Rouvier's Programme Approved by Paris Cabinet
Paris jan 27 premier Rouvier submitted his policy declaration to parliament after a formal Elysee council chaired by president Loubet The plan follows Combes with income tax church state separation workers pensions and reduced military service length It condemns army officer secret reports linked to Combes downfall and outlines forthcoming government work including marriage and death notices.
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Paris
Rouvier
Elysee Palace
Loubet
Premier Combes
Lves
Combes
Cab
LICENSED TO MARRY ISAG JUUNG AND LOTTE FISHER
Licensed to marry Isag Juung and Lotte Fisher of Linden on Thursday January 26 1903 at 9 PM at the home of the bridegroom. Also notes on other obituaries weddings and notices with dates in January 1905 and earlier.
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Isag
Juung
Lotte Fisher
Linden
Teeorge
Vollard
Grace
Hary Mechun
Nota Michen
R Vist Golasmich
Helen Cohen
Attu
UW Leng
Helen Ligyd
Baltimend
Charles HO Reno
Meien C T Wauptmanga
Health Office Record Injured and Elderly Listed by Address
Health office record lists residents with ages from 2 months to 103 years, including Mary Hervy Brown 69, Horence Hihafer 30, Moselia Parkes 2 months, and others at addresses such as 12th St NE 223, 327 Islam 835 spars, 698 NY Claege, 900 French St NW, 1224 30th Ave NW, and 1437 Staughton St. Entries mix ages, names, and partial street data, reflecting a dated registry.
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Lle Coats
Edward Samuel Harogensis
Edwin
French St Nw
Horence Hihafer
Seaton St
Albert Cook
Piene St
Moselia Parkes
Sith St Nw
Bien Elizabeth Fens
Rebben
Covington
Eaward McKinney
Walter D Wulan
Staughton
France Charts Moderation in New Cabinet Policy
Parliament reacts to Rou vier policy program with mixed tone in Chamber of Deputies as debates over church and state separation and income tax unfold. Dismissals of officers and secret reports are defended. Vatican views the stance as milder toward religious groups and hints Catholics may support moderate majority in elections.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Rouvier
M. Doumer
M. Rovuvier
Combes
M. Berteaux
M. Delcasse
Vatican
Rome
Rouvier
France
Italy
Bust of Kaiser William Presented in St Louis Ceremony
A crowd at the Mercantile Club witnessed the bronze bust of Emperor William I, former German head, presented by Imperial Commissioner Sewald. David R. Francis accepted on behalf of the city, praising the emperor's peace aims as Pierre Chouteau opened the St. Louis Public Museum custody.
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St. Louis
St Louisans
Mercantile Club
Wiliam I
Theodor Lewald
Rolla Wells
Pierre Chouteau
Weil
Sewald
Liedeikranz Society
Die Wacht Am Rhein
Iow
David R. Francis
St. Loui Public Museum
Prince Eitel S Condition Shows Little Change
Paris Exposition for 1920 and other items follow. The Berlin bulletin notes Prince Eitel’s lung unaffected on right, left upper lobe disease progressing, coughing moderate, temperature rising after 7 pm. The Empress tended him all day. Emperor walked at Sans Souci with Crown Prince. Paris committee proposes 1920 universal exposition to mark French republic.
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Berlin
Prince Eitel
Emperor
Potsdam
Sans Souci Park
Crown Prince
Frederick William
TISZA'S DEFEAT SWEEPING IN VIENNA ELECTIONS
Vienna reports show the government’s defeat is larger than initially thought as Liberal strength declines after 1867’s ausgleich. Premier Tisza plans to resign with his cabinet after the final polling day. Francis Kossuth claims confidence. Count Albert Apponyi refrains from commitment. The outcome will affect the dual monarchy’s army and commerce.
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Vienna
Budapest
Tisza
Austria
Hungary
Francis Kossuth
Albert Apponyi
World’s Biggest Diamond Found Near Pretoria
The largest diamond ever discovered was found near Pretoria in Transvaal on January 27. The 3,082 karat pure white stone is valued at 3.5 to 4 million dollars, igniting intense excitement in Johannesburg and Pretoria.
