President frees dove after girl’s note to Wilson
President Woodrow Wilson visited Gulfport staying at a cottage. A neighborly schoolgirl, Willa Green, handed him a white dove and a note asking release and freedom to find companions. Representative Harrison investigated and confirmed the donor’s name. The dove was released as Wilson resumed a busy day of work and a motor ride.
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Leara Wame
Hiwg
Willa Greeg
Executive
Pasa Christian
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Woodrow Wilson
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Aeauer
Gulfport
Arya
Rate Wien
Reid
Bebe
Tennessee
Gil
Harrison
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laat-Teys
Washington
Titanic Memorial Fails Art Commission Approval Yet
The Titanic memorial in the city awaits final approval from the fine arts commission while the Titanic Memorial Committee of One Hundred backs Whitney’s design. Mrs Whitney will revise and resubmit to Mrs Hammond in Paris then to the flag art committee. The Women's Titanic Memorial is led by Mrs Hammond with secretary Mrs Hammond and others, having raised $43,000 for a proposed memorial near the Tide Basin in Potomac Park.
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Fine Arts Commission
Col. W. W. Harts
Tiffanic Memorial Committee
Fine Art Commission
Whitney
John Hays Hammond
Paris
Titanic Memoria Thon
John Hayan
John Hays ‘Ammond
E. J. Stellwagen
Trasturer
George MacLanahan
Coansel
Tidd
Potuimac Park
Achatae
Warns of Reachiey waving at public meeting
Officials protest a chautauqua salute involving handkerchief weaving at a Starmont area gathering in New Willard district. A draft resolution seeks police and health department support to enforce a regulation banning the gesture amid a 5000-person turnout across three public events.
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New Willard
District Health Department
Wee
Indgémant
George M. Sternberg
Society For the Prevention
Tuberculosis
Tor. Wi
Webdward
Enetrist
Wi Piren
Stormont Aid
Wife of Minkater reports bracelet theft at hotel
Mme van Rappard of the Netherlands told police a bracelet valued around 90 dollars disappeared from her room at a hotel yesterday morning after she left it unattended. The ornament carried a distinctive S-mark and trinkets. Police were notified yesterday.
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Stolgg
Mme. van Rappard
Mme
van Rappard
Minkater
Netherlands
Necklace fashions dazzle in Paris imports and lore
From Paris today COMER ROW style necklaces appear in woven back halter designs described as brilliant and eye catching. The prose notes women of wealth displaying strings of diamonds, with fashion decreeing the necklace worn about the neck and resting on the chest.
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Paris
Eid Droba
Corcoran Gallery to award five thousand prize money
The Corcoran Gallery announces a renewed art prize fund headed by former Senator Clark. A $5,000 top prize plus medals and certificates will be awarded to four painters for four best pictures in the exhibition, with eligibility rules including no previously prize receiving works and subject freedom. The event opens December this year with awards to be presented by the gallery.
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Corcoran Levy
Whittaip A. Clark
Montane
Willam A
Claris Prige
Corcoran Gallery
Or Clark
Corcorer
Corcoran
Corcoran “Aiiver
Spestai to Php Washington Pest and Aphas
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident involving Miss Amaey and Ag Athin at a university, with references to pain, singing, a train, and a high note. The text is garbled and unclear, but indicates a medical or instructional context and an abrupt event during a practice or performance.
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Php
Washington Pest
Stareis
Bmick
Jan. S
Miss Amaey
Alsa
Am Aries University
Ev Heers
Mise Agatin
Wife Accused Man of Infidelity and Harassment
The court heard a dramatic case against Mrs Wilhelmina Karina who alleged her husband deceived her about time and affairs with other women. She testified she endured stalking threats and pressured him with injunctions while denying most charges. The defense argued he was untruthful and too fond of other women. Justice Cardogo presiding.
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New York
Ranshould
Deen
Sidney
Justice Cardogo
Tiet
Mra
Wilhelmina
Karina
Attte Worring
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McLean Settles With Widow on Estate Debt
New York lawyers and friends of Donald McLean, once port official and DAR leader, arranged a settlement with Amatia Huber over $20,000 McLean held as executor of her husband’s estate. McLean’s accounting had set $10,443, but the compromise was for less than half. A separate suit by Mary W. Schepar over invested proceeds was delayed by McLean’s illness and absence from court.
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Huber
Gouth Hla
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Oldest Couple Celebrates Sixty Fourth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter Higgins of 0 Massachusetts avenue marked their sixty fourth wedding anniversary on Tuesday. Mrs Higgins aged about ten years older than stated and recovering from pneumonia. He is described as years old, with a long life in Maine and Washington DC as a contractor and telegraph builder. The couple have two daughters and are connected to Lane and Lane families of Portland and Waterbury Connecticut.
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Massachusetta Avenue
Ton
Higgins
Jong Willis
Higtons
Berrin
Tim Én
Limington
Aes
Maine
Canadas
Ginla
Hedting Austeria
Washington, D.C
Buetneass
Almeda’ C. Lane
Noe 7 Lane
John W. Lane
Portland
George
Seta Waterbury
Ant
Teele
Prince Wilan of Wied Contender for Albanian Throne
A report argues that Prince Wilan of Wied, elder brother of the returning prince, may accept the throne of Albania. The piece notes factions in northern Albania favor Ismet Pasha while southern Albanian leaders back Tempel Kemal Bey, amid tensions near Brindisi and border unrest.
