Woman hides aboard steamer to reach England home
Mrs Maybelle Smith a 22 year old widow boarded the British steamer Camoens at New Orleans and hid in a stateroom a day out from port she lacked funds and food saying she wanted to join her mother and baby in England. Captain Barber agreed to register her as stewardess if authorities waived rules and she would sail with the ship tomorrow.
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Camoens
New Orleans
Norfolk
Washington
Maybelle Smith
Walton Vilage
Liverpool
England
Fort Smith
Ark
Capt. Barber
Robinson Addresses West Virginians at WV Society Meeting
West Virginia Court of Appeals Judge Tra Robinson spoke informally to the West Virginia Society at the old Masonic Temple in Ninth and F streets NW. The society orchestra performed led by J. Turner and W. Dreffendeffer, while new members included former Senator Davis Elkina John W. Davis Henry G. Davis Isaac T. Mann Col. C. H. Livingston and Edward Coppa, with Ms Wille singing solos.
Sunday Services at Covenant Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian services at The Covenant Church on Wharles Wood with Minister H. Hare Wore Angtes in charge. Morning sermon by the minister, evening service by the choir, and a Malachi themed sermon. Music by the Friing Choir of 100 voices conducted by Sydney Lined Wighteon, Harvey Murray directing. Also a midweek service and lecture on War moral aspects. Community needs address: 1405 L Street Northwest.
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Presbyterian
the Covenant
Harry Hare
Trek
Sermya Oy
Wrec
Cha
Malachi
Christian Endeavor Meriing
Rosineh
Frening
Sydney
Wighteon
Harvey Murray
Indiiater
America
H. E. Arondage
Lical Christian Schencengelical Christian Science Church
L Street
NEW Church
Church OF the
Jerusalem
Frank Gewalt
Charles W. Harvey
Philadelphia
ALT Souts
Ulysses
R. Vlerce
Dod
Dana
Liberal Religions Union
Jala _C. Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Congregationa
Mount Pleasant
Clarence AL Vincent
Sea ‘Curteenth Street
Leyman
Anglican and Mission Services Across D. C. Area
A dense listing of church services across Washington with times for Episcopal, Christian Science, Unitarian, Congregational, and Baptist churches. It notes revival services, Sunday schools, special sermons, and addresses at venues like Barieh Hall and Masonic Temple, including speakers such as Rev. John W. Anatin and Charles Elliott Vrooman.
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Schnals
Alan
Ie Shuren
Barieh Hall
Twoerings
ST. Johnr
Sixtaent
Ho Streets
Tee
Roland Wotton Smith
D. D. Rey
Edward Slat
Dunlap
George Williamson Smith
Dy Salm
John W. Anatin
City News in Brief Highlights from district events and meetings
A digest of local items notes a luncheon of the Builders and Manufacturers Exchange at 1:30 PM at 610 Fourteenth Street NW, a pre recital meeting in the exchange rooms, and a program by George H. O’Connor at 1220 New York Avenue NW. Also covered are suffrage conference plans, jitney regulation talks, church and club talks, and upcoming lectures across Washington.
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Builders and Manufacturers’ Exchange
Fourteenth Street
Charles E. Welsh
Exchange
Exchange Rooms
New York Avenue Northwest
At & O
George H. O'Connor
Marie Schmidt Dies After 50 Years in Washington
Mrs. Marie Schmidt of Washington died yesterday at her daughter’s home in Takoma Park. Funeral services with Rev. Henry Anstadt and Rev. C. H. Butler will be held Monday at 2:30 PM at the residence. Interment is private. Born in Blomberg Germany, she came to Washington after the Civil War with her uncle Charles Mueller. She married merchant Christian F. Schmidt in 1872 and leaves five children: Oscar P. Schmidt, Tred A. Schmidt, Mrs. J. Eugene Shoemaker, Mrs. Louis P. F. Krick, and Mrs. Arthur Briscoe.
