Mad dog bites seven owner aids in its capture
William Zeigler, bitten two weeks ago, identified the mad shepherd dog and alerted police at the Second precinct. The dog, shot by Officer Lisingstone yesterday at 124 Fifth street NW, was sent to the Department of Agriculture for examination. Seven people, including children, were bitten in recent weeks, with victims listed from Park Road, Douglas Court, Eleventh Street Southeast, and other NW and NE locations.
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William Zeigler
Second Precinct
Sesterday
Fifth Street
Lisingstone
Department of Agriculture
William C. Zeigler
Third Street
Zeigler
James Hogan
N Street Northwest
Bureau Bowlers Fall Down in Late Night Match
Washington bowlers from the Bureau take a tumble as the Capital City Knights sprint to an early lead but cannot hold on. Final scores and player totals are incomplete in the fragment, with Donahue and Jones among noted scorers in a tight matchup at St Louis on January 20.
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Washington Post
St Louis
Washington
Bureau
Capital City Knights
Donahue
Roa Jones
BNF
Asherilla
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
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Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wye
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Ndr
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Colo
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Ter
Helena
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India
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AG Little Ack
Cal
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Mis
Isi Marquette
Memphis
Femi
New Orleans
Omeba
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Nebr
Portland
Pittsburg
Cre
Salt Lake City
Missing Wife Searched For By Norfolk Police
Detectives began a search for Mrs. Huth Howell 26 missing from her home on Jo r Street Southeast since last Saturday. Her husband and 2 year old son urge her return. The Norfolk police were asked to aid. Officials of the Saengerbund Society of Washington held their annual Toot Session with about 50 attendees and speakers brought to the platform at pistol point. The event featured Lepper as toastmaster and included Rudolph, Claudy, Waldman and Lavy as speakers.
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George Compton
Park Road
Compton
Alexine Kager
Douglas Court
Marion Edetin
Eleventh Street
Casualty Hospital
Jeanette Cook
C Street
Robert Hardman
Seventeenth Street
Sixteenth
P Streets
Carl Minkle
Vainum Street
Norcross
Taylor Street
Huth Howell
Jo?r Street
Herusband
Norfolk
Saengerbund Society of Washington
Yéening
Ao Lepper
Comrpissioner
Rudolph
Frank Claudy
John Waldman
Adolph Lavy
Funeral of Miss Desha Draws Patriotic Societies
The body of Miss Mary Yerha founder of the Daughters of the American Revolution will lie in Continental Memorial Hall from morning until afternoon with services under DAR and United Daughters of the Confederacy. Clergy from Church of the Covenant and Southern Presbyterian Church will officiate. Honorary pallbearers chosen from Confederate Veterans Society. The Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter and other societies will attend. Interment will be in Lexington, Kentucky. DAR members met yesterday and adopted resolutions of regret.
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Mary Yerha
Daughters of the American Revolution
Merit
Beacon Apartments
Calvert Street
Adams Mill Road
Continental Memorial Hall
Seventeenth Street
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. Cr. Woods
Church of the Covenant
Connecticut
Avenue
N Street
Mr. Taylor
Southern Presbyterian Church
Confederate Veterans Society
Albert Sidney Johnston
Tnnted ‘Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Desha
Mary Washington Memorial Society
The
Pocahontas Society
Southern Relief Society
Confederate Veterans Association
Song of Confederate Veterans
Sons of the American Revolution
Lexington
Matthew T. Scott
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Concluding Arguments in AFL Contempt Cases Heard
Supreme Court hearin g on contempt charges against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the AFL. Attorneys debated injunction scope and free speech, with Parker stressing lack of evidence that the Federationist proper name appeared on the boycott list after the injunction. Darlington countered that the Federationist issue was mailed after the injunction to evade it.
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Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
District of Columbia
Alton B. Parker
Jackson H. Ralston
J. J. Darlington
Daniel Davenport
Davenport
Parker
Buck's Stove and Renge
New York Court of Appeals
Davenfort
God
American Federationist
Buck's Stove and Range Company
Lst
Darlington
Boston Representative backs reciprocity plan in House
Boston January 30 Representative Cush ing of Boston offered a resolution in the house endorsing the President's reciprocity plan. The measure was introduced by Representative McCall in Congress and pursues support for the trade proposal.
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Boston
Cushing
House
McCall
Congress
Taft at Prominent Ohio Dinner Honors McKinley Legacy
President Taft addressed a prominent Ohio dinner recalling McKinley and his policies on tariff reciprocity and expansion of American commerce. He defended the shift from strict protectionism to moderated tariffs and urged liberal trade. Justice Day and former Vice President Fairbanks offered tributes. Guests included many lawmakers and dignitaries, with extensive attendance records.