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Pretoria
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Evidence Against Evans in Schaefer Murder Prelim Hearing
In Bedford Indiana on January 27 Frank Evans and Elmer Browning faced a preliminary hearing for the murder of Sarah Schaefer. Testimony claimed Evans feared rumors connecting him to the crime and sought exonerating statements. Neighbors testified to Evans’s unusual behavior and recent moustache shaving amid discussions of the case.
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Bedford
Ind
Frank Evans
Elmer Browning
Sarah Schaefer
H P
Pierson
Evans
Schaefer
Charles Gresham
Greshams
Tnig
Hettie Dorsey
Deaths and notices from across the nation
A series of obituaries notes the deaths of John M. Hall former NYNH&H president at sixty three and heart trouble. Gen Christian T Christensen Brooklyn banker aged seventy three. Col James B Simpson Confederate veteran and Texas editor died from a runaway injury. Horace H Cady former Commercial Travelers president died in Webster mass aged sixty nine. John W Watkins involved in a lodging dispute detained for observation at Washington Asylum Hospital.
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New Haven, Conn
John M. Hall
New York, Wnew Haven and Wartford Railroad Company
Hart
Superior Court of
Connecticut
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Railroad
New York
Christian T. Christensen
Brooklyn
Copenhagen
Denmark
Christensen
Nevada Bank
San Francisco
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Brooklyn Trust Company
Dallas
Tex
James B. Simpson
Texas
Webster, Mass
Horace H. Cady
Cady, Iverson & Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Commercial Travelers’ Association of the United
Fever on the Isthmus Cleaning Up the Whole City
A detailed report to Rear Admiral Walker from Gov. Davis of the Canal Zone describes a citywide fumigation campaign in Panama to curb yellow fever. Since government control began, only three deaths have occurred and MosquitoExtermination efforts aim to destroy disease vectors within a month. Colon remains far filthier, delaying any hopes for rapid improvement.
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Panama
Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Gov. Davis
Canal Zone
Aucon
United States
Boston
Davis
Gorgas
Colon
Motions for a new trial in Hamilton murder case
Motions argued before Justice Gould in Criminal Court 2 seeking a new trial and arrest of judgment for William Walter Jlamillion, convicted of first degree murder. Defense claims noncompliance with 1033 Revised Statutes regarding juror and witness lists. government contends statute not in force. Judgment forthcoming next Friday.
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Hamilton
United States
William Walter Jlamillion
Gould
Tlrough
Ley H. David
Busby- Smith
Washington Symphony Faces Fading Support After Low Attendance
The Washington Symphony Orchestra cancelled next month’s fourth concert due to financial troubles, drawing a small audience and noting a 3 percent drop in attendance versus last year. Directors blame weak public patronage, while the program featured Beethoven’s Seventh and pianist Thomas Evans Greene with the ballad Adelaide.
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Washington Symphony Orchestra
Washington
Board of Directors
Beethoven
Thomas Evans Greene
Adelaide
Evans
Testimonial to Mr Bulkley at Columbia Theater
A testimonial for Barry Bulkley preceded his Yellowstone Park lecture tour at Columbia Theater. The program featured Edwin Hay, Cibelli and partners, Champagne Dancers, and Violet Warmer Pearson. illness and death noted for Dr B Cory, aged 85, with a funeral planned at Lee's on Sunday. Annapolis reports include the Naval Academy German night with Midshipman John London and Miss Marion Ayres hosting a class event with changes in costumes.
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Barry Bulkley
Columbia Theater
Edwin BH Hay
Lodge of Elks
Venice
EE Cibelli
S. Sciarretti
A Cibelli
Chase
Champagne Dancers
Silver Sbopper
Macfarland
Bulkley
Yellowstone Park
Federal Building
Courley
Alfred J Storer
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Academy Armory
Uncle Sam's Navy
John J. London
Marion Ayres
Philadelphia
Jury trial sought after petit larceny case clean
Joseph iWorker pleaded not guilty to petit larceny and carrying a deadly weapon in police court. Judge Kim set bond at 3600 and continued the case. Worker, arrested for allegedly stealing 11 dollars from a hotel drug store safe, was found with a large penknife and dirk blade upon search.
