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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1909

Page

17

Water Grab Charged By Opposition In Editorial Plea

A Western Newspaper editorial attacks a San Francisco water grant from Hetch Hetchy Valley to the city. It challenges Secretary Garfield’s handling, argues the valley belongs to the people, and calls for investigation into possible a grab by a corporation hidden behind the city. It notes opposition voices in Congress and names Life magazine’s Robert Underwood Johnson as among critics.

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Dance to Aid Charity Spectacle Inspires Hospital Benefit

Elegant women in gala gowns participate in a charity ball at a big hotel ballroom. Washington society members fill boxes as the event promotes funds for a children's hospital with prominent circles in attendance.

Children’s Hospital Washington

Labor Renames Lorch Templar to Succeed James

A Washington charity ball at the New Will para Hotel drew a gala crowd as the city’s social circles gathered in elegant gowns. Proceeds benefited the Children’s Hospital, with large parties and notable attendees in attendance, including Mrs George Howard and Mrs James McMillan. The event featured performances by the Marine Band and United States Engineer Band, lavish decor, and a reception in the red ballroom. A separate labor union meeting elected Lorch as president for a fourth term, with plans for a mass meeting on Lincoln’s Birthday and calls for broader union affiliation across Washington trades.

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Funeral Directors Advertising Listings In Washington Area

A compact list of funeral directors with addresses and phone numbers. W R Speare and Geo P Zurhorst listed, along with J William Lee J R Wright Co R F Harveys Sons William H Sardo Co Thos S Sergoon Costello and Frank Griers Sons. Open day and night service noted for some firms. Modern chapels and livery connections mentioned.

W. R. Speare F Street N. W Irania Speare Geo. P. Zurhorst Meril Parks East Capitol J. William Lee Mad Pennsylvania John R Wright Co Tenth St Nw R. F. Harvey's Sons Fourteenth ST NW Commodious Chapel WM. H. Sardo & CO st_ pe Phona Lincoln S. Sergeon RS Cain A. Costello Kurt Frank Grier

Society Guests in Elegant Attire at Formal Event

A list of attendees features Miss None, Miss Emory, Mrs W V Cox, Miss Coyne, Mrs George Calvert jr, Mrs George F Gourley, Mign Helen Nicholzon, Miss Anne Browning, Miss Pierrie, Miss Ethel H Soley of Philadelphia, and others in dresses of satin lace and chiffon. Notables present include Mr William Bowie Clarke, Count Torok of the Austrian embassy, and Dr Vogel.

Summerlin Julian Hipsey Cornelius Bliss James Churchill Candee Wynne Horace Westcott Franklin ElHs Corbin John Crayke Simpson Frederick McGanre Henry Moses Irwin Withiam Wanning Irwin Annie U Nathaniel Francis Benjamiin Russell Miss Sessions Guidet-Duryee Trench Miss Humphres Helen Humphry Miss Portner George Knox Mitchell James Mitchell William Corcoran Hull Edward Loftus Alma Ruggles Miss Ivan Irs Bradford M_ Crawford Richmond Edna Erlougher Charles W Fairfax Hanna Taylor Miss Schuen New York Miss Koen Virginia Shermll Frey Kleinschmidt Directaire Miss Osborn Alice Osborn West Virginia Margaret Masterday Miss Ransom Baltimore Hobert Parker de Witt Talmage Rebecca Culler EB Hutchinson Owen Thompson Valenciennes J. Burnette Crane Catherine Crane Caroline Shepard Louise Hill Ruth Bliss Valenciernes Miss Cowles Miss Hendrick Java Heyl Miss Hastings Florence Shepard Miss Godld Emily Reed Ms. Lynn Mrs. Beal Miss Beal Miss None O'Brien Miss Emory W. V. Cox Miss Coyne George Calvert George F. Gourley Mign Miss Power Miss Gibbon William Bowie Clarke Miss Talbot Hugh Rowland

Taft Feels Hurt by Withdrawals and Tour Plans

Augusta Georgia January reports Mr Taft contests that he acted on his own initiative in withdrawing from the Ghic Senatorial race and asserts no statements were prepared. The President-elect discusses with friends, denies Hitchcock influence, and emphasizes party harmony. He is invited to Little Rock and Charleston eyes a Panama trip amid Tariff League lobbying on tariff legislation.

