McCall Funeral Plans for NY Life Ex-President
Accompanied by family, the body of John A. McCall, former president of New York Life, was brought from Lakewood New Jersey to his West Seventy-second Street home. Funeral is set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday from the Church of the Sacred Sacrament, Seventy-first Street.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life
Lakewood
N. J
West Seventy-second Street
Church of Deplessed Sacrament
Seventy-first
Home Rule Criticised as Ireland Debate Opens
In London on February 19, King Edward's speech spurred quick clashes in Parliament over Irish government plans and Transvaal constitutionalism. Chamberlain led sharp attacks on home rule and tariff reform while Liberals and Nationalists offered mixed signals as the debate unfolded in the Commons and Lords.
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London
Ireland
Edward
House of Parliament
Transvaal
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Lansdowne
Chamberlain Attacks South Africa Policy in Parliament
Mr Chamberlain delivered a fighting speech demanding clear answers on Transvaal government changes and home rule plans while warning tariffs would reappear. Premier Campbell-Bannerman defended South Africa action and condemned Chinese labor as slavery though offered no exact plan for Transvaal rule. John Redmond lauded Liberal victory and urged Irish self government as the debate adjourned.
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Chamberlain
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Schee
Balfour
Ireland
John Redmond
Campbell-Bannerman
Redmond
United States
Transvaal
House of Lords
Marquis of Northampton
Lord Herschell Giberal
Lord Lansdowne
Algeciras
South Africa
Ripon
Sebsoury
Lowther
W. H. Dickinson
BE. D. Acland
Prem. Buisour
Great Britain
France
Campbell-Befmnerman
Questens
Liberal select Bowles to oppose Balfour in bye election
London Liberals after conferences with Thomas Gibson Bowles chose him to run against former Premier Arthur Balfour in the forthcoming bye election. Balfour began his campaign with a brisk Billingsgate fish market walk, greeting fish sorters and enduring splashes of brine from baskets.
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London
Hungarys crisis over dissolving parliament and Magyar army demand
Troops surrounded the House after Gen Nyili, named royal commissioner, delivered dissolving documents. The speaker protested royal interference and warned communications must come through a responsible ministry. Hungary demands Magyar language in army and national army status, arguing Austrian dominance erodes patriotism. Francis Kossuth cautions Europe on the danger to peace and balance of power, noting Austria Hungary lacks internal peace and constitutional liberty.
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Litia
Nyili
Nytri
Nyini
Hiif-Emstie
Hungary
Count Apponyi
Independence Party
Europe
London
Francis Kossuth
Chronicle Today
Kossuth
Austria-Hungary
Woman kills intruder at Pittsylvania County home
Special to The Washington Post from Chatham Virginia reports Henry Yates a young Pittsylvania County farmer was shot and killed by Mrs Charles Dove at her home near Sycamore after he threatened to break in Yates leaves a widow and children with the shooter away from home at the time of the incident.
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Pittsylvania
Washington Post
Chatham
Henry Yates
Pittsylvania County
Charles Dove
Sycamore
France Mexico Morocco Algeciras peace outlook brightens
Ambassador White in Madrid cables hopeful terms from Algeciras as German and French delegates await Berlin instructions. Paris confirms France may concede policing rights to the Sultan if Moroccan officers are French. Malaga reports clash between Moroccan warship and French filibusters. The outlook for suzerainty peace in Morocco appears optimistic with no anticipated war.
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White Cables
State Department
Algeciras
Berlin
Kaiser
France
Paris
Foreign Office
Ger- Twaiy
Copenhagen
William
Baron de Courcel
Christian
Spain
Morocco
Count von Tattenbach
Malaga
Melilla
Sidi el York
Marchica
White
Germany
Death toll rises as notable figures pass away
A sequence of obituaries reports Brig. Gen. James Ketner retired Army officer and Kansas Democrat from Junction City dying of grip and old age at sixty eight. Also Capt. Henry A V Reaney chief clerk lighthouse inspector died at Grace Hospital in Detroit. Margaret Curtin slum worker of Chicago died at fifty five after seventeen years visiting Dunning prison. Rev Dr Longacre veteran preacher died in New York City at seventy four. Charlotte B H Cooper humanitarian from Middletown died in New York at sixty six, sister of Princeton professor Hunt.
