Powers Holding Back Russia Delays Hague Peace Talks
Germany urges U S action while State Department shows delicacy as disarmament plans drift. The second Hague conference date remains unclear with powers reluctant to initiate. Roosevelt initiated the movement, then Russia led, and the United States now hesitates to propose terms, preferring arbitration and warfare regulation over broad disarmament.
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United_States
State Department
the Hague
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
United States
Great Britain
Russla
Roosevelt
Zar
Russia
Hague
Hasing
States Department
Root
America
Europe
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District Men Preferred Causes District Leaders to Oppose Local Picks
Anacostia Citizens Association debated a resolution opposing appointing local district outsiders to local offices, censuring Superintendent Chancellor and the school board for dismissals without trials and for a race topic trip. President Watson urged committee referral. Also Roosevelt favored a Vienna sculptor for Kosciuszko monument. government panel to decide. Edward L. Jordan funeral plans announced for Trinity Church Georgetown with burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Anacostia Citizens’ Association
Committeeum Schoote
James Watson
Chancello
Board of Education
District of Columbia
Watson
Committee On School
New D A R Members and Chapter Approved in Washington
The D A R board met at the National headquarters in the Washington Loan and Trust building admitting 469 members. A new District chapter Emnily Nelson was approved with Mrs George L Marlin named regent. Numerous regents and officers attended as Mrs Donald McLean presided. Continental Hall fund totals 9 000 current and 52 000 permanent. A tea for Mrs McLean is set at Mrs W F Dailey’s home. Continental Hall committee to meet at 3 30 this afternoon at national headquarters.
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the Nations Board of Management
Washington Loan and Trust
Emnily Nelson
George L. Marlin
Donald McLean
Continental Hall
McLean Wi
W. F. Dailey
Charlotte Emerson
Maine
George W. Nichols
South Carolina
Franklin BE. Brooks
Colorado
Richard Jackson Barker
Rhode Island
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Wiliam D. Kearfoot
New Jerse
Clara Lee Bowman
Connecticut
Tennis S. Hamlin
District of Columbia
Elizabeth F. Pierce
J. Stewart Jamieson
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Virginia Miller
M. E. S. Davis
Mary S. Lockwood
Ellen Spencer Massey
Howard L. Hodgkins
Rowena Edson Stevens
Iowa
Helen Shaw
J. Pembroke Thom
Maryland
Eleanor Murdock Johnson
Ellen Mecum
New Jersey
Baldwin Day Spilman
West Virginia
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Continental Hall Committee
Society
Names of Distinguished Scientists Now Under Consideration
Smithsonian regents to choose a new secretary after Langley death with about a dozen scientists named. Osborn bid declined so no formal tender to others. Rumors include Jordan and Ramsay but foreign appointment considered unlikely. Board insists on a careful, non rushed selection and will seek the right man rather than the man seeking the post.
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Smithsonian Institution
William Langley
Regenta
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Museum of Natural History
New York
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Sir William Ramsay
Alexander Graham Felt
Osborn
William Ramsay
Washington
Jordan
Ender
May view Italys treasures permits for Americans
The Italian government issues free entrance permits to museums archives and monuments for certain American groups including artists students historians and professors of arts sciences and engineers. A limited number of regulation copies are with the bureau. Officers of the Woman's League of the National Junior Republic will be elected tomorrow at 10 30 a m at the Arlington. Current officers include Mrs Charles W Fairbanks president and others.
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Department of State
Woman's League of the National Junior Republic
Arlington
Charles W. Fairbanks
Mary 5. Lockwood
H. B. Sperry
Henry Gannett
J. E. Gilbert
Washington
Fullerton Estate to Legal Heirs
The will of David L. Fullerton dated January 7, 1907 appoints his brother Rev. J. Q. A. Fullerton as executor and directs that the estate papers are in his safe deposit box at the Union Trust and Savings Bank. The estate is to be divided among his heirs at law after providing for his wife.
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Fullerton
David L. Fullerton
J. Q. A. Fullerton
Union Trust and Savings Bank
$100,000 Endowment for Penn Chemistry Chair
Announcement states the University of Pennsylvania chemistry chair, now held by Dr. Edgar Smith, has been endowed with 100000 dollars. University authorities refuse to disclose the donor's name.
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Pilladelpna
University of Pennsylvania
Edgar #. Smith
Funds Needed For Poor Raise 1907 Appeal By Associated Charities
The Associated Charities board discussed finances on Tuesday noting receipts from July 1 1906 to January 8 1907 total 5720.27 against yearly needs over 716000 leaving about 1000 to raise. Committees were named and a recent American Audit Company report summarized applications 1709 and 1061 families aided in December including 117 Christmas baskets 148 gifts and 79 dinners.