Augusta Charles Pratt Taft Cincinnati Little Rock Little Rous South Tucker Republican State Central Committee of Arkansas Chey Feder Charleston Panama Chartesinn Pat J C Hemphill Lask Southern Railway P Ho Gadson C P Taft Theia C P ‘Taft Tubman High School Augusta Nintaines Ternett Cotage Albin H Sanders Reciprocal Tariff League of Chicago Sanders Washington Ways and Means Committee House

Killed by Great Falls Car on H Street

Frank Foster esso, a years old, was struck by a car on the Great Falls and Old Dominion line near 30 H Street Southwest Monday afternoon. He was taken to Emergency Hospital where he died shortly after arrival. Foster was walking on a track, failed to see the fast approaching car, was hurled down an embankment, and suffered a fractured skull with cuts and bruises.

Frank Foster Esso H Street Great Falls Old Dominion Line Foster

War Talk for Servia Demands Like an Ultimatum

Vienna dispatch reports Serbia's crisis with Austria-Hungary escalating as Milovanovitch accuses Austria of Balkan aims while Pasitch seeks Bosnia policy and a possible ministry reshuffle. The king rejects resignations. tensions rise with recall rumors and Austrian demands for apology.

Vienna Austria Servia Milovanovitch Miister Bosnia and Herzegovina Pasitch Serbia Bosnia Turkey Montenegro M Millvanovitch M Pasuth Velimtrovitch M Pasitch M Velimrovitch Uat Milovanov BM Simites Belgrade Milovanovite Austria-Hungary Balkan Russia Balkans London Jan The Chronicle M Miovanovitch Count Forgach

Forsake Fashionable Life for Cottage Life Among the Poor

Dr Percival Gerson and his wife move with their three children to a plain two story Eden state home among working people. They vow to pattern daily life on Christ's Sermon on the Mount and charge no professional fees, leaving payment voluntary.

Washington Port Los Angeles Cal Percival Gerson Christ Gerson Edenstate Ger University of Pennsylvania Medical Department Johns Hopkins University

Tragic Chester County Fire Kills Mother Burned by Feeble Minded Son

In Kennett Square on January 5, Mrs Alexander Moore died from severe burns after her 11 year old son, described as feeble minded, allegedly set fire to her dress. A younger brother was beaten with a poker during the incident and remains in critical condition. the boy is in custody as authorities investigate.

Aden Kennett Square Chester County Mra Alexander Moore

Judge Wright Besieged By Threatening Letters From Anarchists

Justice Daniel Thew Wright receives dozens of letters threatening his life after upholding a Bucks Store and Range Company injunction. He reports most are from labor sympathizers, many unsigned, some praising or condemning his decision. He remains unafraid as he notes the letters are largely ludicrous and non-threatening.

Daniel Thew Wright Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison Bucks Store and Range Company Justice Wright Judge Wright Bucks Renge Company Secur Nutt Chicago Massachusetts Washington Wright Justice Waght

Mrs Mary P Oulahans Death and Funeral Notice

Mrs Mary Freud Oulahan died at 88 A street SE after a three day illness. Widow of Mass Fuchard Oulahan who served in the Civil War and later as aid to Gen Cochran. Survived by three sons Richard Jane Joseph Culahan and John Qulahan and daughter Mrs John W Sanderson. Funeral at St Peter's Catholic Church Wednesday at 10. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Mary Freud Oulahan John W Saunder Ison Oulahan Mas Fuchard Oulahan 7Th Volunteer Infantry New York Gen Cochran Cochran Irish League Richard Jane Joseph Culahan John Qulahan John W. Sanderson Washington St Peter's Catholic Church Brian Mount Ollset Cemetery

Naval Academy Register Shows Class Distribution for 1908-09

Special to The Warmington Annapolis reports the Naval Academy has received the 1908 09 register revealing midshipmen counts by class: First 175 Second 364 Third 246 Fourth 28. Theodore Wilkinson Jr leads the freshman group with top scholarship and Mervin Kenman heads the second class. third class top scholar is Theodore ng Taliforman. No scholastic ranks yet for the fourth class.

Warmington Annapolis Naval Academy Register Naval Academy Theodore 8 Wilkenson Jr Martle Grove Wil Mervin Kenman Vernon Utah Theodore Taliforman

Washington Chosen For Pan American Congress Meeting

In a special Pan-American Scientific Congress session in Santiago on January 4 Washington was selected as the next meeting place amid strong Latin American support. A provisional committee chaired by Prof Leo Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania and including Prof W H Holmes of the Smithsonian and Dr Rommel prepared to oversee arrangements and urged cooperation with the Bureau of American Republics.

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