Mrs Baker Will Not Move to Washington for War Post
Mrs New tin D Baker, wife of the new Secretary of War, will remain in Cleveland to keep her children in school. She prefers progressive work at home and will not join her husband in Washington until the children finish their term. The Bakers have three children and have lived in Cleveland since their marriage fourteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
United Press
Ohio
Newtin D Baker
Baker
Paker
Cura
Mera Baker
Philips
Cathiering
J. P.morgan
New York
Wall Street
Daniel G. Reid
Hilbert H. Gary
Vincent Ragtor
Henry Clews
Charles M. Schwab
Henry C. Frick
Frick
Mills
Morgan
New York Stock Exchange
Reid
E. X. du Pont
Vincent Astor
Palm Beach
Vanderbilt
Bitmore
St. Regis
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From March 7 1916
A compact notice record lists deaths and funeral details for varied individuals including Hester Harr y, Daniel Finfgan, Alice Henkel, Harriet Newell Hobbs, Emily Neville, Rosh Miller, Susan Moyer, and George Woin, with locations in Washington DC area and Maryland. Proceedings include private and public services, church masses, and interments at Mount Olivet and Arlington, noting dates March 7 to March 13 1916 and related residence addresses and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
Harry
Randolph
Earl Chester
Cantwell
G Street
Kenda
Mamma
Daddy Finpgas
Mernings
Chevy Chase
Alice
Else Henkel
Edward Henkel
Parkwood
K Street
Tg Tre
Connecticut Avenue
Emily Neville
Frederick B. Meaie
Franck B. Taylor
Washington
Mictar
Mount Ratsier Md
Rosh
Janae Milleruneral
M. Moyer
SU San
Moyhr
Docsora
Ross
Gorarge Wowin
Mary Too
Henry L. Tose
Baltimore conference marks 50th anniversary at local church
The Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South celebrates the fiftieth year since the local church joined the body. Bishop A W Wilson of Baltimore may sermonize March 22 at Washington Street Methodist Church South in Alexandria. Opening service follows March 21 with Rev Dr J B Winn of Roanoke. sessions run daily 9 a m to 12:30 p m. luncheon served in Young People's building. The conference includes 260 ministers 50 lay delegates and 60,000 members with $2,900,000 in church property.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Washington Street Methodist Church
A. W. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Winn
Roanoke
Young People’s
Germans' Food Ample Fear War News From Europe
Special to The Washington Post reports Germany's food supplies are ample and war materials strong. John B Cassy, a Dresden chemist visiting his father in Spencer MA, says Germany can wage war for years, cites coal iron and conquered territory as supports, notes Germans feel allied to Americans and fear no food shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Casey
Dresden
Washington Post
New York
Germany
John B. Cassey
Spencer
Mass
Cassy
Leipzig
England
Westphalia
Upper Silesia
Belgium
France
Ahe
Poland
Serbia
House Goes To New York After European Mission
Col M House returned to New York after completing his report on European observations. White House officials denied his mission failed and stated he was sent to secure first hand information for President Wilson. He also reportedly improved understanding among American Ambassadors in Berlin London and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col . M. House
New York
White House
Europe
Wilson
Berlin
London
Paris
Dangers of Skin Infection Promoted by Poslam Remedy
An old ad warns that any skin abrasion or sore can lead to infection and promotes Poslam antiseptic and Poslam Soap to prevent and soothe conditions like eczema acne psoriasis and seven year itch. It invites samples via Emergency Laboratories New York and lists druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
All Druggista
Morgenthau Urges Relief for Palestine Sufferers
Ambassador Morgenthau pressed Navy and State departments to send a coal carrier with 900 tons of food for Palestine. He noted provisions in Constantinople but warned fall needs. He also discussed Turkey peace reports and a possible New York gala in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Navy
State Departments
Palestine
New York
Constantinople
Morgenthau
Wilson
Joseph Silverman
Simon Wolf
Red Cross Car Wrecked Near Greenwood Mississippi
A Red Cross education car touring the South as part of first aid work was destroyed in a Tuesday wreck on the Illinois Central Railway near Greenwood Mississippi. Dr R H Crawford and an attendant were injured and had to chop their way from the wreck. Dr M J Shields in Scranton Pa reported the incident and said he was uninjured. The extent of injuries was not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Iniinoig Central Railway
Greenwood
Miss
R. H. Crawford
M. J. Shields
Scranton
Germans Capture Two Villages West of Meuse
German forces report capturing Regneville and Forges to extend their advance west of the Meuse near Verdun. French counterattacks east of Mainone de Champagne were repulsed. fighting continues on the right wing and left Meuse bank with gains described as the largest since Verdun began.
