Kaiser to Americans asks Tower to be his host
Berlin reports the American ambassador Charlemagne Tower was invited to Kiel by Emperor William to stay through yacht week and dine with the court. The exchange of professors and a new tariff pact improved US Germany relations and fostered closer cultural ties. Tower hosted a New Year reception for Americans in Berlin while diplomats from Italy Austria Hungary and Russia exchanged cordial telegrams signaling strong ties across Europe.
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Berlin
German Empire
William
Charlemagne Tower
Roosevelt
Mr Tower
Germany
Kle
Kiel
Towers
Tower
Lokal Anzeiger
United States
Booth
American Tariff Commission
Ameran
Wiliam
Boolen
Charles & Francis
Ameri Cing
John W Riddle
SC Petersburg
Italy
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Mmt
Griscom
Paliaza
Paris Receptions End After Death of Justice Minister
Faris January 1 reports the end of social New Year receptions hosted by President Fatlicres and the cabinet after the death yesterday of M Guy ol Dessaugne minister of justice. Ambassadors attended except Henry White who moved into a new residence. Consul General and Mrs Mason hosted the American colony. It is likely Maltre ruppl, who stood in for the Countess of westeline in a divorce case, will be named minister of justice succeeding Dessalgie.
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Faris
M Guyol Dessaugne
Fatlicres
Weinhbers
Henry White
Mason
Maltre
Ruppl
Countess of
Wsteline
M Guiyut Dessalgie
Danish King May Visit President After Iceland Trip
Dr Maurice Zimino, U.S. Minister to Denmark, attended a New Year’s reception with King Frederick and Crown Prince Christian. The King said he would like to visit President Roosevelt but cannot undertake the journey soon after his Iceland trip. Crown Prince Christian showed keen interest in the voyage of the American whaling fleet from the Atlantic to the Arctic.
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Copenhagen
Maurice Zimino
United States
Denmark
Frederick
Christian
Egan
Ropreselt
Iceland
Atlantic
Baronets Seeks Gentile Cave Search Aid
Ambassor Bryce requests U S authorities to locate Gentile Cave, heir to Browne Cave baronetcy. Cave, once in Utle estates, left after a quarrel with his father and joined a New York naturalist firm, hunted big game in the Far West, worked as a cowboy in Arizona, and was later heard of in Denver. A London friend reportedly received a letter from Cave detailing his movements.
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Washington Post
London
United States
Bryce
Gentile Cave
Browne-Cave
Cave
America
New York
Naturalists
Far West
Arizona
Denver
Genie
Minister Arango to Return Home to Washington
Panama reports Envoy Extraordinary Jose Augustin Arango will depart for Washington next Monday. A Panama Ecuador postal convention has been ratified. The Way Out label figures in a death by own action case in London. Dr Wilkins drank prussic acid and died. In Rome the papal delegate Mgr Agieus recommends an American bishop for Jaro to succeed the late Mgr Rooker.
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Minister Arango
Panama
Jose Augustin Arango
Lebatlan
Washington
Ecuador
Washington Post
London
Dr. Wilkins
Manchester University
Jaro
Rome
Mgr Agieus
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Mgr. Rooker
Accusations of Modernism Hit Hanna Candidacy for San Francisco See
Rome reports mounting debate over Rev Edward J Hanna of Rochester as he seeks the coadjutor Archbishop post in San Francisco. Cardinal Gotti has received a letter from Hanna defending his writings on human knowledge of Christ. Archbishop Riordan forwards copies of the New York Review with articles by Hanna and Tyrell. Defenders say passages reflect other writers, not Hanna’s final doctrine.
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Rome
Edward J Hanna
Rochester
San Francisco
Congregation of the Propaganda
Cardinal Gotti
Hanna
Jong
Riordan
New York Review
I. F. Brady
Christ
Tyrell
Druce Claimant Dissatisfied Over Exhumation Detail
London January 1 George Hollamby Druce the claimant for the Duke of Portland estates and title criticizes the exhumation of Thomas Charlies Cruce. His lawyers say representatives demanded the vault floor be opened after letters claimed a second coffin with lead would be found there.
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London
George Hollamby Druce
Duke of Portland
Thomas Charlies Cruce
Concern for Czarina under weight loss and illness
St. Petersburg reported Empress Alexandra, long weakened by grip and a severe dieting regime, now faces added concern due to pregnancy expectations. A fragile condition and ongoing health issues sparked worry over her ability to recover.
