J. P. Morgan In The Capital
J Pierpont Morgan visits Washington staying at the Arlington Hotel amid speculation on national monetary reform. Officials including Senator Aldrich and President Taft have recently met bankers to draft a measure for Congress. Satterlee and his daughter accompany Morgan at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Arlington Hotel
National Monetary Commission
Congress
Aldrich
Taft
Mr. Morgan
Arlington
Navy
Satterlee
Controversy Over District Land Buy for Washington Site
Heirs of the Belvoir estate oppose condemnation to acquire land for a district run penitentiary near Mount Vernon. Virginia officials and national figures are pressed to intervene as hearings in Richmond proceed.
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United States
Belvoir
Vernon
Hela
United States Circuit Court For
Ute East
Virginia
Richmond
Taft
Congress
Mount Vernor
Rautonan
Anti Vernon
Swanson
Marlin
Viginia
Hgh
St National
Miah Vernon
Washington
Tomb of
Mat Ff
Supreme Court
Yeaterday
Qil
Otterbock
Comoners
of N Hillyer
Soph Orty
Iain Sng Maun
Virginie Ly
Celun
Heira
Hichmond
Taft Takes Long Walks as Golf Wet This Week
President Taft abandons the White House car for pedestrian tours in rain and shine. Secretary Norton Capt Butt and two secret service men joined daily strolls through Potomac Park and a crossing to Virginia, noting his growing walking record.
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Taft
Norton
Capt. Butt
Secret Service
White House
Potomac Park
Potomac
Virginia
Wickersham
Hitchcock
Fire Fund for Gymnasium Receives $146 Surplus
Captain Carrington received 146 dollars as the surplus from a housewarming fund raised by business men for Engine Company No. 2 at the new Twelfth Street fire station. The amount, part of a 350 total, will be used to fit out a gymnasium. Robert N. Harper was custodian, and Thomas Grant served as secretary.
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Capt
Carrington
Win Schmid
Twelfth Street
John Carrington
Robert N. Harper
Thomas Grant
District of Columbia
Washington, DD. C
Rock Creek
Kiingle Road
Connecticut Gyenle
Ellicott Strest
Rock Creek Park
Kitngis Road
Connectniqut Arenas
Ellicott Street
Cunohrudolph, John
Johnston
William V. Judson
William S Carroll Dies Former Consul General at Dresden
William S Carroll, consul general to Dresden under President Cleveland, died yesterday afternoon at his home in Washington of stomach cancer at 73. He leaves a wife and children Grace, William, and Maude Carroll. Funeral at his house tomorrow, interment in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore. Carroll lineage includes Charles Carroll of Carrollton, signer of the Declaration. He had long business ties in Maryland and Pennsylvania, later moving to Baltimore, then Washington. He served as president of the People's Bank and was a director in Chesapeak Gas Company and other utilities. He was twice married, first to Nannie Rose, then Maude Cofton Bremer.
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William S Carroll
Dresden
Cleveland
Bio
Massachusetts Avenue
Mr. Carroll
Maas Grace Carroll
William §. Carroll
Maude Carroll
Greenmount Cemetery
Baltimore
William S. Carroll
Carrolla
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Maryland
Carroll
Kentucky
Gen
Francis Bristow
Benjamin H. Bristow
Grant
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Venango County
People's Bank
Chesapeake Gas Company
Yarroll
Commodore E. Benedict
Car- Tell
Washington
New Wilkins
Johnson
Nannie Rose
Grace Carroll
Maude Cofton Bremer
Boston
Carrol
William S. Carrol
Maude’ Carroll
Will Honor Thomas Moore Marble Bust at Corcoran
Alexander McNeil announced yesterday that a marble bust of Tomas Moore will be placed in the Corcoran Gallery of Art on May 28, the 123d anniversary of his birth. Speakers included Mer. Thomas J. Shahan rector George Dougherty vice rector Rev. Dr. William T. Russell pastor of St Patrick's and Judge William H. DeLacy. Officers installed: P J Hartigan president J B Flynn vice president Charles J Columbus researching secretary W J McIvoy financial secretary George A Malone treasurer Mark A Tolan sergeant at arms M M Doyle secretary.
