Carson and Davis Tie The Knot In Annapolis Ceremony
On Thursday December 30 1915 at Annapolis Maryland Harry P Carson of Berwyn Maryland and Anna M Davis of Washington DC were married by Reverend Alexander Bielaski of the Maryland Avenue M E Church in a formal ceremony.
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Rion—Davis
Alexander Bielaski
Maryland
M. E Church
Harry P. Carson
Berwyn
ANNA M_ DAVIS
Washington, D C
Annapolis
Died Brill James P death notice in 1916
Death notices and funeral details for multiple individuals dated mid January 1916 list James P Brill as a deceased husband, with his residence at 2023 Fifteenth Street NW and funeral arrangements at Frank later Sons Co chapel. Also notes Knights of Columbus obituaries and several other bereavement notices species, including Collins, Diven, Dryden, Glasgow, Harbalgh, Harbaugh, Peters, Pelinger, Sheehy, Smiths, and Orland Smith with dates, locations, and burial plans.
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Kanawha Street
Hers Chase
Edward
Collins
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Thevy Chase
Bernardsville
Hoboken
Newark
Summit
Bernardaville
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
N. J
Glasgow
Samuel Lyle Glasgow
Winon Irlasgow
Twentythid Towa Infanty
Loyal Legion
Falkstone Courts
Harbalgh
Hia
Woodside
Edgar G
Julia C Harbaugh
Grace Episcopal Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Washington
Peters
Fredtrick
Brankin Weters
Nea Phillips
Thomas Ro Nalley
Clara Jurusha
Northhous
George F Pelinger
H Street
Trlenda
Rockreek Cemetery
Baltimore
Alexandria
Moon
North Capitol
Bessie
Edward J. Sheehy
St .Aloysius’ Church
Prienia
Smiths
Orlando
Margaret F Smith Buneral
Arlington National Cemetery
Funeral Directors Firm Directory Notice
Funeral directors listing Featuring W R Speare Undertaker and Embalmer at 940 F Street N W with phone numbers 4280 and 4281 and George P Zarhorst Sons Inc at Rayway East Capital Street Lincoln 812 Charifs and George Thos S Ser geon served at nw telephone Maln.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
German Spy Escapes U S Held On Forgery Charge
Ignatiun T Tre bich Lincoln formerly a British parliament member and self proclaimed German spy, being held for extradition to England on forgery charges, fled last Saturday after a lunch with a deputy marshal in Brooklyn. Lincoln, born in Hungary, had been writing a book on espionage and had been allowed privileges at Raymond Street Jail. He had admitted espionage and earlier claimed to be acting for German intelligence after naturalization as British. He vanished after washing his hands in a lavatory during a visit to the Federal building.
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New York
Ignatiun T. Trebich Lincoln
England
United States
Lincoln
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Federal Building
Frank Johnson
Federal Building
Johnson
Lurich
Hungary
King Ally of Austria Why Allies Sent No Help
Report claims a secret pact between Austria and the Central Powers dated since October and alleges Montenegrins aided U Boats in sinking ships carrying food and munitions. The article frames the alliance as a covert arrangement influencing wartime aid and maritime attacks.
Montenegro Betrayal Claims Shake War Narrative
Telegram from Rome reports debunk the tale of Montenegrin heroism against Austria. Instead Montenegrin King Nicholas is accused of covertly aiding Vienna since October, signaling invasions and betraying his people to seek a separate peace. Most Montenegrins oppose any such peace.
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Nicholas
Montenegro
Nicholas Arorie
Brig. Gen Samuel L Glasgow Dies After Civil War Service
Brig general Samuel L Glasgow died Sunday night at his home in Falkstone courts after a long career, including command of the Twenty third Iowa at Vicksburg and consular service in Havre, France and Glasgow Scotland. He leaves a wife and no children. funeral at 10 am at Falkstone courts, burial Arlington Cemetery.
