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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1911

Page

7

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.

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.

Washington Post St Louis Washington Bureau Capital City Knights Donahue Roa Jones BNF Asherilla N.C Atlanta Atlantic City Boston Buffalo N.Y Chicago Cincinnati Cheyenne Wye Davenport Ndr Uba Denver Colo Des Moines Galveston Ter Helena Jon India Jacksonville Kansas City AG Little Ack Cal Los Angeles Mis Isi Marquette Memphis Femi New Orleans Omeba North Platte 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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Livingstone Rolla St. Louis Saengerbund A. F Indorses Club Mall Messenger Metropolitan Bank Voll Untens T'hone Main Visnager PON Contes Church Or Religious Society Levera Hank Ride Mali Messenger O Manager Phoas Main Maneger Spain Philippines Porto Rico Air McKinley Iie Hao Knox Wilson Midwest T. R 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 8Th St Probey Carriage CO N. W John H. Magruder Conn. Ave K St Bushela Buthela Jushola Washington Gas Light CO Tenth Street N. W Yostant Reeset Georges Bunion Victoria Pope Eee Co St. N. San M 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 Dlentlce Newark Con Valescents the Street Shoemaker Co Milburn, Heister & CO DLO L. J. Naramore PWA Paper
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