Garibaldi family mourns in Rome amid war relief protests
A Rome crowd honors Chief Adjutant Constantine Garibaldi and his brother Lieut Bruno Garibaldi, killed in the Argonne. The funeral draws 200000+ mourners with French, British, Russian, Belgian, and Montenegrin officials in attendance. Ricciotti Garibaldi vows to keep fighting alongside France and Belgium as relations with Germany sour.
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Rome
Constantine Garibaldi
Argonne
Bruno Garibaldi
France
Belgium
Germany
Ricciotti Garipaldi
Sante
Obituary for a Confederate veteran with unclear details
An obituary fragment honors a Confederate veteran linked to Washington and a local post. The garbled text references military service, a department role, and various names and places, but specifics are unreadable. The piece lacks clear dates, affiliations, or achievements due to damaged text.
Miss Lily A Ross Funeral Near Northwest Street
The service for Miss Lily A Ross will be held at 200 o'clock with Rev. Joli B Beard officiating. The deceased leaves a note of brahms in her life and is mourned by family and friends in Wardington and nearby districts.
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Val Vegs
Mia Walter
Russians Repel Austrian Sortie From Przemysl
Novoe Vremya reports a recent Austrian sortie defending Przemysl with extensive reconnaissance preceding. Austrians pushed toward forest near the city, then were repelled at close range as Russians unleashed rifle and machine gun fire. None of the attacking force escaped capture or death. Temperature at Przemysl near zero.
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Petrograd
Novoe Vremya
Praemisi
Srzemysl le
Sera
Zeppelins on French Coast Turn Toward England
A Daily Mail correspondent reports three Zeppelins along the Gravelines coast near Dunkirk, one skirting the shore then turning west toward England. Dunkirk repelled German air raids as six aircraft hovered briefly. few bombs landed, with no damage evident.
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French
England
London
The
Daily Mail
France
Gravelines
Munkirk
Dunkirk
MUST CONTINUE FIGHT Head of Committee of One Hundred Says Battle Is Still to Be Expected
The statement from Henry B. F. Macfarland chairman of the executive committee notes continued opposition to the half and half tax plan. He predicts tug of war in conference as Senate appropriations move forward. Local 25638 carpenters protest abolition of the half and half taxation system for the district.
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Foltle
Senate
Johnson
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Anre
Americar Coe
United Brothood
Carpentersnd Joiners of
America
Army Flier Sets Passenger Altitude Record at 11 690 Feet
An aviation school in San Diego reports a new American record for passenger carrying aircraft. Lieut Carburry piloted with Lieut Christie as second passenger, reaching 11 600 feet in a tractor military machine as relayed to the War Department.
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War Department
Aviation School
San Diego
Cal
Lieut
Carburry
Christie
Red Top Rye
French advantage grows in Alsace while Prussia shifts focus to Mlawa and the east. Russians press Turkish forces in Trans Caucasia as weather halts fighting in Veland and high snow levels challenge operations across the Caucasus battlefronts.
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Warsaw
Galicia
Gorlice
Veland
Sustrie
Rukoselia
Trans-Caucasia
HONOR VERACRUZ HEROES MEDALS PRESENTED BY SECRETARY DANIELS
Thirteen enlisted men of the United States Navy who won distinguished conduct at Vera Cruz were awarded medals of honor by Secretary Daniels aboard the battleship Florida at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Admiral Fletcher and other Navy officers attended the ceremony. The recipients include Nickerson De Somer Harner Cregan Sinnett Decker Hop Walsh Norislek Schnepel Kunner Zuiderveld Gisburne and others, though one man had his medal sent to him.
