New German Tariff in Return for Concessions
President Roosevelt announced a German tariff agreement in which Germany extends minimum tariff concessions to U.S. products. The proclamation suspends first section duties on German goods while third section rates replace them, effective March 1, 1906 through June 30, 1907, or until further notice. Duties include ad valorem rates on wine brandies, crude tartar, paints, and art works, with specific per-gallon and per-case charges and penalties for excess quantities.
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Germany
United States
Roosevelt
Cerner
Roanoke Grads Organize Alumni Association
Roanoke College alumni held a gathering at the Roanoke residence of T Huddle pastor of St Pauls English Lutheran Roanoke County Virginia. Officers elected include President J T Huddle Vice President A W McWherton Secretary Treasurer H R Manger with others named from Roanoke College and George Washington University. The group aims to foster character and manhood while engaging Roanoke College graduates in various activities.
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Roanoke College
T. Huddle
St Paul’s English Lutheran Church
Roancoke College
UN Salent
Roanoke County
Van
Aimee 1 Nho
David F Bidete
Julius Fh. Dreher
Morehead
Cion
Roanoke
Preeftent
Hex J.T Huddle
A W “McWherton
H.R. Manger
Hanger
Hale Phere
Tae Waslongtos
Foldle
H D
McWhorter
Deu
George Washington University
JL. Frantz
St. Mark's Lutherane Fay
Moser
Willets
Iai
Grosecluse
Lindel
The
Lutheran Church
Culpeper
Wishes He Was a Dog In Gentle Slips of Lore
A fragmented reminiscence in a dated voice, recalling a dog world and hidden memories. The speaker muses on affection for a doglike bond, noting past mischief and a late scene of an uncle and villagers. The piece blends surreal images with rural speech.
Famine Relief Appeal Updates From Red Cross
Five thousand vigitars was cabled to the Japanese Bee Cross Society yesterday through the State Department by the American National Red Cross Society. This brings total American contributions to five dollars for famine victims in Japan. Reports indicate the famine threatens crops and the sale of tea crops is nearly gone. The text also notes advertising timing in evening versus morning newspaper readership.
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Japanese
Bee Cross Society
State Department
American National Red Cross Society
Japan
Sick man struck by car on city street
W. H. Hood, fifty, an employee of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, collapsed on the Twelfth and streets northwest car tracks yesterday afternoon, was hit by a car before removal. He suffered contusions and was taken to Emergency Hospital. Motorman W. R. Wartleth operated the car. Hood lives at 1848 Esghth street northwest.
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W. H. Hood
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Streets
Hood
Esghth Street
W. R. Wartleth
Venezuelan Legation Seeks Peace as New Chargé D Affaires Arrives
The Venezuelan legation yesterday welcomed Senor Garubas as charge d affaires who presented credentials to President Roosevelt. He stated that President Castro desires peace and friendship with all nations and that Venezuela will pursue this stance unless compelled to diverge by circumstances.
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Senor Garubas
Hia
Roosevelt
Castro
Charge D'Atfante
Bath County Lovers Foiled In Washington Marriage Bid
Leo B Loan and Archie L Bright from Bath County Va traveled toward Washington to wed but were blocked by the age law as Loan, sixteen, could not obtain a license. Bright refused to claim she was eighteen, chose to return home with his betrothed rather than defy the rule.
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Girl
Archie Bright Flex
Bath County
Ite Charmato
Leo B. Loan
Archie L. Bright
Goshen
Miss Loan
Washington
Surprise in Checks as Teachers Lose in February Pay
Promoted teachers find smaller checks on payday due to February’s day-rate rule. Board of Education rescinds the rate, restores salaries, and re-promotes for March. Debate over health, fire protection, vaccination, and salary advancement continues with new salary plan proposals.
