Wife Sues Educator Formerly in Library Here
Mrs Anna Scott files for divorce from Prof George W Scott once at George Washington University and Library of Congress staff. Appellate division cuts counsel fee, orders $190 monthly alimony. Scott and stenographer Miss Hotoph deny charges and supply affidavits.
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New York
G. W. University
Library of Congress
Washington Post
Anna Scott
George W. Scott
Congressional Law Library
Geatt
Clara Hotoph
Scott
Scranton
Law School
University of Pennsylvania
Congressional Library
Columbia University
George Washington University
Tleig
Carnegie Institute
Wells College
Pennsylvania
Agnes McNamara
Cordova
Florida Avenue
Twentieth Street
Prof Scott
Miss Hotoph
Libra of Congress
Beth
Prof
Duke and Duchess Arrive Aboard the Lusitania
New York reports the Duke of Manchester and the duchess formerly Miss Zimmerman of Cincinnati arriving tonight aboard the Lusitania. The duke recently recovered from appendicitis and plans a Palm Beach recuperation. He notes Canada seeks trade reciprocity but England did not act, pushing Canada toward the United States.
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New York
Duke of Manchester
Miss Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Jusitania
Palm Beach
Canada
England
Major Robert J Duff Dies After Long Illness
Major Robert J Duff a retired United States Army officer died at Walter Reed Hospital after a lingering illness He served in the cavalry and joined the Military Academy in 1870 earning a commission in 1883 He rose to major in 1899 and retired that year He is survived by his wife and a brother
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Robert J. Duff
United States Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Aingering
Maj. Duf
Cavalry
Military Academy
Eighth Cavalry
Maj. Duff
Curtiss Offers First Aeroplane to Institution
Glenn U. Curtiss offers the June Bug, the first official aircraft in the United States, to the Smithonian Institution. The historic aeroplane is stored at Curtiss hangar in Hammondsport on Lake Keuka after its pioneering flights.
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Smithgonian Institution
Glenn U. Curtiss
Curtiss
Lake Keuka
Hammondsport
Dr Yamei Kim Lectures on China’s Hospital Conditions
Mrs Yamei Kim M D of Tientsin China, famed as the foremost woman doctor, spoke last night to the National Geographic Society at Sixteenth and M Streets NW on Present Conditions In China. She heads hospitals in China and is in the United States to study hospital conditions.
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Yamei Kim
Tientsin
China
National Geographic Society
Kim
United States
Alexandria
Taleigh
N. C
J. P. Stell
Chiet
Raleigh
Hugh Pace
North Carolina
Pacer 9
Roosevelt's Nephew Candidate for Assembly Nomination
Theodore Douglas Rotonson, nephew of former President Roosevelt, announced to friends his plan to seek the Republican nomination for the New York State Assembly from Herkimer County this year.
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Roosevelt
Little Falls
Theodore Douglas Rotonson
Flourevelt
Assembly
Herkimer County
Massachusetts Bachelors Escape Tax Proposal
A Massachusetts legislative committee on taxation, in executive session, voted unanimously against Mrs Charlotte Smith's bill to tax bachelors annually to fund support for spinsters. The move ends the proposal at the committee stage, with no further action expected this session.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Legislative Committee On Taxation
Charlotte Smith
Convicted by Boy Jury in Bath County Court
Thomas Daugherty of Owlagasile Kentucky was tried and found guilty by a jury of boys in Bath County Circuit Court. The case concerned selling soft drinks that proved intoxicating. Twelve jurors aged 15 to 18 selected by Judge Young deliberated two minutes and imposed a $25 fine.
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Watington Lexington
Thomas Daugherty
Owlagasile
Bath County
Daugherty
Young
Dr Green Declines Honor as Bishop Coadjutor
The Rev. Dr. Berryman Green, bishop coadjutor elect of the Episcopal diocese of Virginia, after a stroke, declines consecration. He will resume teaching English Bible at the Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia when recovered, and the diocese will likely elect a successor at the May Episcopal council meeting.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Berryman Green
Episcopal Diocese of Virginia
Gibson
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
Green
Episcopal Council
Thayer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Tough McGuire
Atlantic City
Rees Hit By Whitney Auto In New York
William A. Rees of Rees and Rees was struck by a car driven by Miss Dorothy Whitney in New York city. The vehicle halted at once and Miss Whitney assisted the aged man taking him to his home where doctors reported injuries not serious.
