Alarmed by Famine Reports Influence on Foreign Interests
A fragmented report warns famine conditions will affect foreign political and commercial interests. Ambassador Rodgers to Shankial details potential consequences, including food shortages worsening unrest in China and near futures of famine relief funding by the United States.
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James Te
Rodgers
Zangzan
Shanghai
Markuders
Seebery Prociliners
Dane Bey
Che
Yise
Chathee Putin
Ted
Mduneheda
Wortley
China
Relgars
Wee
Bern
Linmoutia
Nevensky
Simi
Famine Crisis Looms in Shanghai District Reportedly Spurs Relief
The article describes a severe famine threatening the Shanghai area including Tientsin and Nanking corridors, with calls for urgent aid. It cites reports of famine severity rivaling the 1878 disaster, notes local officials unable to fully cope, and mentions U.S. consul concerns and relief efforts led by foreign volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives Qweva
Thornweil Haynes
Nanking
State Department
Nenlang
Geulnrey
Die
Citizens Thank Senators For Street Railway Amendment
The North Capitol Eckinston Citizens Association adopted a resolution thanking Senator Carter for introducing the amendment to extend Capital Traction line from Seventh Street NW along Morlin Avenue to Eighth Street NE then south on Hreuth Street to Pennsylvania Avenue SE, connecting with the existing north south line to the Navy Yard. They also thanked Senator Burkett for reintroducing the amendment and extending from the man Station to join the Eighth Street NE extension. The group urged Representatives and Senators to support the amendments while a committee urged passage and noted the impact on District welfare. A resolution sought to notify the District Commissioners and to honor Senator James McMillan by naming a park in his name.
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North Capitol
Eckinston Citizens’ Association
Carter
Sunaty
Capital Traction Company
Seventh Street
Morlin
Burkett
Ain
Man Station
F Street
Eighth Street
A. R. Herven
Jie
Michigan
Ames McMillan
Knigan
McMillan Park
Episcopal Cathedral Plans Discussed At Highlands Meeting
Churchmen discussed a proposed Episcopal cathedral project, with Henry Vaughn of Dos tan and old Genego Boley in England among speakers. The gathering covered Gothic design ideas, cathedral governance, and American adaptation of English models, followed by a luncheon after adjournment.
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Highlands
Poopel Church
Henry Vaughn
Dos
Robert Gardiner
Tin Trratkerhogt
St. Andrew
Minstrels Make Hit at Calvary Baptist Church Parlor
A lively minstrel program last night at Calvary Baptist Church attracted many women friends and a large crowd. Performers included Geisinger, Williams, Parmer, Lampoon, Foster, Dashiell, Watkins, Carew, and Seigield among others. Tabba Tebfurd served as committee chair.
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Cork
Wiliam Carew
L. C. 3Uller
Hism
House
George G. Seigeid
Taba S. Tebfurd
Entertainment ‘Committee
Relatives Named Pallbearers in Obituary Fragment
Morning at Reck Creys Crinctery notes pallbearers for St. Demy Catholin chare n fez Iliarh Die Spahowing Plalives listed as Jobreen Carne'tus le S. Johnsen WY ANTS Tonaso and others.
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St. Demy
Catholin Charen
Fez
Pillay ‘Y Jobreen
S. Johnsen
Ant Wyants
Tonaso
Funeral for Andrew Collen Set for Today at Residence
The funeral cortege for Andrew Collen leaves the family residence on Tenth Street Northwest this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dr Colton has lived in the District three years. The event honors a man who helped found and lead local groups and left two grandchildren. A lecture on industrial conditions is also noted with Helen Boswell and Miss Ali among speakers at the Galra venue.
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Andrew Collen
Ince
Tenth Street
Colton Lad Heen
Ann
Cotta Topoliti
B.C
Masons Tar
Helen Loic Boswell
Witt
Galra
Alie
Rites for Alger Delegation at Senator Alger Funeral
A soldierly funeral for the late United States Senator Ruswell Alger drew a large crowd in Detroit. Delegations from Congress and Michigan honored the statesman as military honors marked the procession and a Grand Army ritual at Elmwood Cemetery. The 7th United States Infantry led the escort and the service featured hymns, prayers, and a benediction.
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Detroi
Mich
United States
Ruswell
Terre En Haa
de Baz
Henrae
Gen. Alger
Mausolleum Bonadores Clereyt Soldier's Vomradius
Lowar
Saytne
Grand Army of the Republic
Lease of Mineral Lands Promises Fair Rent Without Discrimination
A senate measure on lease of public deposits of mingrels oil and coal seeks non discrimination in rental terms. President and administration favor quick passage and the bill, with input from forester and justice officials, aims to prevent collusion and forfeit rights if terms are violated. The proposal mirrors a prior lands bill passed last year and moved forward by key officials.
