Special Committee Named for Baltimore Convention Invite
A special Chamber of Commerce committee is named to invite national leaders to Baltimore in two years for the Bowling Congress and to seek capital city support. A report on pending gas legislation will be studied, with a February 26 meeting called to review the bill and prepare a formal chamber position.
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Baltimore
Capital
Washington
Sds
Getl
Thomas Wees
Camerce
Wester Hira
Pofal
Tor
Horn Ee
Toomh Fc
Une
Ah Nitvil Powhag
Tom
Ams Nth
Fis Bec
Tomi
Hove
Aguueetica
Aloes
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Chamber
Walter C_ Balderston
Jackson H Ralston
William M Lewin Lee P_ Harlow
Oliver & Metzereit
Charles W Carr
Joseph D Sullivan
James A Toomey
James W Beller
George B Walker
Edgar D Shaw
Benjamin F Barnes
Samuel 3 Shedd
R Hartion Johnson
F. W Bolgiano
Ernestt Danvel
Ray Esfiddaugh
Uncertain fragment hints at local sports figures and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Connor and Hobbs, streets, schools, and teams with uncertain details. It reads as a jumbled local sports and community notes page with references to players, addresses, and possible game outcomes, but lacks recoverable context or dates.
Fragmented OCR Note on Wes and Bone Event
A partial OCR line references Wes and bone related matters with unclear context and damaged wording. The readable portion mentions a person and a possible incident but specifics, names, places, and dates are unreadable.
Feat for Bibliophile Proof Sheets on View at Shoreham
Exuberant notice on Edward S. Curtes Curated edition The North American Indian showing at Shoreham Stores with photogravures from 36 volumes planned and 16 already described Lively excitement over high cost editions scarce sets and anticipated attendance including mention of President Roosevelt and Harvard connections.
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Edward S. Curtes
Uwestias
Shoreham
Naser
Jarward
Curts of
Scutl
Aerodrome flies half mile in wartime test flight
A garbled report claims an aviation test at an elevation near half a mile, naming various individuals and places in confusion. It mentions wartime context and consideration by government ministers of revising contracts or services with aviation experts and aircraft makers.
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Buble
Dougtee
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Ted Jonidon
Troup of Commons
Sec
Haldane
Excursions Offer Special-Rate Round Trip Tickets
Special-rate round trip tickets offered every day this week to Old Point Comfort for Washingtonians and visitors to view the U S fleet that has arrived after the world cruise. Ships remain offshore for public viewing. boarding of battleships will occur after cleaning and minor repairs. Departures from the foot of Seventh Street at 6 43 p.m. daily. uptown tickets at 705 Fourteenth Street.
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Washington
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Steeal
Uptown
Inaugural Public Order Plan for Washington DC
Maj Sylvester presides at a meeting creating defenses for the inauguration period. Union Station divisions set six reliefs, ambulance stations tasked, and police to enforce crowd controls and deter obstructions on March 3 and 4. Leaders, captains, and ambulances across districts mapped routes and protections. The Colored Welcome Club plans a reception at Convention Hall on March 3. Georgia delegates and separate outfits from Atlanta prepare to march in the events.
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R A O Brien
Addiion
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Fifteenth
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Grandstand
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Capitol Grounds
New Jersey Avenue
Ty Street
Capitol
Peaveyania Avenue
Richandaon S Drug Store
Sixth Street
BAL Gilmans Drug Store
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Averse
WAL Stevens Drug Store
Ninth Street
Paleigl
Cwelfth Street
Halt
Regent
HAC ‘Thompsons
New Yak Avenue
Goodmans
Seventeenth Street
TAL Nichols Drug Store
Pennsys Venia Avenue
Cucarga Hotel
Fourteenth and
Lafayette Park
Delaware Avenue
Batret
New Jesey Avenue
Capital Grounds
Second Street
Pennsylvaniavenue
John Marshall Place
Pennsyvana Avenue
Sixth
Twelfth Street
Maj “Sylvester
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Wilson Brufians
Vernon
Charman
Metendez King
Clark
Charles M . Brown
Lankford
WB Mitchell Comfort
Charles A Pickett Press
Robert A Pelham
Willam H Clifford
Mrs Potter Leaves Stage After Troubled Essay
Mrs James Brown Potter, shaken by a disappointing vaudeville essay, has quit the stage and may not appear again. She reconciled with her daughter Mrs James Susiman Jr and is now staying with her at 19 East Seventy second Street in New York.
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Washington
New York
James Brown Potter
James Susiman, Jr
East Seventy-second Street
Yale Men to Honor Taft at Alumni Smoker Dinner
Nearly 45 000 Yale living graduates received invitations to a March 3 smoker and supper at the New Willard Hotel. President-elect Taft, class of 78, is expected to attend to greet fellow alumni. Upper floors booked, many Yale men already pledging attendance. about 1500 expected. Taft not listed for a speech but may be asked to speak.