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Joseph iWorker
Kim
National Hotel
Sixth Precinct
Forker
Vassar Alumnae Banquet Largest Outside New York City
The Vassar Society banquet at Rauscher’s drew a broad national turnout as the largest alumnae gathering held outside New York City. Dr James M Taylor, Robert Young O’Brien, and Col Arthur Wagner spoke. A morning business meeting and an afternoon reception at 1864 Wyoming avenue followed, with dozens of alumnae listed among attendees and honorees.
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New York City
Vassar Alumnae Society
Rauscher’s
Vassar
New York
James M. Taylor
Robert Young O’brien
Arthur Wagner
U.S. A
White House
Dr. Taylor
Walter Harvey
Rochambeau
Harriet Richardson
Wyoming Avenue
Ida Howgate
Mesdames
B. Hedrick
W. A. de Caundry
E. R. Lewis
C. C. Darwin
Vassar Alumnae
T. W. Sidwell
H. B Hearick
Lucy Madetta
James M Taylor
Alice Fletcher
H. D. Walbridge
T. Cole
L . Swarmstedt
F. Bright
Godfrey
T W. Sidwell
Col
Bert C. Fuller
Frederick Hart
Sarah Hartwell
Mabel L. Hastings
George Helden
Ro Hensy Holme
Harriet FP Holmes
Misa
Harriet M Jencher
Emly John Misa
Emma L Johnson
J Q@ A Johnson
Elizabeth Joyner
Milton Albert Litiluse
Edith Somenlie Merritt
Miga
Bertha Vo Merrick
Mrg C JD Morgan
Ruth Moser
Margaret Moser
Regma V Moser
Emma L. Mett
Jane Robb Murdock
C H. Parsons
Sarah Phillips
Aucoinette Rehmann
Tsabetle A Holmer
A. Reimer
Rosamond Roberts
Lera G Roth
Georg B
Kei Mra HC
Elizabet D. Storer
Mery H Temple
Misa Ada Thuron
Misa Jt V Turner
Hi. Tuttle
Anna Seeley Tuttle
Underwood
Gertrude H Vanninckle
Gertrude Ho Walsh
Mary Virginia Washburn
Tua West
Helen Vived
Nannie Ward
Abigal
Keith Worceset
Mus
Grace
Nannie G. Hume
Walter H Weed
David G Ades
Maas Messer
Brice Moses Wiss Eunice Qberly
Vics
Rose Palker
Stawell Wine & Seherer
William Steele
Vrs
H. Tussee
Anna S. Tussee
T W Aldrich
Carrie da Buls
Margaret Gage
Mary Sherwood
Jas Josephine Hemenway
David E Hutcheson
Hod Walbridge
Firth Baptist Church
Bruner
Banquet plans and notable guests for G A R Potomac Dept
Arrangements for the annual G A R Potomac Department banquet at the New Willard on February 8 during encampment proceed. Gen Samuel Burdette heads the committee. Gen Llewellyn Estes chairs invitations. Expected attendance ranges 300 to 400 with high-profile invitees including Chafee, Dewey, Miles, Frye, Hemenway, Allison, Alger, Cannon, Cabinet members.
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Department of the Potomac
New Willard
Samuel
Burdette
Llewellyn G Estes
Chaffee
Dewey
Miles
Frye
Hemenway
Allison
Alger
Cannon
W. W Blackmar
John C. Black
Died En Route to Hospital In Virginia
William Sworde seventy at Brigkhaven Virginia died yesterday afternoon while being carted in his wagon to Providence Hospital for pneumonia treatment. The body was sent to the morgue and his son John Sworde of Baltimore was notified. Dickinson Hearing Postponed In Po lice Court Mrs Earle Dickinson arrested on a charge of obtaining 375 by false pretenses had hearing delayed again Judge Kimball set next Monday for evidence.