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Marie Schmidt
Washington
Amelia Briscoe
Buttemut Street
Takoma Park
Henry Anstadt
C. H. Butler
Schmidt
Blomberg
Germany
Charles Mueller
Christian F. Schmidt
Birthday of Gen Horatio Wright saves Washington’s capital
On March 6 18 95 years ago Gen Horatio Gouverneur Wright Union general born in Connecticut is honored as the man whose skill defended Washington from Jubal Early’s 1864 invasion. Wright’s feats included fortifying defenses, commanding the Sixth Army Corps and breaking Petersburg lines in 1865. He rose from West Point engineer to major general before later serving as chief of engineers.
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Gen
Horatio G. Wright
Horatio Gouverneur Wright
Gen. Wright
Union, Conn
Jubal A. Early
Maryland
Washington
Grant
Petersburg
Lincoln
Nineteenth Corps
Gulf
War Department
Boldneas
Wright
Capitol
West Point
Engineer Corps
Academy
Heintzelman
Bull Run
Port Royal
Early
Army of the Potomac
Sixth Army Corps
John Sedgwick
Cedar Creek
U S Dollar Setting Pace In Swiss Circular
A Geneva circular from the Bank Verein Suisse notes the high U S dollar rate at 6.48 francs, worth about 19 1-2 cents, and says the dollar’s strength influences exchange trends as the United States becomes a major supplier of Europe in provisions and various goods.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Verein Suisse
France
United States
Europe
Allies Urged To Explain Policy On Isolating Germany
The discussion explores whether the Allies will maintain a blockade patrol from the Shetlands to Norway and the Channel’s far south, aiming to restrict Germanic trade while sparing American commerce. It considers blockades, patrol distances, and potential remedies to protect U.S. material interests without abandoning isolation.
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Shetland Islands
Norway
United States Aa
Holland
Germany
Sinking of Carib and Evelyn tied to mines in North Sea
Comdr Gherardi's Berlin report on the Carib and Evelyn sinking says both boats were sunk by mines with no false British directions. ships simply ran into mine fields. German officials had claimed the ships were off courses and following routes given by British authorities.
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Comdr
Gherardi
Evelyn
North Sea
Berlin
Leaves of Absence and Fleet Movements 1915
List of leaves of absence for officers and enlisted personnel from various U S Army units. Entries include Captain Charles D Roberts Captain Charles F Martin First Lieutenant Edward N Woodbury First Lieutenant Earl J Atkinson Lieut Col Odus C Horney and others with extensions detachments and transfers to shore stations and ships. Mention of ships and routes such as Guantanamo Philadelphia Norfolk Key West and Atlantic reserve meet.
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Charles D. Roberts
Tenth Infantry
Charles F. Martin
Eighth Cavalry
Edward N. Woodbury
Coast Artillery Corps
Eari. J. Atkinson
Corps of Engineers
Henry Co
K. Muhlenberg
Ordnance Department
Odus C. Horney
New York
Forrester
Williford
Fortyfrat
Thomas H. Scott
Fort Morgan
Ala
C. K. Courtney
Jason
G. W. Robbins
Kansas
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Will Mueller
Texas
Carpenter C. P. Baker
Horton
Norfolk
Cable
Aalatic
Manila
Philippine Islands
J. F. Fleming
Halena
Baratogs
M. C. Gleeson
Saratoga
Higher Legal Training at Georgetown Law School
Tra E. Robinson chief justice of the West Virginia court of appeals and noted legal educator spoke to about 1000 Georgetown Law School students last evening. Dean George B. Hamilton introduced him as the era of law grows and the bar must better equip students of legal principles. The talk praised law schools for shaping citizenship and guiding constitutional study to prevent rash laws. On the platform were J. Harry Covington Ashley M. Gould Henry S. Boutell and Raleigh C. Minor. President Wilson hosted open house at the White House for departing Senate and House members, receiving callers until 1 o clock.
