Banks Name Directors Amid Wide City Changes
Elections by eleven national banks and two trust firms produced broad directorate shakeups led by American National Bank where Robert N. Harper retired as director and R. H. Lyon is expected to be reelected president. New names from Farmers and Mechanics, Commercial, National, and Washington banks fill boards as officers to be chosen today.
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R. H. Lyon
American National
United States
Yester Ly
Amerian National Bank
Robert N. Harper
ATE Lys
Harper
Columbia National Bank
John Joy Bacon
Washington Loan End ‘Truat Company
John Caramack
Lst of
Charles G. Bailey
William E. Barker
Albert F. Fox
Benjamin W. Guy
John A. Hamilte
Benjamin F. Leighton
Alvin B. Lothier Tohn Mitchgil, Jr
Thomas C. Noyes
Francia
The
Commercial National Bank
P. J. Brennan
Walter A. Brown
W. A. F. Church
Myer Cohen
James A. Cahill
A. G. Clapham
Samuel G Cornwell
Michael J. Jolpert
H. Bradley Davidson
J. J. Darlington
Eldridge E. Jordan
Rudolph Kauffmann
Ralph W. Lee
William FB. Haro
Arthur CG. Mosea
W. A. Mearns
John L
National Bank of Washington
Mary William F. Mattingly
W. K. Mendenhall
George W. Moss
H. Norment
Ouell & Smith
George P. Sacks
Charles Schafer
George L. Starkey
Charles E. White
Harry Woodman
Lev Woodbury
Adams
M. E. Alles
B. C. Brandenburg
John Callahan
B. B. Evans
W .J. Flather
Daniel Frazer
Edward Graves
J. T. Hendricks
J. W. Lee
Riggs Bank
Riggs National Bank
Woard
Charles ©. Glover
Thomas Hyde
James M. Johnston
Willang J Flather
R. Ross Perry
Thomas F Walsh
Henry Wurtz
John BR. McTean
James Stillman
F A. Vanderlip
Milton
Ff J. Goodman
William A. Hill
L. PB. Krey
Norton M. Little
J. Lambert
William A. Lynn
Munford
James O'Donnell
Arthur G. Plavt
J. H. Ralston
Pred B. Rhodes
T. Lanner
T. F. Schneider
John @. Sleman, Jr
Quincy Smth
Fimes Sharp
Poara
National Metropolitan Bank
George
Flares
Charles Jacobsen
D. H. Perry Johnson
Wiliam S. Knox
John J. Moore
W. HL. Moses
Myron M Parker
St Ralston
Hugh Reilly
Cuncil Rudolph
George HM
Sonny Watkins
W. A. Wimsuit
We Woodward
John A. Larner
BH Southard Parker
Addion
Worner i Natonal Bank
Aedit
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Charles & Hailey
W. BE. Burke
John R. Carmody
Augustus Craney Ir
Joe Darington
Ames T DuBois
Jann Joy Euson
A. P Pardon
John &. Hamion
Obituary notice from 1909 with scattered personal details
An obituary fragment notes the death of Janet Keely or similar, detailing residence on North Crreting avenue and a described date in January. It mentions mourners and family relations, a burial at Creek Cemetery, and lists of potential heirs or relatives. The text is heavily garbled OCR with many misspellings and unreadable segments.
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Bristat
Eid
Janiay
Saray
Wengt Homuen
Jane
Crreting Avenue
Bowmellines Caroll
Kook Pan
Ada
Aventyetig
Poin
Anaass
Tea
Fyi
Dave
Taha
Book Creek
van Hogh
Kamina
Iigan Avenue
Eral Bate
Murat
Joan
E Dt
Nusbondoon
Bnd
Howe
Mrs Morris Assailed Sequel Ties White House Row
President Roosevelt released letters from Francis J. A. Darr of Somerset New Jersey and L Lightleyman son of Mrs Morris by her first marriage. Darr claims Mrs Morris acted violently at his home while Lightleyman says his mother is beyond control. Mrs Morris, in Washington at 115th Street, declines to read the letters and denies insanity or drug and liquor addiction. She plans legal action to obtain her rights.
