Senators Debate Endorsement Amid White House Clash
A split Senate wrestles with Roosevelt policy amid warnings from Knox Aldrich and Lodge. Republicans seek a unit position while Democrats plan to press Blackburn's pro Roosevelt amendment as strategic politics unfold around Brownsville, tariff, and federal control of corporations.
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Aldrich
Arlington
Seratora
Brownsville
Vas
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
Lodge
Mattial
Housa Mus
Dave
Thg
Tssue
Mr. Roosevelt
Traveler Kirby Charged With Check Forgery At Burdine Hotel
James Kirby, a traveling salesman from Front Royal, is arrested on a warrant alleging he obtained 17 dollars from William Burdine, hotel proprietor, by a check at the Burdine Hotel on Sixth Street NW. Kirby, a guest in August, reportedly cashed two checks, one unpaid. Detectives Horn, Flather, and Hartigan locked him up at the First precinct. arraignment set for Police Court today.
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William F. Burdine
Burdine Hotel
Sixth Street
James
Kirby
Front Royal
Van
Horn
Flather
Hartigan
Burding Hotel
Burdine
Girl Consumes Iodine After Quarrel With Mother
Ola Newton sixteen of 1225 Fourth Street SE drank nearly two ounces of iodine after an argument with her mother yesterday morning. She collapsed at home, found by mother and sister, aided by Patrolman Dulaney and hospital staff. She refused help, asked to die, but was later reported to be expected to recover at Casualty Hospital.
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Ola Newton
Fourth Street
Dulaney
Precious Metals Production in United States for 1905
The Geologic Survey reports total gold and silver output in 1905 reached 60,257.92 fine ounces valued at 12,? million. Gold production totaled 4,265,742 fine ounces worth 88,280,700 dollars, up 1,718.80 dollars from 1904. Silver production was 56,101,000 fine ounces valued at 3,221,978 dollars, a drop of 1,581,210 ounces from the previous year.
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United States
Henry Bowie in Jail Over Fatal Posey Shooting
Maryland authorities charge Henry Bowie and his mother Mollie Bowie with murdering Hubert Posey an employee at Indian Head proving grounds after Posey refused to marry Bowie's sister Sis Bowie The Bowies claim unwritten law and family defense pending grand jury action as Posey brothers condemn the killing and rush to aid their brother's body home for burial.
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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
Maryland Avenue Southwest
Priscilla Bowie
Vunuyay Veo
Young Posey
Augustue Posey
Augustus Poser
Mia
Henry
Matihwoman Creek
Clayton
Robert
Dense Fog Shields Washington Robberies and Assaults
Police blame heavy fog for a spate of robberies and assaults Saturday night and Sunday morning. Victims include Mrs. Helen Thompson and Miss Thiel Deale, with suspects identified by scattered clues such as a hat and a description of a white man or a negro. Several arrests followed, and one suspect was released after victims could not identify him. Casualties include George Alsop and Robert McPatten, both bruised, with others held up or robbed at various city intersections and stores, including Oppenheimer and Ney.
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Washington
Anl
Helen Thompson
Seventh Street
Eleventh
E Streets
James Williams
Snipe Williams
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 Urges American Wives Tale
In New York Viscount Aoki reportedly urged Japanese residents to marry American women, especially wealthy daughters. He refused to confirm the report, saying it was a private meeting not for publication. The cable generated wide debate in Japan and Europe about government influence and national debt.
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United States
Viscount Agki
New York
Japan
Europe
England
Viscount Aoki
Post
Tate
Tokyo
Mikado
Aoki
Count Hatzfeldt
Drowning Escape Near Potomac Bathing Beach
Robert L. Petross, 21, of 1713 K Street NW, nearly drowned after a canoe capsized in the Potomac tidal basin near the bathing beach. He could not swim and was rescued by friends in a launch, taken to Emergency Hospital unconscious but expected to leave today after hours of treatment for exhaustion and exposure.