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Ching
Fairbanks
William McKinley
McKiniey
President Taft
Charles W. Fairbanks
Geodter Stott
Washington Gardner
Get. C
Wade I. Elis
R. G. Moraldach
Colmaie Hoyt
Admiral Bayley
Mra. Bayley
BE. Reyburn
Reyburn
C. L. Bea
Stoles
B. W. Greer
Newton Ferree
C. W. Hasnett
Bassett
Bymons
Simrons
J. W. Ball
Bell
Flather
Mr. Vace
J.B. Wilkie
Wilkie
Mr. Brats
Mr. Bennett
Mra
Bennatt
Senator Carter
Mra. Carter
Dr. Lennox
Lennor
H. J. Flather
Dr. Vaughan
Vaughan
Cuthbert
Scott C. Bone
Dent
Maj. Sylvester
Sylvester
W. Roberts
Roberts
H. Droop
Droop
Mr. Aites
Aftes
Mr. Leary
J. Henry Small
Small
Miss Small
Mr. Wilker
Mrs. Featey
M. B. Daly
J. %. McMahon
CW. Dustin
C. 0. Hal
Lea Squire
J. OW. Hollyday
W. C. Beckwith
Capt
N.C. Stone
Worthington
Miuames
Wortell
Peppler
H. Keating
Keating
Or. C Bryan
L. Bryan
M. J. Daevis
Davis
J. Mc¢Wade
C. A. Cartatco
Myra. Stan
Lowry
Capt. Architald W. Butt
Ridolph Vorster
Forster
W. C. Haskell
Walden Fawcett
Mrs. Fawcett
Amrs. Royle
Miss Lutte
Mise Dutton
Hl, Lamon
L. ¥. Lamson
C. D. Creager
Mra. Créager
C. 8. Wlaht
J. H. Moser
RL C. Mess
Mies
Halterman
BE. H. Iriteh
Itech
Dr Gearhart
Mra. Gearhart
J. B. ‘Morrow
Mrs. Morrow
Wilamina Morrow
Katharine Morrow
G. B. Smith
Miss Smith
W. BR. Grimes
Mrs. Grimes
J. Kern
Kern
Paul
Miss Kearney
Logan
P. Jackson
E P. Morey
Morrey
Bentley
W. W. Shearer
Mles
Munford
E. E. Jackson
F E Fider
Mes. Wider
G. E. Tower
Howard Edmunds
F. H. Parsons
B. PF. Aimith
Smith
Ft. Clark
Clark
Mina Emme Jones
JT Russell
Russell
C. Wolf
Wolf
G. W. Smith
J. Knox Taylor
Taylor
C. H. Stewart
Meyer
W.T. Shepherd
Shepherd
A. T Paige
Paige
Mise Flaher
Nolan
Ets
Etz
B. G Potter
Potter
Weather conditions forecast and warnings across regions
Weather Bureau bulletin reports a storm moving from the lower lake region to the Canadian maritime area. Unsettled conditions prevail across the East with rain and warmer spells in the Southwest, cold waves in the Northwest, and warned floods on Ohio river. Moderate winds shift along coasts with brisk offshore conditions and warnings for North Dakota and Montana. Local Midwest temperatures noted and rainfall data across cities provided.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Weohington
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic
Caps Hattoran
Mabtport
Tates
New Eingland
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
California
Mississippi River
South Atlantic
East Gulf
New England
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Southwest
Texas
San Antonio
Mississsppi
Ohle
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Missisppi
Ohio
Oaks
Northwestern
Mississippi Valley
North Dakota
Montana
Ohio River
Pittaburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Parkersburg
Muskingum
Wabath
Calaveras, Consumnes
Mokelunme
San Joaquin
Sacramento River
New England Coast
Mid- Atlantic Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Grand Banke
Carnation Day Observed By District Pupils
Fifty two thousand or more red carnations were worn by pupils in the District public schools yesterday in observance of Presi dent McKinley’s birthday. The flower was his favorite and carnation day was widely observed in Washington. Some teachers supplied flowers to pupils without dealers. No special exercises were held and Supreme Court Justices wore red carnations as Dat, a neighbor of McKinley, handed them out to colleagues.
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Wiliam R. Day
United States Supreme Court
McKinley
President McKinley
Justice Day
Ita
Presiicent McKinley
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Roosevelt Letter Aims At Jersey Progressives Dinner
Special to The Washington Post reports Col Theodore Roosevelt writes to George L Record urging Hudson county progressive Republicans in Jersey City to back direct primaries stricter election laws and popular rule measures. He says progressives seek public rule through referendums initiative and direct senate election with safeguards.