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Congressional Cemetery
Dorsey
Frank C. Dorsey
Maggie Dorsey
Destrees Street
Galbraith Chanel
Sixth
M_a
Harmony Cemetery
Ellis
Edward EB. Els
Grenwood Cemetery
Jiartley
Mt Rainer
Dimes Hiertley
Jettie Hartley
Jackson
Hte
Julia R
Charles E
Chza A Jackson
Ashby Mfr
Eleventa
Keets
Johnston Tuary
Tsu
Tohnston
Imanassas
Jones
Fife
Charles P
Rosa
Ammee
James Puneral
Wavrs Terrace
Belause
Joy
Willam Thomas
Janet Joy
Timierai
Tis
K Street
S. Darricks Church
Kura
Tebsuety
Dpom
Henry Kinah
Lincoln Apartments
Twelfth Street
Liacer
Wosa Om
Justina
Amand Finer
Rosticet
Dow RY
Snne Winess
Robert EL Lowry
Thomas
Harriett Lowry
Brook Staton
Morganm
Pobruars
Smallpox
George W Morgan
Harmons Cemetery
New York
Parks
William G. Parks
Johanna Parks
Stree
Baltimore
Robinson
High View Park
Hannah Johinson
Rodier
James R Rodier
Susana C. Rotter
Tureral
Scott
Lied Meaton Street
Amanda
Wilam Scott
Barbara Johnson
Louise Jackson
Metropolian Saptist
Anacosta Avenue
Anna L. Shaw
Granville C. Shaw
Orwate Taylor
Phoenix
Ariz
Carrie E. Taylor
Trudgian
George W Patterson
Tenth Street
Spain
Lowlock
Providence Hospital
Hirza
Richard W. Spain
J William Let
Pennsylvania Avenue
Storrs
New York City
Annie Brheaunt Storrs
Aerus M. Blount
Washington
Ogeo Puneril
Acud Street
Flovence
Italy
Mary
Wilkes
Maria IL
John Virginia
Kansas
Grace Hospital
W. H. Reaney
United States Navy
Chicago
Margaret Curtin
Longacre
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Philadelphia
Boston
Death of G A Castor, Third Pennsylvania Congressman
George A Castor, Republican representative from Pennsylvania's Third district, Philadelphia, died after a long illness at fifty. Born August 6 1855 in Philadelphia he served on the city Republican committee fifteen years and was elected to the Fifty eighth Congress February 16 1904 to fill a vacancy. He was re elected to the Fifty ninth Congress with 35 982 votes.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
George A. Castor
Castor
Washington
Mr. Castor
Republican City Committee of
Henry Burk
Girl on Trial for Murder in New York Court
Bertha Claiche a 22 year old French girl faces murder charges after allegedly shooting Emil Gerdron in custody on July 8. The defense is funded by New York women amid claims that police urged her action. A police witness is said to implicate an officer in extorting gifts from Gerdron.
