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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1906

Page

28

Britain to Send Warships for Jamestown anniversary

Jamestown Exposition Company president Harry St George Tucker returned from Europe with promises from several sovereigns to send warships and troops for the 1907 Hampton Roads celebration of the first English settlement in the western world. He met King Edward who endorsed British participation and discussed inviting Lord Roberts to lead a military detachment. Tucker noted the king’s interest in planting an oak at Jamestown and recalled Lord Wolseley praising Gen. Lee ahead of Bonaparte.

Harry St. George Tucker Jamestown Exporition Company Weahington New York Europe Jamestown Mr. Tucker Hampton Roads Tucker Mr Tucker London Mortimer Durand Lord Lansdowne Great Britain Edward Lord Roberts Gen. Lee Joseph E. Johnston Gen Lee Richmond Mount Vernon King Joseph E Johnston Flo Stonewall Jackson Lord Wolseley

Sale of Furs Goes On Despite Mild Winter

A furrier says demand remains strong as buyers persist in purchasing imitated and real furs. He cites fashion, preparedness for cold, and Christmas gifting as drivers, while noting rising prices and widespread fur imitation schemes.

Chinchilla

Land policy critique warns of timber land con centration

National Board of Trade in Washington says indefensible U S land policy fuels tens of millions in annual losses by depleting watersheds and limiting timber supplies. It urges keeping public lands with the government while selling stumpage at market value, directing proceeds to forestry and irrigation. Resolutions back national irrigation and small farm subdivision to fund reclamation.

National Board of Trade Washington United States William S. Harvey Forestry Service Irrigation Fund Mississippi National Board Siberia Russia

Funeral Rites for Dr Burnett Held at Home

Dr Swan M Burnett was laid to rest with simple ceremonies at his home 916 Farragut Square conducted by Rev Wallace Radcliffe. A short eulogy was given, burial was private in Rock Creek Cemetery, pallbearers included notable doctors and generals, and staff at Central Dispensary passed resolutions. Vivian Burnett stays to settle estate. Fred Murphy wins architectural traveling scholarship at Beaux Arts exams.

Burnett Swan M. Burnett Farragut Square Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Washington Rock Creek Cemetery J. D. Patton W. A de Cainary Joseph T. Johnson A. R. Shands B. C. Musser George T. Vaughn Gen. O'Reilly P A. Rixey Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital Vivian Burnett Little Lord Fauntleroy McClure’s

Mexican Evangelist Gordiano Attracts Attention in Washington

Samuel F Gordiano a young Mexican evangelist with noble lineage arrived in Washington to pursue ministry and Spanish classes He trained at Nyack Seminary Calvary Baptist New York First Baptist and Tent Evangel in New York City and intends to settle in Washington opening a Spanish class while living at 1119 K Street NW He grew up Catholic in Mexico and chose Baptist faith after studying sects and beliefs

Mexico Samuel F. Gordiano Washington Young Gordiano Hilarion Gordiano San Luis Potosi Young Gordiang Scientific and Literary College of Baylor University Wadd Tex Nyack Theological Seminary Brooklyn New York City First Baptist Church Gardiano KE Street Northwest

Czar Courageous in Russia Views and Exiles From Siberia

Professor George Frederick Wright of Oberlin College discusses Russia from his Far East travels. He predicts no peace until a constitutional assembly, notes language divides, empire finances, and the paradox of exiles in Siberia. He recalls Moscow and Sevastopol unrest but says bloodshed was limited. Two smallpox cases, including William Cunningham and Frank Gibson, were reported and isolated.

Oberlin ‘College Far East Russia George Frederick Wright Oberlin College Laxi Manchuria Iberia Lfe Pot Pourri Wright Moscow St. Petersburg Sebastopol Rostov-on the-Don Prof William Cunningham Liberty Street Frank Gibson Pierce Street Gibson Cunningham

What Do You Care Youve Got Your Health

An early 20th century style health ad extols staying cheerful despite dyspepsia. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe natural remedy, claiming they aid digestion by matching stomach fluids and restoring energy. Sold by druggists at 60c per box.

Stuart

Hungary Stopping Exodus Says Emigration Thwarted

Hungarian agricultural official Joseph Nemeth de Kangar lobbied in Washington for economic reforms to curb peasant emigration. He tied high usurious loan rates and lack of homestead-style protections to the push to leave Hungary. Nemeth outlined two-week US tours to study farming conditions, with plans to influence Hungary’s laws and credit policies.

United States Joseph Nemeth de Kangar Hungary New Willard Hotel Nemeth Hungarian Agricultural Department Wilson Washington Texas California Northwest Middle West Budapest Germany Russia Austria-Hungary Roosevelt Hengelrauller

Justice Barnard Rules Against Attachment on Builder's Bond

Justice Barnard in Circuit Court No 1 ruled against attaching a builder's bond in Lawrence W Nicolas vs Thomas Galloway et al, denying Nicolas a $1471 16 claim. The court excluded payments Nicolas made to subcontractors as voluntary disbursements under a contract clause allowing the owner to finish the work if contractors stopped. Attorneys S T Thomas for defendants and Leckie Fulton Cox for plaintiff.

Justice Barnard Lawrence W Nicolas Thomas Galloway Mr. Nicolas Galloway & Son Nicolas S. T. Thomas Leckie Fulton & Cox

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