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Senate
Senator Tillman
Minor Morris
White House
Roosevelt Westerlay
Francis J. A. Darr
Somerset
N. J
Carr
Makes Plea For Wilson In New Cabinet Move
A telegram from the Iowa congressional delegation urged President-electTat to keep Secretary Wilson as head of the Agriculture Department. The action aims to recognize his excellence and anticipates similar support from Senate and House appropriation committees.
Seawall Named Federal Judge by North Carolina
President appoints H Seawall of Carthage North Carolina as federal judge for the Eastern district after recommendations by Judge Jeter C Pritchard. Former Populist lieutenant governor candidate Seawall previously sued the Seaboard Air Line for damages after rotten eggs were thrown in Shelby. President and Mrs Roosevelt travel to country home near Admiral Rixeys for holiday plans and a surprise Turkish ambassador presentation is arranged for tomorrow at the White House by Secretary Root.
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Roosevelt
Admiral Rixey
Root
White House
H. Seawall
Carthage
N. C
Jeter C. Pritchard
Pritchard
Merly
United States
North Carolina
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Seawall
Seaboard Air Line
Shelby
T. T. Hicks
Henderson
Spencer B. Adams
Hicks
Navy
Potomac River
Washington
Roothag
Hagsian Elazim Bey
Brandegee Wins in Caucus for Connecticut Senate Seat
Hartford Jan 12 United States Senator Frank B Brandegee of New London will seek another term as junior senator from Connecticut. Narrow 166 to 134 Republican caucus vote. Hill of Norwalk opposed. Houses to vote Tuesday Senate to follow. Democrats may back Judge A Heaton Robertson for governor. Burton elected in Ohio House. Campbell and Harmon votes noted. Sacramento George Perkins reelected Senate on first ballot Assembly 81 to 2 Senate 38 to 3. Idaho Weldon D Heyburn reelected in separate sessions. rivals Stockslaver Woods divide Democratic and Republican votes.
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Hartford
Conn
United States
Frank B. Brandegee
New London
Connecticut
Ebenezer J. Hill
Norwalk
Branderee
Illinois Deadlock on Canvass Delays Governor Denten Fight
Springheld Jan 12 A split in the Illinois legislature over canvassing the November state officer vote may end tomorrow when the Senate plans to join the House in a joint canvass. Speaker Shurtleff has not stated any plan, while the Senate insists on canvassing before a majority of each chamber. The quarrel centers on in person versus joint session procedures with Gov Denten’s foes in the House wary of a potential gubernatorial contest filing.
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Springheld
Senate
Hall of Representatives
House
Edward G. Shurtleff
Charles 8. Denten
Audi Scasion
Adkai
Steven Bon
Class Elects Officers at Business High School
The first fourth year class election of the Business High School was held last evening. Officers elected for the ensuing year are J. W. Spraway president Miss M. H. Crandall vice president Miss Leila C. Scott secretary and E. Crown treasurer.
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Lavon Trust Company
Edward J Stellmagen
Jamegs G. Payne
M. J. Dunlop
George Gibson
B. R. Green
W.htarban
J.T. Hendricks
Rudolph Kauffmann
A Kenny
D. E Lambie
W. P. [Tapscomb
J. Nota McGill
F. B. McGuire
George MacLanahan
Autee Palmer
Danan Philips
F. A. Richardson
B. ¥. Saul
Richard H. Claughton
James Trimble
A. Douglas
W. Meek
Fhe Fist
Business High School
J. W. Spraway
M. H. Crandall
Leila C. Scott
ES. Crown
News Writers at Play The Third Degree Night Show
National Press Club members from big city papers attended The Third Degree at Newel Theater as guests of Charley Klein and theater management. The event marked the theater’s second semiannual press night this season and drew about a hundred journalists. The play, dealing with police and court reporting, held strong appeal for newspaper professionals.