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Potomac
Robert L. Petross
K Street
Hia
Petross
Athens Olympic Travelogue Captivates Columbia Audience
Burton Holmes presented The amphitheater crowds and events from Athens via stereopticon at the Columbia theater last evening. The travelogue drew world interest, with scenes of antiquity including a night Parthenon, and audience cheers at American victories. The lecture repeats this afternoon and resumes Tuesday with Beautiful Ireland.
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Mfc
Athens
Columbia
Burton Holmes
Holmes
Bowyer Charged With Bigamy After Baltimore Arrest
Jesse Bowyer a thirty four year old Black man and former retail clerk was arrested in Baltimore by Detectives Hoge and Joans on a bigamy charge. He allegedly battered his second wife in a Pikesville Maryland shack and faces arraignment after transport to this city. His first wife Ella Chase reportedly deserted him ten years ago in Baltimore. The Sims family aided the investigation leading to Bowyer’s arrest and the woman was taken to a local physician.
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Jesse Bowyer
Baltimore
Hoge
Joans
Bigaity
Bowyer
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Martha Sima
Seventh Street
Sims
Ella Chase
Old Resident James H Richards Dies at Capitol Mill Home
James H Richards longtime Capitol Mill resident born October 1 1836 in Washington died in his chair at home 1117 New Jersey Avenue South Dakota? details. He led brick business for forty years then focused on real estate. Active in Odd Fellows Red Men Grand Army and Volunteer Firemen’s Association president. Survived by wife Dion D Richards four sons William 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 Car Collision With Electric Car
Admiral Presley M. Rixey narrowly escaped severe injury when his survey carriage was struck by an electric car at Connecticut Avenue and L Street. The carriage was damaged and one horse thrown. no one seriously hurt. The motorman was blamed for speeding and faulty handling.
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Presley M. Rixey
Genes
Navy
Connecticut Avenue
Li Street
Admiral Rixey
Alexandria County
Question on French bishops and Pope stance sparks sermon debate
In a Sunday sermon Father Scully of St. Aloysius denounced Dr Handoon mextim's claim that most French bishops sided with the government on cultural aspects against the Pope. He named M Shand as the author of the statement and said M Briand could not prove its truth.
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Dr. Handoon Mextim
Father Scully
St. Aloysius
No wreath on Poe grave marked his birth date in Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post reports a visit to Edgar Allan Poe’s grave in Westminster Churchyard shows no wreath or token to mark the ninety eighth anniversary of his birth. The 1879 effort began after Poe’s death, led by Sara S. Rice and Western High School teachers, and funded a modest public monument.
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Washington Fes
Baltimore
Jan. C
Edgar Allen Poe
Westminster
Payette
Green Streets
Poe
Sara 8. Rice
Western High School
Weather conditions and river stages across Ohio River region
Special River Bulletin reports stage readings along the Ohio River with crest forecasts for Monday. City levels include Parkersburg 596 feet and 40.5 foot crest, Cincinnati 61.9 feet, Louisville 99.2 feet, Evansville 44.6 feet, Cairo 44 feet, Paducah 44 feet, and more. Warnings issued for rising stages on the Wabash and Mississippi rivers. cold wave likely Monday across the Midwest and Great Lakes. local forecast notes warmer temps and high pressure dominating the region. stockholder meeting notice included for Atlantic company with meeting date and location.
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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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North Dakota
Augusins
Wens Losey
Bywatere
Culpeper
M. N. Hekimian & Co
Sis. N. W
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Faror
Ciacusa
James McDevitt
Lillian P. Abbé
Rockville
York
Rollo Peter
Nergan
McDavitt
New York City
Peter
Columbia Theater
James H. Richards
Gar
Rixey
Admiral Blames
Answers DR
M’eim
Fpor
Tharp
Berkeley
Rye
St.n.w
Dera
ALY
Magruder’s
Miss Martin
Conn. Ave
K St
Colonial Wine Co
Op Rhone
Atlantic
Eastport
Jacksonville
Florida
Trust
Louisiana
Texas
PSL Upsilon
Arthur Ai. Tasker
Maryland Ave
Weehington Safe Deposit Company (Inc
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
John F. Wileing
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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Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Bet. H and T Streets
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
Brlhive
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