Marked for Murder Duke Alexis Heads the List
A Paris telegram reports peasant unrest as a Moscow socialist group circulates a manifesto calling for broader consultation on land grievances. Martial law is declared at Latskoe Selo amid threats, while a joint commission to investigate labor disturbances begins forming with worker elections in major factories.
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Washington Post
Paris
Mocialit
Geneva
Socil2ot
Moscow
Sigius
Alexis Quanluis
Ruremian
Latskoe-Selo
St Petersburg
Lsarskove-Selo
Teemiya
Ronesea
Rus
Draperor Nicha
Bury
Augusto
Putiloff Company
Inozemtseff
Father Gopons
Licensed to Marry Vola Wo oSeube and Others
A historical wedding notice lists Vola Wo oSeube Mary Isabel Drury and several others from Atlanta and Wallis with details of dates and locations. It records marriages and forthcoming services with references to cemeteries and family relations in a late 19th or early 20th century locale.
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Vola
Abel J Paul
Uo Goms
Mary Isabel Drury
Atl
Wallis and
Mare Donovan
Curceila
Jane
Browning
Health Office Record Deaths February List Of Names
Health office records list deaths through February 29 including ages from 17 to 92. The fragmented entries mention individuals such as John Cour rs 2 ath my 68 years and Lester Wiha aged 2 as well as others tied to addresses and occupations.
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Sears
Dorsey
Lester Wiha
Marbury i
Letra Roberts
Aseriy
Charles
Gasta CO
North Sea inquiry report debated by neutral board
The North Sea incident report will be prepared by Admirals von Spaun and Davis for secret discussion. The commission shows possible tilt toward excusing Ros t mustky while some members favor discounting torpedo boat involvement and denial of firing. Final conclusions await the von Spaun and Davis recital and full board discussion.
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Baron von Spaun
Austria-Hungary
Charles H Davis
United States
International Commission of Inquiry
North Sea
Mer
Russia
Great Britain
von Spaun
Davis
Rosestinsky
Doubassoff
Fourmie
France
Admial von Spaun
Lewis Beaumont
Admiral Davis
von Spaun Davis
Portugal Backs Hay Note on Chinese Integrity
Secretary Hay received from Portugal a colonial acceptance and firm approval of the January 13 note inviting powers to adhere to the principle of China's territorial integrity. Baron Monchen of Belgium has verbally assured acceptance, signaling assent to the general principle of inviolability of territory regardless of wartime outcome.
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Portugal
Hay
Secretar Ss
China
Baron Monchen
State Department
Death notices and ship movements in brief
Multiple terse items report deaths in Buffalo New York and Helena Montana including Cicero J Hamlin founder of Village Stock Farm and organizer of the National Trotting Association born 1819, with other obituaries. Also noted are a New York city centenarian death, George B McDill from Stevens Point, and Col R Barnwell Rhett, plus ocean liner movements including Ryndam, Cevic, Salet, and Pennsylvanian schedules detailing arrivals and sailings.
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Buffalo, N
Cicero J Ham
Vilage Stock Farm
National Trotting Association
Grand Circus
Austerlitz
Columba County
Hamlin
New York
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Nantucket
Liverpool
Cevic
Salet
Boulogne
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Dover
Redmond presses home rule as Irish debate rages in Commons
In a tense Commons address, John Redmond demands home rule, attacking Irish administration officials over the MacDonnell Dunraven devolution plan and a rumored Dudley resignation. Wyndham explains misunderstandings, praises MacDonnell, and a cabinet meeting is called to discuss the crisis.
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Wyndham
Dunraven
MacDonnell
Redmond
London
Ireland
John E Redmond
House of Commons
Asquith
Earl of Dudley
Lord Meutenantcy
Duke of Abercarn
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl
Antony MacDonnell
Wyndhamsaid
MacDonnel
Lord Dunraven
India
MacDonnells
Mir Wyndham
T Ww
Russell Winston Churchill
Earl of
Commercial treaties approved by Reichstag vote
Berlin February 20 The Reichstag approved the first article of the reciprocity treaty with Austria by 192 to 53 and accepted the remaining paragraphs without debate The largely Socialist minion backed the measure amid moderate attendance and surprise at the Agrarians By now the Reichstag has passed all commercial treaties on second reading Newspapers note talk of a potential treaty with the United States via the Commerce Treaty Association.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Aay
Germany
Austria
Minont
United States
King Leopold Wins Suit Over Queen Marie Henriette Estate
Brussels court upholds King Leopold's marriage contract as valid under Belgian law. Princess Stephanie and Princess Louise claims to half the late Queen Marie Henriette's property and the King’s estate were denied. The lower court ruling that the marriage contract supersedes Belgian law was confirmed by the Appeal Court.
