Red Men Host Indian Memorial Discussed at Odd Fellows Hall
Commissioner Rudolph assures members of Red Men that a museum in Washington to honor American Indians is supported by the District. Great Incohonee Griggs and delegates from Georgia Kansas and Virginia present urge Taft and Congress to back the project. The event ends with a collective rendition of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Rudolph
Order
Odd Fellows Hall
Oddfellows Hall
George B. Griggs
Texas
Order of Red Men
United States
McCormas
Samuel Hinwekers
McC. Hawken
Cuyo FT. Rudolph
Washington
Fed
Ther
Great Incohonee
Griggs
Thomas H. Jeffries
Georgia
WA Bird
Kansas
Great Council of the
Taft
Branches
Congress
Grike
Ovier
Thomas T. Jeffries
W. A. Bird
Walter 3. Nicklin
Virginia
Manitoba Premier Denounces Canada US Trade Pact
Winnipeg leader returns from Cuba and blasts the proposed Canada United States trade agreement as a heath blow to Western industries. He argues it would harm relations with the motherland and ruin Winnipeg as a grain center, threatening a greater Canada.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ftahling
Cuba
Canada
United States
Hinalan
Motherland
Taft Accepts Resignation of Captain Mains Jr
President Taft accepts the resignation of Captain Peter C. Mains Jr from the coast artillery for January 8. Mains, serving a sentence for the murder of Charles Annis at Bay Ridge, was linked to an affair that drew in his wife and brother. A new act set to January 1 allowed removal of absent convicts from the military. his case was relieved by special act.
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Taft
Peter C. Mains
Coast Artilery Corps
Hains
Sat Annis
Bay Ridge
N. Y
Tion Maris
Fle
Maryland
Ife
Chaudia Libby Wains
Wiliam I. Annis
Seemoa
T. Jenkins Kane
Wains
Little Neck Bay
Annis
Jenkins
Yuetcia
Fred
Jancy
James Forbes
Graham
Rolliston
Colton
Trade
Morpheus
Sammy Fletcher
Larry Brice
Hetty
Auburn Manor
Larry
Sammy
Ita
Taylor Holmes
Lowell Sherman
Edna Phillips
Miss Phillips
Georgie Laurence
Army Orders Detailing Early 20th Century Reserve Assignments
A wartime style notice lists First Lieutenant Ames A Hayne and Second Lieutenant Tames Aco Melritt among reserve corps officers for two months. It names Joseph Geonge and Frank Edwards in support roles and assigns construction duties upon arrival at Honeluts, with a board of Navy and Army officers meeting in San Francisco to coordinate assignments.
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Ames A. Hayne Medion
Joe Geonge
Tuttle
de Poate
Seren Tien Navan
R. W. Miller
Tames
Aco Melritt
Pourteenth
Frank OW Edwards
Moneluke
Gleasan
U. SN
Frank A Sant
San Francisco
M. Wolley
Rodney VW. Smith
Ouant
Fenti
Resignation of Rear Admiral Barry Accepted
Rear Admiral EF th Barry resignation accepted January 27 for the good of the service. Movements of Naval Vessels: Arrived Stewart at San Diego Des Meines. Vennibcal at Cumrterton Pauld Rt at ON at Guantenana. San Piage for aston Paulding ayvana Solace from Arethuse from Keg an Row Norfolk West for Pensacol
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EF. Th. Barry
Stewart
San Diego
Des Meines
Vennibcal
Cumrterton
Pauld
Guantenana
San Piage
Aston
Pauldingayvana
Solace
Arethuse
Kegan Row
Norfolk ‘West
Pensacol
The Cub at Belasco Fairbanks and Cast
Belasco Theater presents The Cub a mountain satire with Douglas Fairbanks as a fledgling reporter and a mix of feuding families, along with a strong supporting cast. The farcical plot centers on Steve Oldham and Alice Bentley amid mountain feuds and a comedic settlement over a pig.
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Filla Parker Butler
Thompson Buchanan
Belasco Theater
Kentucky
Steve Oldham
Louisville
Steve
Alice Bentley
Benlon
Renlow
Renlows
Tilden McFields
Alice
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
James A. Marcus
Zeke King
Maclyn Arbuckle
Mountain Fe
Joseph Greene
George Washington
Mountain “Feudalfam
Misa Blanche
Beckie King
Zeke
Lois Burnett
Minerva Renlow
Grace Fries
Anne Meredith
Sign Falls in Market Street Killing Four in Crowd
In Philadelphia on January 20 a high wind ripped a large sign from a building near Tenth Street and crashed onto pedestrians in Market Street, killing four. Victims named Ellis, Hahn, Seybold, and Vinning, with Ellis having moved from Cincinnati a year ago. A rescue response followed, and a card in Seybold's pocket asked for notification of William H. Church of Amherst, Massachusetts if she died.