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National Prese Club
Newel Theater
Charley Klein
Maga
Lig
Ball Inauguration Plans Delayed by House Action
Inaugural decorations and reviewing stands are held up as the House blocks use of the Pension Building for the ball. Subcommittees continue correspondence with trade groups while awaiting final action. West Point cadets and other military units are arranged for in the parade, with Maj. Gen. Howard to command the veteran division.
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Uhe
Committee On
Gist Blair
Maj
James E. Bell
Blur
James Tush Marshall
Myr. Marshall
Stellwagen
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Citiens
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Congress
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Whois
Army
Ion
Uic
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Regular Army
Marine Cory
Naval Forces
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Annnapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Army and Navy
Uniah
Paul Begins His Mission In Venezuela France Talks Start
Jose de Jesus Paul, Venezuelan commissioner sent by President Gomez to settle disputes with France and Holland, opened negotiations with the French foreign office. William I Buchanan, U.S. international commissioner, reports progress toward resuming friendly relations as talks continue and a complete settlement of five American claims against Venezuela is anticipated within days.
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Paris
Jose de Jesus Paul
Gomez
France
Holland
Venezuela
William I Buchanan
Ial Commis
Sioner
United States
State Department
Gomes
New Jersey Governor Urges Prohibition Reform Policy
Gov Fat recommends strict enforcement of the Bishops law banning Sunday liquor sales and tighter supervision of licenses while noting no sentiment to justify broad prohibition. He calls for liberal corporate policy aligned with fair dealing and honest corporate formation and maintenance.
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Trenton
N. J
Fat
New Jersey
Bar Association Elects Officers Urges Judges to Wear Gowns
The Bar Association of the District by night elected Nathaniel Wilson president Frederick D. McKenney vice president Benjamin Minor second vice president H. H. Prescot Gatley secretary and Charles H. Cragin treasurer. A committee of three gowns was appointed to urge appellate judges to wear gowns during court sessions.
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Bar Association of the District
Nathaniel Wilson
Frederick D. McKenney
Vce
Benjamin Minor
HH. Prescot Gatley
Charles H. Cragin
Court of Appeals
Honduras Forced Apology for Abuse of American Official
Washington Post reports United States pressured Honduras to apologize for insulting American consular agent J. M. Mitchell Jr. in San Pedro. Court secretary denounced Mitchell. U.S. intervention led to apology, the court officer's dismissal, and a formal reparation.
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Washington Post
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
New Orleans
United States
J.M. Mitchell
San Pedro
Mitchel
Mitchell
Couswig
State Department
Washington
Rook
Tegucigalpa
Amerian Pacific Squadron
Navy Department
Davilla
Colorado Democrats Face Fight Over Senate Nomination
In Washington Col J A Ownbey reports opposition to Hughes among Colorado Democrats. If Hughes is chosen by the legislature, a Senate inquiry into his record may follow. The party’s internal rift risks Teller's possible re election amid cross party opposition dynamics.
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Henry M.teter
Colorado
Chartes
J. Hughes
Democratic Primar
Hughes
United States
J. A Ownbey
Washington
Supreme Court
Har Hughes
Ownbey
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Raleigh
Col
Qwaber
Ynmaries
Bost
Teller
Teiley
No Fetes for the Fleet Arrives in Paris for American Battleships
Paris officials report the French government has been advised of the arrival of the American warships but will not stage official fetes. Rear Admiral Sperr requested no formal receptions, preserving an unofficial character for the visits of the battleships.
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Paris
M. Thomson
Marine
Sperr
Welcon
Newcombe Hospitalized at Johns Hopkins
Washington astronomer and mathematician Prof. Smith Newcombe is reported patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. An operation was not definite today, but may be necessary to address his condition according to hospital sources.
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Johns Hopkins
Daltimore
Smith Newcombe
Washington
Johns ‘Hopkins
Labor Leaders Plan Fight as Parker Attends Conference
New York lawyer Alton B Parker arrived to defend labor leaders Gompers Mitchell and Morrison at a conference of the American Federation of Labor executive council. The meeting discussed a fund for their fight, an interview with President Roosevelt, and a new department for the federation while considering a home for the AFL in this city.