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New York
Jan
United States Navy
Vera Rug
Wera
Secretary Daniels
Florida
Brooklyn Navy Guard
Tex Addiral Fletcher
Vera Cruz
Henry ™. Nickerson
Berriell Kunner
William Zuiderveld
Harry Co
Police News Notes and Thefts and Burns New Year Lights
Police notes report Henry Newell a 39 year old janitor at Langdon public school and George Lau dead from burns after a vent oil lamp explosion at 1800 Girard street northeast on New Year’s Eve. Also listed are thefts from autos at Potomac Park and around town, including coats and a pin, plus several autos stolen in front of hotels and houses in northwest Washington. The Post also advertises its 1915 almanac with political geographic and war statistics.
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Henry Newell
Langdon Public School
Greorge
Laon
George Lau
Girard Street
Newell
Sibley Hospital
F Rayore
New Hampshire Avenue
Potomac Park
Post
Theatrical War Ends Force Washington Booking Change
After six to eight years of fierce rivalry, the Klaw and Granger and Shubert forces settle a pact in New York to operate under one booking office. Washington faces either closing or policy shift to stock, movies or lectures as two first class houses survive. The National is favored to remain for its size and prestige. Belasco also strong but gallery access hurts appeal.
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Klaw
Granger
Shubert
New York City
Washington
New York
Shuberts
Klaw and
Trhanger
Syrd Cute
United States
Baltimore
Cleveland
Buffalo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
National
Aecorit
Columbia
Belasco
Polios
Bristow to Join Kansas Public Utilities Commission
United States senator Joseph L Bristow will leave the Senate March 4 to join the Kansas public utilities commission Gov elect Arthur Capper announced Bristow accepted the post with a salary of $4000 per year The appointment follows his term ending in March in Topeka Kansas January 6 192?
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Topeka
Kana
Joseph L. Bristow
United States
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Arthur Capper
Senator Bristow
Jason naval collier ordered to Beirut with gifts for orphans
The naval collier Jason, carrying Christmas gifts for European war orphans, was ordered from Viraeus to Beirut, Syria. Supplies are for the American cruisers Tennessee and North Carolina on duty in eastern Mediterranean waters.
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Jason
United States
Viraeus
Beirut
Syria
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mediterranean
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrive and Sail
Arrive Niagara from Haver at One York Michigan from Liverpool at New York Tusttania from Newre at Liverpool Sailed Arabic from New York to Liverpool.
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Niagara
Haver
One York
Michigen
Liverpool
New York
Tusttania
Newre
Hand Healed After Amputated Hand Dug Up
Special to The Washington Post Georgetown Delaware January 6 Lewia Jefferson of Blades suffered intense pains in a hand that had been amputated and buried He dug up the hand after weeks and straightened the fingers weighting them to prevent curling He reports that all pain ceased and no further trouble has followed since the hand was reburied
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Washington
Georgetown
Del
Lewia Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferacon
Hel
Navy knitting and grape juice replace long sea watches
A clipped item notes American officers signaling a break in monotony with knitting and poker as relaxations aboard ships. A Florida battleship officer sent a woolen scarf to Belgian relief in Washington with a card of goodwill, though the sender’s name was erased, leaving rank readable. Mrs. Logan Tucker received the gift and commented it was not the best piece of naval knitting.
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Washington
Florida
Logan Tucker
Britain Holds Denver U S Ship With Cotton Cargo Bound for Bremen
The American steamer Denver was detained at Wirkwall Orkney Islands with about 7 060 bales of cotton from Norfolk bound for Bremen Germany. Shippers urged the British embassy and State Department to seal hatches before departure and allow passage after loading inspection.
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State Department
Denver
Bremen
Germany
Norfolk
Wirkwall
Orkney Islands
Seolaud
United States Customs
CIA
Macon
New York
Memphis
Cty
Savannah
Rotterdam
Tod
Barton Myers
Russians Push In Bukovina Drive Turkish Forces
Russian troops repulsed Turkish flank assaults and enveloped two Turkish corps at Sari Kamysh. They captured a corps with its commander, three division staffs, thousands of soldiers, and many guns and horses. Fierce fighting prompted a regrouping of forces along secondary regions as pursuit of the enemy continues.
