Washington Post 1912 Subscriptions and Coast Shipwreck Rescue
The Washington Post reports on subscription terms and a maritime rescue tale along the Avanti coast. It highlights coast guard wireless service, vessel salvaging, and the dramatic two weeks of severe winter weather aiding over 300 people in distress.
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Coant
Avanti Coast
Felrly
Revenue Cutter Service
Seaboard
Eastport
Key Weet
Ufe
Sealee
Raive
Newt Teara
Royalty Shock at Preachers as Archduchess Angers Faithful
The Hungarian Bishop Prochchazka denounced Archduchess Augustine for parading in silk during charity visits to Budapest, drawing outrage in Rome and among royals. Archduchess Augustine, praised for decades of philanthropic work, is urged to dress simply among the poor. Lord Herbert Crack Polo Player sails to New York aboard the Olympic with Lady Beatrice Herbert.
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Isabeth
Eritend
Tod
Victorian
Samuel Wilverforce
Wincheater
England
Canterbury
Prochechazka
Budapest
Augustine
Archduke Joseph
Francia Joseph
Archduchess
Hungary
Ist
Nome
Hizabeth Ia
Norway
Czarinas
Russia
Mari
Christina
Spain
Tor
Agtoniaking
Basen
Rome
Lord Herbert
New York
Olympic
Beatrice Herbert
Anglesey
Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery
Royal ‘Horse Guards
Earl of Pembroke
Louise de Queronailies
Charles II
Dukes of Richmond
Simon Count Woronxott
London
Michael Herbert
Milos Retia Wilson
World iron and steel exports led by England and Germany
Statistics show England and Germany top iron and steel exports, with the United States third. The latest figures indicate totals near 409 million for the leaders and about 250 million for the third, while U S exports rose rapidly from about 108 million in 1941 to roughly 150 million in 1947.
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England
Germany
United States
Star Tintion
White
United State
Tron Wed Steel
Comimerce
White House Callere and Congressional Names Listed
A partial roster from a White House publication names several high officials and lawmakers. Included are Attorney General Riberoock allegedly linked to Sark of AlexeE, and Senators Newlands Nevada Warren Wyoming Borton Ohio. Representatives Clayton Alabama Picketts N Y Connell Vermont Anthony Kansas Nye Minnesota Clark Florida Burke South Dakota Curry New Mexico Crumpacker Shotuna Good Nebraska former Millard Michigan Burrows Michigan.
Senate Debates Arbitration Treaties And Pensions
Congress action recaps Senate debates on arbitration treaties and pension objects with Lorimer Kern clash over ethics while pensions panel considers Shehwood and other general pensions. House adjourns after 3 08 pm. committees probe money trusts and canal issues as Knox discusses foreign affairs appropriation.
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Senate
Rayner
Bryan
Gotsik
Bahator Lorimer
Baturo
Kern
Gemnty
Hoon Tha
Fannora Canal
Money
Madden
Linas
Mann
House
Crane estate gifts 2 million to charity under will
Chicago January 1 The will of Richard T Crane bequeaths more than 2 million from a 10 million estate to charity over two years to honor his wishes. Executor Charles B Crane and Richard T Crane are residuary legatees and to carry on the Crane company business. The gifts include 1 million for a pension and disability fund, 1 million for homes for helpless children and mothers, 100 thousand to the United Parities of Chicago for Mary Crane Nursery, 25 thousand to Visiting Nurses, 10 thousand to Lake Geneva Fresh Air Home, and 1500 yearly to the widow.
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Chicago
Richard T Crane
Toway
Cook County
Charles B. ‘Crane
Crane
Crane Company
United Parities of Chicago
Mary Crane Nursery
Visiting Nurses' Association
Lake Geneva Fresh Air
Lake Geneva
Bic
Herbert P Crane
Crane Charles Ro
May transfer von Moltke sails rumor Denmark
Copenhagen January fifteenth the Danish foreign office says that the transfer of count Carl von Moltke now Danish minister at Washington to Berlin in succession to J Y Hegermann Lindencrone is not impossible but nothing definite has been settled yet The Danish Minister at Berlin has not given notice of resignation but a series of diplomatic changes evidently is in contemplation.
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Copenhagen
Carl von Moltke
Washington
Berlin
J JY Hegermann Lindencrone
Herlin
Spanish Premier to Stay After Resignation Withdrawal
Madrid reports Premier Jose Canatedas will resume office with the same cabinet after withdrawing his resignation over a dispute about reprieving a rioter. The piece includes a burst of unrelated classroom and joke snippets.
