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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1906

Page

9

FOR CONSUL REFORM Delegates unite across the United States

Board of Trade and Chambers of Commerce join in a nationwide call for consul reform to benefit business men generally. Delegates attend the gathering urging sweeping changes to trade policy and commercial practice.

Board of Trade and Chambers of Commerce United States

MISS ANTHONY DIES PROMINENT SUFFRAGE PIONEER

The obituary recounts Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony as early leaders of the women’s suffrage movement. It notes Anthony’s anti slavery work, her 1860s petitions, and her bold 1872 ballot test in Rochester. It highlights her abroad stay, lectures, and lifelong dedication to women’s rights.

Anthony Anti-Slavery Society New York Congress The Revolutionists Rochester Justice Hunt United States Agen Jstice Grant Berlin Amerca Geremany Jimmess

Merchants and Chambers Named in Regional Trade Array

A garbled list shows references to Pittburg Portsmouth Pe-H Porter George H Anderson Merchants' Association Fork Fa- AB Farquhar Chamber of Commerce El Paso Charleston Chamber of Commerce Chante top Wo Ve Southern Shoe Wholesalers' Ase Petersburg Va Aust Wright Merchants 2nd Mahigasturers' Visguaeden Walwauker Wis Froderts Wollayer.

Soldier Jefferson H Jennings to be buried in Arlington

Jefferson H Jennings Civil War veteran dies at Homeopathic Hospital Sunday night. Funeral services at Lers undertaking tomorrow. Interment at Arlington with addresses by S Youer and Thomas H MekKeemitt. Jennings served in Pension Bureau and belonged to Valen Veterans tion Hancock Remrrent No. 1 Caren Post Phil Sheridan Port Loyal Legion Mount Vernon Chapter Hoyil Arch Masons.

Jefferson H. Jennings Arlington Jefferson Jennings Jennangs Ws Pruday Artington Thomas H MekKeemitt Pension Bureau Valen Veterans Cition Hancock Caren Post Phil Sheridan The Loyal Legion Lone of the American Revoltion Mount Vernon Hoyil Arch Masons

Will Fraternize Odd Fellows in District Framing Plan

An effort seeks to form a new independent Odd Fellows lodge for members from other lodges living in the District. It would unite members for social and fraternal aims while preserving ties to their home lodges. A meeting is set for Friday night at Uddellons' Hall on Seventh Street to discuss the proposal.

Odd Fellows W. Bradford Stand Marter Tna Amd Andelpates Seventh Street Plia J. Bryan Sam Roosevelt Bryan Razaris Rider Haggard Tobin Paul Barnes Frank Bush Vitagraph

Two Young Men Rest in Senntious Longworth Car

Two weary youths sat on cushions in Representative Longworth's electric car parked on L Street. They were woken by a police officer who questioned them about the machine. They claimed acquaintance with Mr Longworth but could not identify the owner. They were cautioned as they continued on toward Eighteenth Street.

Longworth Police Sung Mer L Street Doy Solomon Longworth Electric Longworths Lae Neace

Shipwreck and Suffering From Same Storm Hits Mary Ann

Captain Fussel of the schooner Mary Ann and J B Greaves arrive in port aboard the Marion after the Mary Ann ran ashore on Alaska’s coast last November during a furious storm. Nine survivors reached shore while eight perished. another steamer with about thirty men may be lost from the vessel Zupura, said near Queen Charlotte Sound. Evidence includes a life buoy marked 5S 4 Zapora found on Graham Island and two unmarked dories, with lumber and boats washing ashore between Skidegate and Bone Spit.

San Francisco Fus Bel J. B. Greaves Seattle Fussel Nettie ‘Coleman Victoria B. C. Muren Skidegate Zapora Graham Island Bone Spit Tacoma Queen Charlotte

Blackmailers Threaten and Shoot Italian Printer

Domenico Mollica, owner of a small printing office at 416 East Fourteenth Street, was shot in the abdomen after receiving three black hand letters demanding 500, then 1000, and finally 3000 dollars. He refused to pay and fears an explosion of his shop and harm to his family if deadlines aren’t met.

Sreriet Washington New York Domenico Moldea East Fourteenth Street Molina Mollica 11 Massamiero Eolio Brst

Bazaar Ends After Social Week and Dance

The Spanish war veteran's Bazaar, opened March 5, closed last night with a dance and progressive euchre party. It proved financially and socially successful, clearing nearly $2,000 to fund October convention expenses. Notable booths included a refreshment booth run by Mrs. Daniel Conway and a fortune booth by Mrs. Inez Seymour McConnell, while Maj. Charles Mutter’s Cleveland visit theme spurred preparations for a banquet. Mrs. Walter Mitchell won top honors at the card tables.

