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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1914

Page

10

Wilson’s busy day includes Canal Zone talks and hearings

President Wilson had a long winter day with calls and meetings. He discussed Canal Zone government and Col George W Gosthals as surgeon general, plus antitrust, immigration, and post office issues. He planned public hearings and reading of proposed bills to Congress.

Panama Canal Zone Wilson Representative Stanley Garrison Col W. C Gorgas United States Army George W. Gosthals Bryan Burleson Civil Service Clayton Floyd and Carlin House Judiciary Committee Mcldoo West Congress Cleveland Taft Kay White House Floyd

Purse Snatching Report Near Lamont Street

Mrs Stella Mary of 3822 Thirteenth Street NW told police last night a colored man snatched her purse on Eleventh Street near Lamont Street. Charles BE Alsop of 440 Lamont Street saw the theft and chased the thief, who escaped with the purse containing change and papers.

Stella Mary Thirteenth Street Eleventh Street Lamont Street Charles BE Alsop

Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Dated January 1914

Death notices from January 1914 list several individuals buried or to be buried in Washington Alexandria and nearby areas. Entries include ANNS REBECCA BUCHANAN widow of James W Buchanan mother of Dr William R Buchanan at 4821 Iowa savernae. SARAH J FITZ HUGH widow of Peregrine A Fitz Hugh. JOHN GOETZ husband of Catherine at 607 BE Street NW. ANN MURTAUGH of Alexandria VA. VIRGINIA SEYMOUR daughter of William F and Mary C Seymour. TIPTON THOMAS Co. R P TORBERT Mrs. WALTZING VINCE at Mount Olivet with services at St Marys and Holy Trinity churches and various parish chapels. Funeral times and locations are listed with residences and cemeteries.

W H Wanamaker Lucien W Powell BE Street John Catherine Goetz Frank Geter’s Seventh Street St Mary's Church St. Mary’s Murtaugh Duke Street Alexandria Ann Murtaugh St. Mary’s Catholic Church Seymour Alejandra R. Park Torbert Mee Power St Mary’s Church St Mary's Cemetery Holgewaa S .Ister Vince Asylum Mount Olivet

Domestic Infelicities Recited by Husband in Separation Suit

Walter Ashford Reiss, an Anacostia dentist, tells the District Supreme Court his wife Grece charged him with indolence and drink, recounting hatpin, bowl, and mirror injuries to himself and claiming he ruined his practice by rumors. He says he endured abuse and left to seek luck, hoping to reunite and support her and their children.

Walter Ashford Reiss Anacostia District Supreme Court Grece Mabel Reiss Reiss Albert Siflers Monroe Street Atlanta Irving Street Colonial Beach Dourt Laura J. Farmer Bureau of Fisheries Henry T. Farmer Justice Gould District Supremes Court Farmer Mr. Farmer, Jr

Divorce mill grind as Dan Cupid looks on

A bill filed yesterday in District Supreme Court by Howard K Higbee requests divorce from Margaret M Higbee of Brooklyn. He alleges misconduct and seeks custody of their child Ruby V Higbee. The Higbees were married in September.

Frank M. Finley District Supreme Court Mary A. Finley Baltimore G. A. Macdonald Finley Richard Howard Marie C. Howard Annapolis, Md W. E Ambrose Margaret M. Higbee Brooklyn N. Y P. J Ryan Howard K. Higbée Ruby Higbee Higbees

Bremner Pushes Federal Safety Bureau Amid Cancer Battle

Rep Bremner of New Jersey, stricken with cancer in Baltimore, pleads for a proposed federal safety bureau under the Labor Department. The bill, favorably reported by the House labor committee, cites vast industrial losses from accidents and illness and urges nationwide adoption of compensation laws, forecasting multi million dollar costs.

U. S. Bureau of Safety House Cudd Federal Bureau of Safety Department of Labor House Committee Oni Labor Bremhner New Jersey Baltimore Bremmner Bremner United States

Miss Quayle Seeks Radium Cure for Cancer

Miss Margaret Quayle daughter of Bishop William A Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal Church is undergoing radium treatment for cancer in Baltimore Maryland on January 16. She has endured cancer for about thirteen years and her condition is now advanced.

Miss Quayle Baltimore Margaret Quayle William A. Quayle Methodist Hepistopal Church

Bank Hearings End in Other Cities for Reserve Bank

Hearings on regional bank locations concluded with Philadelphia urged for a district including southern New Jersey and parts of Maryland. Nine cities were proposed overall Boston New York Chicago Atlanta New Orleans Minneapolis St Louis Denver and San Francisco with Pittsburgh and Cleveland also represented.

Philadelphian Reserve Bank Boston New York Chicago Atlanta New Orleans Minneapolis St. Louis Denver San Francisco Federal Reserve Organization Board McAdoo Houston Chicago Clearing House Association Chamber of Commerce Des Moines Iowa Bankers’ Association St Paul Detroit John Skelton Williams Senate Banking and Currency Committee Ex Officao Philadelphia Ita Pittsburgh Burke Cleveland Cincinnati I In Rue Philadelphia Clearing House New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia North Carolina West Virginia St .Louis Rue New York Bank Charles H. Harding Joseph Wayne Joseph Moora, Jr J. R. McAllister Charles R Miller Charles McKnight Pittsburgh Clearing House William H. Stevenson Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce James R. Burke Charlotte N. C Federal Reserve Bank

Lanabury Warns of Class Fury at Single Tax Meet

Hon George Lansbury told Joseph Feln Fund delegates at the Raleigh Hotel that class enmity threatens democratic government amid copper and coal strikes. Notable speakers included Mayor Baker, Samuel Gompers and Doris Stevens, with talks on single tax, women’s suffrage, and press interests.

George Lanabury Telly Fela Fund George Lansbury Joseph Feln Fund of America Raleigh United States Newton D. Baker Cleveland Ohio Gompers Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Grace Isabel Colbron New York Charlies O'Cannell Hennessy New Jersey Alica Thatcher Post Washington George J.knapp Pueblo Cole Bolton Hall H. Warren Detroit Doris Stevens Arden, del House Rules Committee Moring Seasion Frank Parker Stockbridge Popular Mechanics Henry George, Jr Biltmore Street

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