INSTALL G. A. R. HEADS JOINT EXERCISES HELD
A Grand Army of the Republic event features Joint Exercises and inducts Army and Relief Corps officers with patriotic songs and ceremonies. Diamond jewels and other gifts honor retiring officers as the crowd recalls past service and portrays the procession through streets in color.
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Army
Relief Corps
Fotema Grand Army
Pato di Deny
Wenten
Tevught
Raf
Monnara
Monnara (Tot © Rps Neadupaetirs
Wither
Waal McNaot
Lincoln Corps
Tinanders
Reb Peatly
Mre Tsabol
Fio Nhy
Special Lent Services and Weekly Sermons Announced
The notice outlines Lent season religious events with Wednesday preaching at 4 o clock and a weekly sermon schedule. It mentions mental suffering discussions and public talks by local clergy, plus a midweek address by Pastor Watdam and a forthcoming third and final lesson to be delivered by a noted preacher.
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Perth
Patrick
Bob
Walt
Rosset
Rey Jamea
Geo Shepherd
Tim
Dehiyer
Honor Roll for Four Members at National Center Event
A March 3 ceremony at the National Center honored four members of the four lout notes of the Dibee ax teen appointed by the United iran saintly of urranas. Attendees included KT Moran as chair and a list of many named attendees such as Murray Thathy J Casey James J Sullivan and Raymand Meara along with Joseph O Sullivan Patnck J Prank Meara RB Down to Choma P ODea and others, celebrating the rite with local officials and attendees.
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United Iran
Metarthy
Thomas McGrath
Michael Hurney
Arroll McConnor
Hatieas Lane
High School Visitors from Springfeld Arrive in Washington
Annersen pupils from Springfeld Massachusetts guided by Professor H Knapp arrived in Washington for a pleasure trip. They held headquarters at the Bancroft Hotel and planned visits to the Capitol and Zoological Park. They will meet the Massachusetts delegation and may seek an audience with President Taft before returning home.
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Taft
A H Knapp
George Leiden Philly Kirkham
Horace Gaim
Edward Bemin
Ward Moore
Ine Cohen
M Toole AK Monson Itrane Osborne Dantely Brant Hazen
John Wells
Frederick Feuster
Hal Flan Isan
Albert Semmes
Clarence Page
Huckier
Walter Hovey
Walter Robinson
Cape Lookout Harbor of Refuge Approved
Hug Gen WTU Bixps chief of engineers reports to the House of Representatives approving the Cape Lookout North Carolina harbor of refuge. It will aid all ships on the south Atlantic coast and private interests may develop a commercial port when built. Plans include a railroad to the cape. Jane Alacussian notes Cape Lookout and Cape Hatteras as refuge harbor sites amid many wrecks.
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Hug Gen Wtu Bixps
United States
Andy
Haa Xian
Cape Lookout
North Carolina
South Atlanti
John of
Small
North Curnling
Cape
Jane Alacussian
Cape Hatteras
Mrs O B Parker Dead
Afra Olivevesant Warner widow of Harry Burch Parker senior member of Parker Bridget ant Company and mother of Mrs Grace Parker Bennett wife of Lager Allan Bennett proprietor at the New Varun Hotel died yesterday afternoon in her apartment at the Var mim Her death followed weeks of illness with grip and Brights disease Parker was born in Frederick City Maryland and was 66 Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery with services at the New Varun Hotel tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock.
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Afra Olivevesant Warner
Harry Burch Warker
Parker Bridget Ant Company
Mra
Grace Parker Bennett
Allan Bennett
New Varnum Hotel
Var Mim
Parker
Bor
Frederick City
New Varun Hotel
Rock Creek
Indians of Osage Council in Washington City Firewater Crackdown
Osage chiefs Henry Hed Eagle and Bacon Rind, visiting Washington, were tied to alcohol sales violations as government agents arrested bartender Nicholas Mades for feloniously selling intoxicants to wards of the nation. Warrants issued, other arrests expected after raids on Pennsylva nia Avenue saloons. officials vow to curb illegal liquor trade amid a citywide disturbance.