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Adistria
Wilan
Wied
Pawéra
Altania
Sophia of
Boneetsburg-Waldenburg
Mantis
Musaulmans
Yoante
Dasad Pasha
Inset Pasha
Tempel Kemal Bey
Impeachment Trial and Reconstruction Debates Under Johnson
A 1865 to 1868 overview notes President Andrew Johnson's lenient Reconstruction approach, Senate inquiries, and the impeachment trial. It covers congressional friction, removal of Edwin Stanton, and the impeachment managers led by Bingham and others, marking a pivotal early Civil War era constitutional clash and its enduring impact.
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United States
Guehari
Washington
Johbson
Congress
Sénate
Johnson
Johngon
Stanton
Senate
Queen Thanks Red Cross For Bulgarian Sufferers Aid
Queen Eleanora of Bulgaria thanks the American Red Cross for aid to Marfa and nearby refugees. Miss Boardman sent requests for help to National Director Bickel in Laredo Texas and reports from chambers of commerce cite poverty and malaria on the border. Charles Jenkinson has been named director of the Atlantic division of the American Red Cross.
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Bulgaria
Misa Boardman yeaterSay
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Bickel
Laredo
Tex
Reiuedts
Marfa
Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Marta
Inénneat
Jenkinson
Dirader
Charles Jenkinson
Lstely
State Department
Atlandié
Aenerican Red Cross
Count in perilous tale ends with promise of peace
Miss Botsford recounts a dramatic chase across Germany and Italy involving a flirtatious Italian count who abducted her and pursued marriage. After a perilous ascent on the Pyrenees and a fall on Cravasise, the count is controlled by her demands to stop his advances. The pair, with her father, were rescued in New York aboard the steamship St Paul and plan to return to Munich.
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Realouifa
Germany
Italy
Pyrenees
Stegriede
Cont
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Munick
Vel
Aix Yeira
America
Mise Botstérd
Atistincton
Aioe Femme
Wisconsin Register of Deeds Auctions Common Law Marriages
Dane County Register of Deeds announces recording of common law marriage contracts for 10 cents each. Attorney statements note Wisconsin Supreme Court recognizes legal marriages between contracting parties. Announcement by Julius Gim, Dane County register, in Stilwauk es Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Stilwaukes
Wis
Jan
Apwt Wes
Om Oonsin Supreme Court
Ais
Jollua Gim
Aetna
Dane County
Couple's Night Out Ends With Social Slights
In a crowded charity carnival scene, Warren and Helen observe Pavlova and other performers. Two socialites push to front, sparking humiliation for Helen while Warren laments the era and the crowd. They escape via cab, vowing to donate differently next time.
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Warren
Helen
Hilde
Hottie
Crusty Ringworm Ale Over Face: A Patient’s Tale
A 1912 medical anecdote describes chronic facial crusting and itching from ringworm. The patient seeks relief from repeated scratching, scalp involvement, and skin irritation, noting temporary improvement with bath soaks and topical cures but continuing discomfort.
Obituary notices from a 旧 Philadelphia paper
The notice reports deaths and funeral plans for Bre Henrietta Buffington, wife of Harper Thomas, active in Presbyterian relief work in Philadelphia, with services at Market Street Presbyterian Church and burial in Harrisburg. It also lists services for Charles E. Meyer, former Heurich Brewing Company secretary, with masons at Rock Creek Cemetery, and for Mrs. B F Oden of Lynchburg and Appomattox connections, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Harper Thomas
Rexbytterian
Buffington
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Philadelphia
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Harrisburg
Market Street Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Meyer
Woodside
Heurich Brewing Cem Pany
Georgetown University, Hospital
Masons
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Meyer
Baltimore
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B. F. Oden
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Appomattox
Bulletin for Teachers Highlights Government Publication Aids
Bulletin for Teachers notes valuable information on supplementary pamphlets issued by the Bureau of Education. It urges listing material in government publications and calls attention to extraordinary documents of education. The bulletin aims to aid teachers by signaling general interest and value in these resources.
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Wlrna
Leachera
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educa‘Genel
Secretary Redfield defends verified facts at lighthouse inquiry
Secretary Redfield condemned unverified charges against superiors during the Commerce Department hearing on the lighthouse service. William J. La Varre, assistant superintendent in the Third Lighthouse District, admitted he had not consulted the lighthouse commissioner before making claims. La Varre pressed allegations against A. V. Conover, former deputy commissioner, who denied them and produced affidavits. La Varre admitted his sources had been partly discredited.
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Willam J. la Varre
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Tomkinsville
N.Y
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la' Varre
la Varre
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Georgia
Congress
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la Warre
Aviator Vedrines Challenges Quinton For Duel
Paris report says aviator Jules Vedrines and French Aerial League president Marcel Quinton are in a dispute over an immediate duel. Vedrines, who flew Paris to Cairo, telegraphed he would fight Quinton upon returning to Paris after declining to face Henry Roux. Quinton denies ordering Vedrines to fight and notes the telegram urged reconciliation with Roux.
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Paria
Jules Vedtides
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Actor Millard May Wed After Divorce Case
Robert Millard, a fan actor visiting Gettolt Michigan, admits planning a third marriage to Mrs. Olsa Willetts who seeks a divorce from William Williams in New York. Williams, once a chaudeur for her wealthy father James Riverard, faced a New Orleans assault charge involving her former husband and the actor’s valet.
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Williams
New Orleans
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