Welcome U S Patrol Seizes Five Shore Stations in Cuba
Admiral Mayo reports from Guantanamo that at least five Cuban shore stations have American forces landed. Five hundred marines patrol Santiago while other detachments guard Guantanamo Manzanillo and Nuevitas. Interior status unclear as Menocal forces advance after brief fighting near San Luis. Banks closed. $800,000 in government funds reportedly taken by rebels. Cuban gunboat Matanzas left harbor. Belknap restricts access.
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Santiago
Cuba
Guantanamo
Henry T. Mayo
United States Atlantic Fleet
Manzanillo
Nuevitas
el Combre
Pablo
Fausto Menocal
Menocal
San Luis
Camacho
Rigoberto Fernandes
Songo
San Iisa
Menocal Brothers
Rebela
Matanzas
Reginald R. Belknap
San Francisco
Crrlaer Olympia
Chamber of Commerce
Griffiths
Belk
Bayonets End Mutiny Guarding New York Aqueduct
In New York on March 12 mutineers in a guard unit guarding the aqueduct were calmed by Sergt Joseph Fimer who ordered bayonets and forced 40 men to march out. Captain Rogert said payroll delays held up pay, with payment due by March 15.
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Zayas
Aayas
New York
Yonkera
Bogart
Joseph Fimer
Mimer
Agai
Gimer
Pontcett
Heimer
Sergt
Wimer
Eam
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Case of Lady Camber and other Washington theater reviews
Washington theaters present dramas by Horace Annesley Vachell and new London-tinged works. The Case of Lady Camber draws praise for psychology, dialogue, and a strong cast led by Lyn Harding. Lady Vambe is noted for suspense and polished melodrama. Also covered are San Carlo Carmen with Ester Ferrabini and cast, Cole Columbia picks, and a slate of variety acts at the Casino and other venues.
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Fin Nz
Lady Vambe
Horace Annesley Vachell
Lady Camber
London
Vachella
Vachell
Lyn Harding
Henry Will
Oliver Twist
King
Kla BI Sikes
Dr. Napier
Mary Roland
Sydney Shields
Miss Shields
Towle Emery
Abingdon
H. W. Herbert
Lord Camber
Henry Dornton
Kate Sergeantson
Shirley Aubert
Washington
B. Idén Payne
San Carlo
Belasco Theater
Bizet
Ester Ferrabini
Ferrabini
Franch
Manuel Salazar
Don Jose
Salazar
Escamillo
Giuseppe Battistini
Luisa Darclee
Micaela
Seville
Escamilla
Gallo
Chevalier Carto Peroni
Malata
Lucia
Edvidge Vaccari
Salvatore Solaretti
Hagar
Mile-a-Minute Kendal in Local Theatre Harvests Laughter
The FPoli Players stage Owen Davis's Mile-a-Minute Kendal a village comedy about a young man who shifts from a champagne career to a horse powered business, winning village approval. Florence Rittenhouse as Joan and Louise Farnum as Amelia turn in memorable performances alongside J Hammond Dailey and Helen Hayes Brown in a highly enjoyable production with strong supporting roles.
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Kendali
Fpoli
Owen Davis
Villaga
Winchell Smith
George Cohan
Kendal
Dad
Attle Joan
Florence Rittenhouse
Joan
Willam P. Carleton
Amelia
Louise Farnum
Helen Lowell
J. Hammond Dailey
Helen Hayes Brown
White Way
Frances William
Howard Lang
Ralph Rem Jey
Bernard Thornton
Yardie Meakin
Married in Baltimore Two Virginia Residents Wed
Irene Ney daughter of Mrs Joseph Ney of Harrisonburg and Amos Kiots a Staunton businessman were married in Baltimore yesterday by Reverend Dr Shaffner in a ceremony reported from Misha Harksonburg Virginia dated March 12.
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Harksonburg
Misa
Irene Ney
Joseph Ney
Harrisonburg
Amos Kiots
Staunton
Baltimore
Shaffner
Catlett and Shelton Wed in Fredericksburg Nuptials
Frank Z. Catlett and Misa Lixzie Shelton, both of Spotsylvania County, were married in Fredericksburg on March 12 by Reverend T. B. Thomas of the Methodist Church.
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Fredericksburg
Frank Z. Catlett
Misa Lixzie Shelton
Spotsylvania County
T. B. Thomas
Methodist Church
Panthea at Crandall's Savoy with Norma Talmadge
Crandall’s Savoy screens Panthea a photoplay of the Olga Petrova stage drama with Norma Talmadge in the title role. Panthea Romanoff, a Russian musician, escapes to England, marries a devoted composer, and sacrifices to ensure the opera is produced. Cast includes Roger Lytton, Harle Fox, George Fawcett. other week attractions listed.
