Earthquake Aid and Rumors Reach Across Nations
The piece notes a shift from medals to practical aid for earthquake victims. It cites Italian ambassador Baron des Planches in Washington announcing a $300,000 American appropriation. It also reports delays delivering relief in Calabria due to poor roads and checkpoints involving soldiers, doctors, and carpenters, plus incorrect rumors of soldiers executed over theft from ruins.
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Seopie
Washington
Baron Des Planches
American Congress
Reggio
Fegmlo
Americans Located Amid Italian Earthquake Aftermath
New York dispatch reports multiple Americans located in Italy following the Messina earthquake. Mrs Lanning and Mrs Alfred Alavria with daughter are confirmed safe, others including George Pierce and David Kaur arrive in New York after surviving the disaster, while several families remain unlocated near Taormina and Messina.
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Rome
Dan
Ppierma
Lanning
Elliott Smith
Flawses
Dark
Callia
Taormina
Mary Mosy
Florence
Vica
Sicilian-American Airship Company
Messina
Jusituna
Europe
Plerce
Sxther
Measide
Licorge
Joe Messina
Merce Hrothers
Periste
Barig
David Kaur
New York
Joseph Pridmore
Ghifagé
John T. ‘Trowbridge Wre
Naples
Will Hear Caspari Case In District Grand Jury
Frances A Caspari, a Washington Baltimore sensation over alleged frantic methods and a venture said to have earned thousands, will face the grand jury Monday. Assistant Market Attorney Harvey Given Jaley reported the case. Caspari remains in District custody in default of 1009 bail as detectives consider invoking sanity inquiry with jurors.
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Frances A. Caspari
Washington
Baltimore
Harvey
Jale
Misa Caspart
Walter ©. Clephane
Jailed for Shoplifting in Police Court
Louis Jotin ein, colored, sentenced to eighteen months in jail for shoplifting from second hand shops on Seventh street. Prosecution cited three proprietors against Johnson who entered shops, bought a steak, then stole items when unsupervised. Blanche Liddell forfeited $5 collateral for selling milk not meeting pure food standards. Thomas am Hamilton and George Tay, both colored, convicted of vagrancy, fined $10, and sent to workhouse for six days each.
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Louis Jotinein
Seventh Street
John
Am Hamilton
George Tay
Powers Resigns as Minors President Replaced by Sexton
Cincinnati reports P T Powers resigns as president of the National Association of Minor League Clubs. M H Sexton of Rock Island Ill elected as his successor. Joseph O Brien resigns from the board. Dr R Cargon of South Bend Ind fills the vacancy. Resignations follow minor leagues split with the National Commission. World Series admission prices set at 2 and 50 cents.
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O'Brien
American Association
Tendem
Carson
South Bend
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Nny
National Association of Mijnor League
Hha
M. H. Sexton
Rock Island
Ill
I League
Powers
East
Joseph O'Brien
The
National Association
R. Cargon
Ind
Central League
Tna Thane Noslenationa
Coutas
National Commission
Johnson
American League
Pulliari
Grand Jurors Selected for Criminal Court No 1
Justice Gould presides as John T. Devine proprietor of the Shoreham Hotel is named foreman of the newly impaneled grand jury. The panel will serve until April, with members including Charles Reynolds Frank Kirby Louis Mankin Eawin Carneal Bert Pitkin Max Mazo Henry Haight David Cotter Hollidge James Wyne George Boyd Frederick Drew James Brown Frederick Topham Kane Lowe Bradford Linklins Fichman Tschiffely Sheehy Hoff
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Justice Gould
John T. Devine
Shoreham Hotel
Charles R. Reynolds
Frank E. Kirby
Louis B. Mankin
Eawin E. Carneal
Egbert A. Pitkin
Max Mazo
Henry 3. Haight
David J. Cotter
Thomas Hollidge
James R. Wyne
George W. Boyd
Frederick S. Drew
James W. Brown
Frederick Topham
Thomas A. Kane
Clifton Lowe
Benjamin B. Bradford
Joseph C. Linklins
John Fichman
Clifton J. Tschiffely
Frank A. Sheehy
John G. Hoff
Rose Eytinge Seeks Edwin Forrest Home Admittance
Rose Eytinge famous old actress seeks admission to Edwin Forrest home but finds no room under the will limiting to twelve. She travels from Portland seeking a chance as vacancies arise while others hold priority. Also reported is James McIntosh sent to jail after a 1907 robbery, later found sane.
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Philadelphia
Rosa Eytings
Gilbert
Annie Yeamans
Edwin Forrest
Forrest
Mise Eytinge
Portland
Oreg
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Broad Medicinal Merit
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine with over twenty remedial agents. It claims cures for blood and digestive troubles including serof ila eczema anemia enteritis nervous weakness and loss of appetite. The copy mentions variations such as taenagd and Saraniabe tablet forms.
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Phos Hood
Officials balk at District stock restrictions in proposed law
The letter to Representative Bima states the commissioners approve parts limiting officials from acquiring stock or bonds in public service corporations. They concede no jurisdiction over provisions touching senators, representatives, clerks, or federal officers, while opposing officials acquiring District capital stock after taking office.
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Bima
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Beneral
District of Columba
District of
Columbo
Ofice
Promotions for Water Department Officials After Death
Following the death of I. B. Shelden chief inspector in the water department revenue and inspection branch on December 3 changes in personnel were approved. G Le Dowden becomes chief inspector at 1000 dollars per year, A S Gineai becomes inspector at 900 dollars, and C H Relter becomes inspector at 8 dollars per year.
