Gold Lace Under Ban Turbulty To Be Companion
Maj Rhoads in a White House reorganization plan would reduce the gold lace aids from twelve to six and move to a chief aid. The proposal also suggests dropping uniformed accompany duties on travel and assigning them to Joseph F. Tummuckty. Rhoads likely returns to Walter Reed Hospital for further duties. he is noted as a skilled surgeon who once operated on Taft in Manila.
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Maj. Rhoads
Walter Reed Amy Hospital
White House
Wilson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Maj
Thomas L. Rhoads
Taft
Fhnnds
Joseph F. Tunmuikty
Roosevelt
Archibald W. Butt
Lfe
Titania
Setback for Suffragists in Massachusetts and Maine
Massachusetts legislative committee voted to report leave to withdraw on a referendum bill to remove the word male from voter qualifications. Maine legislature killed a similar measure 53 to 50 after Senate passage, delivering a setback to women’s suffrage efforts.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Boston
Kingland
Senate
Ammann and Company Mourns as Deaths Are Reported
Notices announce multiple deaths on March 4 and 5 1913 including Henry E Ammann Barbara E Ammann Frances Cameron Rose Regina Nesaler Mary Elizabeth Sutherlin Lena Slack and Fred N Weber details include funeral dates times and burial sites in Washington DC areas and Ohio interments and private gravesides listed with residence addresses and church or cemetery locations
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Rockreek Cemetery
Intervent
Highlands
N. C
Roberta Wiens
William Ker
Melrose Street
Chevy Chase
Notree
Slack
Lena
John Slack
Thomas M. Hindle
Wirth
Glenwood Cemetery
Herlin
Mary Elizabeth
James Sutherlin
Frank Peter
Glenwood
Piompson
New York City
Howard N Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Green Lawn Cemetery
Webbem
Fred N. Webber
Third Street
Louisville
New Women Tell Of Insults In Suffrage Parade
New York suffragists returning from Washington recount insults and police violence during the parade. Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw cites police chief Sylvester and Fort Myer volunteers aiding crowd control while Foy Scouts and four women held back mobs. Inez Milholland Patricia Street Lucy Burns Alice Paul Cecila Gaffney Esther Frost share similar accounts amid spit, invective, and near-trampling incidents. Mass protest meetings planned across New York by suffrage groups.
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New York
Mar
Washington
James Lees Laidlaw
Manhattan
Woman Suffrage Party
Mast Thirty-fourth Street
Mas. Sylvester
Fort Myer
Foy
Mrs. Laidlaw
Inez Milholland
Patricia Street
Emsland
Australia
Pennerlvanita Avenue
Lucy Burns
Alice Paul
Cecila Gaffney
Fifteenth Assembly District
Esther
Ralph A. Frost
China
London
Mrs. Frost
Miss Gaffney
British Woman Praises U S Parade in Inaugural Pageant
A British visitor Mabel Graham Nairne writes from March 5, 1913, praising the United States inaugural procession. She compares it favorably to British displays, noting the physique and human simplicity of the American troops and crowd.
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FF. J. Archibald
United States
London
British Isles
United States of America
Mabel Graham Nairne
Jacob H. Roberts Dies At 45 In Cumberland theater figure
Jacob Hum bird Roberts of Cumberland Maryland aged 45 died this morning after a rapid decline following an accidental self-inflicted gunshot injury months earlier. He was prominent in amateur theatricals and had stage work in the past, being the son of William Milner Roberts, Sr.
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Jacob H. Roberts
Cumberland
Jacob Humbird Roberts
William Milner Roberts
Mr Roberts
Boy Bitten by Mad Dog in Christiansburg Virginia
Christiansburg Va March 6 Aubrey Weaver 16 son of Harvey Weaver Cambria Va merchant was bitten by a mad dog today. Several dogs suspected of rabies have been killed here recently and their heads sent to the State chemist in Richmond for examination.
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Christiansburg
Aubrey Weaver
Harvey Weaver
Cambria
Richmond
Licensed to Marry Multiple Couples in Virginia and Maryland
A fragmented marriage notice lists multiple couples with ages and counties across Virginia Maryland and Washington area. Names include William B. Clements and Eda Collins Pate Mamie M Brady and James L McGuinn Charlotte G Carson and Charles Creswell Os Dyer Ora L Dyer and James Snyder plus others with reverends named.
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William B. Clements
Savannah
Eda Collins Pate
George W. Smith
James L. McGuinn
Upperville
Mamie M. Brady
Markham
James S. Montgomery
Charles E. Creswell
Charlotte G. Carson
Baltimore
John Weldley
George E. Williams
Ora L. Dyer
Meno
Chesterfield County
J. « Jetle
Harding May Head New DC Public Utilities Commission
District lawmakers moved to dissolve the old District electric railway board as the appropriation act shifted duties to the new Public Utilities Commission. Maj Chester Harding expected as chairman. Corporation Counsel Thomas to serve as legal adviser with extra pay. The panel will value public service properties and regulate utilities except certain railways and steamboats.
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Electric Railway Board
Thomas
District Electric Railway Commission
District of Columbia
Public Utilities Commission
Taft
Harding
Chester Harding
Public Utilities
Ter Main
Mrs Belmont urges policewomen to curb vice in city
New York on March 5 Mrs O H P Belmont told a legislative committee that policewomen could aid in stamping out vice and aiding delinquent girls. She urged women officers to patrol congested night districts and provide motherly protection on streets, arguing men alone cannot handle the issue.