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Vicksburg
Samuel L. Glasgow
Falkstone Courts
Glasgow
Iowa
Grant
Havre
France
Scotland
Laws Commandery
Military Order, Loyal Legion
John A. T. Hull
House Committee On
Arlington Cemetery
British Sorties Fail as Artillery Sinks Monitor
A Constantinople dispatch reports Russian forces outnumber Muslim troops in the Caucasus while resistance stiffens. Snowbound battles continue with persistent fighting and severe weather impacting operations.
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Caucasus
Constantinople
British siege of Kut el Amara reports repulsed sorties
dispatch from Bagdad notes heavy British losses as three sorties fail to break Turkish lines around Kut el Amara. Turkish countermeasures tighten, wells destroyed, food and water shortages afflict British troops amid ongoing warfront updates from Irak and Caucasus sectors.
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Kut-El-Amara
Constantinople
Kut el Amars
Bagdad
Mil
Shiek Saad
Tigris
Kut el Amara
Shiek Sand
Concert for relief work at National Theater
A charity concert at the National Theater on Thursday January 27 at 4 30 p m raises funds for the flotilla committee of the vacation war relief committee aiding battlefields in France. Chairman Mrs William Corcoran E Bustia and society figures oversee plans with star performers Mme Emma Calve Miss Lorraine Wymen Galileo Gasparri and Carlos Salzedo. The aria will feature La Marseillaise sung by Calve with a large chorus of local society women. Gertrude Robison Smith of New York coordinates the local arrangements, aiming to mirror the New York success and extend to Philadelphia and beyond.
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National Theater
France
William Corcoran E Bustia
Mme
Emma Calve
Lorraine Wymen
Yvette Gulibert
Galileo Gasparri
Carlos Salzedo
Arseillaise
Mme. Calve
New York
Philadelphia
Gertrude Robison Smith
What Gasoline Costs Consumers in Various Cities
Prices obtained from New York Evening World indicate wide variability in gasoline costs across cities. Retail figures range from about 14 to 25 cents per gallon, while wholesale rates span roughly 18 to 28 cents, reflecting an arbitrary pricing method with no uniform standard.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
Trenton
New York_Evening World
New York
Boston
Three Killed on liner as details remain vague
London Jan 18 the transatlantic liner Ryndam passed south with a list to starboard all passengers were safe three stokers were killed and four injured the ship later reached Gravesend. Officials said lack of details left possibility of a boiler explosion or collision with a mine near the Thames mouth.
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Line
Gravesend
London
Falmouth
New York
Ryndam
Holland-America Line
Haa
Stokiers
Strait of Dover
Thames
New Yorkn
Washington Board of Trade Opposes School Control Transfer
The Washington Board of Trade approved education and charities reports at a special meeting, opposing proposed changes to control and supervision of city schools and charities. A resolution urged retaining existing law with exclusive education spending authority for the board, while a separate amendment argued for possible future reform by Congress. Committees were named to appear before Congressional subcommittees.
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Education and Charities
Board of Trade
Washington
Frederick A. Fanning
Louie A. Dent
Charities
Charles W. Carr
C. C. Brandenburg
Congress
Education
Frederick A. Penning
Willi R. Herr
James ¥.Oyater
Walter H. Klopfer
Richard Kingsman
Wiliam McK
Clayton
Walter C. Claphane
Ohn Joy Ednon
Fennning
Committee On Education
Committee On Public Schoola
Washington Board of Trade
Board of Education
William McK. Clayton
Brandenburg
Committee On Scheola
District of Columbia
Funeral today for C. F. Smith at Arlington Cemetery
Orlando F Smith died at 9 23 street residence and will be buried today at 12 in the Confederate section of Arlington Cemetery. Born January 2 182 in Alexandria he joined the Confederate Army in 1861 serving with Company H Seventeenth Virginia and took part in major battles including Lee’s surrender at Appomattox. Later he moved to Washington and led the G street works as a supervisor. Survived by his wife and two children Virginia and Orlando F Smith Jr.