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Leopold
Brussels
Stephanie
Longay
Louise
Saxe Coburg and Gotha
Marie Henriette
Appeal
Dogs Prove Useless in War Effort Seeks Ban
Berlin reports Gen von Trotha in Da maraland requests halt on sending dogs to war zones. Earlier, dogs were authorized as sentinels and for tracking wounded and natives. Public donations of dogs prompted a private agency to collect collies and other breeds for the African expeditionary troops.
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Berlin
von Trotha
Damaraland
Africa
War Office
Franchise Revoked for Electric Road Project in Puerto Rico
San Juan authorities revoke the Vandergrift Construction Company franchise of Philadelphia to build a $5,000,000 electric road from San Juan to Fohes, following action by the executive council.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Vandergrift Construction Company
Philadelphia
Fohes
Executive Council
Students Strike and Proclaim Revolution in Warsaw Meeting
In a large Warsaw assembly students denounced Russian absolutism and urged a universal ballot, press freedom, and amnesty. They marched with a red banner, tore the emperor’s portrait, and voted to suspend university work until September while awaiting material for further demands. Police arrested older pupils who pressured children to stay from school.
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Constituent Assembly
Nicholas
Durty
Fts
Ruxala
Russia
Warsaw
Ingh
British cabinet crisis sparking resignations and rumors
London reports a cabinet crisis after the MacDonnell affair with whispers of Earl of Dudley’s possible postponement of resignation and Jansdowne’s threatened step down. The Times notes a likely cabinet reshuffle, while Quart Spencer rejects any desire for high office. In Indianapolis, Harry Forbes defeats Paddy Nee by decision in ten rounds at the Auditorium.
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London
MacDonnell
Wyndham
Winston Churchill
Antony MacDonnell
Earl of Dudley
Ireland
Balfour
Jansdowne
Times
Earl of Dunley
the Times
the Times Adds That It Is the Prevailing Belief That MacDonnells
Quart Spencer
Pyramid Pile Care Praised by Satisfied Patient
A Philadelphia reader testifies that Pyramid Pile Cure cured her eight year bleeding piles after a severe relapse post childbirth. She praises the 50 cent and dollar suppositories, says a nurse validated the case, and urges others to buy now. A free title booklet on pile causes and cures is offered by Pyramid Drug Co.
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Eufferer
F Ancott
Unityst
Frankford
Philadelphia
Paris
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Woodland the Musical Fantasy at Columbia Theater Delights Crowd
An audience including Miss Roosevelt and Miss Morton packed the Columbia Theater for Woodland a Pixley and Luders musical fantasy. Birds as characters lead a colorful, costume rich show with notable performances from Ida Mulley Nightingale and Dan Daly imitator elements, while Blue Jay the tramp politician provides comic relief.
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Savage Company
Woodland
Columbia Theater
Miss Roosevelt
Morton
Bird
Royal Eagle
Ida Mulley
King Eagle
Prince Eagle
Lady Hawk
Miss Nightingale
Blue Jay
Judge Owl
Gen Hoaster
Dr Raven
Prince Bagte
Lady Nightingale
Harry Bulger
Frank Doane
Gen Roosier
Stanley H Forde
Ida Brooks Hunt
Emma Carus
Miss Carus
Nisie
Mate
Dan Daly
Lady Peacock
Ida Mulle
Charles W Mevers
Margaret Sayre
Turtle Dove
Mattie Nichols
John Donahue
Rogers Brothers in Paris at the National Theater
The Rogers Brothers and librettist John McNally bring a lavish vaudeville farce to Paris themes with Josephine Cohan and Muss Cohan as highlights. The production features large scenery, bright costumes, and a lively musical score by Max Hoffmann, while Johnny Ray leads the principal comedy as McCorkle in a broad NY farce.
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Rogers Brothers
John McNally
Paris
Hagenback Zoo
St Lowe
Klaw & Orlanger
Josephine Cohan
Cohans
Hagers Brothers
Muss Cohan
Bessie de Vole
Dorothy Hunting
Mr Moore
John Conroy
George Austin Moore
B Taylor
Max Hoffmann
Washington
Johnny Ray
McCorkle
Paradise Flats
Nick Con Way
Russell Keene
Phil Peters
Hsau Wonder
Harry
Uncle Cohen
Sophie Burnham
Kentucky Babe
Miss Burnham
Mr Held
Baltimore
Emma Hay
Nettie
Peters
Snowball Sammy
Jessie Chapman
Valerie Bergere in His Japanese Wife at Chase's
Valerie Bergere and company present His Japanese Wife a one act vaudeville piece set in Washington about a Japanese girl married to a U S Senator. The act blends humor and a tender love story with strong performances and a canine musical novelty.
