U S TO HONOR EVANS MANY TROOPS AS HIS ESCORT
A funeral procession and commemorative services honor Admiral Evans with a large escort of Navy officers and dignitaries. The event includes a cannon salute, a burial at Arlington and a national observance led by officers from Annapolis and the Navy Yard.
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Paul Revere
All Souls
Arlington
Tina Ty
Admiral Rabley
Indiana Avenue
Hisself Severdl
Poe
Prominen
Caton x
Phora
Elf
Anton An
Fall Brigade
Mish Pmen
Nuvil
Annapolis Two
Mpar Ek
Mariner Arde Battery of
Artitlers
Wothan Form
Rosslyn
Castor
Way Tower
Navy Yard
Willian
Satyr
John I
Charies
Martin Joseph PoAgnger
Taft Seeks Surgeon General Appointment Amid Vacancy
An apparent authoritative report last night indicates President Taft and Secretary Mar Yeukh have decided on Surgeon Rupert Flue to fill the vacancy created by Surgeon General Neral. Taft reportedly refused to confirm the current nominee.
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Taft
Mar Yeukh
Rupert
Dead Capt Jorgensen Veteran of Indian Wars
Capt Joachim Christian Jorgensen, veteran of the Indian wars and former assistant member of the Senate, died last night in Blahomo of heart disease. Born in Copenhagen on February 21, he came to America in 182. He entered the army in 41583 and earned a gallantry promotion for rescuing explosives during a fire at Fort Wingate New Mexico. He is survived by his wife a daughter and two sons.
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Joachim Christian Sorgapsen
Blahomo
Copenhagen
Denmark
America
Jorgensen
Fort Wingate
New Mexico
Tulding
Jorgemen
Twa Sone
Real estate tax bill sparks mass meeting protest
Nearly one hundred property owners gathered at a Chamber of Commerce mass meeting to denounce a new Congress bill that would require naming the true consideration in sales or transfers. Warner chaired the session with Worthington as secretary, forming a 20 member committee to protest before Congress. Speakers argued the measure invades business privacy and could depress property values, while some warned constitutional challenges if passed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bramart Ko Warner
George W Worthington
Con
Resa ‘Phin
Gordoy
James L Parsons
William FH Saunders
Kuls Willige
Sampel
Apbakera
Congress
Board of Trade and
Chamber of Commeroe
Halffare Tickets Urged in Missouri House Bill
Representative Dyer introduces a measure to provide half fare streetcar tickets for district school children. The plan would issue 48 ticket books by railroad companies at 1 dollar per book, usable by students traveling to and from school, with the scheme taking effect 60 days after enactment.
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Dyer
Dev
Missouri
Proposed Inland Waterways To Save Atlantic Vessels
U S engineers back a continuous waterway linking Trenton and Philadelphia to the South via the Delaware Chesapeake and Albemarle canals. Private canals would be bought for 250000 and 19 million estimated, enabling inland navigation for large ships. The plan, supported by Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association, aims to reduce storm losses and place waterways under government supervision.
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Chesapeake
Chesapeake and Albemarle
Atlantic
United States Engineers
Atlantic Beacer Waterways Association
J “Hampton Moore
War Department
Engineera
Congress
Trenton NJ
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Trenton
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Cape Hatteras
Board of Engineers
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Delaware and Chesapeake
Chesapeake and Albemune
Moore
Small
North Carolina
Secretary of War
Norfolk
Chesapeake and
Delaware Bays
Delaware River
New York Bay
York and Narragansett
Massachusetts
Narragansett
Cape Cod
Virginia objects to Hook in proposed Supreme Court appointment
Virginia’s state corporation commission protested to President Taft on January 4, arguing Judge William Hook should not be elevated to the U S Supreme Court. It cited his Oklahoma rate case jurisdiction while issues stayed before Oklahoma’s high court, claiming it contradicted U S Supreme Court precedent and hindered railway rate regulation progress. The commission attributed the objection to the President’s views on judicial appointments.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Taft
William& Hook
Supreme Court of the
United States
Commission
Fudge Hook
Oklahoma
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Obay
Supreme Court of
Battleships sail for naval war games on Atlantic coast
The Michigan sails for two week Atlantic naval maneuvers with Connecticut Delaware Michigan and North Dakota leading ships. A crewman James Kelsey 20 from Seabrook NH died after falling in a coal chute. his body was removed at Brooklyn Navy Yard before the fleet returned to sea. The Minnesota Idaho Panther and two torpedo boats also joined the exercise while Rear Admiral Osterhaus led the Connecticut into action.