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Board of Education
Placewell
Educaton
Gordon
Health Department
Franklin School
Chief Belt
X Street
Sequestering Dairies Proposed District Regulation Amendment
The proposed amendment to the District building rules on dairies will take effect soon. Engineer Commissioner Biddle sent the measure with approval for enactment. It limits dairy establishments using more than two wagons from locating in blocks or squares with high residential use unless owners within 0 feet of the boundary consent. rebuilding of existing dairies is allowed.
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Biddle
Boar
Archeduerc Ory
Noisy goose is dead provokes late investigation
Commissioners ordered inquiry into a loud backyard goose at 24 Seventh Street Southwest. Lieutenant Matthews reports the lone goose is dead, responding to a neighbor letter seeking action. The case highlights a nuisance dispute in the Fourth precinct and awaits official notification to the complainant.
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Jacob. Matthews
Fourth Precinct
Maj. Sylvester
Seventh Sreet
Loner West
West
Lieut. Matthews
Washington Post piano contest gains pace as race nears end
Subscribers may pay in advance for certificates to vote without affecting agents commissions. The Washington Post explains that advance subscription payments can be made at the office to support contestants without altering carriers’ salaries or commissions. The contest awards prizes when the race concludes on April 16.
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Washington Post
Poat
Disbandment of DC Naval Battalion Deemed Unlawful
The Solicitor General Hoyt ruled yesterday that the recent disbandment of the District of Columbia Naval Battalion was unlawful. Officials deprived by the move appealed to the White House and received Gen. Hoyt’s letter outlining two required conditions for disbandment. A battalion officer said steps remain undecided while Gen. Harries was advised he acted within the law.
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Hoyt
Naval Battalion
District of Columbia
Nationa Guard
White House
Hoosevelt
Gal Department
George H. Harries
Maryland Agricultural College to Mark 50th Year
The Marylad Agricultural College will celebrate its semi centennial on March 6 in the college auditorium with trustees and faculty as hosts. Guests include Gov. Warfield, President Silvester, Remoun of Johns Hopkins, Prof. Baucy, Secretary Wilson, and Bishop Satterles among others. Trains from Baltimore and Washington run hourly to accommodate attendees.
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Marylad Agricultural College
Silvester
Gov. Warfield
Maryland
Remoun
Johns Hopkins University
Lmm. Baucy
New York
Wilson
Agnewldural Department
Princes A. Lover
Baltimore
Satterles
Ange Rew
Ste
Baltimore and Ohio
Vislion
Efeelvie Cers
Waahmneton
Fitteratt
Will Pass On Alleys Review Committee Formed
The district surveyor, board of charities secretary, and superintendent of notices form a committee to determine alleys and courts to become minor streets. The board seeks thorough reports beyond citizen recommendations, to guide gradual transformations under existing law.
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Board of Charities
No- Uce Ws
Acton
Moses & sions Employes' Club Smoker Enjoyed Night
The Moses & Sions Employes' Heligf Association held a well attended annual smoker on February 24 with 160 members and guests. A banquet followed served by Caterer Stohlman. The program featured numerous performers, a wresting match, and varied musical numbers with strong applause throughout.
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Hew
Moses & Sions Employes
Heligf Association
Stohlman
Messrs
B. H. Streeks
W. J. Rice
George A. Bradley
Rick
K. W. D. Campbell
W. ©. Woodward
J. O. Harvey
W. A. Dowiling
Tl. G. Godard
George’. Kolb
George, Ackman
Mesars
Fugitt
Rohlader
L. Stiefel
Columbian Mandolin
H. Noida
Francis P. J. Cleary
Georgetown University
Rupercus
Kenneth O'Connor
O'Conner
Ribbon Committee
Faonger Band
Messrg. L. Stifel
J. A. Ward
C. B. Kanter
George Ackman
A. G. Xapier
C. Baer
C. G. Meyer
H. Nola
Old Black Joe
Nelly Ie
Myron & Rose
Louis A. Hherle
IT. H. Plugg
Patty
Mr. Lyles
Kenneth O'Conner
Burial in Boston for Prof Langley Funeral plans unclear
Funeral arrangements for Professor P Langley await arrival of family in Boston. Services likely in Washington on Gay day with time to be determined. Body to be interred at Easton Forest Hill Cemetery beside parents. Informal Smithsonian employee meeting to be held tomorrow at the Smithsonian Building. a formal memorial is expected later.
