Inez Seymour Milton Soprano Publishes National Guard March
Inez Seymour Milton, a famed dramatic soprano, has issued a brisk march dedicated to the National Guard of the District of Columbia. The piece, lively and martial, looks likely to become popular. she also composed vocal selections including Shadows heard in Washington via baritone EdwinCalton.
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Inez Seymour Milton
National Guard
District of Columbia
Popilar
Washington
Edwin Calton
Bryan at Y M C A Opens Public Appearance
William Jennings Bryan to speak at Belasco Theater for a Y M C A men’s meeting with Josephus Daniels and possibly Vice President Marshall in attendance. Dr John A Macdonald will address on A Man’s Surprise at Himself, reflecting Canadas liberal press ties and reciprocity history.
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Willam Jennings Bryan
Be-lasco Theater
Bryan
Josephus Daniels
Toronto Globe
Canada
Macdonald
Mr. Bryan
Dr. Macdonald
Association
Lincoln
Daniels
Navy
Raleigh
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YMCGA
Wilson
Fourth National American Peace Congress to Meet in St Louis
Representative Richard Bartholdt of St Louis chosen president of the fourth national American Peace Congress to be held May 1, 2, and 3 in St Louis. Woodrow Wilson will be honorary president. Taft and Senator Root named honorary vice presidents. Bryan and Knox expected to attend. Diplomats from eleven Central and South American countries invited. D da Gama to Europe. Carnegie invitation to be extended in New York.
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Senator Root
Carnegie
Richard Bartholdt
St. Louis
National American Peace Congress
Arthur D. Call
American Peace Society
Woodrow Wilson
St Louis
Elihu Root
New York
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Philander
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Argentine Republic
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Joaquin Bernardo Calvo
Costa Rica
Francisco J. Peynado
Dominican Republic
Don Joaquin Mendez
Guatemala
Salvador Castrillo
Nicaragua
Ramon M. Valdes
Panama
Frederico Alfonso Peret
Peru
Antonio Martin-Rivero
Cuba
Carlos Maria de Pena
Uruguay
Don P. Ezequiel Rojas
Venezuela
Europe
Brazil
Charge D'Altairea
Unilean Legation
Suarez
Colombia
Salvador
Bartholdi
Andrew Carnegie
Sioux Chief Receives Old Gun Back from Government
Hollow Horn Bear, a 6 foot 3 inch Oxgalala Sioux known as a bronze giant, had his weapon returned yesterday by Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs Abbott. The gun, wrapped in rawhide, had been surrendered twenty years ago when authorities ordered weapons taken from Indians in the Bad Lands.
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Hollow Horn Bear
Indian Affairs
Abbott
Hollow Horn Sear
Fivefold coincidences boost Tennessee judge for diplomatic post
An aspirant for a diplomatic post, Judge E. W. Herring of Tennessee, is linked to the number five in endorsements and details. Support comes from banks, five local judges, five court of civil appeal members, five supreme court members, five governors, and five department heads, with the State department name, secretary, secretary’s name, and the Central American country all reflecting the same motif.
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Tennessee
Tge
Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Court
Gov. McMillan
Bryan
Davia
Herring
Central America
Tegucigalpa
United States
Missionaries Need Homes For Effective Work
Prof H R Salisbury, educational secretary of the Seventh Day Adventist denomination, urged Washington Foreign Missionary Seminary students that missionaries must have comfortable homes and broad education to match intelligent natives. He cited Korea where since 1834 missionaries have won one native to Christianity every hour, and warned Americans cannot live like locals due to insanitary conditions. He just returned from a worldwide trip for his church.
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India
China
H. R. Salisbury
Washington Foreign Missionary Seminary
Salisbury
Japan
Korea
Seventh Day Adventist Denomination
Will Lecture on Poultry Mendal's Law Talk
I Z Suter chairman of the Greater Washington Poultry and Pigeon Club will lecture at the YMCA building on March 18. The illustrated talk on Mendal's law as applied to poultry breeding will note only two Americans can discuss the topic. A second lecture on Hatching Breeding and Feeding is scheduled for the late April period. Lectures are open to the public.
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I. Z. Suter
Greater Washington Poultry and Pigeon Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Mendal
United States
Civil Service Is Safe and Civil Service Deliberations Begin
President Wilson plans slow minor appointments and will not disturb civil service employees for now. Burleson likely to wait until April for postmaster placements, while 1,500 Taft-era slots remain. Labor Department appointments hinge on Congress and the department’s funding as Wilson consults Dr. Neill and preserves Erdman act mediation duties.
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Burleson
Taft
Department of Labor
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Department
Organized Labor
Neil
Charles P. Neill
Labor
Labor Department
High School Acquires Taft Pen For New Central High
The Taft signing pen for the district appropriation bill funding a new Central High School has been secured by the school. Fred L. Fishback, president of the alumni association, obtained the pen and a silver case will be crafted to house it in the principal’s room.
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Taft
Central High School
Fred L. Fishback
Alumni Association
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