Florence Houser
Chariie Moy
Moy
Pearlould
Pearl
President Roosevelt Gives Canes to Navy and War Chiefs
President Roosevelt yesterday presented canes to Secretary of the Navy Newberry and Secretary of War Wright. The canes were of maple with a gold bend just below the handle. Newberry’s cane came from a hardy family tree and Wright’s from the Hermitage, Andrew Jackson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Newberry
Wright
Mr Newberry
Hermitage
Audrew
Steamers Bring 21000 at Potomac River Auction
The Potomac River steamers sold under court order to settle Capt Randall's estate brought 21000 in total. Vessels included the Harry Randall Estelle Randall Wakefield Queen Anne TV Nelson Rowsmith and others, with William Bimmett of Bristol Town the buyer. The sale liquidated liens and mortgages on the Randall Potomac Steamboat Lines assets once operating to River View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
Ad- Altton
Harry Randall
Estelle Randall
Wakefield
TV 4Rrowsmith
William Bimmett
Bristol Town
Randall Potomac
Ines
River View
Randall
Weather Conditions Report From Washington Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau report describes a western disturbance moving from the plains to the central region with light rains in Missouri and Mississippi valleys and snow in parts of the upper Midwest. Warmer conditions are noted in the central valleys and lake region with a forecast of continued rain or snow along the western disturbance into Friday and Saturday. Strong winds along the Atlantic coast are reported with variable winds on the Gulf coast and Lake Michigan. Temperature readings and humidity levels are listed for several hours, with rainfall and sunshine percentages included.
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Go Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Minoesola
Plains States
Upper Lake Region
Upper Jake
Hacky Mountains
South Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Upper Lake
Mississippi
Ohio
Lower Lake
Atlanta
New Tingland
Middle Atlantic
East
West
Gulf Corse
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Mrs Russell Sage's Gift In Brief Weather Note
Temperature Thursday in other cities shows a twelve hour period ending at 8pm with a tally of readings. The item notes the weather gift from Mrs Russell Sage and lists city temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Russell Sage
Mursurgias Sing Well At Second City Concert
The Mursurgias Club of this city gave a second concert of the sesean at the New Masonic Auditorium before a large audience. The first half featured Felecien Davis The Desert with readings by Edwin Callow and orchestra. Joseph F Minthieu sang Oh Night Oh Lovely Night and the second part included Sunrise. Thomas Cloyes conducted two groups of songs and Edger Priest was praised for training the chorus and conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mursurgis
Sesean
Masonic Auditorium
The
Desert
Clutana Orchestra
Eewin Callow
Deserta
Joseph F Minthieu
Callows
Thomas Cloyes
Edger Priest
WEW CARS START SUNDAY
WEW announces service changes with a rule requiring transfers at the time of paying the conductor. The plan details Sunday start for the car schedule and adjusted fare handling. The notice emphasizes a strict policy on transfer collection.
Transfers Rules Begin February 21 1903
Notice posted in Capital Traction cars details new transfer rules effective Sunday February 21 1903. Transfers issued only on paid request at specific points including Fourteenth Street and U streets lanes, Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue, and at Peace Monument to Navy Yard and Union Station routes. Northbound and southbound transfers restricted to designated cross points with exceptions for presenting transfers at key corners.
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Fourteenth Street
Fourteenth and
U Streets
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Georgetown
Seventh Street
Pennsyvania Avenue
WU Streets
Peace Monument
Navy Yard
Union Station
Capitol
Delaware Avenue
G Street
Asion Station
New Jersey Avenue
C Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
WA Streets
Penneylvania Avenue
Decatur Street
Piney Branch Road
Capital Traction Company
Pay as you enter cars debut on Capital Traction lines
Capital Traction Company introduces a pay as you enter system on Sunday morning. conductors will stay on rear platforms and passengers must have fares ready and obtain transfers at boarding. front door exit required for all riders. all rolling stock to be painted green with large route signs on sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capral Traction Company
Washington Rulway and Electric Company
Geveral
Capital Traction Company
Canital Traction Company
Steel Chiefs Confer on Steel Market Prices
New York Feb 18 reports said steel trading had been disappointing as independent producers cut prices to secure business. United States Steel Corporation officers and subsidiary heads held a lengthy conference to discuss conditions. Judge Gary planned a general statement tomorrow to outline the general trade situation and whether the firm will abandon its price maintenance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Arrests cab drivers working without licenses in strike hit city
Terminal Taxicab Company suspends operations and many drivers are arrested for operating without proper licenses. Inspector Dawson reports Burgdorf supplied vehicles and drivers. warrants prepared. Drivers examined by licensing official Woodward. No violence reported as striking chauffeurs gather in small groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Dawson
Ernest Guredorf
Eighth Street
Burgdorf
Wich
Greenhorn River
Man Takes Carbolic Acid in Suspected Suicide
George C Ports SR aged around 60s from 488 1 Street Southwest drank carbolic acid at home last night. Ambulance from Emergency Hospital found him dead before arrival. Coroner notified. police consider death self-inflicted after family observed him returning home and taking poison. Nellie Coombs 2 years old of 814 Sixth Street Northwest treated at Emergency Hospital for mercury bichloride poisoning thought mistaken for medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C Ports SR
Hig
Wty
Nellie Coombs
Sixth
Cmeigency Hospital
Miss Coombs
Will Investigate International Arbitration Decisions
International arbitral decisions will be examined at the Uurl annual meeting of the American Society of International Law on April 4 and 24 to see how far arbitration is judicial and how nations submit disputes to judicial settlement. The meeting will also discuss political offenses in extradition, development of international law by U.S. judicial decisions, and powers of an international court of arbitral justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uurl
American Society of International Law
Comrete
United States
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Committee On Civic Organizations
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Committee On Music
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Maine
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Maj Sylvester
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Wilson & Mayers, Manufacturers’ Auctioneers
Wilson & Mayers
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