List of attorneys and degree notices from Washington and distant cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names with city and state affiliations such as Chicago Illinois New London Wisconsin and Providence Rhode Island. It mentions degrees like Master of Laws and references various individuals in legal education and professional notices. The text appears as an unedited roster of people and places with scattered titles.
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Treucising
Wolttes Forsimhis
Washington, D
Telesatos
Hiver
Washington, DC
Washington, D.C
aAttianta
Tex Dare P. Vines Falla
Themag
Men Who Brave It Praised In Grim Tangle Of Names
A garbled report lists numerous names and phrases including Tate Ames and a secretary Met amid references to lives lost and a night of sorrow. The fragment hints at a memorial or recognition event with uncertain connections to dates or places and various broken terms.
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Thes Nigit
Bendath
Incomplete tribute note for coworker seems unclear
A fragmented diary like tribute references a coworker and a journey with vague names and dates. It mentions Washington and a long friendship but lacks coherent facts or events to confirm a precise main outcome.
Rescued From Canal by Policeman and Rescuer
Clarkson, a twelve year old colored youth from 1 otho street northwest, nearly drowned after a cramp struck while swimming in the canal. Policeman Steinbreaker of the Seventh precinct and Matta Sheridan rushed to the scene with a pole and rope, pulling him to the bank where he recovered and went home.
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Clarkson
Otho Street
Steinbreaker
Seventh Precinct
Matta Sheridan
Sternberg Feted As Loyalist Cup Is Presented At Banquet
A banquet at Rauscher's celebrated Surg. Gen. George M. Sternberg U S A on his seventieth birth anniversary. Attendees included Maj. Walter D. McCow and many prominent guests who praised his service in Indian campaigns and his medical work fighting epidemics. Speakers highlighted his pioneering work in serology and public service.
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George M. Sternberg
Bin
Rauscher'a
W. Foster
Stace
Gen. Sternberg
Rght
Jin
Maj
Walter D. McCow
Army
George M. Kober
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Somimise
Maccfarand
Tae Witizes
Ge Sternberg
Dr. Kotwr
Battlefeld
America
Templars Visit President at White House
International Grand Lodge members led by Edward Wawrincky visited the White House to discuss attitudes toward religions and officer elections. A Hamburg Germany meeting is planned for June 1, with debates likely on leadership and possible re election of Warrinsky.
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The
International Grand Lodge
White House
Edward Wawrincky
Templar
International Grand Lodge of Good Temprs
Atting White Fluuse
Batu
Westerday
Worsign
Delegacus
Hamburg
Germany
Eay
Une
Balwant Warrinsky
Neach Wilkes
United States
Certerill
Westingentet
Voemac
St. Jor
Ticket Men at White House Convention in Atlantic City
One hundred and fifty delegates from the International Association of Ticket Agents arrived Sunday for their annual convention to be held in Atlantic City June 2 to 4. They visited Mount Vernon and were hosted by the President at the White House. L Tegis of Viroqua Wisconsin, president of the association, attended and then departed with the Harlem association hosts for a preconvention visit.
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Atlantic City
Meurt Vernon
L. Tegis
Viroqua
Wis
Associaion
Public Printer Arrives Reaches Washington From Manila
John Leech, the new Public Printer, arrived in Washington from Manila via San Francisco and Bloomington Indiana. He will call on the White House today, meet President Roosevelt, and is expected to be sworn in shortly after. Leech, 39 and unmarried, heads the Insular Division in Manila and has a long career in government printing. He is a member of the Typographical Union Local No. 7.
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John &. Leech
Washington
Manila
San Franisco
Bloomington
Roosevelt
Leach
Flo
Pidopine
Ami
Slashington
Horse and Elephant Incident at New Albany Show
An enraged circus elephant attacked a horse during loading as show crews prepared transport by train. The horse reportedly kicked the elephant, prompting a violent clash and leaving both animals in distress during the chaotic scene in New Albany Indiana.
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New Albany
Ind
Gran
Bridal Party for Mourners in Scranton Church
In Scranton Pa a wedding and funeral will take place at St Ma Church tomorrow morning. Joseph Hadér and Miss Loretta Kirst will marry at 9 40. The bridal party will then proceed to the church for the funeral of Mrs Eten Rader, mother of the groom. Mrs Mader on her deathbed forbade postponement if she died before the wedding.
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Scranton
Dune SA
St. Ma Church
Joseph Hadér
Loretta Kirst
Eten Rader
Samoans Flee From Lava In Savaii Island Eruption
Acon from Avia reports Mu volcano on Savaii island erupting violently with lava covering large fertile land. Inhabitants flee to nearby islands as the lava stream nears the village of Rabaula. The Ama flow then hovered over seven square miles of land.
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San Francisco
Acon
Avia
Samoa
Savaii
Rabaula
Ama
Washington Post’s Independent Spirit Attracts Broad Readership
The Washington Post prides itself on political independence, fearless and accurate reporting, and wide appeal across all classes. It emphasizes hiring top writers and using modern facilities to deliver the best news daily.
Post pays tribute to nation’s leading government capital paper
The Post presents itself as the leading newspaper in the government seat, with comprehensive financial news and market reports from all sections. It serves merchants and financiers with accurate business status, plus farmer and leisure readers with produce sales guidance and varied reading matter in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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United States
Post
Tur
Sunday Post magazine highlights and distinguished writers
The illustrated magazine section showcases selections by prominent writers with fiction by noted authors. Foreign news is carefully chosen and presented with timely illustrations. The Sunday Post is praised as superior among Sunday newspapers and a valued household companion.
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Sunday Post
The Sporting Department Tue Post Pink Sheet Coverage
The Pink Sheet of The Tue Sunday Post dedicates four pages weekly to exhaustive sports reporting. It covers baseball results, running, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and all major outdoor and indoor sports with accuracy and breadth.
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Tue Post
Tue Sunday Post
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Waldo Taylor
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Edward Wo ‘Thomas
Abin Tighe
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Seudala Iaeorge
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Wash
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Bagias
Petre Tuasa
Kermaenen
Wickham
Kimura
N.Y
Richary
Alexandria
Elmer Lian
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Ington
Georgia
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Moet
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Nalize
Edward T. Fletcher
Sorel
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Macferhan
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Newcastle
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Ora
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Lip Te Lip
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Adams
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Henile Lertines
Sigfrid Berliver
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Jseph Mc Weer
Christian He
Peres Burstion
Donware Havard
Il Janie
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Ur Issey
Tater Jebassa
A Jensen
Wtorwond
Gres
Craege
Jabni
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Waedwara
AL Birgeen
Wallis Wenn
Hunyadi
Janos
Templars
Mohawk Valley
Lansburgh &Bro
Sanders & Stayman Co
F Street
Venience
Peter Grogan
John 8. Leech
Oliverim
Berkeley
St. M. W
Democratic Committee
Chicago
Urey Woodson
Thtational Committee
Denver
Wilson & Mayers
the Post
Meade & Baker
Porto Rico
Arc
Acco
Henry Evans
F St. N
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F Street N. W
Servrity Storage Company
15Th Street
Lauterne
Christian Xander
Opticiaks
Washington Post
the Sporting Department
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