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New York
William A. Rees
Rees & Rees
Dorothy Whitney
Wiliam C. Whitney
Lorraine
Roslyn
Long Island
18 Chileans Die In Wreck Near Rancagua Bridge
A Valparaiso railway train of eight cars, four loaded with cement and four with miners, broke through the Rancagua bridge near the American Braden copper mines. Ninteen Chilean miners were killed and several injured. engineer Albert Bragenton of San Francisco was the only American hurt.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Rancagua
Albert Bragenton
San Francisco
Telegraph to Launch Way Letters Service
Western Union Telegraph Company informs the Public Service Commission that starting March 1 it will begin a new telegraph form called Way Letters. Rates will be one and a half times the night letter rates and these messages will be subordinate to regular day messages.
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Washington
Albany
Sn.y
Western Union Telegraph Company
Public Service Commission
Second District
Resigns From the Pennsylvania Traiload Company
Philadelphia wire reports that Jax accepted the resignation of Chartres BE as first vice president and March f set as the effective date. Pugh will retire tomorrow under the Gumpacs 3 pension plan as a key change in the company leadership. Bath Me Feb 24 reports a final test of the destroyer Trippe in trials at off ta arceptanin grounds. Cholera cases rise in Honolulu with a wave reported in the area.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennaslvania Traiload Company
Jax
Chartres
Pugh
Provident
Gumpacs 3
Trippe
Bath Me
Trustees Sale of The Balfour Annex DC 1911 Auction
Thos J Owen & Son announce trustees sale of valuable improved real estate known as The Balfour Annex at 109 Northwest Washington DC. The parcel part of lot 23 in Albert Schmidt’s addition square 175 with easement for light and air. Sale March 6 1911 at 5:30 PM in front of premises. All cash with $50 deposit. 15 day completion. Trustees John Taylor Arms Sam A Drury.
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Thos J. Owen & Son
Balfour Annex
Molambli
Pramleee
Soorimkoom
City of
Washington
District of Columbia
Albert Mo Schmeider
Alviaton
Columb
Maid Tet
Sail Lot
Washington, D
John Taylor Arms
Sam's
A. Drury
Fourteenth Street
Ely
Willam E Eamonaton
Thomas E. Waggaman
Aleanveyaue- Ing
Washington, D. C
Samuel A. Drury
Legal Notices in the District of Columbia Courts
Several matters from the Supreme Court and Probate Court of the District of Columbia involve notices and orders. J Ford Thompson Jr and others face a foreclosure-like sale of lots in square 253 and 370 with publication in the Washington Law Reporter and Washington Post. Other cases address partition by sale of lots in square 254, and administration notices for Marion V. Lott and Cheris W. Ramet with claim-exhibit deadlines set by February 8, 1912 and February 11, 1911 respectively.
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J. J. Darlington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
City of
Washington
PD. G
J Ford Thompasn, Jr
Noma Marion Way
Marian C. Thompson
Jennie Jordan
Dorothy Lewis
Maud Lewis
Charles Law
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Ashley M. Gould
J. Rh. Young
F. Ingham
Duncan Bradley
McKenney & Flannery
J. R. Young
Supreme Court OF
Hesse P Stone
George B Stone
Minerva W Stone
District of Columbia
George B. Stone
Minerva
AINLEY M_ GOULD
Ro Young
F. B. Cunningtlam
Suprdome Court OF
New Jersey
Maryland
Marion V.lott
Melrose Street
Chevy Chase
Alexander Munrod Elliott
Philadelphia Company
Pittsburg
Frederick L. Buckeley
Jamesburg
N. J
Atlast
James Tanner
Dackel
Henry V. Tulloch
Oscar F. Dana
Netlis McLean Bushey
A. D
Ashley M Gould
Register of Wits
Alexander G. Bentley
Mhs Supreme Court OF the
Imstrict of Columbia
Cheris W. Ramet
District At Columbia
ATL
Geo W. Johnson
Arlington
L. McLaurin
Prize list for contest prizes and dividends
The document details multiple prizes including a tailor-made suit or overcoat valued at 35 dollars, a 25 dollar merchandise prize, a 25 dollar furniture item, and cash prizes from ten to twenty dollars. Each prize includes a dividend equal to ten times the subscription amount paid by the winning contestant. It notes entry limits, solution allowances, and that a contestant may win more than one prize.
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Post
Zach
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Manual of Arms
Whitney Auto
Dorothy
Braden Copper Mines
Honolulu
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Monarch Steam Laundry
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Schwab Bros. & CO
Sloan's
14Th and & Sts
Mendelsohn’s Art Gallery
New York Ave
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O'Donnell
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