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Tra E. Robinson
Court of Appeall
Weat
Virginia
Georgetown Law School
George B. Hamilton
Law Faculty
Robinson
United States
J. Harry Covington
District Supreme Court
Ashley M. Gould
Henry S. Boutell
Raleigh C. Minor
Law
Wilson
White House
Senate
House
Supreme Court record and docket items from 1915 session
The document lists Supreme Court participants and cases including Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company versus United States, Nampa and Meridian Irrigation District versus City of Nampa, and multiple other dockets. It details adjournment, daily call for March 8, and various equity and circuit division motions, along with probate and bankruptcy entries and real estate transfers in Washington.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmen
Justice Day
Hughes
van Decanter
Lamar
Justice Pitney
McReynolds
C. L. Prince
Cheraw
S. C
Louisville and Noshville Railroad Company
The
United States Et al
W. A. Colston
Nampa and Meridian
Detroit Trust Company, Trustee, &c
Pontiac Ravings Bank
Bernard R. Selling
Appellent
Harrison Geer
Appellees
American Aeeding Machine Company
Communionwealth
Kentucky
J. B. Bowman
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice McCoy
Showpsen Ve
Thompson
George P. Noover
Ponath
Bonney
Guardian Ad Litem
Ralston & Richardson
Willte
Stevens
Forrest Ve. Wardman
Gardiner— Brandenburg
Harrison Va
Townsend
Walker
Malzatein
Kosmck
Baker
Leany—Lewin
Smith
Washington Southern Railway Company
Easby-Smith
Fleharty
Mckenney & Flannery
Ray Vs. Waring
Teany
Kelgeto
Weit
Wood Va
Washington Railway and Fleetric Company
Rosenberg— Hoover
Newburg
Warder Et al
Attor— Ness
Adriaane —Sullivan
Nelson Va
Capital Traction Company
Berry. Downing—Duunlop
Covington
United States Va
Mamie Snyder
Petit
Larcen
A. W. Scott
United States
Anthony Mahoney
Joy Riding
Ate Montha
J. D. Stewart
Clarence B. Dowell
W. J. Lambert
F. R. Whippie
Arthur Jenking
Elly Boyd
A. 8. Bowles
W. Tignor
Joseph A. Miller
Lewis Weinsstein
Warry Schneider
Hebert H. Marshall
Nat ‘Gulit
6Thttorney
R. L Miler
Justice Anderson
Stilson Hutchins
Caveatorya Attorneya
F. J. Mogan
W. G. Johnson
J. J. Darlington
Myer Cohen
Caveater
S Attoreya
R. Rosa Perry
B. H. Thomas
O. H. Merillat
Perkins Firm Seeks Gulf Coast Insurance Policy
L. L. Perkins of United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company is listed with a phone contact M1 233 and a Southern Blige location. The fragment hints at an insurance or financial services matter involving the firm and a coastal area.
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United States
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Southern Blige
German View of the War in Neutral Rights Debate
The German reply to neutrals rights provoked wide press reaction in New York. Germany's tone was conciliatory while Britain and Asquith were criticized for defying international law. American papers compare Britain’s actions to a scrap of paper and urge US protest against reprisals that strangle neutral trade. Herman Ridder reports.
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Asquith
New York
Staats-Writung
Germany
England
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Alles
Ge. Internationa
Wil Bo
Herman Ridder
Post Automobile Routes Sample from The Washington Post
The Post publishes a new Automobile Routes series every Sunday with a sample route. The detailed directions guide an autoist from the Washington Post Building west on Pennsylvania Avenue past the White House, through Dupont Circle, and toward Frederick Road, noting trolley crossings, circles, bridges, and key landmarks along a long rural to suburban course.