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United
Earth Shocks in New York Cause Furniture to Tremble
A tremor awakened residents of Ogdensburg New York between 2 and 3 am Sunday rattling dishes and shaking furniture. Reports say the quake affected nearby towns as well, with Ogdensburg residents noting the movement while others slept.
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New York
Ogdenaburg
Ogdenshurs
N. Y
Mrs. Fornes Sues Again for Divorce in New York
Mrs Eda Lyde Fornes wife of Vermont Representative Charles V Fornes filed a new suit for separation in New York alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment. The couple had previously separated six years ago in Vermont where the original divorce action was dismissed over residency questions.
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Vermont
Askew
Washington Post
New York
Eda Lyde Fornes
Charles V._Fornes
Milk Pasteurization Debate Divides Washington Dairymen
A.S. Trundle of the Dairymen's Association claims pasteurization fails to prevent disease and cites infant mortality. The Washington Chamber of Commerce approves 53 recommendations for milk safety, including universal pasteurization and bacteriological testing, after a lengthy district milk supply investigation.
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Trundle
Straus Labge
Washington
A. S. Trundle
Dairymen’s Association of
Virginia
Maryland
Chamber of Commerce
J. Louis Willige
Dairymen's Association
Doubtful of Peace Move Discussed by Hungarian Foreign Minister
Budapest January 3 Count von Aehrenthal Austro Hungarian foreign minister said he was exchanging views with other powers on Taft's disarmament plan. He warned that armed peace remains the safest bulwark against war even as such a movement faces uncertainty. Also reported a fire in the attic of the Second Precinct station causing about 50 dollars in damage before firefighters controlled it. Origin of the blaze unknown. An alarm came from box 27% and police formed a bucket line to control it.
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Taft
Budapest
Count von Aehrenthal
Hotel Guests by City and Named Attendees
The list records hotel guests and attendees across major cities from Chicago to Virginia. Names include W I Cale, Hartlur, Hartley, Willard, James Blur, Maude Knociten, Georgie Lawrance, H. Clay Pleven, T. Foreman, J. B Mimsi, and many others, with affiliations to Ebbitt, Willard, Shoreham, and other clubs. Counts and precise homes appear, reflecting a compiled social register.
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T. D. Webb
H. Clay Pleven
Milse Morgen
A. Stedman
Decatur
Thomas Price
Preston
EF Riv
RW Landalé
Willard
C. M. Merckman
Wits
A. Uadsmit
James
James, ‘Hil. Phia—T. Wittenberg, Wg, Bergen, Wwod. Witliams, WR. Walton
F. KE Gbert
Raleigh
Bre
F. Gratfery
Petree
J. Ramsden
Wrighton
Ebbitt
Joa Turener
Thomas Tabor
R K. Sheppard
Shoreham
Thomas B. Gaskin
OD Shank Willam H Holar
T Winter
J. Munck
James Pittsburg
Beltimore
William Laween
Baltimore
St. James
New York State
Joseph C. Curren
Brooklyn
M. CG. Worts
Oswego
H. 1Ter
H. HE. Breed
Ransby
E. W Voorhkiek
John H. Bart
Syracuse
Hof Whalen
Rochester
Cleveland
Charles J Portsman
Columbus
Willard Mise Heitle Callan
St James
Penneylvania
TEB
Holtman
Southampton
B. Molore
Garland
Raleigh Yennessee
F. A Colle
Knoxville
Frank Like
Tiriatol
William J. Dudley
Nashville
Thexas
George B Griggs
Houston
Virginia
J. Kaufman
Danville
Coates, Jr
Richmond
St Fleming
Plaine
Pooge
Wytheville
Ehitt
J Miler
Norfolk
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Maneger
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Wilson
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Mrs. Fornes Ses
Willige
Chamber
Bowie Chipman
William F. Gude
Granville M. Hunt
William C. Woodward
M. O. Rosenberg
Photo-Engravers Association of Washington
Freund's Hall
C. C. Stiles
Charles P. Hancock
Charles Lanman
M. A. Brien
Lansburgh & Bro Ito Oe
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Probey Carriage CO
N. W
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Bushela
Buthela
Jushola
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
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Bunion
Victoria
Pope Eee Co
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Riley
Mart Hangton
Rexander
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Washington Gaslight Company
Washington, D. C
William B. Orme
Melville P. Eslin
D. W Wiber
F Street
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Newark
Con Valescents
the Street Shoemaker Co
Milburn, Heister & CO
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L. J. Naramore
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