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Water Department
Inspector Shelden
I. B. Shelden
Revenue and Inspection Branch
Water Registrar
George W. Wallace
G. le Dowden
Snelden
Gineai
C. H. Relter
Brennan Report Delayed As Counsel Reviews Company Reply
Corporation Counsel KE H Thomas said the Brennan Construction Company reply on alleged asphalt overpayments totaling more than 87000 will not be released for several days. He noted extensive legal points must be considered before final opinion, as officials plan to take the matter to court.
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KE. H. Thomas
Brennan Construction Company
Eastern Market stands bring in sales and praise
District reports $2435 from stands sold in the new Eastern Market audi tion. All stands sold. several applicants await disposition. Col W C Haskell says the market is a credit to the District and valued by residents of the northeast and southeast city areas. A tablet to Rev Joseph I Maguire will be unveiled at the Church of the Holy Comforter with Rev Thomas J McGuigan delivering the sermon. Engineer Cosby orders sewers and mains laid on Fourteenth street northeast, Randolph street, and Ontdale place. William Retnhole, a Georgetown lumber-yard watchman, convicted of carrying concealed weapons, fined $50 or three days in the Workhouse.
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W. C. Haskell
Church of the Holy Comforter
Joseph I. Maguire
Thomas J. McGuigan
St. Patrick's Church
Clarence E. Wheeler
Father Maguire
C. E. Boone
Cosby
Fourteenth Street
C and
D Streets
Randolph Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Ontdale Place
Fifth Street
William Retnhole
Georgetown
Pollen Court
Belnhole
Oppose President's Plan: Chamber of Commerce Delays District Reform
The Chamber of Commerce board met at its Twelfth and F streets NW rooms and authorized funds for the officers’ election on January 12 as Washington prepares for inauguration. A subcommittee on municipal regulation reported a resolution opposing action by Congress this session on Roosevelt’s District of Columbia government reform. The vote was unanimous, though some members clapped poorly, prompting a rebuke from Capt. James F. Oyster. New members were admitted including Walter Bluderston H G Bergling and many others listed.
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Ans
Aleofter
Buainensner Front
United States
Washington
District of Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Congress
James F. Oyster
Walter Bluderston
H. G. Bergling
Yman E. Burdine
Arthur Carr
R. Claughton
G. ©. Campbell
Charles W. Carr
William A. Engel
F. Thier
CA Hammett
Jee P. Harlow
Albert Harper
Abraham Mayer
Llewelleyn Powell
Charles Bel? Riley
Arthur Ramsay
Charles P. Swett
Lewis M. Thayer
Eugene E. Thompson
Frank van Sant
Henry Webber
A. R. Thompson
H. F. L. Alien
J. A. Small
John G. Chesley
Gupid Leads 4 to Altar in Two Washington Romances
In Washington two nuptials occurred with obstacles. Raymond E. Decker and Irene McNulty, both Syracuse residents, wed after family objections and a license hurdle overcome by Clerk Belew. The other couple, F. Allen Strong and Grace E. Wood, aged 8 and 40, tied the knot at First Presbyterian with Rev. MacLeod officiating and honeymoon planned for Southern Pines.
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Washington
Belew
F. Allen Strong
Grace E. Wood
Donald ©. MacLeod
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Andrews
Strong
Southern Pines
N. C
Raymond &. Decker
Irene E. McNutty
Benedict
Decker
King Surrenders on Bail as Larceny Convict Returns to Detention
Boston reports that Cardonio F. King a larceny convict freed on $35 000 bail was surrendered by his surety Mrs Rosa Barnstein in superior court and returned to the house of detention for the night. King remained in custody.
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Boston
Jan
Cardonio F. King
Rosa Barnstein
King
White House Callers List From January 6 Officials and Delegates
A roster of officials and lawmakers including Secretary of State root Attorney General Bonaparte Postmaster General Meyer Assistant Secretary Bacon Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Winthrop Admiral Rixey Capt Sims Capt Butt Fish Commissioner Bowles Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot Collector Fowler Mauric Townsend William Dudley Foulke of Indiana Corporal Tanner John A Stewart Thomas Lawler NY Mr Hamihara at the embassy Senator Curtis of Kansas Senator Fulton of Oregon Senior Overman of North Carolina Senator Lodge of Massachusetts Senator Warner of Missouri Representative Pivington of Georgia Representative Foster of Vermont Representative Benet of New York Representative Wrinn ey of Missouri Representative Payne of New York Representative Russell of Missouri Representative Cocks of New York Representative Porter of New York Representative Bonynge of Colorado Representative Langley of Kentucky Presentative Craig of Alabama.
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Root
Bonaparte
Meyer
Bacon
Treachury Winthrop
Admiral Rixey
Sims
Capt
Butt
Bowrts
Forester Gifford “Pinchlt
Fowler
New York
Mauric Townsend
William Dudley Foulke
Indiana
Tanner
John A. Stewart
Thomas Lawler
Hanihara
Laience
Senator Curtis
Kanan
Fulton
Oregon
Senior Overman
North Carolin
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Warner
Missouri
Pivingbton
Georgie
Foster
Vermont
Benet
Wrinney
Minute
Payne
Russell
Miscourl
FAVORS TEACHERS' PENSION BILL IN DISTRICT
A measure to create and fund a public school teachers retirement in the District, sent back to the House with commissioners recommending enactment, is praised as more generous than the board of education's draft. Representative Madden's bill, amended to strengthen it, receives board approval. Justice Wright announces a new respite for Richard Gregory, Negro convict, amid assault case updates.
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Smith
Board of Education
Congress
Madden
Macfarland
Board of Education Committee
Gregory
Justice Wright
Richard Gregory
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