War warned of war like a flash from Mexico visit
Representative Hobson after a White House meeting warned of a sudden Japanese attack on the Panama Canal and the United States sea power, casting doubt on European aid. He cited Sir Frederick Villers and warned Japan will not let the canal be US property, urging patriotism from Southern and Western states to resist business pressure.
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White House
Frederick Villiers
Mexico
Europe
Japan
United States
Panama Canal
Hobson
Alabama
United States Army
Navy
Flobson
Frederick Villers
Canada
Pacific
Mr. Hobson
England
Germany
South America
Pretty Model Sues Husband in Washington Pass Case
Special to The Washington Pass New York Marcel 2 The marital differences of Mrs Edna Garfield Stutt and Fleury Flutt the artist led to a separation suit by Mrs Hutt A temporary alimony of 14 a month to Mrs Flutt 25 a month for their 10 year old son and 50 counsel fee were signed Justice Flatzak noted debt and low bank balance The Uutts were married January 17 1903 The artist says she modeled for him and his income ranged 10000 to 15000 yearly She alleges trouble began when they vacationed at Nangansett Pier and he turned to drink and abuse.
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Washington Pass
New York
Marcel
Edna Garfield Stutt
Fleury Flutt
Watt
Uutts
Mount St Mary's College Building Burns on Mount Wachung
The main building of Mount St Mary's College, a large Roman Catholic institution on Mount Wachung, was burned early today causing extensive damage estimated over 200000 dollars. Around twenty sisters were in the structure at the time and escaped unharmed.
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Plainfield, N
Mount St Mary's College
Waichunrk Mountain
Pumila
Sa An
Eczema Cured by Cuticura Remedies at Home
A claimant from Arkansas describes six months of severe eczema with relentless itching. After doctors and remedies failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment relieved symptoms within days, clearing the skin over weeks. The testimonial credits dramatic recovery to the Cuticura line and urges others to try them.
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Hou
Arrest City
Ark
Bend To & Chem Corp
Oklahoma and Arizona politics heat up in Washington visits
Oklahoma Republican Dick Morgan voices optimism after district home tour amid Democratic gerrymander plans. Arizona officials press for statehood while President Taft reviews the constitution. Brooklyn and Long Island Republicans seek fresh leadership as Voorhies resigns party role. Chicago costed primaries spark Republican hopes. Pennsylvania Democrats plot for 1912 gains and a Clark or Harmon path to the presidency.
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Dick ‘J. Morgan
Oklahoma
Morgan
Washington
Washinngton
Congress
Dewey
Earler
Lee Cruce
Cruce
Ardmore
East
Representative Morgan
Senate
House
Haskell
Arizona
Messrs
C. H. Akers
Brady O'Neill
Col. Akers
W. R. Hunt
White House
Mark Smith
Taft
Long Island
Edmond W. Voorhes
Brooklyn
Voorhies
Marcus Campbell
Manhattan
Valdez
New York State
Harlem
Postmaster Voorhies
New York
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Merriam
Army Orders Record Transfers and Assignments
Army orders list transfers and duties for officers including Col William P Evans to Hot Springs Arkansas for hospital treatment and Lt Sam P Herren retirement and duty at Ohio Wesleyan University. Also Charles H Watts to Washington for army retiring board examination and multiple ship and station movements across the United States.
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William P. Evans
Hot Springs
Ark
Army and Navy General Hospital
Sam P. Herren
C. A
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Charles H. Watts
Wil
Amd
Nenry G. Sharpe
Washington, D
Joseph D. Leitch
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Twenty-eighth Infantry
William 5. Mapes
Twenty-nnth Infantry
Leopold Mitchell
United States
Washington
Barracke
Frank H. Lawton
New Orleans
Fort St. Philip
Painting of Father Russell Elevated by Pope
The photograph of Rev. William T. Russell pastor of St. Patrick's Church elevated to monsignor by Pope Pius X reproduces a painting by famed artist L. P. Gloetzner. The portrait is a splendid likeness and a masterwork artistically.
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Father Russell
William T. Russell
St. Patrick's Church
Pius X
L. P. Gloetzner
Famine and plague devastate China on famine and plague sweep
Famine and the plague rage across China with daily deaths likely in the thousands. Officials admit uncertain interior conditions, relief efforts limited and foreign aid from the United States and Japan deemed insufficient. Pneumonic plague feared. warm weather may only provide a temporary respite.
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China
Japan
United States
Peking
Samuel Cochran
Manchuria
Senate in Turmoil Over Tariff Board Fight and Bonus Bills
The Senate battled over a permanent tariff board with a filibuster and party maneuvering. Debate shifted between tariff provisions and major appropriation bills including pension, diplomatic, fortifications, and Military Academy funding. A late session saw post office measures on the floor and warnings of an extra session amid allegations of obstruction and political strategy.
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Hale
la Follette
Senate
Tariff Board
Mr. Simmons
Gwen
Owen
Oklahoma
Congress
Qwen
McCumber
Scott
Lodge
Curtis
Sherpian
Military Academy
Clark
Sherman
Owen Elohe
Academy
Maine
Money
Percy
Stone
Siively
Overman
Smith
South Carolina
Simmons
Lorimer
Beveridge
Smoot
Sulzer
Shively
Hey
Bankhead
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Indiana
Postoffce Committee
Penrose
Stone and Beveridge
Missouri
Taft
Senator Owen
House
Alabama
Bailey
Naval Orders and Promotions Listed for 1910
Navy announces Lieut. Comdr W Whitted assigned to South Carolina as navigator and Lieut. Comdr S Thompson as executive officer. Ensigns Badte Hesberg and Peterson commissioned from June 6 1910. Meyer's midshipman resignation effective March 6 McLaughlin resignation effective March 3. Naval Constructor Bilman to duty with Atlantic Fleet and Asst Naval Constructor Ackerson to temporary duty at the Bureau of Construction and Repair in Washington DC.
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Iwhitted
South Caolina
S. Thompson
South Carolina
Qasigha
H. A. Badt
W. L. Hesberg
M. J. Peterson
Naval Constructor
J. A. Bpilman
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Naval
J. L. Ackerson
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
Washington, D
Practical Playrooms for Children From a Busy Mother
Every mother can create a simple play area for kids with little cost and effort. A dedicated space, even a corner, protects things, saves wear and tear on furniture, and frees time and temper. Imagination fuels play, turning chores into adventure in a sand pile or improvised desert island scene.
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Zort
Sahara
Doctors Trust Advocated by Prof Henderson
Chicago March 2 Prof Charles R Henderson of the University of Chicago urged the formation of a doctors trust at the American Medical Association meeting. He argued such an agency would free the public from quacks and charlatans, allow free competition within limits, admit all competent doctors, use fair tests to exclude others, and keep charges affordable for the poor.
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Chicago
American Medical Association Today
Charles R. Henderson
University of Chicago
Prof. Henderson
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