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St. Petersburg
Alexandra
Young Astor Guardsman Receives Commission
London January report that John Jacob Astor son of William Waldorf Astor has passed qualifying examinations and earned a commission as a second lieutenant in the Life Guards after a probationary rank in 1906.
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London
John Jacob Astor
William Waldorf Astor
First Life Guards
Life Guards
Coming to the Theaters Gloria and more in town lineup
Miss Sue Marlowe stars Gloria at Be lasco Theater in a James Fagan comedy with Capponi and an ensemble cast. Robert Holeson and Robert Edeson also headline listings at the National and other venues through the week with matinees and benefit nights noted.
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Sue Marlowe
Belasco Theater
Gloria
James Fagan
America
Miss Marlowe
Capponi
Mary Tudor
Katherine
Prederic Lewis
White Whittlesey
David Young
John Dixon
Myron Callce
Thomas L. Coleman
Charles C. Quinn
Eugenia Woodward
Alice Harrington
Gwendolyn Picis
Garfield Hospital
Robert Holeson
National
Robert Edeson
William C. de Malle
Edeson
Millionaire Moore Lives Spender's Life In Court Drama
New York socialite Mrs Moore sues for alimony while J Henry G Moore, reputed spendthrift heir, claims memory lapses about marriage and income. Attorney says Moore spends 2000 a month and 180000 in interest vanished. cigars 6000 yearly, wine baths, and 160 a night for wine. Wife seeks settlement as past incidents surface from 1903 trucker break in and sanity hearings.
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New York
Jan
Henry G. Moore
Abraham Snydecker
Moore
Snydecker
New Jersey
Anna Belmont
Mra Moore
Lfe
George 8. Graham
James Deegan
West Ninety-seventh Street
May Sutton Crowned Queen at Pasadena Tournament of Roses
Pasadena celebrated the annual Tournament of Roses with a grand parade led by May Sutton, the world’s tennis champion, riding a flower float. The event drew about 70,000 spectators along a four mile parade route and 50,000 visitors from Southern California. Later, chariot races and a large barbecue at Tournament Park highlighted the afternoon program.
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Pasadena
Cal
California
Queen of Roses
Misa May Sutton
Tournament Park
Social Day in Wall Street Observed by Banks
In New York on January 1 amid market closures both here and in Europe, many banking houses opened in Wall Street to balance ledgers and receive and pay visits. All members of the J. P. Morgan firm were present at their office.
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J. P. Morgan
West Indies and Orient
Nile Service
Hamburg
Anglo-American Nile Co
Toutlet Dept
Bermuda
TACK TINKER TAKES BRIDE
New York on January 1 a quiet home wedding joined Jackson Tinker Washington correspondent of the New York Press and Mabel F Meliveen widow of Samuel McIlveen in the Stewart home at 57 East Ninety Sixth Street Washington groom 38 and Connecticut born bride wore embroidered cream net with Irish crochet and carried a roses bouquet. They plan to visit Tinker’s Connecticut home and other New York and Pennsylvania points before returning.
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Mabel F. Meliveen
Washington
Tod
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East Ninety-sixth Street
J. A. Chalmers
Holy Trinity Church
New York Press
Samuel McIlveen
Leeds
England
William Bluett
London
Albany
Connecticut
Hand
Reception Honoring Washington Monument Association At Mr Noyes Home
A large Washington audience attended a reception at 1780 New Hampshire Avenue hosted by Crosby S Noyes for the Washington Monument Association. The event featured a luncheon list of notable figures, a pre reception business meeting electing Charles B Wolcott as treasurer, and a memorial resolution for J Henry Smith. The Washington National Monument Society marks its seventy fifth year with a current board including Theodore Roosevelt and Crosby S Noyes.
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Capital
Washington Monument Association
Crosby S Noyes
New Hampshire Avenue
Mr. Noyes
Inhabitants’ Association
William F. Mattingly
George W. Woodruff
Department of the Interior
Wiliam Corcoran Eustis
BE Southard Parker
W. W. Parker
Capt
Andrew Parker
8. W. Woodward
A. M. Lothrop
Thomas Gale
E. F. Droop
Edward H. Droop
Carl Droop
Milton Altes
George Brown
Overton W. Paine
Gifford Pinchot
John Joy Holga
Washington National Monument Society
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry B. Brown
A. R Spofford
Frederick L. Harvey
Martin F. Morris
John M. Wilson
Saving the Nation by Small Daily Savings
Stuyvesant Fish in the New York Evening Post annual financial review cites extravagance and failure to punish offenders as causes of a recent panic. He predicts if 95,000,000 people save an average five cents daily, $1,551,280,000 would be accumulated yearly. He links panics to inquiries revealing corruption in insurance, railroads, and local traction.
