Senate Feud Over Roosevelt Policy And Brownsville Issue
Senators tried to resolve divisions over Roosevelt policies and the Brownsville matter. Key figures Aldrich Crane Hansbrough Burkett Kean Lodge met to seek a unified Republican stance while Democrats moved to press the Blackburn amendment endorsing the President. The fight centers on executive power, party loyalty, and prospects for Roosevelt's broader program.
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Hansbrough and Burkett
North Dakota
Aldrich
Arlington
Seratora
Brownsville
Vas
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
Lodge
Mattial
Housa Mus
Dave
Thg
Tssue
Mr. Roosevelt
Kirbys Arrest Over Unpaid Burdine Hotel Check
James Kirby traveling salesman, living in Front Royal, was arrested by detectives and detained at the First precinct. He faces a warrant charging him with getting $17 from William Burdine proprietor of the Burdine Hotel on Sixth Street Northwest by a worthless check. Kirby had stayed at the hotel in August and reportedly cashed two checks there with one unpaid.
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William F. Burdine
Burdine Hotel
Sixth Street
James
Kirby
Front Royal
Van
Horn
Flather
Hartigan
Burding Hotel
Burdine
Girl Drinks Poison After Quarrel With Mother
Ola Newton, sixteen, of 1225 Fourth Street Southeast, swallowed nearly two ounces of iodine at home after a quarrel with her mother. She staggered to the kitchen and collapsed. A patrolman assisted in giving her emetics, she refused further aid, but hospital officials said she would recover at Casualty Hospital.
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Ola Newton
Fourth Street
Dulaney
Precious Metals Produced in United States in 1905
The Geologic Survey reports total gold and silver output in 1905 at 60,267,342 fine ounces, valued at $122,402,876. Gold production reached 4,265,742 ounces worth $88,189,700, up $7,716,0% from 1904, while silver output totaled 56,101,000 ounces valued at $34,213,176, down 1,581,200 ounces from the prior year.
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United States
Henry Bowie in Jail After Hilltop Tragedy
Henry Bowie and his mother Mrs Mollie Bowie are jailed in La Plata charged with the shooting death of Hubert Posey an employe of the government proving grounds at Indian Head on Friday. Posey refused to marry Sis Bowie triggering a fatal ambush near Pisgah Maryland officials will hold an inquest and consider the unwritten law defense.
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Maryland
Charles’ County
Henry Bowie
Posey
Pisgah
Indian Head
Poseys
Bowies
Hubert Posey
Sis” Bowie
Molliesowie
Wise
Hen
Priscilla
Sis
James
Ironsideg
Sis" Bowie
Bowie
Priscila
Envy
Hubert
Hilltop
Larry Randall
Augustus Posey
Glymont
Wiian Head
Trogey
Dennis Posey
Washington
Nevitt
Lberty
Boardman
la Plata
Sherrff
Roland Carpenter
Brothers of the
Iman
Augustus
Dennla Posey
Cousnn
Ironside
Grace Leland
George Gloden
Vunuyay
Augustue Posey
Augustus Poser
Mia
Henry
Matihwoman Creek
Clayton
Foggy Washington Night Brings Rush of Robberies
In a fog shrouded Saturday night, thugs robbed and assaulted multiple people including Mrs. Helen Thompson at Eleventh and E streets and Miss Thiel Deale near 1233 Third Street SE. Police report three arrests with one released after victims could not ID suspects. Aged Robert McPatten was badly bruised at 6% North Capitol, while George Alsop was taken to hospital with a broken nose. Store break in at Oppenheimer & Ney on Four-and-a-half Street SW yielded coats and a watch.
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Washington
Onl
Helen Thompson
Seventh Street
Eleventh
E Streets
James Williams
Snipe Williams
Ken
Misa Deale
Walter Jones
George Alsop
Cagualty Hospital
Ninth Precinct
Tme
al- 80D
Robert McPatten
Nixty
North Capitol Street
Casualty Hospital
Morris and Witt
Janse
Wiliam Lusby
New Jersey Avenue Southeast
Andrew J. Hunter
Eighth Street
T Streets
Andrew Giddinge
Richard Hunt
T. J Maher
Blehur
Maher
Oppenheimer & Ney
Wives for Japanese Faror Urged Marry American Millionaires
Aoki, the Japanese ambassador to the United States, is accused of urging Japanese residents to wed American millionaires, especially rich women. He denied reporting details and declined to confirm the remarks, saying the private speech was not to be published. The cable sparked international furor and questions of government influence. The envoy cited promoting closer social ties and commerce, not marriage policy, and urged Americans to value their merit.
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United States
Viscount Agki
New York
Japan
Europe
England
Viscount Aoki
Post
Tate
Tokyo
Mikado
Aoki
Count Hatzfeldt
Drowning Escape Narrow Near Potomac Beach
Robert L. Petross a 21 year old of 1713 K Street NW nearly drowned when his canoe capsized in the Potomac tidal basin near the bathing beach. He could not swim and was rescued by friends before being taken to Emergency Hospital where he remained unconscious for hours. He is expectd to leave the hospital today, but still suffers exhaustion and exposure.
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Potomac
Robert L. Petross
K Street
Hia
Petross
Olympic Games at Athens travelogue draws crowd at Columbia
Burton Holmes presented a stereopticon travel lecture on Athens during the Olympic games at the Columbia theater last evening. The show brought the amphitheater and events close to the audience, with cheers for American victories and scenes of antiquity including a night view of the Parthenon. The lecture will be repeated this afternoon, and Tuesday the speaker will present Beautiful Ireland.
