Arlington Hotel to Change Hands and Erect New Building
Washington readers learn the Arlington Hotel is set to be sold to a New York and Washington capital group. Plans call for a palatial structure on H and 1 Streets, with a projected cost exceeding 6 million dollars. George Eustis is negotiating terms while Francis M. Andrews and his firm finalize detailed working plans for a modern hotel to dominate the South.
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Supposed Corpse Revives In West Virginia
A Welch miner named John Walker was being moved to a state asylum when he suddenly revived during embalming prep in Parkersburg. He had lapsed into unconsciousness and was pronounced dead, but physicians expect recovery.
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Trains Stalled by Snow Near Fielding Montana
In Spokane Washington on January 12 officials fear for the safety of passengers and crew aboard Great Northern passenger train No. 2 and fast mail No. 2 stalled in heavy snow near Fielding Montana. More than persons are aboard the two trains. No diner cars on either train. Both trains run between St Paul and the coast and have been stalled since Monday as a four day blizzard rages.
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Taft Asks Five Million for Panama Canal Fortifications
President Taft sent a special message to Congress urging a five million dollar appropriation to begin Panama Canal defenses. The Army Navy Board reduced estimated cost from about nineteen million to twelve point five million dollars by reallocating troops and simplifying emplacements. The plan proposes eight fourteen inch rifles, twelve six inch rifles, and a half dozen twelve inch mortars with a permanent coastal artillery garrison and infantry units.
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London paper aroused by taft treaty rights scanda
The Daily Graphic editorial contends that President Taft plans to ignore other nations treaty rights in the Panama Canal fortification issue. It asks if Sir Edward Grey has been blind to this supposed scandal and trampling of solemn treaties.
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Violin String Saves Life on Ship to Ellis Island
Ignaz Berasch, Austrian immigrant aboard the Uranium, nearly died from appendicitis. The ship's surgeon replaced a faulty catgut string on Capt. Agassiz's violin with a sterilized EE string, enabling a successful half hour operation. Berasch recovered enough to walk to Ellis Island with fellow migrants.
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Canal fete aids highway project to raise funds
S Porter says event will raise about 20 000 for a road from Fairfax County. The plan links Panama Canal celebrations with permanent state buildings in the capital and urges a high pressure water system.
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Washington Board backs Panama Canal celebration plan 1915
The Washington Board of Trade approved observing the Panama Canal opening with a Washington celebration in 1915, endorsed a Fairfax County Virginia road project with $85,000 needed for a macadamized pike to connect Washington and Fairfax Courthouse, and urged Congress to fund state road building. The meeting at the New Willard Hotel, chaired by Thomas Noyes, also supported high pressure water service for firefighting and a permanent state buildings program.
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Washington urged to seek Congress for fire protection funding
A special report cites Washingtonians pressing Congress to fund high pressure fire protection. Speakers warn fires across multiple districts could wipe out the city, urging adoption of the commissioners’ appropriation. Wakefield birthplace restoration for George Washington also advanced. Several committee reports were adopted while dues were not increased.
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Washington urged as Panama exposition site 1915
Special to The Washington Fest Baltimore July 12. Mayors of northern eastern and southern cities receive letters from Baltimore city hall urging support for Washington as the Panama exposition site in 1915. The joint committee led by Mayor Mahool calls for united backing to make Washington the national center, urging senators and representatives to act and spread the effort to other cities.
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Italian Gang Member Confesses Ties To Petrosino Murder
M Morello, jailed in Atlanta, admits knowing Carlo and other gang members linked to the death of New York detective Petrosino in Naples. Attorney Ditton says Morello’s statements may help convict Costantino Carlo in Italy, with details kept confidential. Train schedule note follows.
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Man of 90 Predicts Death Then Dies in Silent Life
Philip Burkhart of English Indiana aged ninety long silent for about sixty years. He lost his mind during the Civil War, grew superstitious about witches, kept a loaded gun with needles to ward off witches, and three days before death spoke to say he would die within three days, dying an hour after the predicted time.
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Lusitania Breaks Record on Swift New York Arrival
The Lusitania reached Sandy Hook from Daunts Rock in 4 days 13 hours and 35 minutes in rough weather marking the fastest voyage of her career. A number of notable passengers were aboard the liner.
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Agreement Ends Newfoundland Fisheries Dispute
Canadian and United States representatives announced an understanding that removes objections to Newfoundland fishing regulations. No Hague or expert commission review will be needed, with future differences to be settled by diplomacy or the permanent mixed fisheries commission. The setup modifies purse seines, Sunday fishing, search rights, and related rules.
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Earl of Cadogan Marries Countess Palagi in Florence
London whispers about a shock marriage as the Earl of Cadogan wed his cousin Countess Palagi in Florence. The bride and groom, notable London landlords and social hosts, wed amid unexpected family loss with Cadogan already famed for entertaining royalty. A promotional line about a $825 Baltimore round trip via Pennsylvania Railroad appears as an unrelated notice.
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Taft for Harmony Indorses Longworth Bill at Capitol
President endorses a permanent board measure as a well drawn compromise, urging harmony in Congress. Senators from diverse creeds humor the moment, showing willingness to unite in enacting the legislation during the current session.
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Views on the Tariff and the Call for a Commission
President Taft endorses the Longworth tariff commission bill while urging harmony among Republicans and Democrats. The National Tariff Commission Association backs immediate legislation and a commission with powers akin to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The gathering shows broad cross party support and a push to replace policy with fact gathering.
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New Hotel for Arlington Site
Rupes reports the planned construction of a new hotel at the Arlington site as part of today’s business and development news. The item outlines anticipated economic impact and local interest in the project.
Mexican Rebels Win After Fierce Rio Grande Battle
On January 12 near Comstock Texas Mexicans clashed as about 18 insurgents held off roughly 7 rurales and 100 infantry for three hours. Eighteen federal soldiers were wounded or killed, two insurgents died, and seven were wounded. Reinforcements arrived late and the insurgents retreated with their wounded to mountain headquarters about 60 miles away. A correspondent for the insurgents was wounded in the thigh. The insurgents’ camp is strong, with 150 plus armed men nearby and ample ammunition.
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Defends Statues in Capitol By Ex Governor Stokes
Ex governor of Pennsylvania W A Stokes blasted purists who object to statue group in Harrisburg. He argued against censorship and warned against distortion in carving. He compared outcry to attempts to place skirts or trousers on statues and noted ignorance and prejudice. A German steamer Maria Russ ran aground near Norderney lightship with twelve crew drowned.
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Riding Club Opens With Dazzling Washington Showcase
The Riding Club of Washington opened at Twenty first and P streets NW with 1590 in attendance. Troops from Fort Myer staged thrilling exhibitions, including the Black Horse cavalry and Bracken’s monkey drill, as Col. Dunn led Kohinoor to win the hunters cup amid a brilliant socially packed night.
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