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Orlando F. Smith
Twenty-third
Arlington Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Alexandria
Seventeenth Virginia
Northern Virginia
Appomatox
Lee
Washington
G Street
Confederate Veterans
Washington Lodge
Virginia Smith
Bfr
Orlando F. S Smith, Jr
Ryndham
Wilson to Take Stump for Stronger Army and Navy
President Wilson plans public addresses and wide travel to rally support for a stronger military, meeting with Senate and House leaders after six weeks to two months for committee reports on army and navy bills. Invitations to visit 400 cities await decision, with most speeches aimed in the Midwest and possibly the South, while trips remain limited by Congress in session.
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Wilson
Congress
Senate
House
Representative Hay
Representative Padgett
War and Navy Departments
Bryant
Garrison
Daniela
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Toledo
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Newak
Far West
New York
Middle West
South
Pacific Coast
Washington
Wilson's Name in Primary Ballot Announcement
Boston dispatch reports Democratic State chairman O'Leary announced all 18 papers will be filed for the renomination of President Wilson in this state's upcoming presidential primary placing his name on the ballot.
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Boston
Dan
Wilson
O'Leary
Democratic State Committee
Blockade Plans Quietly Advanced by Allies in War
An authoritative report says Britain and France intend to extend their blockade of the central powers driven by exigencies, not U S sentiment. Allied diplomats in Washington claim no prior conferences or discussions with Secretary Lansing occurred, asserting the move rests on legal rights and should be protested only after impacts on neutrals become evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Herr von Heydebrand
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Washington
Lansing
Blockade debate over Sweden and neutral trade in World War I
Discussion in Washington weighed a possible formal blockade against Germany to counter Sweden's restraint on reexport trade. Allies threaten to enforce the ultimate destination rule while the United States ponders a legal blockade, though officials doubt it expands belligerent powers and Senator Hoke Smith questions added authority.
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Germany
Sweden
Holand
Denmark
Norway
United States
Sment
Hoke Smith
Senate
State Department
Great Britain
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WM Lee
Fmbalmer
Pennarivania
Thos. M. Hindle
Enbalmer
Nevius & Brown
New York Ave NW
Fain Ia
JH. Small & Sons
Carcer 15Th
Woallorf Antenta
Broadway
Flawere
Anton Mene
Mational Electrical Supply Co
Tsar
U.S
T. T. Lincoln
Teuton
Berl
Chamber of Deputies
Herr von Haydebrand
U. S
Anes
Austria
Nicholas of
A. Machenzie
International News Service
Rome
Italy
King
Prince Troubetzkoy
Amelie Rives
Washington Post
Prince Paul Troy
Wellsbetzkoy
Amelis
Rives
Long Island
Cay
Epoonaseo
Snowst
Caucasus Front
Arasg
Arasid
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
D Streets
Tokalon Co., Inc
F.st
William Corcoran Eustis
Pittsburgh
iRyndam
Mishap
Jenters School
Jersey
Fan Charities and
Board of Children's Guardians
Industrial Home School
Martine
New Jersey
Rauacher’s
James B. Martirie
Lberty
Daniels Speaks
Interstate Commerce
Winthrop M. Daniels
Idcal
New Jerssyltes
William Hughes
William J. Browning
Isaac Bacharach
Elijah C. Hutchison
John H. Capstick
Archibald C. Hart
Don H. Drukkar
Howard W. Gray
Richard W. Parker
Frederick R. Uehlbach
John J. Eagan
Walter L McCoy
District, Supreme Court
Excise Commission
Robert G. Smith
Viola Schippert
Maurice Fitzgerald
Prof. Dickengen
George O'Connor
Matthew Horn
C. F. Smiths
T.w.wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Massachusetts
Leshington Poliey Giallo m
Gapang
Modistes
Paris
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Limited
Milwaukee & St.Paul
Union Pacific
Chestnut &T
Underwood
F St N. W
Washington, D. C
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