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Yale
Taft
New Willard Hotel
Itte
Antivaccination Leader Attacks Vaccination At GWU
John H Bonner organizer for the National Antivaccination League lectured at George Washington University on the dangers of compulsory vaccination. He argued pure blood is safest, claimed vaccines are based on superstition, and linked cattle outbreaks to vaccination methods while urging immunity through natural resistance. He cited England’s laws against compulsory vaccination and warned of future vaccine obsolescence.
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John H. Bonner
Antivaccination League
George Washington
Hfe
John H Bonner
National Antivaccination League of England
George Washington University
Mun
Macfarland
Harry Bradford
Amelia
Bonner
John van Schaich
Church of Our Father
Mr Bonner
England
New England
United States
Edie
Uife
MO Bonner
Banner
Negroes not to stay in America says Dr Corothers
Dr Corothers of Galbraith AME Zion Church urged Liberian relief and predicted negroes are destined to leave America. He called for a colored commission to aid Liberia and described the move as bread cast upon waters. A second meeting to present resolutions to Congress was planned.
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Dr. Corothers
Corothers
Galbraith
M KE Zion
Sinloh Baptist Church
Liberia
Dr Corothers
Egypt
Moses
United States
Catholic Clergy Denounce Race Death by Own Action Editorials
Washington and Baltimore Catholic clergy convened quarte rly conferences to condemn editorials and publications advocating race death by own action. The resolutions pledge action against such material, stressing moral and physical implications and urging faithful readers to reject demoralizing doctrine.
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Action Laken
Baltimore
Washington Post
Cori*gan
St Mary 5
Lodge Smoot and Flint Slated for Finance Committee
Tuesday reports said Ma Aldrich approved in the Senate Monday to maintain the current committee structure in the special session of the Sixty-first Congress. Vacancies will be filled by the committees on committees. Ledgy Smoot and Flint are named for finance vacancies. Cummins hoped for a seat, but insurgents lack power to overturn elder statesmen plans. Beveridge faces strong push for the chair, but Democrats may face disappointment due to Teller’s retirement.
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Smoot
Flint
Cummins
Beveridge
Indiana
Nome
Tadigna Groeton
Teller
Paulists Plan Lent Services in City at Multiple Churches
Paulist fathers from the Apostolic Mission House at Catholic University will lead a busy Lenten season with sermons at numerous churches. Readings include Sunday February 28 at St Josephs and St Vincents with a list of pastors and dates through April 4.
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Mission Puesta
Apostolic Mission House
Catholic University
di Doyle
St Joseph's Church
Schmitt
Walter Chott
J Ryan M $C
St Vincents
Churc
Fi O Connell
Hey Wilham Colbat
Rey J D Mountain
Rey William Gabsom
Rey Joi Qougherts
Rey Jo N jRean Mos
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SS Martins Churen
EA Hannan
Wiliam Gibson
Charles TF O Brien
Emile Husser
I J Ryan
Marek
John Brady
Emile Heeser
W Colbert
W Gibson
A TE Wimmerman
J J Ryen
Charles L O Brien
A P Boy
A P Doyle
Charles L Obrien
Obrien
Charles L Obren
A P Dosle
Salt River Ethnology Debate Trims Government Study
Johnson questions 12000 appropriation to continue Ethnology Bureau work. Nebraske Mr Alteh coch doubts value unless for pseudo scientists. Discussion touches Indian music and Salt River Valley study in House of Representatives debate.
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Salt River
House of Representatives
Bureau of Ethnology
Altehcoch of
Nebraske
Fitzgerald
New York
Hitchchek
Dawson
Iowa
Bureau
Ite
Bner Valles
Fragmented OCR note on House debate and bureau work
Readers see a garbled report of a House discussion involving Mr Johnson of South Carolina and Mr Dawson about government spending and the 116 bureau. References to Iowa, Smithsonian ties, and an appropriation committee appear amid tangled notes and unsettled dates, with discussion of quarters and accommodations.
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South
Iowa
Uineatt
Mr Mann
Immois
Smithsonian Institutwn Ander
Bitercock
No Cruiser for Roosevelt Speculation on Panama trip
A Washington Post dispatch says the armored cruiser North Carolina, which carried Taft to the Isthmus, will not be altered to take Roosevelt and his party to Africa. The Navy Department telegram to Captain Marshall notes no changes were made, despite rumors.
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Pecal
Washington Post
Taft Monroe
North Carolina
Taft
Panama
Roosevelt
Africa
Navy Department
Lapt Marshall
North Carolin
Banker's Wedding to Laundress Shocks Town
A banker married a laundress in Elgin, stirring local surprise as the couple, Mrs Clara Dobler and her groom Charles Selonal Bank, plan a modest life. The bride, 147 years old? details are unclear, but reports say the ceremony followed at the bank with witnesses and a simple celebration.
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Elgin Schenal Bank
Charles Selonal Bank
Sigowain Nonal
Tedas
Clara Dobler
Getorg
Pfatie
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