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Stuyvesant Fish
New York Evening Post
Fish
Theas
Maury School Principal Miss Kealey Dies of Pneumonia
Miss Mary E. Kealey principal of Maury Public School at Twelfth and B Streets northeast died yesterday afternoon of pneumonia at her home 623 East Capitol Street. A District native educated in local public schools she began as a teacher after graduation. She was a daughter of James and Sophia Kealey both deceased. Survived by a brother and several siblings, funeral arrangements pending likely Friday afternoon.
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Mary E. Kealey
Maury Public School
East Capitol Street
Miss Kealey
James
Sophia Kealey
Charles Reglid dies after typhoid fever in New Rochelle home
New York society mourns Charles Franclyn Reglid who died at Avenel New Rochelle aged forty. Once Dilger of Brooklyn stock, he changed his name amid family feuds and veneration for ancestry. His widow Mrs Ronalds, a Lorillard descendant, had earlier aided his life in society while regulators of the era noted his theatrical ties and high social circle.
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Ronald Fint
New York
Reglid
Charles Franclyn Regitd
Avenel
New Rochelle
Monte Carlo
Bar Harbor
Regia
Stuttgart
Brooklyn
Franklin
Pranclyn
Charles Franclyn Reglid
Thomas Lorillard Ronalds
Lorillard
Dilger
Albany
Robina Vokes
House of
Henry Street
Charles Franklin
Truth
Davison Dalzel
Augustin Daly
Young Dilger
Ronalds
West Worty-fifth Street
Wallstreat
John Dilger
Hotels listed with guests across multiple cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and their hotel affiliations across cities including Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia New York Raleigh Pittsburg Richmond Worcester Albany Buffalo Syracuse Lexington Columbus Nashville Gordoneville Milwaukee and other locations. Names include W S Williams Percy Bangert H Alton Whitcomb Frank A Barrett J J Calhoun EH Warner and captains and various spouses. hotels named include New Willard Riggs National Shoreham and Metropolitan among others.
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R S Williams
Percy C. Bangert
New Willard
George W. ©. Vernon
Arlington i
Shaw
National
OW. Smith
Raleigh
Joseph Bigham
James
Hoston
Wilkins
Chiffis
Wheitt P
H Alton
Shorehem
Charles W. Whitcomb
J. A. Hurd
St James
Chicago
J_ St Bennett
Riggs
George Hincb- Wi Andwits
Philadelphia
Herry
D .Wescott
Mr. Frank
William Kinzer
H. H Burditt
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C_C_ Worthington
H. W. King
Marion de Vries
Alexander Michastoon
George A White
Hugo Bare
Henry M. Clapp
Henry C. Stuart
W. L. Darnett
Charley K. Lester
Riges
Ednad Conroy
Shoreham
A Lowitt
Arington
Fred Casper
National B. Meyer
St. James
Massachusetts
J. J. Calhoun
Worcester
Hirbitt
New York State
D. Pearce
Brooklyn
Leton
Buffalo
New
M Bailey
Albany
H. F. Bingham
W. S. Wright
Syracuse
North Carolina
EH. B. Warner
Resligton
Ohio
A. Clark
Columbus
Willard
Tapa
M. Simmons
Nashville
Ral- Iineaw
Wilbur
Missing husband report from Logan woman Cooper family
Mrs. Charles C. Cooper of Logan reports her husband missing for several days. She says the last sighting was Sunday morning and believes he may be in a private hospital. Authorities reviewing details for leads and location.
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Charles C. Cooper
Logan
Synagogue to Dedicate New Building This Sunday
The new synagogue at Sixth and 1 streets northwest will be dedicated at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Revs. Abram Simon and Louie Stern of the Highth Street Synagogue will likely make a dedication. Dedicatory services will be led by Simon Oppenheimer, president, and Julius Baumgarten, secretary, of the congregation.
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Abram Simon
Louie Stern
Highth Street
Simon Oppenheimer
Julius Baumgarten
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