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Welson
Senate
la Tellette
White House
Ma. Nelson
Gifford Thuuot
Desarument of Agriculture
Departmentt of Justice
Nelson
Ant
Thade
Wwes
Ay Sponmey
Tieione
Steefe
International printers notified on assessment reduction
The International Executive Council reduced assessments for member unions amid reorganization. Officials indicate the Latin League and Columbia Union faced changes with some members expelled or adjusted dues, while others saw low participation and uncertain membership.
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Ayiin
Pardon Sought for Capt Captain on McNeils Island
The pardon request centers on Captain Gosby sentenced at McNeils Island Wytsa. Delegates from Alaska and Drunes Qwitter travel to May Tangworth to present arguments for clemency. The case involves a war era context and the potential reduction of a long sentence.
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Capt
Gosby
Parton
Cap Pail
Tangworth
Directors Elected for United States Trust Company Board
The incorporators of the United States Trust Company named twenty five directors for the initial board. The election, held at 715 Fourteenth Street, includes James M. Baker Joseph F. Birch Joseph H. Bradley and others from banking real estate and professional fields. Officers will be chosen soon with two already named Daniel N. Morgen and Richard E. Claughton. A pending subscription stack and site announcement are expected in coming days.
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Tit
United States Trust Company
Washington
71S Fourteenth Street
Organiza Manater
James MM. Baker
Ubrerian
Shures Senate
Joseph F. Birch
Joseph TI. Bradley
Cohanbia Land Dredging Company
Tenal
The
United Stated
Trestex OM. Rixey
United States Navy
Wardman
S. A. Winter
M. A. Winter
Hus Company
Richard E. Claughton
Commercial National
Hank
Hat
Fragmented City Figures in Unreadable Hotel Page
A garbled OCR list shows many names and places across cities like New York, Boston, and Chicago, including individuals such as George Anglegate, John U Neill, and H W Burkey, with scattered references to hotels, streets, and regions. The text resembles a long, damaged directory or hotel guest roster, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
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New York City
George S. Anglegate
Yrs. S. Vietshaene
Mes
John A. U'Nei
H. de Bayar
Leal Shaen
Hebei B. Teliver
Aether Kosmingy
Jealetygl
Boa Se Hy Weracl
Vince AS the Travis
Sa‘innl
H.W. Burkey
Jone Iss
Gamund WW. Ryad
de de’ Morn Greran
Dane Gropan
Menhee
St Saar
Brame Wellbacher
H. A. Hawkins
James de BleAtuer
Jali AL Batnigs Tague
Ark Mare Whar
Tor
Smilshy
Khor Hens P
Sam- Weayn Wile
Kate Jubpstim
Mise Mary V
Tumplton
Dara
Pemplecont
I M
Ysumsfran
Act Lunan
Ewer Athe Lele
But
Eseon
Sage
Gene Cardial
Hares
We OW
Qalatsy
George Boyce
Fo 'Taup
Charles Ty Metts Haust
Mott
P 'Mort
Aiteds
Marema
Beart
Slaones
VS Powaver
Me Ae Te Yan
Giorge F. Mavens
AL Spanier
Adelbert Moes Romer Barwon
Ean
Daud Dy See
Hem
Meo
Te Monger
Whlbindus Walter
Runge Me Wirkuranan
George C
Finsner
Jimox
Wits
Vara
Seed
Tron
New Wyland
Langston
Ana Sito
Sel R
Owens
Aira
Ialuay
Leon
Oratin
Narionut
Breiger
Hebbel
Shuretim
Bo Sanat Louenios
Reigint
Tengen Bland
Frederek Himeracarten
Mew
Witwich
Deames
Khor
Mi Nid
Jersey
Howard Qtr
Newark
Raleih
C. Vallind
Parsihyyte
Kaogitir
Prat Ron
Ory Honns
Murritown
Loughton
Jteypmrty Po
Mredetad Wester
St Jain
Mr. Bedfern
Gomber
Letratin
Toha J. Musi
Ida Mow Boog
Guy May Windmirth
Welleste Mensroggen
C.D. Welswink
Nexietea New WN
Jennsvinaniagay
Mel'nteldme
Qreenettiey T. Whizan, Jr
Gaaven
Pat's
Ntl
Snyver
Hargtewurg
Ote
Kira
Gearsch
Navy Itty
Se Dumm
J. i Spa Heou
Hiitol Meteo
Lal
Nartwith
Mel
Wax T. Reler
Pales Regnant
Pf Santerd
Lengnyiite
Arly
A. Denen
Parte
Aetingtin
Vines Lon
Cerevitte
Thaleleh
Poot Reval
Fragmented OCR notice about laundry service unreliable
Incoherent text mentions a laundry service with promises of pickup and delivery. Claims of damaged clothes and refunds appear, with scattered terms like Yale war and Gall Heetroumlien. Overall, the fragment outlines dissatisfaction and skepticism toward the laundry provider.
