Washington Kennel Club Bench Show to Be Held at Arcade
A large bench show featuring many breeds will be staged on April 12 at the new Arcade at Fourteenth Street and Park Road. Entrants include national figures from Boston to Baltimore with prizes, ribbons, and cash awards. Officials of the American Kennel Club cooperate as Washington forms a permanent club and prepares for the event.
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Merchanta Liberal
Kennel Club
Washington
Ptte
Cerman Empire
Somal
Roy Seont
Towsit
Essarily
Mer
Tata
Haris Wolacy
Boston
Mass Arault
Tuckahce
Glebe
Bryshin
Mf Seager
Fort Wateworth
T H Garlick
Ridley Fair
Theodore Offermany
New Yok
Clare Foster
Douglaston
Lord Charles F Brooke
Bandy Spring
Jesse Ee Buggy
Baltmore
New York
Jorges
T AH Vredenburg
American Kennel Club
Cecil French
Washington Kennel Club
Ental
Motor Maids Stir Washington Society With Chauffeuse Debate
Washington society debates London fad of motor maids who double as chauffeuses and attendants. prominent figures like Mrs Carter oppose the idea, calling it impractical and unlikely to succeed. experts in London praise the concept, while American social leaders remain wary of its feasibility and impact on elegance.
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London
Wich
Washington
Thomas H Carter
Senator Carter
Carter
Howe
Ne Monat
Fair One of
Americas
Engbyn Slaters
Smart
Paris
Medin
Miss Julia Custis Lee Dies at Ninety in Virginia Family
Miss Julia Custis Lee aged 90, a descendant of the Lee family of Virginia, died at the home of her nephew Dr E Morgan in Washington northwest after months of declining health. Funeral arrangements were to be announced today. Her lineage includes connections to Light Horse Harry Lee and Washington founders, with prominent relatives in Alexandra and Georgetown.
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Virginia
Julia Custis Lee
Lee Famls
E . Morgan
Misa Lee
Richard Bland
Alexandra
Georgetown
Lee
Misa Tera
Harry Tee
Washington
Helles
Capital
King of the Pen eel greets keeper at aquarium homecoming
Slippery denizen eel Timbers keeps at the fisheries bureau whips water with glee to welcome keeper Robert Timbers upon return from absence. The fish show affection, the eel nuzzles and even bites a bit, but Timbers reports the pact remains friendly as the seal pup episode ends with a smile.
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Deep
Fish Commission
Pat
Robert Timbers
Bureau of Fisheries
Fish Gazette
Timbers
Aquarium
Bureso of Fisheries
Tome
Tle
Wim
Potomac
E Naturel
Weather conditions forecast from the Washington Weather Bureau
The Washington Weather Bureau reports a week of unsettled weather with rain in the northern plains and mountain districts. Temperatures will vary, with colder fronts in the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region, and gusty winds along the Atlantic coast. Rain and possible sea storms expected in the Northwest and Atlantic states, while fair conditions are forecast for the central regions.
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Dept of A
Washington
Duin
Moore
Gulf
Amala
Une
PaelBe
Staten
Maunaia Repton
Upncr
Texion
Tupaday
Mississions
Ouis Valler
Lake Regio
Ara Displaton
Oregam
New England
Middle Atlante
South Atlantic
Lake Michigan
Win
Grand Brows
Nurses and medical inspection for public schools urged
A discussion of medical inspection of every pupil in public schools is urged with calls for trained inspectors and school nurses. The piece cites Britain’s approach, emphasizes home life control, sanitation, and prevention, urging action to ensure pure air, water, and milk and to raise a strong, healthy race. It notes officials from the Department of Commerce and Labor and a White House audience with Taft to discuss migration legislation.
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Fiber of Commerce
Great Britain
London
Achaol
Alea
Guadigola
White House
Foley
Taft
Senate
House
Garland financier arrested in Seattle for grand larceny
Col Garland, a high finance figure and diplomat once linked to President McKinley era coal contracts, was arrested in Seattle on a grand larceny charge. Navy officials and Senator Root either deny or cannot recall him, while coal sales disputes and a $90,000 bail bond preceded his jailing in Washington Hotel quarters.
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Wiliam H. Garland
Seattle
Washington
Garland
National Crais
Navy Department
Eithu Root
New York
Gar Yang
Root
New York Statesman
Post
Col Garland
Bradford
Ray Ily Blank
Col Garlands
Royal B Bradfor
Breau
Colona
al Garland
McKinley
Col @arland
Atlantic Squadron
Admiral Bradford
A C Wrenn
Nevy
Cal Garland
Fin Gelling
Washington Hotel
Beardslee
Telephone Operators in Exchanges Face Height and Overtime Rules
A Senate report on telephone exchanges shows 17 210 women employed across 21 companies. Boston prefers high school graduates and sets a 25 line-hour limit per operator to prevent fatigue. The bureau advocates eliminating overtime for operators to improve efficiency and safety.
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Senate
Bureau of Tabor
N3i
Boston
Neill
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Semfort
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Ftimston
Wilbur Peon St Omers
Laveluck
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Edward Shuimid
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May Howard
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Hull
Louse Halstead
Julia Curtis Lee
Marine Band Orchestra
US “Marine Barracks
William H Santermans
Ltorendeau
Heter-Hela
Boecelari
Porchtelli
Roberts
Wagner One
Ase
Anttras
Slavonie
Dyorak
Washington Post
Eel
Odd Pet
Reina
Eupebiaa
Abilene Tox
Apbovilly Oy
Atlanta
Atlatic City
Dax
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Chiese
Slocinaats
Cherenna
Cleveland
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Ar ‘Cole
Motoes
Detroit
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Tia
Metauetts
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Pasatin
Shes
Dr. Bullock
iSox
Nation
Senator Root
Admiral Bredford
Navy
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Surig
New Spring
Panama
Gerses
Beisworth
Aeriola Piano
The
Aeolian Co
Malaga
Spain
Christian Xander
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Berk
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Ave
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DR. White
Pa Ave
Milburn, Heister & CO
the Young Men's Store
STAG
Sks. Kaufman
ST Rey
MT. Verno
Charies Macalester
Tipom
Waahingiog
Tenia
Columbie
District of Bisonets
Tule
Apy
Laxbey
Columbia
Boaker
Uist
Cozen Shoemaker Co
Pan USA
Clarence
Borlasic
Hlogi
Pedro
Elmer H. Catlin
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