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Henry Hed Eagle
Bacon Rind
Osage Indian Council of Ten
Uncle Sams
Nicholas Mades
Taylor
Indiadb
Indiana
National Capital
Washington
Red Tagle
Bacon
Indian Office
Yasterday
A Larnon
Henry Hed Jagle
Baron Rind
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Robbery at gunpoint in Myrovers at 21 K Street SE
A 21 K Street Southeast store near midnight was held up at pistol point. The victim, William Downey, 23, reported the robbery two hours later after the offender demanded his name and threatened death if he cried out. Downey handed over 15 cents and the robber fled. The storekeeper believes the thief can be identified.
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Ehro
William Downey
K Street
Thetthlet
Downey
Downes
Preacher Raps Steel Trust in Gary Indiana
Special to The Washington ou Gary Ind Tech 4 Nelson Trimble deposed nastar of the Christian Church of Gary delivers a farewell rap at the United States Steel Corporation. The Rev Mr Trimble criticizes steel methods of business and property access hindering church growth in Gary, calling it the most despised city for reform. His sensational pastorate included hauling delinquent churchgoers to his church, leading trustees to replace him for the church’s best interests.
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Washington
Gary
Ind Tech
Nelson Trimble
Nastar
Christian Church of
United States Steel Corporation
Christian Messenger
Church of Christ
Te Pitterly
Steel Corporation
Mr Trimble
Saluons
America
Ateel Corporation
Trimble
Special Song Service at Rankin Memorial Chapel
Howard University hosts a special song service this afternoon at 2:30 in Rankin Memorial Chapel Coward University Sackhdzongaly. The vented choir of 50 wolves jul te sung j will perform with two soloists and notable church hymns featured by the choir.
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Howard University
Rankin Memorial Chapel
Coward University
Sackhdzongaly
Weather Conditions Forecast for Washington Region
Saturday brought rapid rainfall from gulf states into the east and west, with heavy snow in the Rocky Mountains. Temperatures fell in the east and south while remaining cooler in the northwest. Sunday and Monday expect continued rain in eastern and southern sections, with snow in the northern Rockies and turning partly sunny elsewhere. Wind shifts from southerly to northerly with variable speeds.
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Washington
Gulf States
Potumar
Tvs
Rocky Mountain Regio
Tasund Iaal Syndy
Lake
Lockies
Rooks Mountain
Shirat
Central States
England
Gulf
Lake Michigan
Body of Duke of Tife Arrives in Portsmouth
The body of the Duke of Tife arrived in Portsmouth today from Assouar in Egypt where he died of pleurisy and lung congestion after a chill. The funeral will be held at Windsor before burial in Scotland, with Princesses and royal figures accompanying the cortège.
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England
Tech
Duke of Tife
Assouar
Egypt
Revel
Cape Spartel
Morocia
Ravn
Princess Royal
Diing George
Mars
Alexandra
Windsor
Royal Palace
Scotland
Angel story fails to win in Kansas City date note
Austrian man Matthew Mirkovitch, 40, was saved by two Kansas City police officers from a year-old schoolgirl claimant after he received a note claiming divine command to flee with her. The writer said he was an angel’s messenger and threatened divine punishment. Mirkovitch was jailed for three days.
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Kansan City
Kansas City
Kane
Matthew Mirkovitch
Mirkovitch
Sailor suspected after streetcar fall skull fracture
An unidentified white man about 21 years old fell from a street car at Seventh and L streets southwest last night and fractured a skull. He was taken to Emergency Hospital in critical condition. He wore a dark suit and a black soft hat and had tattoo marks on both arms. Police believe he is a sailor.