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Tomas Moore
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Alexander McNeil
Division No. 2
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Mer. Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University of America
George Dougherty
Willam T. Russell
St. Patrick's
Wiliam H. DeLacy
Woman Drinks Iodine Near Lamond Station
Mrs. Viola Renshaw aged 23 of Blair road near Lamond station Washington DC swallowed iodine yesterday. Her mother gave emetics and she will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Renshaw
Blair Road
Lamond Station
D. C
Fraud in Drafts Charged
Charles P. Everett, alleged swindler of Western banks by forged drafts on New York banks, was arrested in Hot Springs Arkansas. Police say thefts total about $20 000 with numerous aliases including Roy B. Thorpe and G M Reynpolda. He is charged with swindling the People's Savings Bank Seattle of 1821. Most forgeries were on New York banks and were high quality with watermarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Davis
G. M. Reynpolda
Everett
People’s Savings Bank
Seattle
New York
Separate classes for white and negro students proposed in Washington hospital
Dr William White, head of the Government Hospital for the Insane, may set up distinct lectures for white and negro students following refusal by Georgetown and George Washington medical students to attend classes with Howard students. Georgetown seniors plan a meeting tonight to urge separate classes, citing concern over caste and home standing.
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Government Hospital
Georgetown University
William White
Government Hospital For
Medical
Georgetown
George Washington
Howard University
White
W. C. Borden
Medical Faculty
George Washington University
Flannigan
George Washington School
George M. Kober
Dr. Kober
Author Vaughan Kester In Critical Condition After Neck Growth Removal
Vaughan Kester author of The Fortunes of the Landrays is in critical condition at George Washington Hospital after throat surgery by Dr. Charles W. Richardson and Dr. J. R. Wellington. His mother wife and brother Paul Kester stay at the hospital, with doctors holding hope for recovery. The operation followed earlier neck growth removals and complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Wellington
George Washington University Hospital
Vaughan Kester
Paul Kester
George Washington Hospital
Charles W. Richardson
J. R. Wellington
Kester
Gunston Hall
Gunston
Georges Washington Hospital
Death of Owen Cassidy former state senator dies at Montour Falls
Special to The Washington Post Owen Cassidy former New York state senator died at his home in Montour Falls near Watkins today. His funeral set for 2 PM Wednesday in Watkins. Cassidy voted against a Hughes antirace-track bill and reportedly received a Washington telegram from J. Sloat Fassett shortly before the vote. The item also notes several passenger liner movements and arrivals along the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Washington Post
Watkins, N. Y
Owen Cassidy
Montour Falls
Watkins
Cassidy
Senate
Washington
J. Sloat Fassett
National Board of Trade delegates arrive in Washington for 41st meeting
Several hundred delegates from chambers of commerce travel to Washington for the National Board of Trade annual convention to discuss banking reforms currency conservation and the American merchant marine. A key proposal seeks to amend the bylaws to allow closer ties with the government during the three day sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Trade
Washington
Chambers of Commerce
National Board of ‘Trade
Business Men’s Monetary Conference
Board of Trade
Official A Street Beggar Case Swirls Dual Personality Claim
Special to The Washington Fest Baltimore Jan 15 Justice Grannan hears the case of Marshall Johnson Grant county West Virginia State's attorney and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad attorney owner of the Grant County Press arrested for street begging. Johnson says at times another self overcomes him and he forgets his office. The judge detains him with friends to watch over him and avoids prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Justice Grannan
Marshal Johnson
Johnson
Grant County
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grant County Press
Hanover
Petersburg
Publicity feature of corporation tax hit by Supreme Court
Legal battle over the Payne Aldrich tariff amendments reaches the U S Supreme Court with fourteen cases challenging the constitutionality of the corporation tax. Cases involve utilities, corporations, insurance and realty firms alleging disclosure harms shareholders and violates protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Stella P. Piint
Scone-Tracy Company
Vermont
Maxwell Evants
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Louis W. Jared
American Multigraph Company
Jared
Américan Multigraph Company
Publc
New York
State of New York
United States
Foraker
Despondent wife survives gas suicide attempt
Mrs Mazie M Drury, wife of Thames Drury a grocery clerk, was found semiconscious in a boarding house room filled with gas fumes. She told police she turned on the jet during a personal crisis and placed her two babies in bed. Dr Nawton treated her. she later said she desponded and intended harm but will recover.
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Mazie M. Drury
Thames Drury
Hetty Jopman
E Street
Jopman
Philip Nawton
Wife and baby vanish after note found at home
James P. Cogan, a Washington D C streetcar conductor, returns home to 739 Girard Street NW to discover his wife Myrtle aged 19 and their 16 month old baby missing. A farewell note reads Good-by forever I will never return Myrtle. Police and detectives issue alerts, neighbors recall the wife leaving Saturday afternoon with the child. A search spans precincts and nearby cities as the couple’s questions mount.