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Sari Kamysh
Trent
District Court News Draws Grand Jury and Handles Civil Claims
The grand jury for the District Supreme Court term of February and March was drawn yesterday and will organize today under Chief Justice Covington. Jurors named include William Roach and many others at addresses across Washington. A separate assignment involved Walter Whitegrocer and Joseph Salomon in a creditor matter. A jury awarded Caroline Colbert $250 against the Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad for injuries on February 9, 1911. Gerald McCrystal received a ten year sentence for housebreaking and larceny. Wills discuss estates and executors for Emma Serena Newell and William Scudder. Assistant US Attorneys Hawken obtained orders to drop prosecution against Jefferson Wilkerson. another man, Francisco Sanches Yatour, connected to a foreign legation, influenced the decision. Wilkerson pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property and was remanded for sentence.
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District Supreme Court
Tice Covington
William Roach
Eleventh Street
Jeremiah M. Burrell
Wisconsin Avenue
James B. Clarke
Morse Street
Alpha Carver
S Street
Edward L. Scott
Fifth Street
Harry F. Seamark
Ninth Street
James H. Powers
Sixth Street
John H. Hanson
Charles Lynch
George F. DeVille
Washington Street
Horace Winter
Charles N. Lehmann
East
Capitol Street
Nes Dunivan
Albert M. Williams
Tenth Street
Randolph T Warwick
Vermont Avenue
Harry W. Dowling
Monroe Street
Ephraim J. Totten
Lamont Street
Zach M. Knott
Stratford
John H. Stokes
George R. Stiefel
Park Road
Frank Rabbitt
M Street
William S. White
Streat
Frederick J. Acton
Circuit Division No. 1
Caroline Colbert
Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad Company
EB. Hilton Jackson
George Hoover
Agsistant
United States
Hawken
Fron
Jefferson Wilkerson
Jay Riding
Fie
Young Wilkerson
Prancisco Sanches
Ohio mines to reopen under open shop plan after strike
Cleveland reports a three day conference leading to reopening of East Ohio coal properties despite a 10 worker strike. Operators plan a nine month shutdown end and begin cleaning up to restart within one to two weeks, offering free opportunity for strikers to return under an open shop policy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Esperatora
East Ohio Coal Properties
United Mine Workers of America
Eastern
Ari
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Tre Puy
NS Ouden
Regalion
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Surance
Len Corre
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Krright
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Wangland
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Lily A. Ross
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Przemysl
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Mlawa
Tpal Town
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Columbia Road
Syndicate Shubert
State Office For Bristow
Collier
Britain
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District Court News
Walter (. Whitegrocer
Thirteenth Street
Joseph Salomon
Jeffords
White
Gerald McCrystal
Covington
Emma Serena Newell
William Marlin Newell
Hustband
Wiliam Sawyer Newell
William Scudder
Mary Jane Scudder
Harold Scudder
Zac
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Nesta
N. W
Pedro Domecaq
Elnh
Tanuth
Clothern
Capitol
Cleaners & Dyers
Lath St.n. W
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Ohio Mines
Kanes
Peper
Aten
Beral Finasuh
John Poole
Mir
Mariuae
Ieee Ae
Wilson & Mayers
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Fulkerson
Yeu
Roe Fulkerson
Optician
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Willard Hate
Steinway
Clearaway Sale
Cimemon
Shai i Ty Amte Trust Company
Tieteior
Tolumbia
Ulab
Tie c. Washington
Olatr
Eral
Jon Band
Eet
A.m. Anatils Gelork Poon
Crampton
Mornin
Tore le An Lasiy
Washington Jatl
Blaerae Company
Connecticut Avenue
Cess
Willians
JOS FH
Rurran
Norriewyern
Washingtons
Uas
Franklin National
Howe Seid Beck
Fendall
Park Rd
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