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P. Langley
Itas
Washington
Aten
Easton
Porest Hi
Smithsonian
Smithcantar Bullang
Smithsonian Institution
Boston
Church Holds Election At North Carolina Avenue Methodist
At the annual meeting the church elected Dr. A. B. Stine as delegate to the Maryland annual conference in Baltimore on April 4 with W. A. Marcha as alternate. The group also listed church stewards and officers for the focal church's leadership.
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North Carolina Avenue
National Young People Congress Sets July Start in City
National Young People’s Educational Congress completes arrangements for the July 3 convening in this city. Local organizations met at Asbury M. E. Church to elect officers and form committees. An appropriation of 200 dollars was voted to support use of Convention Hall for the gathering.
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National Young People’s Educational Congress
National Young People's Christian Educational Congress
Asbury, M
Servre Convention Hall
Rubinstein to Perform Again at Columbia Theater
The eighteen year old prodigy pianist Rubinstein will play at the Columbia Theater on March 30. Admission is 59 cents with 2½ cents more for all seats. Rumors of his farewell performance yesterday were incorrect according to Sydney Lloyd Wrightson president and director. This concert marks the third Philadelphia Orchestra series event.
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Ui Ue
Rubinstein
Columbia Theater
Saint-Soong
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Fist
Police Train on New Range at Minutemen Armory
Police heads emphasize duty to be accurate with firearms as officers receive target practice at a makeshift range funded by Co. M.A. Winter. Initial drills for captains and lieutenants show strong marksman skills and discipline, with sergeants and privates to follow.
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Minutemen
Co. M.A. Winter
National Guard
Citizen Revoler Association
Weather News Roundup From Feb 58 Storm Across U S Coast
Weather bulletin from the U S Weather Bureau describes a northeastward storm over the Atlantic after brushing North Carolina. Centering over northeastern Colorado, widespread snow and rain affect the Midwest and Pacific Northwest while milder temps move across the eastern and southern states. Forecast calls for rain or snow from the Mississippi to the Gulf and Atlantic states Thursday into Friday with colder conditions in the central valleys and Gulf States by Friday. Winds shift along coasts, with storm warnings on New England and California coasts. Local readings list midnight temps and rainfall percentages, noting sunshine and records for the day.
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Inteau
Pacific
Misutasippi
Florida
Georgia
Migwouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic States
Upper Laws
Ohie
Mississppi River
Mississippi Valley
Mesouri
Upper Lake Region
New Fagland Coast
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Lake Michigan
Europann Porta
Grand Pani
New England
California Coset
Port Watford
San Diego
Burnside Corps Holds Eighteenth Anniversary Session
Burnside Auxiliary of G A R Post met in Grand Army Hall to mark the eighteenth anniversary. Formed in 18%, under Dr A J Huntoon, the charter listed 24 names. now 157 members, all women. Nine members will represent the corps at the national convention in Minneapolis. Theodore Hardy gave recitations and Miss Frances Johnson sang a solo. A brewery wagon incident at North Capitol and N streets left Edward Minnia, 32, with a brain concussion. he resides at 2226 G Street NW.
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Burnside Corps
Burnside Post
Grand Army Hall
Aus
A. J. Huntoon
Minneapolis
Theodore Hardy
Frances
Johnson
Edward Minnia
North Capitol
N_streets
G Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Clears the System and Complexion
An ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective spring remedy that removes humors and eruptions from the body. It claims the tonic cleanses the system and clears the complexion better than any other product.
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Hood
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