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Seventh
L Streets
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised Health Benefits Ad
An early advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as removing blood humors and eruptions, improving complexion, creating an appetite, aiding digestion, and relieving fatigue. It promotes tablets called Saramtal in usual squid germ or chocolated forms.
Albert J Barr Ex P5ublisher of Pittaburgh Post Dies
Albert J Barr former publisher of the Pittaburgh Post and the Sun and former AP director died suddenly at the Duquesne Club Pittsburgh after entering for a drink of hot water. He was 61 or 61 and the son of Col James Barr who built the Pittsburgh Post publishing company in 1867. He led the Post until recently when he retired from publishing. Born in Pittsburgh he also served as collector of the port during Grover Cleveland's second term.
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Albert J. Barr
Pittaburgh Post
the Sun
Associated Press
Duquesne
Barr
James Barr
Pittsburgh
Westmoreland County
Pittsburgh Post
Post
Mp Ilishing Company
Was & Democrat
Grover Cleveland
A. J Barr
Garfield blundered in cancelling cement contract says trial
A North Yakima superior court jury found former Interior Secretary James K. Garfield acted without proper knowledge and on mistaken reports when cancelling Theodore Weisburger’s cement work contract on the Tiston Irrigation Canal The government suit to raise over $1000 was decided for the defendant under court instructions the jury would award to the government only if evidence showed fraud or gross error
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Tory
Interior
Washington Post
Tacoma
Wash
Secretary of the Interior
James K .Garfeld
Theodore Weisburger
Tiston
North Yakima
Ovidéhee
Krosaly
Veftict
Fails to Halt Elopement Weds After Wandering Chase
An $200 reward offer was used to block a planned marriage of Tealngton’s 11 year old daughter Maymy heiress to banker Oliver Hash of Hazel Green. The pair evaded police across towns and married in Cincinnati last night. authorities sought a marriage license.
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Tealngton
Central West
RT Meldn
Walfe County
Maymy
Hentucky
Oliver Hash
Hazel
Famine Drives Peasants to Desperation in Russia
Reports from Petersburg and Tcherkassk describe extreme hunger as peasants scavenger scraps from granaries and dirt, begging for bread and fuel. A doctor warns of crowding and madness while families and children endure starvation, with priests noting impossible life amid cries and frost.
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Washington
Petersburg
Panthenat Trom Baratot
Tcherkassk
Jed
Ribusia
Sean
Aaratomi
Normal School Class of 1907 Fourth Reunion at Cafe Martin
The fourth annual reunion of Normal School class of 1907 was held at Cafe Martin last night. A committee was appointed to locate members who wed and moved away for the 1913 reunion. Souvenirs were distributed and a buffet luncheon served, with many class officers and members in attendance.
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Normal School
Cafe Martin
J Maria Saunders
J B Cole
Migs MG Scarlack
Samuel D Matthews
Missea Maude Fleming
Ernestine Hient
Sullle Fisher Marion Sumner
Edna Murray
Ellen Lee
Florance Stoken
Naom
Lewis Mather Middleton
Janie Cole Rue Cornish
Isabel Wood
Mire Ro A Logan
Samuel Hin
William Reed
Evelyn Moas
Elizabeth Tanoll
Zellaca Wooding
Hattie Eamonds
Enola
Britain buys coal for Gibraltar via four British steamers
The British government began buying coal at this port and has chartered four British steamers to transport about 95,000 tons to Gibraltar for delivery to the admiralty. The steamer freight rate is 18 abillings per ton, indicating urgent fuel needs for the navy. Also reported, banker W B Nash died in San Quentin prison after his conviction for misappropriation and failed appeals.
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Orfolk
Gibraltar
Huitah
San Francisco
Plans Dash Into Arctic With Crockerland Quest
George Borup and Donald B McMillan plan a two year Arctic dash toward Crockerland starting next February from Sydney aboard a special steamer. They will seek to map Crockerland, study its area and wildlife, face open water dangers, and bring back views to civilization in the fall.
