Baltimore Convention Invited Two Year Capital Trip
A special committee is named by the Chamber of Commerce to invite Baltimore to hold a convention in the capital in two years. The group will also invite the Bowling Congress and extend gas legislation reports for Friday. New appointees on the invite committee include Conrad H. Syme Alexander Wolf Walter E Johnston J Dawson Williams James A Toomey Ralph W. Lee 3B Harrison Johnson Ray E Middaugh and Frank P Milburn.
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Died Before Morning After Westy Detmiars Case
Fragmented OCR notes recount a death case involving multiple names and locations. References include John, Thomas Ator, and Mary Mor with vague relations and streets. The text is garbled but centers on a fatal incident and family grief in a Northwest area.
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Fragmentary OCR Improvised Caption From Local Page
Readable fragments show a misread note about Wes and a grouped event or name. Several characters appear garbled. The partial text hints at a local story or notice but lacks clear nouns, dates, or actions to confirm a concise event.
North American Indian photogravures exhibition opens
Edward S Curtes announces the North American Indian, a multi volume photogravure set with 16 years of effort. The show at Shorenam hotel displays hundreds of proof sheets, with 36 volumes planned and about 509 sets to be printed.
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Winged ventures and wartime aviation debate emerges
Fragmentary report notes aerial flight attempts Half Mile distance and a wartime government discussion chaired by Secretary of War Haldane. It mentions British aviation, Wright brothers, Dayton, and plans to consider new air service experts for future guidance.
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Excursion Offer For Washingtonians To See U S Fleet
Special-rate round trip tickets available daily to Md Point Comfort for Washingtonians and visitors to view the U S fleet recently arrived after a world cruise. Ships anchored at Old Point Comfort. visitors may board after cleaning and minor repairs. Departures from foot of Seventh Street at 6:43 p.m. daily. uptown tickets at 705 Fourteenth Street.
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Inauguration Public Order Details at New Willard
Maj Sylvester presides over a meeting of the inaugural committee on public order at the New Willard Hotel. Plans outline six Union Station reliefs, ambulance stations, patrol wagons, and street obstruction sweeps for March 3 and 4 to ensure smooth arrivals and crowd control during the inauguration activities.
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Mrs Potter Leaves Stage After Worry and Reconciliation
Mrs James Brown Potter, facing health concerns from a disappointing vaudeville essay, has quit the stage. The reconciliation with her daughter Mrs James Susiman Jr is now solidified, and both are at 19 East Seventy-second Street.
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Yale Men to Honor Taft at Alumni Smoker
Yale alumni nearly forty five thousand strong have invitations to a March 3 smoker and supper at the New Willard Hotel upper floors. President elect Taft, class of 78, is expected to attend to greet his fellow graduates. Attendance is anticipated to exceed fifteen hundred with many already signaling plans to go. Taft may be asked to speak despite no formal speech scheduled.
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Antivaccination Leader Attacks Vaccination Policy
John H Bonner, organizer for the National Antivaccination League, lectures at George Washington University, arguing vaccines are a superstition and pure blood the best safeguard against smallpox. He cites cattle disease and compares vaccination to risky home dangers, urging immunity through nature and criticizing compulsory vaccination.
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Moses called to aid Liberian relief in sermon
Dr Corothers, pastor at Galbraith A M E Zion Church, urged a nationwide push for Liberia relief. He argued that black Americans were never meant to remain and compared the diaspora to Jews in Egypt. A colored-led commission should oversee funds, with another meeting expected to urge Congress to act.
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Catholic Clergy Oppose Race Death by Own Action Policy
Washington Catholic priests at a quarterly District conference adopt a resolution denouncing newspapers that advocate race death by own action as immoral. The action follows a Baltimore editorial attack on President Roosevelt views. Baltimore and Washington clergy pledge to expose and denounce such publications, urging responsible approach to family size.
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Senators Slated For Finance As House Roster Shifts
Reported Tuesday that Lodge Smoot and Flint are eyed for the Senate Finance Committee to handle the tariff bill with incumbents filling vacancies. Cummins hoped for an assignment but insurgent strength may block it. Beveridge also sought a post as Democrats maneuver for control amid retirements and vacancies.
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Paulists Plan Lent Services Across City
Paulist fathers from the Apostolic Mission House at Catholic University under Rev Doyle organize a busy Lent with sermons for local clergy and services at St Joseph’s, St Vincent’s, SS Martins, St Tegesae Anacostia, and St Rose's Industrial School, featuring Rev Doyle and a roster of visiting priests through April with Holy Week observances and Sunday night programs.
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Doubts Raised on Salt River Ethnology Funding
Johnson questions spending 12000 dollars to extend the bureau of ethnology studies. Nebraskan Alteh coch opposes the research claiming limited practical value except for pseudo scientists. Debate touches Indian music and potential Salt River valley exploration.
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Fragmentary House Hearing Remarks on Appropriations and Policy
Disjointed notes show lawmakers debating appropriations and governance. References to Mr Johnson of South Carolina, Mr Dawson, Mr Smith of Iowa, and policy questions on the 116 bureau, with remarks about spending, accuracy of ethnological work, and the role of the Smithsonian.
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No Cruiser for Roosevelt Speculation on Taft voyage
A telegraphic note from the Navy Department to Captain Marshall of the armored cruiser North Carolina states no changes were made to the orders. The ship that carried Taft to the Isthmus of Panama was prepared to transport Roosevelt and his party to Africa, per the report.
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Banker Weds Laundress in 147 Year Gap Marriage
The wedding linked banker Charles Selonal Bank and laundress Mrs. Clara Dobler, a 147 year-old bridegroom tale from Elgin. The ceremony in a local bank setting ended in a vow renewal streak, as neighbors recall the bride’s work at the washhouse and her statement of never wishing for hardship again.
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