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Washington Post
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Treasury
Sherman Monument
Pennsylvania
White House
Seventeenth Street
Connecticut Avenue
Dupont Circle
Circle
Massachusetts Avenue
Sheridan Circle
Naval Observatory Grounds
Wisconsin Avenue
Tennallytown
Crosa Amall] Tion Bridge
Trass
PiSates Mery County Fair Grounds
Rock Vilts
Frederick Road
Electrs. Power Company
Washington Crove
Teutonaville
Keeep
Diavaithersburg Crose Railroad
Crows Iron Bridge
Bo—Kfork
Gore
Frederick
Huf Attistown
Ckvarrove
Ridgeville
National Turnpike
Baltimore
Creass Railroad
Stone Jug
Monocacy River
Frederick. Patrick and Market Atreats
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Lumbia Road
Euclid Street
Gol Colorado
Christ
Celerk
Colorado
Spiritualis Firat Spiritalist Church
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street Northwest
Hee George W. Kates
Bmirs
Kates
John C Palmer
LE Baptist
Northeast Temple
Mc. A
Y. M. C. A. Men’s Meeting
Charles Elliott Vrooman
SEA Associated Bible Ee Dents
Old Masonic Temple
Ninth and Streets
A. L Ritchle Pie
Bible Eddy
VRP
City News
Congressional
National Woman Suffrage Association
Medill McCormick
Indianapolis
Barry Bulkley
Interdenominational Missionary Society
Church of the Epiphany
Mme. Mountford
American University
Chiropractic Association of the District
N. E. Allen
Luzerne Apartments
3S. Kaplansky
Washington Posle Zion Society
Flynn's Business College
Kaplansky
Jewish National Fund
Poale Zion Alliance
Society For Philosophical Inquiry
Hyland
Kirk
Washington Association of Dental Surgeons
New Ebbitt
W. M. Simkins
Church of the New Jerusalem
Sixteenth
Corcoran Streets
Hell
Thomas Henry Huxlex
Mary Sibley
Vans
Washington Secular League
Clinton Scollard
Cairo
Margery Snyder
Peabody Conservatory of Music
St. John’s Episcopal Church
W Streets
H. H. Freeman
Young Women's Christian Associa ‘Tion
John (. Palmer
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
John Klein
William Jennings Bryan
Piney Branch
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Dr. Clark
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian
W. H. Schureman
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Denver
Ming Lucy Wheelock
Boston Kindergarten Training School
Bureau of Education
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William J. Fowler
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Twelfth
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Louis Brownlow
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Department of Agriculture
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John F. Mohler
Roy C. Andrewa
Japan
American Museum of Natural History
National Geographic Society
New Masonic Temple
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A. H. Pruett
Brooklyn
King Albert
Lizabeth
Belgium
Cosmos Club
Baronne de Bonssecaze de Marivett
Alliance Francaise
Thorse
H. K. Rush- Brown
Biological Society of Washington
H. B. Kersey
Capital Literary Society
Publi Library
Cleveland Park
John Eaton
Tlenry 8 Graves
Forestery Service
William L. Brownileg
U. S
Carib
ARMY
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Ragle
Guantanamo
Mayrant
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Newport
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Perkins
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Santiago de Cuba
Port Au Prince
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Cassar
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Macdonough
Pensacola
Whipple
Paul Jones
Truxtun
Preble
Hull
Hopkins
Lawrence
San Pedro
St. Louie
Pacific Feet
Pacific Reet
Justice Robinson
Weat Virginia
Georgetown
Court of Appeals
George Sullivan
