Baltimore Convention Invites to Capital in Two Years
A special committee was named to urge the Bowlers’ Annual Contest to Baltimore with a future invitation to the capital. A report on gas legislation was set for Friday as the Chamber of Commerce moves to tighten ties with Washington and consider pending measures.
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Baltimore
Capital
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 Hartigan Johnson
F. W Bolgiano
Erneolt Danvel
Ray Esfiddaugh
Local sports notes and obituaries from a Northwest paper
Fragmentary OCR text references deaths and family notes, a mix of names, places, and school sports details. Mentions include Thomas Ator, John Booth, and Martha Street as possible individuals tied to local events. Mentions competitions, teams, and venues such as Heiliet Com and Gan, with scattered references to public notices and school sports standings.
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Antes
Bedi Thomas
ATOR
Arun
John Wooth
Pin Prades
Heiliet
Comie Boyd HS
Gan
Fragmented OCR: Wes who are ass bone 1 tort tered 4 Vp boiba ot ehofo ya
Insufficient readable content to determine a coherent event or entities. The fragmentary OCR text does not reveal a clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
Feasts of proof sheets on view for North American Indian
Exhibition at the Shorenam hotel displays proof sheets from The North American Indian by Edward S Curtes. Sixteen years of work produced 36 volumes with photogravures from Curtis photographs of Native lifeways, text by Frederic Webb Hodges, a complete ethnographic summary, and plans for a large portfolio. Roosevelt rumored to attend. five year completion expected.
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Edward S. Curtes
Resurt
Shorenam Fotel
Jude
Jarward
Seattle
Curtis
Frederic Webb Hodge
Bureau of Ethnology
J Purpont Morgat Americas
Greim
Aerodrome Flies Half Mile in Wartime Flight Test
A cryptic report notes an aerodrome achieving a half mile flight at altitude with British and American names mentioned. The piece hints at wartime aviation experts and possible government review of procurement and service use, including notable firms and individuals, as a government statement is prepared in Parliament.
Excursions offer special rate trips to see the fleet
Special round trip tickets available daily to Md Point Comfort to view the U S fleet just arrived home from the world cruise. The ships will anchor near Old Point Comfort for several days and visitors may board after routine cleaning. Trips depart from the foot of Seventh Street at 6:43 pm daily with uptown tickets at 705 Fourteenth Street.
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Saturn
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Steeal
Inaugural Public Order Plans For City Events
Maj Sylvester presides as the inaugural committee maps enforcement of regulations for March 3 and 4. Union Station and street crews set patrols and ambulance stations, with 20 ambulance posts, patrol wagons, and driver controls. A new Inaugural Welcome Club forms to host receptions for visiting citizens including a large Georgia delegation and local volunteers.
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Goodmans
Seventeenth Street
TAL Nichols Drug Store
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Cucarga Hotel
Fourteenth and
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Delaware Avenue
Batret
New Jesey Avenue
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Pennsyvana Avenue
Sixth
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Maj “Sylvester
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Wilson Brufians
Vernon
Charman
Metendez King
Clark
Charles M . Brown
Lankford
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Charles A Pickett Press
Robert A Pelham
Willam H Clifford
Mrs Potter Leaves Stage After Troubled Vaudeville Tour
Mrs James Brown Potter quits the stage citing health concerns tied to a disappointing vaudeville essay in New York. Her reconciliation with daughter Mrs James Susiman Jr is official, and they are resting at 19 East Seventy second Street.
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Washington
New York
James Brown Potter
James Susiman, Jr
East Seventy-second Street
Yale Men to Honor Taft in Alumni Dinner
Yale graduates nearly 45 000 strong have 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 his fellow alumni. The upper floor is secured and many Yale men will attend. It is believed at least 1 500 will be present, though Taft is not listed for a speech.
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Curtis
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Taft
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Itte
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Baltimore Sun
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Chidren
Antivaccination Leader Attacks Vaccination Policy
John H Bonner, organizer of the National Antivaccination League, lectured at George Washington University about vaccines as superstition and claimed pure blood is the best safeguard against smallpox. He cited cattle disease and questioned repeated vaccinations while urging immunity through natural health and warning against compulsory vaccination.
