Earl Kin tore Visits Washington for Unity Message
The Earl of Kin tore spoke of Anglo American unity at a Willard Hotel banquet honoring Kantore, with Oliver Newman and John Barrett among speakers. The dinner drew many dignitaries including Oscar Straus and John A Stewart, and the visit included calls on President Wilson and meetings at the National Press Club and State Department before a Pittsburgh trip.
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John Barrett
Oscar Straus
H. B. F. Macfarland
White House
Press Club
Binquet
New Willard
Southern Commercial Constess
Board E of Trade
Chanter of
Henry Bo Macfare
Oliver PB. Newman
Earl
Washington
Pan-American Union
Us U Straus
John A Stewart
Sin Vink and
Ear
Great Britain
United States
Clarence
Geena
John A. Stewart
New York
Pbsent
Barlof Kintire Ilears
B. F Macfarland
Tamen O Stewart
Cuno AH
Rudolph Witam Ho
Saunders
Arthur T Ravnea
Calhoun
Harry Wardman
James J Lampton
George
Miller
Voot Weller
Mile ‘Berliner
Simeon Wolff Treege
M Kober
Dr. Wickit
Jenn
Ferme
J. Bell HO
KK Bush-Brown
M. W. Richards
Willam Wolff Smith
Albert Hupp
H Re
Earl of Kintore
Callel
Tresiden
Wilson
Secretares
Ervin
Redheld
Tune
Sr Avihur Fpring-Rice
Toon
National Press Club
Bronte University Club
Socloch
Hue
Fairmont
Pittsburgh
Obituary notices of multiple individuals dated January 1914
Notices record deaths and funeral details for numerous individuals including Anna Bucharin James W Bucharin family, William J Williams, Emilie Powshow Sellhausen, James A Talbert, Park to Brett, Walter Williams, and John Neff. Entries list dates January 13 through 17 1914, residences in Washington DC and surrounding areas, and funeral arrangements at local churches and cemeteries.
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Buchanan
Tepid Lee
Deel
Anna Rereuca
James W. Buchirir
Willam KO Buchatin
Finera
Ali
Soto
Northwest
Wanamaker
Powell Yan
James D
Moebap i
Juss
Waters Hall
Baltimore
Tarral
Theseas
Williaw
Fishth Street
Alexardria Va
Bellh Acsin
Wioming Avenue
Emilie
Patlo
Sellihausen
Ernst A
Harry Sellhausen
Carl Dreop
Talbert
Eleventh Street
James A
Elizabeth C. Taivert
Frija
Patermet
Corofessional
Orkert
Ba Queen Street
Alexis Oo Wai
I Park Torbrett
Cee Bowery
St Mary's Church
St Mary’s Cemetery
I Wiltams
Asheville
Wal
Tyr JI
Susie EL Willams
Manorine
Thomas Williams
St Anthony's Church
Brookland Sct
Rescue Effort For Tiburon Aground In Dense Bay Fog
Near Fort McDowell on Angel Island the Northwestern Pacific steamer Tiburon ran ashore as dense fog blanketed San Francisco Bay. Coast guard and U S tug Golden Gate plus other craft went to assist. Two ferries Yuerba Buena and Fernwood narrowly avoided collision. Hundreds of passengers were taken to Sausalito by various boats.
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U. S
San Francisco
Sanfrancisco
Tiburon
Fort McDowell
Angel Island
Fort Point
Yuerba Buena
Fernwood
Yuerba Buena Island
Sausalito
Mil Valley
San Rafael
Marine County
Government
Policy Means War Calls for Action on Huerta Tradeoffs
In a measured address, Mr Gillett criticizes inaction from the State Department over Mexico and urges recognizing Huerta's provisional government. He cautions against war by miscalculation and warns that reliance on divine intervention cannot replace preparation and a clear policy.
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Mexico
State Department
Huerta
Gillett
Buoy Light Failure Ties Liner Cobequid Wreck
The Cobequid ran aground on Trinity Rock after the buoy marking it failed. Captain John Hanson said the buoy light was out and he was the last to leave, arriving in St. John on the Lansdowne. Eleven crewmen joined him aboard the Lansdowne as the ship was declared a total loss.