Inez Seymour McConnell Walter Mitchell Charles Mutter Bodsi Ym Cleveland Watter Mitchell

The Pit and The Grafter at Majestic and Lyceum

Chicago reviewer details performances of The Pit with Mr Wilton Lackaye and Laura Dearborn, The Grafter at the Majestic, Carrs Thoroughbreds burlesque at the Lyceum, and Wonderland at the Columbia, praising performances by Lackaye, Oaker, Ward, Daly, Wynn, and Chip, noting stagecraft, humor, and musical numbers.

Churchill's The Title Mart at The Belasco

A mixed review notes Churchill first play The Title Mart a dull Anglo American farce with weak plotting and uneven acting at the Belasco Theater. Frank Gilmore leads as an English marquis. others include Arthur Hare Sam Edwards Bert Franklin and May Pantoe amid a faltering rehearsal and scant humor.

Churchill Frank Gilmore Arthur Hare Sam Edwards Bert Franklin Ad ‘Hthel Brandon May Pantoe

Visitors Lodging Details Across Multiple Hotels

A lengthy list records attendees and guests staying at various hotels including Riggs, Beston, Shoreham, New Willard, and Colonnade in cities like Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Raleigh, and more. Names span numerous individuals and couples, with many entries tied to specific hotels and cities, indicating a broad social or business gathering.

Baltimore L. D Barner Riggs Beston K. B. Marten Shoreham Willeam E. Murdock FL Goddny 1. Baer Aod George Hawley H. Sfrurer New Willard A. Foster George M. Furniss William Parmeley Boba W. C. Wright J. A Crocker C .N Jehman C. Bury Bt. James Martin Higgins F. T. Foster National George Sully A. G. Macdonald Raleigh Spencer Eddy Arlington Charles J. Seigel W. M. Witser D. A Berren New York City Nellie Crouch Eis Grouch E. le Barbot DD. Price George Douglass Pendleton W. D. Gramam W. P. Hix K. Sanborn G Nausence A. B. Malkinson Shearn J. (. Hooker Mca M Manzer Scott Wouter Mins Foater Mra H. Foster Wits Guy van Amringe Skordham R. M. L. Mann H. Crouze Ebbitt D F. Keely W. Gekman J. Grom Mrs. B. Caldwell George Ranch F. G. Kane Ft. James F. B. Chick George Borntelm L. Y. Davie W. EB. Brown J. A. Wood J W. Brandt L. H. Andrews Edwin Taylor H.W. Foreman Simo Meek Frank A. Hart D. Newman FA Whelan Mc Whirter Philadelphia Moon W J. Latto Wo. Latto Mary B. Latta New Wintard F.C. D. Francis H Holdhberg E Stanford T. J. Maltland Ro H Merling J. A Parlor St. James W. B. Henry George Cla Ang William Schropner WR Fleming Cartla L Bicker Richmond William Carter Rigke E. Gulser Burton H Gundy E. A. Williams T O Bailey W. Carter G. Baitley

Obscure Obituary Lineup Across States and Countries

A fragmented OCR list names individuals and spouses across multiple states and countries including Cleveland, Cincinnati, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia, Wisconsin, Canada, and France. Entries mention addresses and marital pairs tied to New Willard and Raleigh, with numerous surnames such as Tighmaz, Radcliffe, Cole, Grant, Lackey, Murphy, Good, Kuepper, Rey, Tompkins, Morrison, and Paberson among others. The passage appears as a garbled catalog of names rather than a connected notice.

Cleveland R. Tighmaz Cieinnati National W. G. Radcliffe R. Cole Lancaster New Willard North Carolina Louis N. Grant Goldsboro Raleigh Lackey Morgan Scranton Mayer Titusville B. Murphy Vinton Good Lottis Good N. E. Kuepper Somer J. Bred Effaxer Staunton Wisconsin Sylvia H. Mann James G. Moreison Mies Morrison Milwaukee Abbitt B. Kk Muller W. H Waseweyler P. G. Stratton Superior Sanada J. McMichael Toronto WS Paberson Montreal France Jerlos Erchevegl Paris

Striking Mill Workers Halt New National Theater Show

Strikers at the New National Theater clash over pay, demanding more than 30 cents an hour for stage mill ion extras. Police intervene as the union forms after supers learn of 25 cent rates, ending with a compromise to perform at the old price and finish the act amid delays.

New National Theater Wilton Lackaye Stock Exchange Washington

Warren Defines Porto Rico Improvements and Cigar Sanitation

F Warren of the Treasury Department spoke at the Public Library on Porto Rico. He described the island's conditions under American rule and its coffee, cocoa, and tobacco industries. He announced that cigar makers must obtain a government certificate proving freedom from infectious disease. A repeat lecture is set for Carroll Hall on March 22.

F. Warren C. FP. Warren Treasury Department Porto Rico Warren Carroll Hall

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