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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1914

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Koehler Court Martial At Fort Terry Sparks Secrecy Claims

Reports from New York describe Maj. Koehler awaiting a court martial at Fort Terry with strict secrecy. Witnesses including women of the post and several officers are expected to testify over weeks, while allegations accuse commanders of denying civilian observers and detaining photographers.

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Navy swimmers victors over University of Pennsylvania

Navy defeats Penn 44 to 18 in a local meet at Annapolis. Key events include a 160 yard relay won by Navy with Buckland second and Pittsburgh third, a 100 yard backstroke won by Flonaras with Navy second, a 5x50 yard relay where Navy finished strong, and strong performances by West and Spangate in sprint legs.

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Naval Academy Defeats Cornell in Foil Bouts

Navy defeats Cornell 6 to 3 in foil competition at Annapolis as saber matches are noted but not counted. Several Navy fencers including Volle Hans Sibert and Glennon secure wins over Cornell fencers with multiple close scores.

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Virginia Governor Hosts Brilliant Stuart Mansion Reception

Governor of Virginia and Mrs. Stuart hosted about 250 guests at the executive mansion reception. Senator and Mrs. Owen of Oklahoma were honored dinner guests with Mr. Bryan attending after his Virginia address. The event featured formal receiving lines, floral decor, and a focus on traditions.

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Spanish premier to aid Panama Exposition delegates

The Panama Pacific Exposition commissioners from Washington and Chicago met Spanish premier Hento Dato in Madrid on February 28. Ambassador Willard accompanied them as Premier Dato pledged efforts to secure parliamentary approval for the official exhibit. The group planned audiences with King Alfonso and visits to Cordoba Granada and Seville before boarding the Carpathia at Gibraltar on March 21.

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Fraternal Dinner Recalls Lincoln Lodges in DC Event

A dense roster of club presidents and notable members from the District of Columbia attended a formal dinner. Attendees included grand masters, state legislators, university figures, and other dignitaries. The program featured speeches, letters of regret, and musical selections by noted performers.

Death notices for John De Eno and Pinchot kin in New York and Washington

Obituary notes the death of John De Eno at his New York residence 96 East Sixty Seventh Street after pneumonia. Survivors include sisters Mrs Charles Boughton Wood and Mrs William Phelps Eno, brother William Phelps Eno, and daughters Mrs William Leon Graves and Miss Mary Pinchot. Funeral details and social tributes follow in Washington and New York.

Charles Boughtin Wood William Phelps Eno James W. Finchot New York Wiliam Phelps Hyde South Sea Rhode Island Avenue

Local Option Test Bill In Prince Georges Introduced

A bill proposing a local option test in Prince Georges County was introduced by Delegate Joseph A in a Maryland session. Voters will decide on intoxicating beverage laws for new districts while lawmakers debate the measure and its countywide impact.

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Fragmentary list of names from a ceremonial or fraternal gathering

A long unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with possible titles from a fraternal or ceremonial context. The names include Mos such as Belbold Frank Rowell H Morth Paul Grove and many others, with various grand officers and attendees implied. The text is garbled and contains many typographical errors.

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Obituary notes for Warrener Kelly and Pilling deaths

Obituary notices report the funeral of Arthur Warrener at his 791 Quincy Street residence with military honors. Katherine Kelly of 1444 Q Street NW dies at 83 with services at St Pauls and Mont Olivet burial. W J Pilling, longtime real estate dealer, dies at 1301 M Street NW age 73, survived by wife, son, brother, and sister.

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Fractured OCR Remnants Signal Local Notice Snippet

Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered names and roles with unclear context. Readable items show a partial list of positions and an apparent reference to a blog or meeting notes. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the readable lines.

Directors Replace Bonds With New Mortgage Plan

New York Feb 23 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad directors decided to create a new mortgage with no interest limit to cover future borrowings as conditions in the investment market shifted. The prior unified mortgage allowed up to 20 million borrowings at a 4 percent rate, with about 9.69 million bonds outstanding. market prices near 3 have discouraged new issues due to heavy discount.

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GETS IT claims corn relief with new cure device

An old advertisement touts GETS-IT as a miracle corn remedy promising painless relief and fast results. It claims a simple application dismissing knives and salves as dangerous, urging customers to buy at local stores.

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