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St. John
N. B
Trinity Rock
Cobequid
John Hanson
Lansdowne
Canadian Marine Department
Shipping Federation
Montreal
Bea
Lansdowna
Sailors Endure 21 Hours In Open Boat After Schooner Founders
The Grace A. Martin went down 30 miles off Matin teus Rock. A. W. Perry towed the crew to port after they drifted 21 hours in near freezing water. Four sailors frostbitten required hospital care. Stewardess Mrs Lorrain Phillips survived best among the group.
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Sailory
Grace A. Martin
Matinteus Rock
A. W. Perry
Sero
Boston
Oceanic Braces Storm as Bridge Carried Away at Sea
The Oceanic of White Star Line arrives in New York from Southampton 26 hours late after a gale tore its forward deck and bridge. Ice and sleet filled the decks as waves swept aboard, wrecking furnishings, crippling the steering gear, and leaving the rudder inoperative for two hours. 362 passengers disembarked.
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Oceanic
New York
White Star Line
Southampton
Huerta Plans Decree For Forced Loans In Mexico
Reports from the national palace say President Huerta will issue a decree permitting forced loans and may send emissaries to meet John Lind, Wilson’s representative at Vera Cruz. Adolfo de Lama resigns as protest over debt payments default. The Times and Bryan address US policy amid Mexico’s credit collapse and possible diplomatic impact.
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Mexico City
National Palace
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Vera Cruz
United States
London
Times
Mexico
The
Bryan
300 at Student Smoker at George Washington University
About 300 members of the Interfraternity Association of George Washington University attended the annual smoker at the University Club banquet room. Dean Charles Noble Gregory served as toastmaster and university president Rear Admiral C H Stockton spoke. Includes lists of honored deans professors and fraternity representatives with association officers and organizers.
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Interfraternity Association
George Washington University
University Club
Charles Noble Gregory
Law School
C. H. Stockton
William A. Wibur
Howard Eb. Hodgkins
Wiliam Co. Borden
Wiliam C. Ruedigeer
John R. Walton
Henry BE. Katusowski
David BE. Buckingham
Henry ©. Jones
Everett Fraser
Frank Howard
Sigma Chi
Fred Fogle
Kappa Alpha
S&s. M. Barrett
Theta Delta Chi
J. W. Scheffer
Phi Sigman Kappa
George Degnan
Delta Tau Delta
D. H.mcknew
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
H. A. Kruger
Sigma Phi Epsilon
George Baston
Alpha Beta Phi
C. P. Barrett
Phi Chi
W. M. Ferguson
Alpha Kappa Kappa
D. H. McsKnew
D. H. McKnew
3. M. Barrett
John M. Jeffries
Farmer Defies Posse In Siege Near Sumnerdale Farmhouse
In Mayville North Dakota Jan 16 Edward Beardsley a desperado holds out against Sheriff Gustav Anderson and deputies at a Sumnerdale area farmhouse guarding a woman and nine children. Messages under a flag of truce failed to force surrender as the sheriff hesitates to attack, fearing loss of deputies life. Poormaster John G W Putnam was wounded and taken to hospital in Jamestown after an operation to remove a groin bullet. age near 70.
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Mayville
John G. W. Putnam
Edward Beardsley
Gustav Anderson
Sum Merdale
Rand
Beardsley
Timothy van Cise
Sherrie Anderson
van Cire
Sherff Anderson
Poormaster Putnam
Jamestown
Hiller
Women’s suffrage split as Shaw disobeys union orders
Miss Alice Paul accuses Dr Anna Shaw of violating convention orders as the Congressional Union unity breaks over push to pass a federal suffrage amendment this session. Paul says the next convention will contest leadership while Antoinette Funk plans stump speeches. Frank Stephens predicts nationwide suffrage victory despite current upheaval.
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Alice Paul
Congressional Union
Democratic Party
Women’s Suffrage Convention
Anna Shaw
Antoinette Funk
Congressional Committee
Consumers’ League
Columbia Theater
District Suffrage Association
Cairo
Frank Stephens
Arden
Del
Moon Leads House Debate Against Civil Service Exemption
Representative Moon of Tennessee blasts the post office civilian exemption as empowering a potential monarchy and attacks the U S diplomatic corps as a superfluous appendage to the republic. He cites Washington Post lines on a presidential veto and says Democrats may join Republicans to defeat the provision. Steenerson and Hamill also oppose the section.
