Southern Washington Birthday Dinner Honors Jeffersonian Virtue
A large Dixie gathering at the Relshig Hotel marked the 150th birthday of George Washington and celebrated the South’s heroes. British Ambassador Bryce praised Washington as a universal model of virtue while Senators Williams and others lauded Jefferson, Patrick Henry, and Marshall. Speakers and guests from government and diplomacy attended, with musical interludes by Miss Dunhan and Miss Vernon Jones.
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John Sharp Williams
Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Marshall
Southland
Relsigh
George Wadhington
Washington
Hig Country
EU- Ivey
Xenatur Dutin Shaep Williams
Misslack
Towan M. Pletcher
Florida
Attisk Henry
Lorecaast Sterestan
Virginia
V. Batley
Texas
Mirahali
Returk
Lippine Court
United States
James Bryce
Great Ireiin
T . Grosvenor Dawe
Toda
Union
Manon and
Dixon's Inn
Mexian
Battey
Claytatt
Alabana
Ales
Menator
J . ‘Thornton
Ae Douglas
Dlawnestown
Ona Dunhan
Mia Anne Vernon Jonsey
J. J. Smith
Simmons
Hale
A. Herbert
Metcher
Tua Tbsburton
Bailey
Thornton
Charles A. Sas
Avory D. Clayton
Hom
Mr Daive
Hoke Smith
Menacor
Eochuan
Joseph B. Ranedetl
Rhore
Engagement Sings in World’s Finest Gem Stock
A listing highlights Engagement Sings as a top stock featuring gems of the highest quality in new artistic settings. The description stresses rarity and prestige, positioning the collection among the world’s most notable.
Gompers backs acts at banquet amid labor fight
Labor leader Samuel Gompers defended his rights before a contempt trial crowd at the New Ebbie House banquet with Secretary Frank Morrison. He accused attacks on organized labor, showed pictures to dispute flag desecration claims, and pledged to continue the fight for workers’ rights. Representatives praised labor gains as bans parties and lawmakers sank or swelled support.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charaés
Frank Morrison
New EbbIe House
Gumpers
Ohia
Bucks Store and Range Company
Gompers
Organized Labor
Mr. .Gompers
Morrison
American Federation
Frank Buchanan
Champ Clark
Hughes
New Jersey
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Gompera
Sherwood
Ala
House of Representatives
Wiliam B. Wilson
Pennnsylvania
Robert E
No Taxi Crimes Here Washington Police Deny New York Taxi Link
Washington police emphatically deny a link between New York taxi drivers with criminal records and city crime. The investigation shows many cab drivers operate independently, with a few hardened offenders already driving in the capital.
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New York
Washington
Wien
East Silver National Bank
Jim
Mnet
Hdata
Econdetery
Lcensed Ariverm
Lobster and chicken loot from Ebbitt House
Central Office Detectives Pratt and Hawlett say Matthew Henderson and Arthur Patterson were found with a baked chicken a lobster and other edibles at the Ebbitt House. The pair were arrested and to face a police court hearing this morning. Detectives waited at the hotel entrance and then searched Patterson who wore a lobster under his coat and the other items in pockets. They also found cherries cheese apricot pie and sardines in Patterson's room. The men claim the goods were for another person.
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Matthew Henderson
Arthur P. Patterson
Ebbitt House
Central Office
Pratt and Hawlett
Polce
Patterson
Peron
Taft Howes Hero at Mount Vernon Memorial Gathering
Taft visited Alexandria and Mount Vernon for the Washington birth anniversary. Delegates from grand jurisdictions attended a convention, contributing 1100 to a memorial temple fund. Taft, escorted by Virginia senators and local officials, received a reception at the Masonic Temple as public offices closed for the day.
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Mount Vernon
Memorial Temple
Washington
Virginia
Grand
Masonic Temple
Alexandria
Old Temple
Taft
Fred Paff
Hy IT
Hunter
Taft Wan
Nanking dispatch on Yuan arrival and Japan denial
A Nanking dispatch to the Times notes confidence Yuan Shikai will reach Nan King within a fortnight. The report also says Japan denies augmenting forces in Manchuria. Shita
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London
Yuan Su Kai
the Times
Japan
Manchuria
List of Names Across Tables in Aged Document
A dense listing of numerous individuals tied to various tables labeled F through L. The fragmentary OCR presents many mis-spellings and partial names, including Willa F Thyson Edwin Marin George W Sacks William F Thyson and others, with mentions of doctors generals and couples, but lacks clear narrative or context beyond the tabular attendee or participant lists.
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Willa F. Thyson
Edwin Marin
George W. Sacks
William F. Thyson
Randolph B. Carmichaal
John Soeeph Potter
Hi. Rosier Dulany Wades
B. Wood
Edward We
Dorn
Charles Newman
Joseph J. Sinnott
Staring Ruffin
Benjamin Mivou
Thomas Ruffin
Thomas V. Hammond
Dr. Hammond
Tablas
Washington's Farewell Address Read In Two Houses
Senators Kern and Clark read Washington's Farewell Address in the Senate and House. The event revived a long-standing February 2 custom as readers acknowledged the Father of His Country declining a third term. The session prompted applause and noted that Vice President Sherman and Senator Kern had been rival candidates in 1908.
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Senate
House
Washington
Kern
Indiana
Clark
Florida
Clarke
Representative Rucker
Missouri
Sherman
Senator Kern
SONS OF REVOLUTION MEET PATRIOTISM IN POLITICS ADDRESS
Representative N. J. Kendall of Iowa delivered the principal address at a Sons of the Revolution gathering honoring Washington's birthday at the New Willard. The luncheon preceding the meeting featured honorary guests including KL UD Appleton Gen J P Sanger George HE Braman R B Looker C H Sinclair Vwaniam A Wall Dr 2 L E Johnson John Doyle Carmody and others.
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Kendall
N. J. Kendall
Iowa
Sons of the Revolution
Washington
New Willard
Vwaniam
A. Wall
L. E. Johnson
John Doyle Carmody
C. R. Huston
B. Muncaster
Irvin H. Dunlap
Maj
Pierre Stevens
Thomas W. Hungerford
Diners Honor Dixie at New York Southern Society Dinner
Three minute speeches highlighted the New York Southern Society Diale dinner with ten members praising their states. Over 110 attendees marked the largest crowd in the society’s annual celebration, with Virginia seating 20 tables and North Carolina and Maryland 18 each.
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New York Southern Society
New York
Eociety
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Alabama
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