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Washington Post
New York
George Borup
Donald B McMillan Peary
Dugth
Pole
Fartheat
Peary
Crockerland
McMillan
Sydney
Trngley Bay
Cape Thamed Hubbard
Crockerland 1A
Crockerjland
Delegates Endorse Taft in Virginia Caucus
Republicans in Virginia's Second district elected Taft supporters as delegates to the Chicago convention and endorsed Alvah Martin for national committeeman with C B Slemp for State chairman. Delegates also backed Taft and proscribed judicial corruption, while party committees chose representatives for upcoming state and district gatherings.
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Virginia
Taft
Chicago
Alvan I Martin
C Hascom Slemp
Lawrence Groner
P 7
Riley
Lexington Va
Rockbridge
Tafts
CB Slemp
Arah H Martin
Narinat
RA Fulwhler
G A Fiveracomb
Taft Martinsville
Henry County
Rocky Mount
Roanoke
W Jones
J A Brown
Indorsed
Alvah Martin
CB Alemo
Paris Awas The Herrides Social Busy Week At Embassy
Special to The Washington Pew New York Feb 24 Paris reports a busy embassy week. Ambassador Herrick and Mr Bacon hosted a Washington’s birthday reception drawing American residents and visitors to the embassy. Speculation grows over Herrick’s social plans and whether the U S will buy the residence, now private property rented by the ambassador.
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New York
Paris
Bacon
Steamer hits ferryboat near Point Alahache casualties reported
In dense fog the Morgen Line steamer Chalmette collided with a small ferryboat at Point Alahache six miles down the Mississippi River, sinking the ferry and killing Mrs Dudley Marrier and Mrs Edna Regan of Point a la Malba. Several passengers and four crew were rescued after a difficult boat rescue by the Chalmette.
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Morgen Line
Chalmette
Point Alahache
Twolves
Viva
Pmnt A lalIache
Jaints
Havana
Dudley Marrier
Edna Regan
Point-a-la-Blache
Prize Fighter Freed In Naval Inquest Verdict
William Walters was exonerated by a coroner's jury at Waukegan Michigan today of all responsibility for the death of Joseph Kanszowski known as Joe Ketobel after a boxing bout. Franks Kanarowek, brother of the pugilist, advertised for witnesses. He charges naval authorities have not dealt justly and threatens civil action. Civil arrest by officers could provoke a clash with naval authorities.
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Chicago
William Walters
Waukegan
Josephe Kanszowski
Joe Ketobel
Waltera
Officera
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Pugilet Todas
Walters
Kellogg Enters Gil Fight Over Waters-Pierce Control
Former Trust Buster Kellogg retained by Waters-Pierce Oil Company in its clash with Standard Oil Rockefeller faction for control of the Waters-Pierce interests. Kellogg, a special US attorney in the Standard Oil suit, joins to oppose a mandamus action seeking control and operation of the company in defiance of a U S Supreme Court decree.
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Buster
Waters-Pierce Company
St Touls Keb 4
Frank Bisellogg
St Paul
Watere
Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Waters-Pierce
Standard
Supreme Court of the United States
Kellogg
Tre ‘United States
Standard OW Company
Oppose Cavalry Reform at Washington Association Meeting
The Washington branch of the United States Cavalry Association voted against reorganizing the cavalry service outside a broader plan for the entire military. Capt I R Hickok argued cavalry superiority, while Marcus Carleton led the discussion. Also report of a violent district incident with bricks, shattered glass, and minor injuries after a confrontation on a crowded car near Capitol Deli.
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United States Cavalry Association
Army and Navy Club
Cavalry Service
I R Hickok
Fifteenth Cavalry
United States Cavalry
Marcus Carleton
Association
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Enry
Decker
Capitol
Bruns Station
Becher
Seriaux
Thiley
Ramth
Chesapeake
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