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New York
Michigan
Atlantic
James Kelsey
Seabrook
Brooklyn Agyvy Yard
Qster
Plan to study power and garbage plants for city needs
The District proposes bills to create a commission to study conditions at Great Falls and to devise methods for obtaining prisoners to manufacture fertilizer. A garbage reduction plant at Occoquan and a power plant at Great Falls are explored with preliminary appropriations of 9 000 and 10 000 respectively. City engineers would evaluate property for condemnation and advise on maintaining a district water plant.
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Appropriations Committee
Board of Engineers
Great Balls
Johnson
Qecoqnah
Great East
Ohio
Fac
Asta
Shest Theormittee
Talen
Messrs Cox and Taylor
Ghia
Cleland
Columbus
Washington
Potomac River
Chinese Minister to Washington Quits Amid Weather and Crime
The Chinese minister Chang Yim Fang resigns and departs Washington with his family in early February. Severe cold and snow sweep the U S east of the Rockies, while reports cover a robbery case at a medical institution involving William Lindsay, a missing boy, and court actions.
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Dept of Agricuture
Esther
Jean Washington
Alaska
Northwest Canadian
Lngfcaltva
Hocky Mountains
Upper Lake
Chang Deedes
Sze
Rocky Moutain
Smultent
Texas
Washington
Easf
Stans Chang Yim Fang
Ghio Valley
Yeglon
Jantlo
Yung Kwai
Chang
Wei Law Nao
Lane Valiew
Nigh Post
Alfred Se
Imperial
Mortiwest
Frida
Sae
Lake Region
China
Atlantic
Hatteras
New York
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Sinla
Maryland
Tientsin
Colimbian
Virginia
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Johnson
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Wiley and
Snow
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Itman
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Paria
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Adusht Hameh
Mezdaznan
Tak Norshwemerty
Perthwesterly
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Gulf Coast
Michigan
Stanmore
Mundey
Charles R
Lindsay
Cuits
Bel Lindsay
Sumadl
Manish
Hayish
Hannah
Chituge
Add
Hig
Mia Lindsay
Movements of Ocean Steamers and Local Weather Report
Arrivals and sailings of numerous ocean steamers are listed with ports of origin and destination including New York Philadelphia Hamburg and Plymouth. The report also notes a resignation from Army Medical Service Captain Henry B McIntyre and a Wilmington Delaware weather and civic notices section with temperatures forecasts and election details.
Big meet planned by American Bar Association in Milwaukee
Arrangements for the next regular conference of the American Bar Association were completed at a meeting of the executive committee at the New Walara Hotel. The conference will be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, August 2 to 8. William Rann Kennedy of London has agreed to deliver the opening address. The committee includes Stephen & Gregors, Frederick B Wadhame, George Whitelock, W Thomas Kemp, Edgar H Farrar, Hollis R Bailey, Lynn Helm, Tobn Hinkle, Aldis trowne, and Ralph W Breckenridge.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wiliam Rann Kennedy
International Law Association of London
England
S Association
Stephen & Gregors
Mico
Frederick B Wadhame
New York
George Whitelock
Maryland
Thomas Kemp
Edgar H. Farrar
Louisiane
Hollis R. Bailey
Massachusetts
Lynn Helm
California
Tobn
Hinkle
Aldis
Trowne
Brechen Ridge
Nebraska
Fire destroys village post office and two other buildings
Mount Rainier residents report a major early morning blaze wiped out the post office, a drug store, and a shoe shop. Two engines from Washington aided by local volunteers saved mail and a few valuables. losses run into several thousand dollars with limited insurance. A temporary post office was set up across the street as investigators seek an incendiary cause and expect an arrest in coming hours.
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Plummer
Ian
Mount
Washington
Tao
Washngton
Maurice Stallings
Postettice
Mount Rainier Real Eatate Company
L Michels
Estimiates Hia Losa
Tony Rigka
Mr White
Neurance
Abolish Public Cups Proposal Delivers Heavy Fines
District commissioners push bills in Kentucky style congress style session. Representative Robipson seeks to bar public drinking cups and levy fines on individuals and groups allowing cups on premises. Other measures target street widening and wharf lease termination, plus reimbursement to Sidney Bieber for land advances along the Analsty River.
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Dstrict Commissioners
Fobipson
Kentucky
Howe District Committee
Parson Partnership Association
Johnson
Commiss
Wo Wo Riley
Congress
Sidney Bieber
Analystia River
Dr Lad Lectures Tonight at Inarin Congregational Church
Dr George Ro Lard formerly of the University of Wisconsin will lecture tonight at the Inarin Congregational Church on Washington Message to the Twentieth Century. This will be the seventh number in the lyceum course at Ingram Church for the season.
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Lad
George Ro Lard
The
Univerity of Wisconsin
Wil Lectwe
Inarin Congregational Church
Lyceum Coursy
Ingram Church
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