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Mfc
Athens
Columbia
Burton Holmes
Holmes
Bigamy charge hits Baltimore arrest of Jesse Bowyer
Jesse Bowyer a 34 year old Black man and former retail clerk was arrested in Baltimore by detective Hoge and Joans on a bigamy charge. He allegedly beat his second wife during weeks in a Pikeville area home. Bowyer will be brought to the city for arraignment. The Sims family helped uncover the case after his first wife Ella Chase was identified as deserted years ago.
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Jesse Bowyer
Baltimore
Hoge
Joans
Bigaity
Bowyer
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Martha Sima
Seventh Street
Sims
Ella Chase
Oldest Capitol Mill resident James H Richards dies at 1117 New Jersey Ave
James H Richards born October 1 1836 in Washington longtime Capitol Mill businessman retire to real estate fifty years ago died Saturday night at his home 1117 New Jersey avenue He held high ranks in Odd Fellows Red Men Grand Army and was head of the Volunteer Firemen’s Association for fifteen years Survived by wife Dion D Richards four sons William J Fulton George Henry and three daughters Adelaide Nellie and Mrs Keith
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James H. Richeras
New Jersey Avenue
Southedat
Capitol Mill
Washington
Nnearly
Order of Red Men
Grand Army
M Kim
Capitol Hui
District National, Guard
Richards
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Dion D. Richards
Wilam J
Fulton
George
Henry
Adelaide
Nellie
Keith
Admiral Rixey Survives Narrow Car Collision in DC
Admiral Presley M. Rixey surgeon general of the navy and his party escaped injury when their surrey was struck by an electric car at Connecticut avenue and L street. The carriage was damaged, the near horse thrown, and the motorman blamed for the crash as the party headed to Alexandria County, Virginia.
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Presley M. Rixey
Genes
Navy
Connecticut Avenue
Li Street
Admiral Rixey
Alexandria County
Question on French bishops siding with government in Pope stance
Father Scully of St. Aloysius church rejected Dr Handoon mextim s claim that most French bishops favored siding with the French government against the Pope s views He added the assertion is publicly known to be by M Shand French minister and cannot be proven by M Briand He voiced surprise at the claim in his Sunday sermon facts limited to a church discussion.
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Dr. Handoon Mextim
Father Scully
St. Aloysius
No wreath on Poe’s grave in Westminster Churchyard
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore reports that on the ninety-eighth anniversary of poet Edgar Allan Poe’s birth no wreath or token was placed at his grave. The piece recalls a 1874 drive by Miss Sara B. Rice and teachers to fund a monument, which yielded a modest shaft after public effort.
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Washington Fes
Baltimore
Jan. C
Edgar Allen Poe
Westminster
Payette
Green Streets
Poe
Sara 8. Rice
Western High School
Weather Bulletin Details Ohio River Flood Stages and Warnings
Weather report from the Department of Agriculture notes river levels and flood stage forecasts along the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Key readings include Parkersburg 4.8 feet above flood stage, Cincinnati 14.9 feet above, Louisville 11.2 feet above, Evansville 95 feet above flood stage, and Paducah 14 feet below flood stage, with many values projected to rise or fall over the next days. Special flood warnings and cold wave advisories cover the region from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast, with winds shifting northwest and temperatures expected to drop, plus a local weather report listing hourly temperatures and humidity.
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Dept of Agriculture
Eurasu
Washington
Ohio River
Parkersburg
Merletta
Cincinnati
Louleville
Madison
Evansvillle
Cairo
Paducah
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Marletta
Cadettabure
Fortsmouth
Maysville
Mount Vernon
Mount Cermel
Peoria
Beardaown
Milnoln
Missisaippi
St Lovie
Neasho
St. Lawrence Valley
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Oreren
Lower
Atlantis Company
Ameen OM Ueel Comey
Cay App
Upper Lake
New England
Tenth Street
Miaéla Atlantic
Atlantis
William B. Orme
Gulf Comstight
Anet
Lake Michigan
Manésy
Grand Banke
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Faror
Ciacusa
Srrest
James McDevitt
Lillian P. Abbé
Rockville
York
Rollo Peter
Nergan
McDavitt
New York City
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Columbia Theater
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Gar
Rixey
Admiral Blames
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M’eim
Fpor
Tharp
Berkeley
Rye
St.n.w
Dera
ALY
Magruder’s
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Conn. Ave
K St
Colonial Wine Co
Op Rhone
Atlantic
Eastport
Jacksonville
Florida
Trust
Louisiana
Texas
PSL Upsilon
Arthur Ai. Tasker
Maryland Ave
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Pennsylvania
GEO. GC
Henning
National
Bafa Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
District of Columbia
16Th Street
Charles E. Nyman
Washington Post Company
Wena Publishing Wee
Seeroo
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C
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John R. McLean
Trestarer
H. ¢. Kidwell
Washington, RD. C
Omes
Asd Bist St “Prome West
Miller
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Peer
Larnshaw & Bro
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Seventh St
Bet. H and T Streets
Closeit Settee
G.A. Muddiman & Co
Aew
R.P. Andrews Paper C O., Incorporated
F Street
N.W
Steinway
Penna. Ave
W. W
Hudson’s New Variety Store
10Th St
Fefich
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Snooni
Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
Cotunny
Feunsylvania Avenue
Campsnr
Neve
Sp. Ap
Boourtttes
Ottes Furniture
Board of Managers
L. Pmierce Boteler
American Security and Trust Company
Uneeda Biscuit
Wale
Bosey
Randle Highlands
Ee Randla Highlands
Dugbat Circle
Trea Automobile
Realty Company
7Th St
la. Ave
Ave. K. W
Fireman’s Insurance Building
Lfe
West End Laundry
Pa. Ave
N. W
Omr
SIS Fay
Enteplohi Walford's
Pennsylvania Averue
Susage
Farn
Christian Xander
Elliston
the Sunday Post
Brehivve
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