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New York
O. H
Bit Off His Tongue, May Die In West Virginia
Oran Henry an oil and gas well contractor from Williamstown West Virginia is not expected to live after a fainting spell caused him to bite off his tongue. The injury occurred as his chin struck the sidewalk and the remaining portion of his tongue has swollen obstructing his breathing.
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Washington Post
Williamstown
W. Va
Oran Henry
Schooner Laura Thompkins Sinks Off Hog Island
The schooner Laura Thompkins of Chincoteague Virginia sank ten miles southeast of Hog Island life-saving station with one missing. The captain was rescued from the masthead by a motorboat after the vessel, a ten ton ship built in Bergen New Jersey in 1949, foundered.
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Laura Thompkins
Chincoteague
Hog Island
Life-Saving Service
of & Tens
Bergen
N. J
Ambassador Herrick Resigns as U S Ambassador to France
Paris March 5 Myron T Herrick United States Ambassador to France has sent his resignation to President Wilson following the change of administration The French foreign office has not received any inquiry about a successor and no definite name has been mentioned for the post
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Paris
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Woodrow Wilson
Fifty Years in Office as Washington County Wills Registrar
Thomas E. Hillard completes fifty years as Washington county register of wills. He began as a deputy clerk fifty years ago on this date, later elected by Democrats and has served continuously since. In recent years Republicans have not nominated against him.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Thomas E. Hillard
Washington County
Register of
Willis
Pankhurst Suffrage Debate Ends in Snuff Incident
London march 5 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst leader of the suffragettes has canceled engagements and gone to Paris for rest. At Frampstead meeting Mrs Flora Drummond spoke as students showered snuff causing sneezing and a scuffle among attendants. John Burns criticized press slander of public figures as British papers imitate American newspapers.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Paris
Frampstead
Pankhurst
Flora Drummond
John Burns
Islington
Burns
America
Ellen Stevenson
Ethel Stade
Old Bailey
Trackman Killed by Train Near Cumberland
Cumberland Maryland March 4 Special to The Star H A Brooke aged 34 trackman for Baltimore and Ohio was run down and killed today at Sir Johns Run miles east of Cumberland by an engine backing over him. His body was cut in half.
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Washington Rose
Cumberland
Ernest F. Henry
Baltimore and Ohio
Allegany Hospital
Ambrose
Sir Johns Run
Killed by Coal Bucket In Maryland Town
A Cobaugh family tragedy in Rockwood Cumberland Maryland reports Lewis Daniel Cobaugh crushed when a coal bucket weighing a ton fell. Father Charles P Cobaugh, a veteran engineer, was blown up in a locomotive explosion. Son William killed while coupling. Lagman crushed and scalded beside a demolished engine. Charles Cobaugh dies recently of typhoid fever.
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Washington
Cumberland
Cobaugh
Lewis Daniel Cobaugh
Rockwood
Charles P. Cobaugh
William
Lagman
Charles
Allens Granted Respite Amid Virginia Execution Case
Richmond March 6 Gov Mann tonight granted a respite until March 3 to Floyd Allen and his son Claude Swanson Allen for their roles in the Hutville court case. He said a formal action on a commutation petition would be issued tomorrow while indicating no final action yet. Heathsville marriage Miss Lammie Barrack and James Alford wed at the Barrack home this morning with plans to reside near White Stone Church.
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Richmond
Mann
Floyd Allen
Claude Swanson Allen
State Penitentiary
Miss Barrack
James Alford
Washington Post
Heathsville
Lammie Barrack
Robert Barrack
Nuttsville
Ramsay
Bunker Hill
White Stone Church
New Principal Named for Rockville High School
Theodora Bailey of Washington is appointed principal of the commercial department at Rockville High School in Rockville Maryland, succeeding resigned Robert L. Warfield.
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Rockville High School
Washington Post
Rockville
Theodora Bailey
Washington
Robert L. Warfield
Virginia Obituary Notices From Heathaville and Nearby Towns
In Heathaville on March 6 an infant son of Mr and Mrs Erasmus Lewis of Lower Northumberland county died after a brief illness of acute pneumonia. George A Carter, a former Confederate soldier, died yesterday at WelCome in King George county. he is survived by a wife and six children. In Christiansburg on March 8 Charlie 4 year old son of Mr and Mrs S M Petty of Wassum Valley Va died this morning after an operation for appendicitis. burial at Marion tomorrow. In Fredericksburg Roy Gouldmen, formerly of the city, died yesterday at his sister Mrs Nellie Welch’s residence in Newport News. born 1866, never married, body to be brought back for interment in City Cemetery. four brothers and two sisters survive. Ashley Grismond, 11, daughter of Clerk Arthur H Grismond of Spotsylvania, died yesterday after ailing diabetes at home.
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Mar
Erasmus Lewis
Northumberland County
George A. Carter
Welcome
King George County
Christiansburg
Charlie
Marion
Fredericksburg
Roy Gouldmen
Nellie Welch
Newport News
H. R. Gouldman
Ashley Grismond
Arthur H. Grismond
Spotsylvania
Aingering Diness
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Charles F. McCaffrey
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