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Debes
Madrid
Jose Canatedas
Alfonso
Chato Chuquata
New Mexico Installs Governor McDonald in Lone Inauguration
Democrat C. W. McDonald was inaugurated as governor of New Mexico. A military and civic procession escorted the inaugural party to the capitol, witnessed by the largest crowd ever assembled in Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
N Mex
W C McDonald
New Mexico
Capitol
Army Board Of Officers To Meet At Fort Monroes And Presidio
A board of officers will meet at Fort Monroes to examine listed Coast Artillery officers and others under orders of the president. Names include Davis, Shipton, and Cowell, with reporting dates in February 1912. Senior officers, discharge by purchase and retirements are noted along with a portrait for the Court of Claims.
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Presidio
Frapcisco
William
DAVIS
Roast Artery Corps
James A Bhipton
William E Cole
Marcellus G
Albert G
Robert K Wyllie
William Forar Gapl
Jacob C
Johnson Coast Artillery Corps
William C Taus
Artillery Corp
oMeers
Fort Monros
Andrew Ero
Coast Artillery Corps
William Chamberlaine
Roast Artillery Corm
Arthur
Conklin Coast Artillery Corps
Jay D Whitham
Tedleat Corpe
William A Mitchell
Prank B. Hawkins
Oioth Intentry
Jols His Cosspeny
Carl V
Key Corp
David Green
Lettartan Ceneral Hospital
Yrunelgeo
Cal
Fort McLiowell
Manus
Stringer
Naval Orders Clerks Banished From Political Action
An executive order prohibiting government clerks from leading or participating in political movements or legislative lobbying has been reprinted in the Treasury Department and distributed. The department notes the reprint was routine with no tied violation cited.
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Treasury Department
Dapiain
Department
Birds perished by ice and snow prompt feeding drive
Thousands of song birds and game birds froze to death as frigid conditions and deep snow blocked foraging. Maj Richard Sylvester reports mounted police scattering grain, Humane Society volunteers aid districts near Washington. John F Heap urges households to leave crumbs. Huntsville Md resident Hunt volunteers to distribute bread from Eleventh Street NW daily.
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Richard Sylvester
Washington Humane Society
Teoma
John F. Heap
Fisid
The
Humane Society
Maryland
Virginia
B Hunt
Huntsville
Hunt
Metropolitan Police Force
Eleventh Street
Women Young at Forty in New Therapy Talk
Willa Faulkner Page presented in New York on aging and home monotony. She urged women to seek outside interests, join clubs, and maintain activity to preserve youthfulness. Page, active in psycho therapy, urged women to view life as continuation, not cessation, noting vigor peaks later in life.
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New York Tribune
Mias
Willa Faulkner Page
New York
Boston
Back Bay Episcopal Church
Si‘wood Warcenter
Professional Womans League
Mina Page
Read Named Public Works Director in Philadelphia
Lieut James Read Jr of the United States Navy was appointed resident director of Philadelphia's Department of Public Works. The post pays a substantial yearly salary and was accepted with the consent of President Taft and the Secretary of the Navy.
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Philadelphia
James Read, Jr
U .N
Department of Public Works of
Read
Taft
Secretary of the Navy
Would Speak in House Dr Mary Walker Seeks Chamber
Dr Mary Walker asked Speaker Clark for permission to use the House chamber for a lecture on discoveries about tuberculosis. She was told consent from all members would be needed, and she planned to introduce a resolution to bring the matter to the House. She wore a Tauns suit and a sh hat and drew attention in the Capitol corridors.
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Mary Walker
Clark
Capitol
Chamber
House of Representatives
No Greek temple memorial for Lincoln by Berghum
Sculptor Berghum criticizes conventional Lincoln memorial ideas in the New York Sun. He argues against placing a Greek temple and calls the American people to rethink reverence and memorial architecture, claiming a lack of courage, soul, and art.
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Berghum
Lincoln
Gutzon Berghum
New York Sun
Abraham Tincoln
Aent
Washington
Hell
Road of Historic Trails Proposed Ocean-to-Ocean Highway
A bill introduced by Representative Borland of Missouri outlines a fifty foot ocean to ocean highway linking the Braddock Cumberland Santa Fe and Oregon trails among others. The plan envisions equal funding by the federal and state governments. A separate proposal by Representative Hobson of Alabama creates a general highway foundation led by the President to expand highways nationwide.