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Meuse
Woevre
Verdun
Fresnes
Teutons
Regneville
Berlin
Wood-I
Forges
War Office
Mainone de Champagne
Cote de Talou
Cote du Poivra
Douaumont
Forges Brook
Bethincourt
Corbeaux
Estern
Hardsumont
Alsace
Delegates chosen as South Carolina Union Republicans end heated convention
After an all night session a sharp intra party split produced four delegates at large to the Republican national convention from South Carolina Union Republicans. Delegates include Tolbart Green wood Goodwin Fordham and Adams. In war reports, French and German actions across Verdun Meuse and Woevre districts are described with captures and bombardments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina Union Republicans
Joseph W. Tolbart
Greenwood
J. E. Goodwin
H. Fordham
Orangeburg
J. Duncan Adams
Charleston
A.D Woebster
W. & Dixon
Barnwell
J. T Adams
Theodore Roosevelt
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George P. Zurnorst
F. A. Speare Sons
H Street
N. W
Frank Geier’s Sons CO
Wid Sey
Midern Chapel
M. Hindle
Todertaher and
Kintalmer
Thos. S. Sergeon
Joli
Telemour Mato
W. R. Speare
F Street
Kitablithad
Lawtonons
Gramations
Alexandria Congregation
Fee Commission Reports
Henry C Stuart
C. Lee Moore
State Auditor of Public Accounts
W. F. Smythe
Revenue
Fairfax Counties
Cc. H. Callahan
Thomas W. Robinson
Alexendria
Newell
Greenaway
Robert H. Cox
W. N. Lipscomb
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Wade Ball
Alexandria County
George H Rucker
W. H. Duncan
A H. Barber
Robert Wiley
Fairfax County
FW Richardson
J R Allison
Sherif
Commissioners of Revenue
G K Pickett
J. Parker Milburn
J NM
Ballard
K E_ Gillette
George W. Bladen
del Ray
Immanuel Episcopal Chapel
Braddock Heights
Ivan Carpenter
George Reynolds
W. H. Thorpe
F. R Patten
Dorothy Sullivan
Jeanette Prosise
Julia Duncan
Mrs. Mills
Phi Mu Sigma
Phi Mu Sigma Fraternity
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South Sunday School
J W. Duffey
Calvin T Ryan
Cal .Burrows
Methodist Protestant Church
Robert Ayers
Frank L. Ball
Clarence E Fowler
A. H. Hoge
Roger C Sullivan
John W Trimyer
Edward T Kirkley
Second Presbyterian Church
Harry W. Rudd
Frank L. Slaymaker
John Lee Allison
J. F Chichester
John D. Normoyie
Imma HK
Garvey
Wayette, Payne, Oronoco and
Frincess
Bryan
Brandeis
America
Trail H
United Presa
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Atlanta
Thomas
Watson
Jeffersonian
William “Jénking" Bryan
St. Louis
Wiliam ‘Jenkins’ Bryan
Nebraske
Fletcher
South America
Chilton
Ugdar
Financial District
Pittsburgh
J. P. Jean
Glen Cove
People’s Party
Dick Bland
Champ Clark
Nebraska
William ‘Jenkins
Clark
Underwood
William Jennings
Bland and Clark
Montenegro
Mortenegro
Lyons
Bordeaux
Associated Press
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
South Amirica
Fox
Senate
George R. Nutter
Lennox
Lennox Fee
Brandeis, Dunbar & Nutter
Howard F. MecClennen
MecClennen
James T. Lennox
McClennen
Nutter
Wild, Farrell & Co
Howard
Hamilton
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
To-Kalon Co., Inc
Hones
J. H. Small & Sons
15Th
B Streets
Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
Wiowera
House
State Department
Left Jaw
Cumieres
Aw York
Folios Gasfire Company
Modistes
Qo” Trust Department
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Regne‘ville
Raken
Freanes
Aisne
Craonne
Paste
Soissons
Argonne
Haute Cheveuche
Cheppy Wood
Garmana
Meuss
Seppois
Metz-Sablons
Fisk
Hite
Fisk- Rubber Company
Chicopee Falls
New York Ave
Horlick
Charles H. Bauman
Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Emmett Jordan
Ellen D. Riordan
Seventh Street
James Tanner
Wills
Barnard & Johnson
District OF Columbs
Sarah Belle Wallace
Roland Wallace
Ninth Street
Belle Wallace Platt
Eighth Street
Jennie Wallace Gaston
Coulter Wells
District of Columba
Adelaide F McCreilin
Carrie McCrellis Wyman
California Street
Esther McCrellis Crowell
Biltmore Street
Wille
Woodbury Blair
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
District of
Calbia
Rosa Wallech
Mathentien
Benister
Probata Court
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