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James P. Cogan
Eleventh Street
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Girard Street
Cogan
Tenth Precinct
Bishop Parets Wife Dead At Johns Hopkins
Mrs William Paret wife of Maryland Episcopal bishop died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after four months with stomach cancer She was 59 previously Miss Sarah Hayden of Windsor Connecticut widow of Henry T Haskell of Chicago She was the bishops second wife and died as he lay critically ill with pneumonia in a coma at the hospital with no word of the death reaching him.
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Baltimore
William Paret
Maryland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Paret
Sarah Hayden
Windsor
Conn
Henry T. Haskell
Chicago
Labor Heads In City Time Thought Opportune
National labor leaders meet at the AFL executive council in this city to discuss internal disputes among electrical workers and carpenters unions and to map a plan for using organized labor at the polls in 1912. The gathering, called by Samuel Gompers, includes major officers and department reps. Police hunt fugitive Florence Carey, a 16 year old housed at the House of the Good Shepherd, who escaped December 22.
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National Labor Movement
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John B.lennon
James Duncan
John Mitchell
James O'Conner
D. A. Hayes
William J. Huber
Joseph F. Watenting
John R. Alpine
H. B. Perham
Label Trades Department
Building Trades Department
Metal Trades Department
Railroad Trades Department
International Order of Electrical Workers
Brotherhood
Ouf Carpenters and Joiners
Soclary of Carpentera and Joiners
Electricians
Carpenters
Gompers
Congress
Legisatures
Florence Carey
House of the Good Shepherd
Aemnecneie
Boy Scouts Plan First National Council Meeting
George D. Pratt treasurer and James E. West executive secretary of the Boy Scouts of America met with President Taft to arrange the first annual meeting of the national council. Taft to host the council in the White House east room as discussions on Americanizing the movement proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
White House
George D. Pratt
James £. West
Boy Scouts of America
National Council of the
Boy Scouts
Unsettled Weather Spreads Across Eastern States Sunday
Weather conditions remain unsettled east of the Mississippi with rain and snow in the middle Atlantic and New England, Ohio valley, and lake region. Colder temperatures prevail from the Mississippi valley eastward, while the northwest warms, and brisk winds ride the coasts.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Warbington
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Rocky Mountain Divide
Pacific States
Plateau
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Eset
Gulf States
Tates
Plains States
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
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J. P. Morgan
MR. Taft
Rene
W.$. Carroll
Sprang
Thomas Moore
Metropolitan Bank
Hot Springs
Ark
Dr. White
Vaughan
Paul Kaster
John O Jamestown
Cosmopolitan Magazine
International Literary and News Syndicates
New Brunswick
N. J
Jessie B. Jennings
Gust
Ea Ely EL
Liverpool
Carsican
St. John
Gibraltar
Cincianais
Genoa
Cape Spartel
Carmania
London
National Board of Trade Seasions
West Virginia
Husband
Mr. Cogan
Cogans
Burgess Sullivan
Sullivan
Danuaty 9
Fredericksburg
Lansburgh & Bro
TUESE
8Th St
Victoria
Pope: Auto CO
N. WW
Tel
American Federation Council
Eunshina
Foday
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
M. J. Ct
Buffato
Chisago
Ghia
Cheyenne
Wyon
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Cola
Des Maines
Tex
Galveston
Helena
Meat
Ind
Jacksonville
Kanaas City
Mord
Little Rock
Ari
Los Angeles
Cal
Marquette
Pittsburg
Portland
Salt Lake City
Utah
aRag
St. Louis
St. Paul
Mine
San Francisco
Tacoma
Watt Springfield
Probey Carriage CO
N. W
Kandy Ceylon
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Conault
Georges & Sex, ‘Inc
Iif
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Christian Xander
England
7Th St
Washington Post Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Ua. m
JOHN _R. McLEAN
Edward B MorRan
American Security and Trust Company
D.C
Moon
Charles J. Bell
James F. Hood
W. H. Bovee
Gat. m
Ballentine
Newark
E Street Shoemaker Co
Milburn, Heister & CO
Washingtonn
L. J. Naramore
Loan Brokers
Aburnstine
Pennsylvania Ave
Bone
Vale Raa
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