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Braddock Road
Cumberland Road
Natonal Pike
Boones
Hobson
Alabama
Date Set for Pan American Law Conference in Rio de Janeiro
In a June 26 meeting of the Pan American Union governing board led by Secretary of State Inox as honorary president and Latin American representatives, a commission of jurists will meet in Rio de Janeiro to draft an international law code. Each country may appoint two delegates, though each nation retains one vote.
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The
Pan American Union
Inox
Rilo de Janeiro
Commission of Jurists
Court Denies War Claims Over Santiago Victory
The Supreme Court ruled that Herrera’s nephews and other Spanish subjects cannot claim damages from the United States for the capture at Santiago and the later use of the steamship San Juan. Damages were denied for the use of the Thomas Brooks, partly owned by a British subject, Roberto Bouglass.
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Santiago
Cuba
Supreme Court
United States
San Juan
Thomas Brooks
Roberto Bouglass
Arbitration Up to States Says President in Letter
In a White House release a letter from President Fatt to President Mendes of the Orthodox Jewish Congregation of the United States and Canada states that compulsory arbitration on industrial disputes should be handled by the states not the federal government. The letter replies to a request by Mendes for Fatt's opinion.
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Ipin Mit
Victor Berger
Burleson
Taylor
vMctal
Berger
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Uhe
Orancratic Party
Degt
Wash
Buslemn Hunaelf
Thia
Chamber
Walo Nce
Buncombe
Cooper
Wisconsin
Texas
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Contava
Mendes
United States
Canada
White House
Fatt
Mr ‘Tatts
Lincoln letter linked to Farmington speech in Kellogg relics
A Canton Register writer traces Lincoln correspondence to Samuel Whikinnon of Farmington and notes Lincoln’s late speech at Farmington across from the Alex Mason hotel. Gov Kellogg recalled Lincoln passing Fulton County and campaigning there in 1860, while other clipped lines mix jokes and quotes from various sources.
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Wiliam Pat Kellogg
Canton> Register
President Lincoln
Lincoln
Samuel Whikinnon
Farmington
Cappa Hotel
Alex Mason
Douglas
Gov. Kellogg
Sutton County
Fulton County
Interviews on Democrats and presidential prospects at Willard
A Colorado Democrat, Alva Adama, says Champ Clark could be another Andrew Jackson and that Woodrow Wilson would win if Democrats nominated today. He discusses Harmon, Wilson, Taft, Hearst, and Indiana politics, noting Clark’s growing appeal and the risk of a split if a third party arises.
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Champ Clark
Andrew Jackson
Alva Adama
Colorado
United States
Willard
Woodrow Witson
Guv Harmon
Guv Wilson
Clark
Gov Harmon
Ohio
la Follette
Gay Harmon
Chemp
Hearst
Gert
Indiana
Chicago
James Watson
Washington
Hoosier
Lees
Taft
Guy Wilson
Briar
Spelley
Tarr
Kern Shellese Wo
Bryan
Kern
Alway
Bryans
Senator Kern
Gus Marshall
Questin
Sees Bright Future for China and Mexico Revolves Around Governance
The piece discusses China's post-revolution fate with a republic or constitutional monarchy depending on foreign powers, citing Wong Mire and Li Yuen Tung as leaders and Sun Yat sen’s role abroad. It also covers Mexico, predicting Diaz’s lasting influence, Madero’s stability, and the security of foreign interests amid ongoing unrest.
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China
Wong & On
Chuckattinese
Mertard
Shoreham
Ching
Wong Mire
Liuen Tore
Wong
Sunway
United States
Oriert
Br Mun
England
Tie
Weng Hing
Li Yuen Tung
Dr Sun
Chris
Wong Tikes
Mexico
Diaz
Reyes
Madero
Morse Remains at Fort McPherson for Treatment
Chares W Morse the convicted New York banker will not be removed from Fort McPherson. He goes to Hot Springs for treatment. It is understood here that there is a decided improvement in his condition. Army surgeons at Fort McPherson would have reported to Washington that Morse is physically unable to make the trip.
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Musafo
Hiccox
Milwaukee
Hiccot
Alexander
Republic
Wall Street
Shoui
wWern
Chares W Morse
New York
Fort McPherson
Hot Springs
Washington
Morse
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