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Evershodr
Pastor Butler Honored At 81st Birthday Reception
Rev Dr John George Butler long served as Dutcher Memorial Church pastor and Civil War chaplain. Despite two weeks of illness he attended a small church reception praising his work, receiving a handsome chair as a token of appreciation. The event featured speeches by Nicholas Nelson, Alexander Scott, and legislators from Minnesota and Obie, plus musical performances by Miss Mabel Littimer and others.
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John George Butler
Dutcher Memorial Church
Homor
Butler
H. B. F. Macfarlay
Lucius Randolph
Dr. Butler
Alexander Scott
Buttler
Misa Gena
Lerch
Philip Pollard
Neteon
Minnesota
Webber
Obie
Mabel Littimer
Blanche Young
Lucius F Randolph
Inn
James Hicks
Henry Hall
Nellie B. Welser
Cliva Crack Barclay
Bng
Plano
Buller
Dr. Haller
Cumberland
John, Geanze Butler
Kither
Pennsylyinia College
Gettyspurge
Theoloveal
St. Paul's
Sravd
Maxyledd
Bi Fibania Restonkain
Yngir
Valdiera
Alexandeia
Waallington
Farriaburg
Warndad
Wash
St Ann's
Union Siete
Seminary Hospital
Gaetzcown
Cliffbourne Fospital
Washington Hershes
Lincoln
House of Representttives
Senate
Sir Paul's
Rain Place Memorial Church
Dr. Lutiet
St Paul's
Entler
Ggowerd
Hay Beer
Mathere
Nis
Mtv
Walter
Plien Kikex
Alentic
Be. Butler
A. Eliasheth Buusgher
We Kb
Gautier
Ts Phyan
Chace
Lutheran Pree Defirmary
Io Ban
Wye
Andi Lew
Ut Luter
Jay Keller Memorial Dutieran Church
I Lasily
Olle Oo
A. Polkinnorn
Social and Personal Notes on Elite Figures and London Show Plans
Mrs. Gurah Conklin, once wealthy, now destitute, aims to survive by theatrical posters while her former husband William L. Conklin, a once influential Mount Vernon and New Rochelle figure, died penniless in New York after a career at law and politics. The piece also details European horse show plans for the Newport stable owner and several social figures attending a Cabinet dinner hosted by Mrs. Bonaparte and Attorney General, with President Roosevelt present, highlighting society’s sport and fashion milieu.
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Gurah Conklin
Dutchess County
Conklin
Mount Vernon
Mew Rochelle
Portchester
Larchmont
Jehu Crennan
C. Oliver Iselin
Fiske
New Rochells
Conklie
New York
Wis
East Pernly Sixth Street
City Hospital
Blackwells Island
Copion
Newport
England
Great International Horse Blind
London
Olympia
Madison Squire Garden
Edgware
Miles
Doa
United Kingdom
Feten
Vanderbilt
Oly i
Edward
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Amnor
Roosevelt Lohkett
Lodge
Nox
Jace
James Pinchot
Hey Noxon
Renuma
Gems Point
Benator
Mra
Lecture for Choir Fund at Christ Church Georgetown
A damaged OCR item notes a lecture for a choir fund under Christ Church Georgetown. W R Warner, former pastor, spoke in the church chapel last evening about a journey to Scotland. The imperfect text hints at a talk with paraphrased religious themes and a staged sketch.
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Christ Church
Georgetown
Lund
Tete
Warner
Petor
Shayes
SS Michael and al Angels
Turner
Kate Burns
Henry E. Klotz Buried by Local Delegation
Delegation from the Oliest Inhabitants Association attends the funeral Monday at his residence. Names listed include Charles Cotti Dani Pee Tah ere Tatty Louis Faber Tom Miter Will ya Roberts He Siuifert and Oscar L. oT scr.