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New York
Bertha Claiche
Emil Gerdron
Court of General Sessions
Hneass
Ely
Berthe
Gerdron
New York City
Berthe Claiche
LICENSED TO MARRY IN BALTO CITY AREA LIST
A list of couples licensed to marry includes Leo Hoffman and Frances Zang of Baltimore Maryland Frank M Swartz and Mary E Conner Joe FB Hickman of Richmond Virginia and Mary S Richey of Connellsville Pennsylvania Edward Jones and Virgie M Wells of Bull Run Virginia James B Norrin and Helen M McClure Felix G Harley of Oxon Hill Maryland and Mary N Proctor William H Weet and Sarah Williams John Cephis of Little Falls Station Virginia and Hester Shorter Davenport Brown of Boston Massachusetts and Marie McKenna John L Pulis of New York and Hildegarde McKenna Clarence E Bealle and Emma V Hines 8 Duncan Bradley and Mary G Blake Daniel J Breslin of Roanoke Virginia and Irene Entwisle William Taylor and Mary E Brown
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Leo Hoffman
Frances Zang
Baltimore, Md
Frank M. Swartz
Mary E. Conner
Joe FB. Hickman
Richmond
Mary S. Richey
Connclaville
Edward Jones
Virgie M. Wells
Bull Run
James B Norrin
Helen M. McClure
Felix G. Harley
Oxon Hill
Mary N. Proctor
William H. Weet
Sarah Williams
John Cephis
Little Fulle Station
Hester Shorter
Davenport Brown
Boston
Mars
Marie McKenna
John L. Pulis
New York
Hildegarde McKenna
Clarence FE. Bealle
Emma V. Hines
Duncan Bradley
Mary G. Blake
Daniel J. Breslin
Roanoke, Va
Irene
Entwisle
William Taylor
Mary E. Brown
Health Office Deaths Report Feb 18 City Records
Health Office records list deaths reported up to 12 months February 18. Numerous individuals across Washington addresses and hospitals are noted with ages from hours to 90 years. A separate item reports an explosion near Andrews, North Carolina killing Joseph Queen and Mitchell Howard.
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Elizabeth M. Alford
del. Ave. He
Louie M. Allen
Mase. Ave
Katherine L. Bentren
Garfield Hosp
John P. Burwell
14Th St. Nw
Daisy Butcher
1Th St
Mary Brown
Wash
Asylum Hosp
Gus Bowser
Mary F. Bradfield
Garfield Hospital
James Blackwell
M St
Henry A. Cady
Eastin Ave
Takoma
Frances E. Couttley
Potomac St
Ann BE. Coburn
Mass. Ave. Nw
Mary T. Carroll
Florida Ave. Nw
Rachel Coates
D St. Sw
Mary B. Cones
St. Aw
Catherine Davis
Sibley
George W. Owens
H St Nw
Lucy E. Pollen
Twelfth St. Nw
Mary L. Porter
18Th St. Nw
Charlotte Smith
M St. Nw
Ida M. G. Bummy
Mary Smallwood
Rosie Sanford
St. Nw
Elise Walt
St Nw
Ruth E. Williams
Gat
John Welch
Govt
Andrews
N. C
Joseph Queen
Mitchell Howard
Snow Bird Valley
Here
Submarine Tests Stall Until Tug Nina Arrives
Special to The Washington Post Newport Feb 19 Colonial quays report that torpedo boats Porpoise Shark and Mckee sailed from the torpedo station for a measured mile course in Narragansett Bay to test gasoline engines. Trials run for a third day and will continue two more, with Navy Dept delaying underwater work until Tug Nina from Brooklyn arrives with necessary equipment. Commander Gleaves oversees, secrecy abounds as nations expand fleets, while U S hosts potential night attack tests with forts Adams and Greble using searchlights.
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Washington Post
Newport
Porpoise
Shark
Mckee
Narragansett Bay
Ward
Columbia
Navy Department
Nina
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Gleaves
Department
United States
Col Cazaric
Forts Adams
Greble
Charles P. Nelson
Fort Adams
Movements of Ocean Steamers
New York lists arrivals and movements of transatlantic steamers with routes including Havre Rotterdam Boulogne and Cherbourg Southampton. Vessels La Bretagne Noordam Patricia St Louis Pennsylvan ia are noted with dates Feb 12 16 18 19 and ports of call.
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New York
la Bretar
Havre
Rotterdam
Noordam
Boulogne
Hamburg
Patricia
Dover
Plymouth
St. Louis
Cherbourg
Southampton
Pennsylvania
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Ninth Street
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