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Philadelphia
Market Street
Tenth Street
John F. Ellis
Welligger
Henry
Hahn
Ruth Seybold
Emma A. Vinning
William H. Church
McClellan Street
Amherst
Mass
Cincinnati
Battle in City Streets In Mexico as Revolt Expands
Reports from Sahuaripa and nearby towns in Sonora detail fierce clashes between federals and insurgents with Col. Orega and rebel leader Severeano Talamanties both reportedly dead. Widespread rebel activity, captures near Galeana and San Buenaventure, and rail disruptions along the southern border mark an escalating Mexican uprising.
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Mexico City
Jan. C
Sahuaripa
Moctezuma
Sonora
Orega
Severeano Talamanties
Samuel Garcia Cuellad
Chi‘huahua
Navarro
el Paso
Tex
Ahumada
Casas Grandes
Galeana
San Buenva
el Valle
Col. Rabago
Shafter
Coahuila
Boquillas
Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Mexicali
Harry Chandler
M. H. Sherman
Lycurgus Lindsey
Dr. H. Jones
Mexicall
Chinese observe New Year in Washington Chinatown
The eight days of Chinese New Year began with celebratory feasting as local Chinese residents in Washington shared shark fins birds nests and chow mein. High Yuen described the festivities while offering guests cigars and wine, noting customs resemble Christmas in happiness. In other news King Frederick August of Saxony departed Dresden for a multi week hunt in the Sudan.
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Washington
High Yuen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Colony
King of Saxony
Sudan
Dresden
Saxony
Frederick August
Day Heiress 19 Safe and Family Explanations Emerge
A New York inquiry reveals Dorothy Arnold’s disappearance involved conflicting statements from John W. Arnold and family. Lawyer Keith says Arnold left for Europe January 3 with knowledge of the sister’s vanishing and denied pursuing Griscom. Dorothy had used general delivery mail abroad, while officials note many letters from foreign postmarks and a Washington visit prior to her disappearance. Authorities consider a park search but the lakes are frozen and private detectives may be used.
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Columbia
George Evans
Honey Boy
Washington
Columbia Theater
James J. Corbett
Jim
Corbett
Damon J. Jeffries
Reno
Nev
Jeffries
Matt Keefe
James Meehan
Vaughn Comfort
Blackville
Tommy Hyde
Eddie Girton
John Barry
George M. Cohan
Cohan
George Hans
Snowball Livingston
Jesimima Brinkley
Charles Hillard
Arnold
Dorothy
Europe
John W. Arnold
Dhe
Keith
John Arnold
Mr. Keith
Miss Dorothy
Griscom
George Griscom, Jr
Pittsburg
George Griscom
Miss Arnold
Mr. Kieth
Jack
Drag Lake
Kieth
Central Park
Hiynn
Flynn
Carson
Grief for Master Kills Dog in Newburgh
The Washington Post reports Gen. Henry Hasbrouck’s Boston terrier Bobs died after his master’s death. Bobs, nine in April, wandered the house in sorrow, refused food, and died of a broken heart despite care. The dog, named from Field Marshal Roberts, was a registered thoroughbred.
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Bobs
Henry Hasbrouck
Washington Post
Newburgh
N. Y
Henry Haasbrouck
Hasbrouck
Boston
Confidence Men Arrested in Maryland Fraud Case
Detectives Mullen and Bauer arrested two men in Frederick, Maryland, suspected of trying to bring Harrigan and Marehall to the city for a fraudulent transaction involving 1709 dollars from Edward Sears. Sears and the suspects, John B. F. Harrison and James Marshall, were with the money earlier after a bank withdrawal. In Memphis, Packey McFarland and Jack Britton fought eight rounds to a draw at the Armory Athletic Club.
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Arcade
Arcade Auditorium
Georgetown
Catholic University Quints
Washington and
Maryland Athletic Club
Washington
Sears
Mullen
Bauer
Frederick
Harrigan and Marehall
Edward Sears
Ninth Street Norths
West
John B. F. Harrison
James Marshall
Yeater- Day
Frederick, Md
McFarland
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Supreme Court OF the
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Caida Estate
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Allest
Register of
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D. C
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