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House
Representative Moon
Tennessee
Post Office Committee
Republic
Moon
Washington Post
Burieson
Congress
U. S
Europe
House of Lords
United States
Railroad Combine to Split Atlantic Coast Line
New York Jan 15 The Atlantic Coast Line Company controlled by the Connecticut corporation will be divided in two by distributing a large portion of assets. The Connecticut entity formed in 1889 holds major stock and bonds worth over 38 million and controls most of the line, with 41 percent of shares reportedly held by Harry Walters, the railroad's chairman.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Line Company
Connecticut Corporation
Atlantic Coast Line Allroad
Louisville and Nashville
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Coast Line
Connecticut Company
Atlantic Coast Line
Harry Walters
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Council backs Cummins in Iowa primary push
A stormy session in Des Moines ends with seven leading Republicans voting narrowly against fielding a rival to Senator Cummins. A committee of eleven is tasked to gauge party sentiment and advise the old guard on future steps toward the primary election.
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Washington Post
Des Moines
Iowa
Senator Cumming
Old Guard
McCombs Seen for New York Supreme Court Seat
New York January 15. William F McCombs national Democratic chairman is rumored to be the governor s choice for the supreme court vacancy created by Justice Gerard s appointment as ambassador to Germany. Friends say Glynn leans toward anti Tamany and Wilson forces, with pressure also to reappoint Weeks or name Abram L Elkun to the court of appeals. McCombs reportedly declined Paris post due to cost, noting the court position offers high pay with fewer expenses.
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New York
National Democratic
Justice Gerard
Germany
Patin
William F. McCombs
Glynn
McCombs
Supreme Court
Gerard
Wilson
Tammany
Gay. Glynn
Weeks
Bartow
Paris
Powers Fear Balkan War and Invasion Threats
Berne Jan 15 authoritative circles report Albania teeters toward grave crisis with European powers seeking to avert a Balkan war. Germany proposes joint Austrian Italian intervention as warships concentrate along the Albanian coast. Mussulmans in Constanti nople Albania plotted to place Isser Pasha on the throne. Greece seeks delay of Epirus evacuation and Aegean island gains while Venizelos pushes frontier rectifications and island acquisitions.
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Berne
Switzerland
Albania
Balkans
Germany
Italy
Austria
Mussulmans
Constantinople
Isser Pasha
Greece
Turkey
Rio de Janeiro
Venizelos
Epirus
Aegean
Kaiser Warns Prince William of Wied on Albanian Throne
Berlin dispatch says Emperor Wilhelm II urged Prince William of Wied not to accept the Albanian throne after repeated talks. The emperor and other prominent figures fear assassination risk and foresee peril for the prince in the unstable Albanian situation.
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Albania
Berlin
Tagliche Bundechau
William of
Wied
Tax payment deadline extended to January 31
C C Rogers district tax collector announced a further extension of the delinquent real estate tax payment deadline to January 31. Taxes have been due on January 10 for several years and delinquent lists will be prepared after January 31, with advertised notices and eventual sales following. Delinquencies rose 45 percent from last year.
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C. C. Rogers
Rogers
Richard D Lankford Railroad Official Dies
Richard D Lankford, longtime railroad administrator, financier, and secretary, died after a career spanning Eastern Shore Railroad Maryland General Railroad Roanoke and Southern Railway Broadway MRaidroad Southern Railway and multiple terminal companies. He held senior posts including vice president and secretary of Southern Railway and served in numerous corporate secretary or director roles. He was a member of several social and railroad clubs in New York and Maryland.
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Richard D. Lankford
Uriah J. and
Elizabeth (Bounds) Lankford
Princess Anne
Washington Academy
Eastern Shore Railroad
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railroad
Maryland General Railroad
Maryland and Pennsylvania Raiload
Roanoke and Southern Railway Company
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Broadway Mrairoad Company
Brooklyn
Atlanta Terminal Company
Birmingham Terminal Company
Chattanooga Station Company
Gulf Terminal Company
New Orleans
St. John’s
Norfolk and Western Secretary Henry Griffith Dies in New York
Henry Walton Griffith secretary of the Norfolk and Western Railroad died suddenly at All Angels Church in New York City. He was 56 and unmarried. Griffith had traveled to attend a concert and had felt unwell before leaving Philadelphia. His body was taken to a police station in New York for identification by his sister.
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H. W. Griffith
Norfolk and Western
New York
Henry Walton Griffith
Philadelphia
Norfolk and Western Railroad
All Angels
West End Avenue
All Angels’ Church
Griffith
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