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Valerie Bergere Company
Chase’s
Chase
Valerie Bergere and Company
Grace Griswold
Httle
Washington
O Chicka San
Henry Joseph Hatlenberg
United States
Aliss Pergere
Sli
Henry Keane
Maude Turner Gordon
Marie Burke
Charles Diamond
Edith Heroin
Pat Rooney
Manon Bent
Stonge Brothers
Hice
Cady
Vitagraph
Texas a Romantic Drama at the Academy of Music
The romantic drama Texas opens a promising week at the Academy of Music. It portrays cattlemen life in West Texas with vivid landscapes and strong romance between Jack Dallam and Texas West. Mass Lester and Connors impress in faithful interpretations, with Miss Rawson as Lady Cecilie Treva and the cast delivering solid performances.
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Texas
Academy of Music
Lone Star
Hugh
Jack Dallam
Texas West
Mr Conness
Mass Lester
Cecilie Treva
Miss Rawson
Dinkins Utopian Burlesquers at Kernans Lyceum Theater
Dinkins Utopian Burlesquers present Broke and Broken a satire on two American hobots in Europe at Kernans Lyceum Theater. Valmore, Horton, Florence Kimball, and other acts entertain crowds with song, dance, farce, and acrobats. The show closes with The Yellow Dog on bucket-shop methods.
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Dinkins
Kernan
Lyceum
Kernans Iyceum
Europe
Ige
Alio Valmore
Horton
Florence Kimball
Kredo and
Dare
Albert
Medden
Joss
Jordan
Rose
Eugene Jorge
Deanyo
Elliott
Symphony Committee Quits Washington Orchestra Effort
The Washington Symphonic Committee voted to dissolve after Feb 2 meetings. A plan to open a subscription list via The Washington Post with a $100 pledge by John I Devine was deemed sufficient to support the orchestra, ending the citywide canvass. Contributions promised may transfer to The Washington Post fund.
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Washington Symphony Orchestra
Rauscher’s
Washington Post
John I. Devine
Washington Post Fund
John Ayde
Chhef
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
9. G Sonneck
Division of Music
Congressional
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed By Suffering Readers
Thousands suffer kidney trouble unknowingly. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root advertised as a vegetable remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder ills. A reader claims complete recovery after use, with doctor confirming improvement. free sample offer and book available by mail from Binghamton NY.
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Cottage
St Melrose Mass
Sir
Tai T
Richardson
NOTD
Kilmer
Binghamtai
Washington Daily Post
Library figures attend Washington Symphony board meeting
Mrs Berenice Thompson and Miss Man Strudter attended along with Mr Eugene Stevens, a member of the Washington Symphony Orchestra board of directors, at the library gathering.
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Berenice Thompson
Man Strudter
Eugene Stevens
Washington Symphony Orchestra
Violin Virtuoso Miersch Delights Washington Club Audience
Johannes Miersch, the Berlin born violinist now based in Washington, performed a varied program at the Washington Club before a large crowd. He opened with three lyrical pieces, followed by Bruch’s G minor Concerto, then Bach’s Chaconne for solo violin, and Garashe Gypsy Airs concluding with an encore. The concert showcased his technical brilliance, especially in the Bach and Gypsy Airs, though critics noted his high treble tone lacks warmth at times. Alice Lamasure accompanied him, earning equal praise for her artistry.
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Washington Club
Johannes Miersch
Berlin
Washington
Icher Miersch
White House
Paul Mierseh
Ferd Davids
May Bruchs
Miersch
Mignon Alice Lamasure
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Actor Neil Burgess
In Trenton New Jersey on February 2, Neil Burgess of Highlands New Jersey filed in the United States District Court a petition in bankruptcy. The actor known for The Joint Fair has liabilities and assets as listed in the filing.
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Neil Burgess
Trenton
Neilson Burgess
Highlands
United States District Court
Maxine Elliott Returns to National Theater Next Week
The famed actress Maxine Elliott resumes her acclaimed run at the National Theater next week. Credited as a major draw, her two-suit wardrobe and high value attire underscore the production’s strong appeal and anticipated strong box office.
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Maxine Elliott
Maxine Binet
National Theater
Epidemic of Pneumonia Hits City with Death Toll Rising
Newspaper report from New York dated February 29 notes an epidemic of pneumonia causing 600 cases and 300 deaths since January 1. Health authorities warn of overcrowding in hospitals due to pneumonia bronchitis influenza and tuberculosis with Bellevue and other hospitals sheltering patients and plans to use tents on hospital grounds.
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Pittburg
New York
Fey
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