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Panthea
Olga Petrova
Crandall
Savoy
Norma Talmadge
Panthea Romanoff
England
Roger Lytton
Harle Fox
George Fawcett
Cosmos Theater Features New Hawaiian Acts and Envy Photoplay
Cosmos presents two beauty acts including native Hawaii dancers with new Hawaiian songs and melodies and Mabel Nayron’s Birds of the Forest. Photoplay Envy stars Ann Murdock in the Seven Daily Sing series, with thrills and a dramatic climax. The bill also includes juggling by Willie Hale and brother, The Box Car Twins, Claudia Coleman in character studies, Kahl Walton and Henry trio, and Sam J Harris with new songs and jokes.
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Seven Daily Sing
Willie Hale
Brother
Washington
Claudia Coleman
Kahl, Walton and
Henry
Sam J. Harria
Honora
The Dancer's Peril at Crandall's with Alice Brady
The film follows a young Russian girl who strives to join the imperial ballet with Alexis Kosloff as a key figure. It features vivid dances and ornate ballet scenes, with Crandall's presenting The Week of Desire and The Social Leper as additional week attractions.
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Mary Pickford
Columbia
Eleanor Gates
Miss Pickford
Tittle Richers
Aepfred
Imperial Ballet
Crandall’s
Alice Brady
Alexis Kosloff
Rus- Alan Ballet
Ethel Clayton
Rockcliffe Fellowes
Carlyle Blackwell
June Elvidge
Muriel Ostriche
Simon Wolf recounts Lincoln deed and Lincoln era stories
Simon Wolf spoke at the Ohio Society meeting in Rauscher last night recounting his years of access to Presidents from Lincoln to the present. He praised Lincoln’s charity and sympathy, Civil War struggles, and reactions to the war’s end, and recalled incidents surrounding Lincoln’s assassination and interactions with Grant Hayes Johnson and others. He claimed seven Republican senators refused to impeach Andrew Johnson, arguing it would set a bad precedent. A program and reception followed, honoring Mrs. Newton D. Baker Mrs. Atles Pomsrens and Mrs. Warren G. Harding before dancing commenced.
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Simon Wolf
Abraham Lincoln
Ohio Society
Rauschers
Mr. Wolf
Ulysses Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
Andrew Johnson
Rites for Gen Forbes Held With Military Honors
Brig. Gen Theodore Ir Forbes A A retired died Friday at the Marlborough and was buried yesterday at Arlington National Cemetery with military honors. Services at the Marlborough were led by Archdeacon Humphrey assisted by Chaplain Evans. Forbes, born Hawaii July 18 1840, enlisted in 1861 in the 102d New York and was commissioned after Cedar Mountain in 1862. He later served in the Veterans' Reserve Corps, joined the Fifth Infantry in 1869, became colonel in 1902 and retired as brigadier general in 1903. He married Henrietta A Woodward in 1900. survivors include two daughters Mrs Thomas Lee Johnson and Mrs Woodward Bispham.
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Theodore Ir. Borbes
Marlborough
Arlington National Cemetery
Archdeacon Humphrey
Roxbury, Conn
Evans
Naval Academy
Forbes
Hawaii
New York Regiment
Cedar Mountain
Veterans’ Reserve Corps
Fifth Infantry
Efe
Henrietta A. Woodward
Thomas Lee Johnson
Woodward Bispham
The Barricade and Week at Strand Theater
The Strand program yesterday and today features The Barricade, a tale of revenge and mistaken harm echoed from The Lion and the Mouse. Mabel Taliaferro stars as the daughter of a trusted official who embezzles, revealing a plot that ends in a hopeful, corrected path. Helen Chadwick and Montague Love lead The Challenge, with The Bad Hoy and The Girl of the Timberlains also billed for the week’s close.
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Strand Theater
Charles Klein
Mabel Taliaferro
Helen Chadwick
Montague Love
Robert Harron
Timberlains
Romance
Land of the Big Trees
Constance Talmadege
Norma Talmadge
Atellar
Gunfighter photoplay ends run at Garden today
The Gunfighter stars William S Hart as Clift Hudspeth nicknamed The Killer who keeps a notebook of who deserves to die. A girl calls him a cowardly murderer, he abducts her, learns from her, frees her, then defends her from a raid and dies for love. The More Excellent Way features Anita Stewart next.
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Far West
William 8. Hart
Clift Hudspeth
Trudspeth
Anite Stewart
Star and Garter Show at Gayety Delights With Old Time Snap
Gayety presents The Star and Garter Show led by Jess Weiss with Margaret Lee and a strong supporting cast. A living picture titled The Deluge, a swinging chorus carrousel, and two burlesques At the Mardi Gras and All Aboard anchor the program with lively songs and dances.
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Star and Garter
Jess Weiss
Margaret Lee
Petite Jacquelina
Tallman
Frank Morrell
May de Lisie
Garter
Burlington
Wolfe
Lee
Ethel Woodrow
Dudley Staters
Weathering Birds Amid Rainy Town Gossip
The fragment depicts Miss Spring and Robin Redbreast in a quirky scene as a weather man stays skeptical. A photographer and Ed Selivan observe, while Robin and Miss Spring briefly appear, then fly away. The piece hints at springtime observations and daily street life.