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Wam
Lcte
Comi
Kingsbury
Redlands
Cal
Henry Judson Kingsbury
Francis H Ringsburs
East Orange
Rirby
Hanors
William Wirby
Quill Punerai
St Dominic's
Marv
William Luyve
Holy Trinity Church
Vth
GO Street
Mandas
Miivace
Providence Hospital
Arthur Simon Bodyarin
Tis
North Capitol Street
Smssi
Emily J Spice
Glenwood
Baltimore
Publc
M. Wainer
Muss Schaefer
William Tarr
Evans
Charles King
John King
Stone Mill
John W. Watkins
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Street
Washington Asylum
John F. Gibson
Mr. Bradford
National Lodge
Glenwood Cemetery
Thomas Young
Frank H Thomas
Charley W. Otis
George Gibson
Small and Perry
GA. R
Masonic Quartet
Messrs. Turpin
Kaiser
Washington
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
George J. Buttner
South Baltimore Steel Car and Foundry Company
Superior Court
Baltimore City
Thomas G. Hayes
Vernon Cook
Appellee
Frank A. Bengal
George W. Yellett
Baltimore County
Circuit Court
Redmond C. Stewart
John I Donaldson
Osborne J. YeHott
William 8. Bryan, Jr
Appellees
Easton
Washington Post
Cumberland
Frederick Taston
Lorenzo Kine
Haserstown
Jackson
Edward Jackson
Scott
Esterday
Pugh
Jackson Jackson
William Sworde
Brigkhaven
John Sworde
Dickinson
Earle Dickinson
Kimball
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Delcasse
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Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Frifrago
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Ava
Commondious Chapel
Siodern
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Joseph Gawler
Pa Ave
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
John R. Wright
Tenth Street
North 47
George P. Zurhorst
Ayn Salmer
Inet
Regnicourt
Legion of Honor
Gen
Peigne
Superior Council of War
Morocco
Kaiser William
City of
Francis
Commerce Committee
Pars
Swenson
Satoli
Cardinal Satolli
Free Traders
London
The
North
Dorset
Yesterge Ee Ee
Agnew
PF. GQ
aAfite
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Watkins
Toxaos
Tokalon Sion
Maia
Jones
Jesse Jones
Weather Bureau
T C Taylor
Maryland Court of Appeals
Hagerstown
Marle
H. Brewer
Edward E. , Brewer
Barnwell
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MR. Bulkley
B. F. Cory
Dr. B. Cory
A. J. Cory
Akoma Park
Cincinnati
Deceasert
Cowdersport
Bradford County
Eleventh District
John Morgan
Lee
Alexander Kent
People’s Church
Ottonia
Trieste
Imume
Palmera
Glasgow
Cretic
Genoa
Naples
Sanfe
Liverpool
Koenigen Lutse
E Sellly
Havre
Aarrived
Adelbert
Fiume
Pannonia
St. Michaels
Deutschland
Fagasi
Kenig Albert
Gibraltar
Neckar
Pring
Vassar Society
Mary T. Smith
Mary T Smith
William Henry Smith
House of Representatives
St. Aloysius’ Church
Father McCarthy
Father Keller
Father Dooley
Father Griffith
St. Suguatine’s Church
J.F. N. Wilkinson
C. A. Fleetwood
R. W .Tompkins
James Harris
H D. Pryor
William Beckett
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Grave
A.collins
B. H. Stinemetz & Son Co., Hatters and Furriers
Twelfth Streets
Paave Inc
Debt Commission
West Virginia
Charleston
W Va
Gov. White
Virginia Debt Commission
Niance Committee
Col. Burton
Commission
Mesera Anderson
Harrison
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
7Th and
D Sts
George E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Tharp
St. N.W
the Sunday Post
Beauty
Berryman
Tales of
Parliament
Toby
M. P.” Illustrated
Clarence L. Cullen
Harry Furniss
McKinley
Society, Music, and the Stage
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