W. C English
Lester
B.F. Leighton
Calvin H. Chadsey
George F. Curtis
Magruder
Drury
Nathaniel Wilson
Maddox & Gatley
White Ve. White
Plainiit
Toomey & Toomey
E. B., Hutchison
Kearney Va
Kearney
Jurisdic
Alexander Kearney
A. Leftwich Binclair
Bond
W. R. Guy
Leftwich Sinclair
Edward Mitchell
Pugitul Re
Niesl
Plaintif
Kit & Hralore
Washington Sanitary Housing Company
F.C. Dutton
Keady
Clarke —O'Rhea
Roman Va
Roman
McCammon-Hudeon
Circuit Division I
Gould
Plummer Vs
West Ims Infecting Company
D. W. Baker
J. W. Staggers
McLanahan, Burton & Culbertson
Simons
Arnold
Nelson Wilson
Melthenny
Lampton
Hoover
Schafer
Columbia Oz Company
Rogley
Smith Yeatman
McGranh
Mills Et al
O'Donoghue
Alexander
Darlington
Shoemaker
Allender
Washington Virginia Railway Company
Lambert
S. Emig
Mole
Flagg
Atwagers Bushy-Smith
Syme
White
Ford
Morris Va
Braele
A O’shea
J. Rogers
D. Loughran Company
Ellie & Donaldson
Sheehan
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Cross
Barnard
Peter—Whiting
Munnya
Strasburger
Wilson—Peyeer
Instlee Anderson
Benning Road
Parke
Re Valley
Realley
Max
Johnson
Trobate
Justice Siddons
Tistate
Joseph H. Moore
Jetiers
Bila C. Moore
W. N. Linkinn
William L. Schmalnott
Kate E. Schmalnoff
H. G. Kimball
Louis Kolipinski
F. B. Moriarty
Mary J. Tynan
H. W. Sohon
Mary K. Hemingway
Menry
Hemingway
W. K. Brownin
John Hi. Campbell
Ames D. Campbell
J. ‘A. Cobb
Sarah Duke
J. D. Sullivan
Chester A. Cole
Hard P. W. Almop
Arthur Peter
Martha Javkann
T. L. Jones
John Ridout
Gamnelia Limeburner
William W. Armatrong
James Prerattt
Moses Colman
Leon Tobriner
M. 2. Rosenberg
United States of America
Tru- Partner
Plaintiff's
Laskey
Partner Realty Company
Alexander R. Waltern
Pote
Account
Blaintiff
Hoebling
Peelle & Ogilby
David Duntoppe
Willem
Rerburn
Hoebing, Peele & Ogilby
Lena
Gerhold
Administratiiz
District National Bank
D. E Clarke
Sanders & Staymen Company
Martha M. Ford
W. C. Engiib
Robert Butler
Florence C. Thompson
J. Ford Thompson, Jr
George P. Hoover
Creed M. Fulton Ve
C. A. Baker
Et al
Interpleader
Lev H. David
Cil
Henry H. Bergmann
Harry Keister
Tenth
William Murphy
John
George M. Opdyke
Paz
Savanth
Charles Dernoff
Frank N
FE. Arare Jarvis
Cave Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Henry M. Onwald
Louis A
Catherine Ritet
Eighth Street
Margaret McGinley
Elizabeth Willer
Patterson Street
George M. Enmerich
Nelson Tr
Alice W. Darton
Kalorama Heights
Catherine S. Poe
Francin B
J. Mauuerilie Carlisle
Tennessee Avenue
Joseph J. Mueba
Harry A. Kite
Fifth Street
Tenth Street
Margaret WY. Talbert
Ingleside Jona A L. McGrew
Tee Brown
Highteentiz
Kenyon
George FE
Stewart
Joseph A. Herberich
R Street
Titlan A
Jacob
Gruver
David Co
Edith N. Griffith
Twelfth Street Northeast
Petworth
Wilmot W. Trew
Herbert L. Hucker
Avalon Hibights
Tyrone Gray
Francis X. Higdon
Henry P. Kernet
George Mo
Emm
Metropolis Building
Joseph F. Davis
Henry HM. Bergmann
George NM. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Isquans
M. Frank Daly
Chapin Ure
Henry A. Bergmann
Tal Building Association
Neleon
Dartoy Er Oma
Om James Herry
Marcia A. Custis
Noture Perpetual Building Association
Harlem
Maurice P. Fintey
Arthur A. Alexander
Dante W. O'Wanoghue
A. Willian Lucizer
Fulton BR
Ev Ux
Albert F. Fotard
Edmund KK. Fox
Flerbert L. Racker
William H. Saunders
Claud Livingston
Washington Heights
Rismnonn Et al
Berkeley L. Simmons
Herbert A. Gml
Theo. N
Square
William F. Fes
George J. Fey
B. Francis Ranl
G. Percy Bio
Norman C. Brigham
B. Francis Saul
James Hhen
Home Savings Bank
L. L. Perkins
Eiseman’s Corner
Eiseman & Co
J. & W. Eiseman
Staats-Zetong
von Bethman-Hollner
Evening Post
London
Big
the Sun
Hagerstown
Atlantic City
Cumberland
Richmond
Leonardtown
Cedar Grove
Meewspat