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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 Remain in America, Dr Corothers Says
Dr Corothers of Galbraith A M E Zion Church told a Sinloh Baptist Church audience that African Americans were never destined to stay in the United States and urged a congressional relief effort for Liberia. He argued a colored-led commission should handle aid and called for Congress action to help Liberia. A follow-up meeting was planned to present resolutions to Congress.
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America
Dr. Corothers
Corothers
Galbraith
M KE Zion
Sinloh Baptist Church
Liberia
Dr Corothers
Egypt
Moses
United States
Catholic Clergy Back Roosevelt Anti Race Death Policy
Washington bishops and priests adopted a resolution at the District quarterly conference denouncing newspapers that advocate race death by own action. They urged Catholics to oppose such publications as immoral and harmful, citing Baltimore editorials and urging protective action by clergy and congregations.
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Baltimore
Washington
Roosevelt
St Patrick’s Rectory
Mgr Mackin
St Pauls Catholi Church
Thomas C McGuigan
St Patricks Church
Catholic Church Sules
Thirny-Odd
Roosevelt Santiace Sutelse
Laken
Washington Post
Cori
Gau
St Mary 5
Follows Senate Custom Slated for Finance and Cumming Disappointed
Senate plans to fill finance committee vacancies with Ledgy Smoot and Flint as replacements for retiring Republicans Platt Hansbrough and the late Allison, with Cummins hoped for a seat but insurgent strength seen insufficient to change the lineup. Beveridge pressed by friends for a stake, Democrats show a vote impact from Teller's retirement.
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Senate
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Platt
Hansbrough
Allison
Ledgy
Smoot
Flint
Cummins
Beveridge
Indiana
Nome
Tadigna Groeton
Teller
Paulists Plan Lent Sermons at City Churches and Schools
Paulist fathers from the Apostolic Mission House at the Catholic University set a busy Lenten schedule with sermons at St Joseph's St Vincent's SS Martins St Rose's Industrial School and Anacostia venues. The list includes multiple pastors such as Rev Doyle Rev Ryan MSC Rev Colbert Rev Gibson Rev OBrien Rev Brady Rev Husser and others with dates in February March and April. These services span Holy Week events and Sunday nights across several churches and institutions in the city.
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Catholic University
di Doyle
St Joseph's Church
Schmitt
Walter Chott
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Charles TF O Brien
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Marek
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Emile Heeser
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W Gibson
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MSC
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Charles L O Brien
St Tegesae Anacostia
Charles Bart
A P Doyle
Willam Gibson
John Dougherty
Jom Brady
William Gibson
William Colbert
Rose
Charles L Obrien
Chales
Obrien
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A P Dosle
Fun poked at ethnology in salt river study debate
A House discussion Tuesday questioned spending 12000 dollars to continue ethnology inquiries. Nebraskas Alteh coch doubted value except for pseudo scientists, while Fitzgerald of New York and Hitchchek clashed over Indian music and public familiarity with its harmonies. Dawson of Iowa noted the Salt River valley extension.
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House of Representatives
Bureau of Ethnology
Altehcoch of
Nebraske
Fitzgerald
New York
Hitchchek
Dawson
Iowa
Bureau
Ite
Bner Valles
Chaos in congressional hearing on defense bureau funding and Iowa etymology
Fragmentary remarks from a House hearing reveal debate over government spending for a 116 bureau and the legitimacy of related work. Participants name Iowa meanings and argue about quarters, accommodations, and timing, with a tense exchange on future funding and policy direction.
No Cruiser for Roosevelt Speculation Amid Panama Voyage Report
Speculation arose that the armored cruiser North Carolina would not be changed to carry Theodore Roosevelt and his party to Africa after a Navy telegram to Captain Marshall of the North Carolina indicated no alterations to the current travel plan for Taft and associates to Isthmus of Panama.
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Washington Post
Taft Monroe
North Carolina
Taft
Panama
Roosevelt
Africa
Navy Department
Lapt Marshall
North Carolin
Banker Weds Laundress in Elgin Society Nuptials
Clara Dobler, daughter of the Elgin work parish, married a banker in a ceremony at the Sigowain National Bank. The bridegroom, linked to the Charles Selonal Bank, and Mrs Dobler’s union was noted as a notable local match. The couple plan a brief honeymoon before resuming their respective duties.
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Charles Selonal Bank
Sigowain Nonal
Tedas
Dainymoon
Clara Dobler
Getorg
Pfatie
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