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Col. Hopkins
Siance
B. T. Janney
Fallowa
B. T. Snnney
George Trundell
George 8. Wilson
William H. Baldwin
Cuno H. Rudolph
George M. Rober
Seman
Archibald Hepkins
Frederic L. Moore
W. Woodward
Dana H. Rudolph
George Truesdell
Provident
George M. Kober
George Wilson
Mien
Helen Nicolay
Sofle A. Nordboft-Jung
Dtvioton
Mills Florence Spofford
Cheirmen
Salvation Army
Saks
Saka & Co
Gossip Of Society And Diplomats In A Turbulent Era
A long social column details detectives, deputies, and a sheriff’s actions, plus tensions in diplomatic circles. It notes political flips, county finances, and a series of marriages and engagements among the German and Italian elite, including Miss Anna Hoffmann and Oscar Hauter, and Dr. Jerome Landfield’s anticipated union with Princess Liba Lofarin amid court intrigue.
Cures for Consumption Speaker Meeting at St Pauls
The committee on the prevention of Consumption held a talk at St Pauls Catholic Church Tuesday evening with Dr B M Randolph William F Downey and Wallace Hatch as speakers. Randolph asserted tuberculosis could be prevented and cured with hygienic living and avoiding patent medicines. Downey warned about alcohol and nicotine and urged right living as the best safeguard. Hatch displayed stereographic pictures linking insanitary conditions and disease including overcrowding in Washington and noted efforts to address these issues.
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St. Paul's Catholic Church
B. M. Randolph
Wiliam F. Downey
Wallace Hatch
Randolph
Downey
Hatch
Washington
Navy Yard Meeting Frames Constitution And Awards
The National League of Employes of Navy Yards met at the Manhattan Hotel to frame a constitution and lobby Congress for pending bills, including the “Tability” remuneration measure and a Saturday half holiday. The convention runs through tomorrow. Officers and related events follow including Masonic Veterans and a George Washington University lecture on Sicily.
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Metcalf
Society Gossip Mixes Fashion, Wealth, and European Ties
An item from a late 19th or early 20th century society page sketches aristocratic ladies and fashion icons. It highlights Jay Gould's daughter Alice Marquand, Mme. du Gast’s eccentric styles, and Countess Koni de Cantellant amid Parisian couture, court receptions, and cross continental social clamps.
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Koni de Cantellant
Mme. Gould
George" Ponder
Faubourg St. Germaine
Jay Gould
Castellanea
Mrs Blaine 800N to Wed in Philadelphia
A marriage license was issued in Philadelphia to Paul Pearsall Pearsall of New York who will wed Martha Hichborn Blaine. The couple plan a Bellevue Stratford Hotel ceremony next Tuesday amid conflicting reports of January 18 as the wedding date.
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Philadelphia
Churth
Paul Stanford Pearaat
New York
Martha Hichborn Blaine
James G. Blaine, Jr
Sioux Falls
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Blaine
Pearsall
Isaac Edward Clark Dead A famed literary figure dies
Col Isaac Huwaruwerk a well known literary man and Cosings Club member died suddenly of heart failure at his home 1752 Oregon avenue His son Judge John F P Clark of New York will take the body to Northampton Mass for burial Clark born in Old Deerfield Mass graduated Yale 1855 spent years in Europe practiced law in New York City edited the Yonkers Statesman and New Haven College Courant survived by wife daughter Edna Proctor Clark Hayes and son John Proctor Clark justice of the New York Supreme Court
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New York
Northampton
Mass
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Europe
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Louisiana
United States
New York City
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Commissioner of Education
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Literary Society of
Washington
Sona of the Revolution
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Harrison School
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Judge Vale Buried in Washington After Long Career
Funeral services were held at Judge Lewis Walker Vale's residence for the late editor and real estate operator born in Columbiana County Ohio. He moved to Washington before the Civil War, served as county judge of Louisa County, and later managed the Chronicle during its prosperous era. He built notable residences through his construction plans and supervision. His widow and children receive sympathy for his loss.
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Dr Simon I Groot Dies at 87 in City
Dr Simon J Groot eighty seven year old well known homeopathic physician died Tuesday afternoon of pneumonia. Born in New York in 1820 he moved to Washington over fifty years ago and practiced over thirty years. He retired and lived with his son William C Groot at 24 Feet street northwest. He was prominent in Masonic circles. Funeral services will be held today at 2 p m. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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William Hoffmann
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Washington
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