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Oliest
Diet Laut Mulday
Eaptacopha Install Officers byward Berry Canelavel
In a frayed text the installation of officers is described with names such as Berry, Gibbs, Dwyer, and Ogle. The passage references a district deputy supreme archon ML H. Berry and associates in ceremonial roles.
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Eaptacopha
Byward
Berry Canelavel
Taat Ntsht
Spall
W. Begner
A Mannvihl
E. H. Gibbs
TE. Dwyer
K. Ogle
Tradicer
Te FF. Tech
Humrickhouse
Ingraliing
Supreme Archon
H. Berry
Geppty Supreme Archon FC
Jemsie Washington
Pondaell Selectiong
Boft GH
Omega Oil Promised Quick Relief for Cold Sore Throat
An ad advises readers that internal remedies won’t cure chest pains or throat trouble and urges rubbing Omega Oil on the throat and chest for fast relief, claiming Nature made this oil for this purpose.
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Nature
Oriental charity ball scene described with Asian guests and lavish costumes
A fragmented account portrays a New York charity ball with Japanese and Chinese guests in elaborate attire. Details mention coral sprays, lanterns, and attire of matrons, servants, and guests, all amid a bustling reception with social expectations and possible royal echoes for a future society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
Gary Coomaketis
Rovert Colarean Drayton
Ward Dale Tatand
Peace Trustees Convene Amid Government Reorganization
The meeting occurred yesterday at 30 Plain Street in the Department of Commerce and Labor complex. Chief Justice Fuller and others discussed permanent reorganization of the board, with votes reported and future actions planned, including possible congressional assent.
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Roonevrs
Hriac Gavniaiins
Tninetset
Itace Strats
Department of Commerce and Labor
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Se Wilson
Joepsrougak Bughitt
Sartiy
Ars of
Americz
Old-Time Builder Dies at 62 in West Church Street
Obituary notes Willan J. Williar aged sixty two, long local builder on West Church Street, passing after years of service. Survived by daughters Miss Mew and Mrs Margeren Leavy, with references to family and local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan J. Wiliaer
Nurch
West
Willaats
Margeren Leavy
Witew
Iiliath
Pt Dever
National Food Law Guarantee No 2041
A notice references the National Food Law and Guarantee No 2041 detailing regulatory or compliance actions. It outlines authority and potential requirements or deadlines affecting involved parties. The fragment suggests an official measure or assessment tied to food safety or labeling standards.
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Tre National
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Swanshel
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White Mr. Rodgers
de Stein
Celindty
Tobe
Janepy
Tibet
Bishop Satterlie
Eiffice
Minstrels
Darktown Club
Vaughn Claga
J. Basinson Johnson
Freveral
Andrew Colton
Ayer
Alger
Congress
Detroit
Seventh Regiment
United States Infantry
Ting
Topian
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Elmwood
Taiet
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Sith
Gov
Wwet
Fairbanks Post
James D. Elderkin
Maj. Biderkin
Ladyemtoh LE
Ly Tankerton
Ugheet BW
Theo
Green SK
Sealth
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Liemme
Willan
Boston
H. H. Muller
Ralhel
Ranmnd Buber
St. Damn
P. Copland
Morgipattian
Seoul
Regnier
S. di Vox
Schatl Carter
Willard
Ciel Martin
C. B. Vaaute
Woo
J. Vermetem
A. J. Muwler
Abhanalitan
Bovincow Yard
White
Bridy L. Bava
Morehdegoy
He Wickett
Riles Ho Hynes
Majot
Clarkesn
Geainiin
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Hy Pruett AL
Toreetn
Stone de Martel
Paris
Lennon
Rucne
Wistrewse Dials
Tema Femal
Yale Laundry
John Butler
Hiness
Social and Personal
Philadelphia
Stobert Colerson
Eevininis
Woodville
Henry E. Klotz
Ariosa
Bendlem Arbuckle
Arbuckle Bros
New Tork
Gervant
Leonard Kuan
Lim
Mr. Kol
Kohn
Enachmen
Fovutaien
Hota
Mise
Ivva
Kelin
Vane
Davis
Fang Hornien
Gweinner
Messi Lee
Acwarthy
Spragcenmenta
Mut Geen
Terbrank
Buckingham
LEA
Eiday
Pelwasite
Prac
Elise Wi
Waes
Suddh
Sar
Peace Trustees Assemble
Nobel Prize Foundation
Carnegie
Bureau of American Requiblios
Aupel
Résolutivi
Andrew
Mr Ater
Panama
Williamt J. Williams
Roger Williams
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