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Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Gomperg
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Alton B. Parker
New York
Auoreney
Messia
Ralston & Biddons
Federation
Gompers
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Gomners
Denver
Jan Pouren
Russia
Mexico
Rodovit
Counci
White House
Messrs
Duncan
O'Connell
Lennon
Organized Labor
United States’ Supreme Court
Conference Committee of Reorganization
Department
Burnside Post Dinner Banquet Featured Lincoln Eulogy
The twentieth second Burnside Fest banquet at the Ebbitt House included 20 post members with guests. Chaplain Couceu opened with an invocation, Dr A J Huntoon presided as treasurer, Maj H L Deam spoke as main speaker, and Gen S Burdett delivered a Lincoln eulogy. Mrs Grace Keye Miller and Gladys Virginia McGarry sang, Col John J Joyce read an original poem.
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G A. R
Ebbitt House
Couceu
House of Representatives
A J. Huntoon
Maj
H. L. Deam
Burnside Post
Gladys Virginia McGarry
Rubinstein
Sunbton
A. J. Hun
Toon
George C Ress
Joseph B. Hart
1. Vanderhoef
George T. Carter
J. F. Johnson
T. H. Sypherd
1. M. Goodacre
L. D. Alden
W. F. Haileux
Willam Emerson
M. J. Leonard
H. J de Pue
Christopher Starm
J. BR. Ourster
Legislative Briefs on Investigations and Postage Privileges
The House select committee postponed work on investigating secret operators due to chairmanship issues. Amendments propose new under secretary and deputy secretary salaries at the State Department, with other hires. A bid for Mrs. Cleveland’s franking privilege and a 2-cent Lincoln cent stamp authorization are noted. War Department testimony highlights troop to horse ratios and cavalry shortages. The judiciary advances a bankruptcy law amendment and raises federal judge salaries. A woman, Mrs. M. W. Doss, was found unconscious from suspected poisoning, with the U S Embassy expressing condolences for earthquake victims.
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Sensted
War Department
Ois
End of a Red Nose 5 Flesh Colored Face Product
An early 20th century advertisement touts a skin product named End of a Red Nose 5, claiming it is colorless grease free and blends with the natural skin for quick healing of pimples eczema and inflammations. It notes availability at pharmacys and drug stores with licensing by Emergency Laboratories and U S mail order for experimental quantities.
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Potlam
Fifth Street
New Sark
United States
Earthquakes Shake Two Mexican States Over Three Days
Seismic shocks hit Guerrero and Oaxaca with damage reported in smaller towns. Washington Post notes tremors in Havana and Mexico City as three quakes were recorded near Cheltenham Maryland with minor disturbances and unclear distances.
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Washington Post
Havana
Belen University
Italy
Mexico City
Guerrero
Oaxata
Mexico
Independent newspaper profile evokes broad reader appeal
The text extols a newspaper’s independence and fearless accuracy in public matters. It highlights desirable attributes for all classes of readers, the commitment to best news, top writers, and modern facilities, ensuring daily demand throughout the year.
Washington Post overview of content mix and audience reach
The Washington Post is a leading newspaper based in the capital. It covers financial news market reports and business status. It serves merchants creditors farmers and leisure readers with diverse columns and reading material.
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The
Post
Sunday Post Vows Highest Quality Illustrated Section
The magazine section showcases selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is carefully chosen with timely, accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post presents itself as superior to other Sunday papers, trusted by households for dependable content.
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Sunday Post
The Pinky Sheet Highlights Sunday Sporting Coverage
The Sporting Department of The Sunday Post, printed on pink paper, presents comprehensive results across base ball, racing, billiards, golf, boating, swimming, and all major outdoor and indoor sports. It emphasizes accuracy and breadth in chronicling every sport feature in the pink section.
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