Duke of Connaught's Whirlwind Visit to Washington
The Duke of Connaught visits Washington for talks on Greek art at the Press Club and White House events. He is greeted by Ambassador Bryce and President Taft, attends tea, and meets cabinet members. The tour includes a public reception, military escorts, and a rapid departure to New York.
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Duke
Duke OF Connaught
Capital
Taft
Saul Nat Press Club
United States
Pat
Dtu Intebriary
Nod
Canada
Totty
Ptarace Ethur
Gen- Mot Canad
Hryce Gren
Kiakr
Hue
Mielion
New York
May Butt
Porte
Cochere
Gealed
Bryce
Litte
U. 3
Tieut Greble
USA
Lieut Rockwel
Long
U.N
Harrington
McKinney
Matthews
Pratt
Butt
Steen
Hale
Helen Taft
Duke of
Connaught
Aga
Wilte House
Mra Tafta
Tlelen Taft
Miss Taft
Marriet Anderson
White House
Birs Taft
Col Lowther
Mrs Knox
Secretary of the Treasury
Mra
MacVeagh
Wickersham
Naxs
Mra Meyer
Interior
Kirs Wisher
Agriculture
Commerce and Labor
Meser
Col Cosby
Lieut
Timmons
Iso
Mal Folts
Fort Myer
Mai Butt
Bree
Washington Archaeological Institute of America
Molson Bradley
Connecticut Avenue
Charles H Butler
Washington
George H Chase
Harvard University
American Schod
Athens
Bradley
Chase
Asia Minor
Werealiy
International Congress of Americanism
London
Smithsonian Institution
Anthropological Society
Tife
FW Cole
George W Atkinson
Livingston Bayard
Wheateth
Boyce
Fanny
Borce
Mire
Mai Cranston
Washington Society
Cclcmea
Gig Dietriel
Columbia
Mubchapter Li
Lady
Loa
Catibia
Muses Trust
Chal
Echd
Murer
Ismer
Clarence Moore
Askin
Harry Moabaugh
Cecren
Perre
Belrion
Sama
Cow Batson
Brook Gude Paward
J Lambert
Blair
Dewar
Hever
Ron Waler
Washington Hebri
Telior
Arandey
America
Afria
Fragmented OCR of Royal Succession Gossip and Movements
The text outlines a chaotic account of royal figures including Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and various European royals. It references a German throne, military life, and rumored matches, with scattered notes on visits, ships, and travel schedules between New York and Europe, all in a disordered historical garble.
Royal welcome for CGGNNAUGHT amid Washington tribute
The Duke of Cornwall, greeted by Ambassador Bryce and a host of diplomats, arrives at Union Station and proceeds to the British embassy. Guards, crowds, and a martial escort mark the royal visit as he tours the city toward the White House.
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Ty Harris Ewing
Bryce
Maj
Butt
Duke of Connaught
Union Station
Washington
White House
Knox
Slate
Waa
MacVeagh
Secretary of the Treasury
Mre Meyer
the Navy
Mra Wickersham
Mra Tisher
Secretary of the Interior
Mme
Hakametelf
Countess von Bernator
Ambasaador
Mme. Jusserand
McKenna
Justice McKenna
Charles E Hughes
Justica Hughes
Mra Lurton
Justice Lurton
Lester
Leonard Wood Wits
John Hays Hammond
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Champ Clark
Senate
House
John Hays Slammond
George
Duke
Pennsylvania
Col. Lowther
Great Britain
F . Sowerby
D McLachlan
Ari
Maj Archivald Butt
Maj Butt
United States
Brace
Cayal Vialtor
Palite
Tha É
Grant
Robert & Lee
Sherman
Ambasaador Bryce
Chandler Hale
Co. Spencer Cosby
USA
Lieut. Thomens
Uson
Fifteenth Cavalry
Frederick Foltz
N Street
Ambanea
Dor
Voltz
Hale
Col Lowther
Col Cosby
G. Young
Cot McLachlan
Liewt Timmons
A Kerr Clark Kerr
Soxerby
Sixteenth
Duke with Duchess attend opera after railroad ride
The Duke of Connaught rode in the cab of a Pennsylvania Railroad electric locomotive from New Jersey to Manhattan with Col Lowther beside the engineer. He interviewed the engineer during the seven mile Hudson River crossing and showed keen interest in the locomotive mechanism. Later that evening the Duchess and Princess Patricia joined Ambassador and Mrs Whitelaw Reid at the opera.
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Hudson Tunnel
New York
Duke of Conaught
Col Lowther
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Signet
Hudson
New Jersey Meadows
Manhattan Transfer
Duchess of Connaught
Patrica
Whitelaw Reid
Man Jumped 40 Feet Escapes Capture in Disorder Charge
Harry Davis 23 of 705 Fifth Street SE leaped from an embankment between Thirteenth and Fourteenth and L and M Streets SE to a ditch beside railroad tracks while fleeing Officer John Hesse of the Fifth precinct. He was semiconscious when found, taken to Casualty Hospital with a sprained back, and expected to appear in court next morning.
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Harry Davis
John Hesse
Fifth Precinct
Fifth Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
M Streets
Casualty Hospital
Feast of St Paul Conversion Celebration Postponed
The Catholic University of America postponed the feast celebration to Sunday to avoid overlapping with faculty attendance at Cardinal Fairey’s New York reception yesterday. The move aimed to prevent interference with university members’ plans while noting the event’s rescheduling.
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St Paul
Catholic ‘University of America
Cardinal Fairey
New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Triumph Feature
Ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming great victories from a unique blend of over twenty ingredients. Promotes both liquid and Sarsmtabs chocolate tablets for purchase.
Five sue Auto Livery for damages in district court
Five aul[i]s sue the Auto Livery Company for damages totaling 2750 in the District Supreme Court. Plaintiffs include George C Lilleary and Catherine A Lilleary with three children and Zadie G L Flather as a Miztiest school teacher. They allege two taxicabs collided with them in Rock Creek Park injuring several riders. Attorneys William B Ambross, James S Hasby-Smith, and Ralph H Fichardy represent the plaintiffs.
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District Supreme Court
Auto
George C Lilleary
Catherine A Hilleary Tissie
Mary Beatrice Hillear
Francis T Hillearvy
Zadie GL Flather
Mistriet
William B. Ambross
James S Hasby-Smith
Ralph H Ficharty
Prosecution Sought Over Streetcar Heat and Collisions
The Loral Commission sent complaints to the District Attorney alleging Chey and Chase cars were improperly heated and Glen Echo Inc operated cars without tall eights. Two collisions occurred and a motorman died. The commission scheduled a hearing on February 7 at 4 p.m. on the high step question, with other lines noted for inadequate service.
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Loral Commission
District Electric Railway Commission
Jnstrict
Chey, Chase
Glen Echo Inc
Weather Summary for Northeast and Plains Regions
Weather reports indicate unsettled conditions across the Midwest and Northeast with a mix of precipitation. Colder fronts push south and east while western Montana notes some snow and higher elevations see clearer skies. Temperatures range from near 10 to 70 degrees above average in scattered areas.
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Moderaia
Carolna
Gulf Coast
Michigan
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Furepean
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Vibassidor
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Congress of Americanists
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Victoria
Haduke
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Prince Albert
Britsh Miliary Academy
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Ee York
Galt & M Bro
UOT Pa. Ave
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Shepherd
Connecticut Ave
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Five Sue Auto Company
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Georges & Son, Inc
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ST. Julien Duiln HH Family Quality House
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Potomac Electric Power Co
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ABRAW
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