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Ed Selivan
Robin
Robin Redbreast
Misa Spring
Celebrate Hospital Victory by Piney Branch Citizens
A large Piney Branch Citizens Association gathering hailed victory against the Gallinger municipal hospital plan at Georgia Avenue and Upshur Street. Leader Charlies P. McCurdy received a gold watch. George A. Finch got watch and chain. remembrances went to Jease Suter and Charles W. Ray. new members John V. McKenzie H. W. Foght M J Piero and G Ruf admitted. Resolutions backed vacant lot gardening by Commissioner Claxton.
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Piney Branch Citizens Association
Gallinger Municipal Hospital
Georgia Avenue
Upshur Street
Iowa Avenue
Methodial Episcopal Church
Charlies P. McCurdy
George A. Finch
Citizens’ Committees
Jease Suter
Petworth
Charles W. Ray
Brightwood
Commissioner of Education
Claxton
John V. McKenzie
H. W. Foght
M J. Piero
G. Ruf
Georgia Banquet Deferral: Society Postpones Date
The Georgia Society held a business session at the Ebbitt last night to set the annual banquet date and postponed it to the regular monthly meeting on April 8. William J. Harris urged timing after Congress convenes to allow Georgia members of Congress to attend. The banquet committee includes Jesse Mercer, W. B. Johnson, S. M. Grogan, Miss Jessie Dell, Edgar Watkins, and W. B. Watkins.
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Federal Traste Commission
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W. B. Johnson
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Jessie Dell
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Wife alleges of 29 the beating by husband in divorce suit
Mrs Mary A Buchanan files in District Supreme Court for divorce custody of two children and permanent alimony from Henry M Buchanan an Treasury Department accountant alleging drunken abuse at least five nights weekly. He earned about $2 000 and is ordered to appear March 22 for alimony hearing. The couple wed in Baltimore on October 18 1903. Also injured Walter Havenoer 25 after a motorcycle crash on Conduit road with Henry Voight driving a Grant road northwest auto taken to Georgetown University Hospital.
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District Supreme Court
Henry M. Buchanan
Treasury Department
John A. Garrett
Walla
Buchanan
Justice Hits
Buchanana
Baltimore
Walter Havenoer
Dana Place
Conduit Road Northwest
Conduit Road
Henry Voight
Grant Road
Georgetown University Hospital
Memorial drive gains pledge for Clara Barton statue project
A Legion of Loyal Women meeting in Raleigh heard strong support for erecting a Clara Barton memorial. W M Vole of the National Army Nurses Association pledged continued help and said the organization would contribute generously. Local contributions have reached about 6000 dollars with more campaigns planned. A $100 donation to the George Washington Memorial Association was announced, which plans a building on the old Pennsylvania Station site. Mrs Henry F Dimock, who has raised nearly 100000 dollars, holds plans, and the group may visit her home. Mrs John A Logan presided.
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Legion of Loyal Women
Raleigh
Bro. W. M. Vole
National Army Nurses Association
Legion
Bocietiea
George Washington Memorial Association
Pannsylvania Station
Henry F. Dimock
Dimock
John A. Logan
McCall Mission elects officers at annual meeting in church
At the McCall Mission annual meeting in First Congregational Church Mrs H B F Macfarland was reelected president of the Washington branch. Honorary presidents named include Miss AnnalL Dave and Mrs B Warner. Delegates to Baltimore for the national meeting are Mrs T W Boynton Mrs Frank Auter Mrs I W Ashford Mrs W W White and Miss Elizabeth Carhartt.
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France
H. B. F. Macfarland
Washington
Annall
Dave
Mra. B
TW. Warner
A. c Wilkinson
T. W. Boynton
Bre
J. B. Clark
J. le Gordon
BE. Edington
Frank Auter
I. W. Ashford
W. W. White
Elizabeth Carhartt
Central Labor Union backs retail clerks in Washington
The Central Labor Union adopted resolutions in favor of union organization among retail workers. The measures, prompted by action from the Retail Merchants’ Association, pledge support for collective bargaining and arbitration, and commit to aiding efforts to improve working conditions. The Union asks local merchants to honor the resolutions and notify newspapers of their support.
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Washington
Resolutiona
Retail Merchants’ Association
Roeups
Utim
Elected to Trade Board Seventeen Named for Full Membership
The Board of Trade elected 17 men to full membership yesterday afternoon on the recommendation of the membership committee. Names include William Mf. Seay Charles H. Marah Henry J. Davis Charles W. Semmes John Mitchel Wh tera EH. RB. Rehinette Warry S. Hooper Thomas Bradley Tanax Birch William PF. Quine ter Oscar AH. Robey H. M. Grimes Jorge Lambras James Arthur Ibson and J. C. Hemphill. Treasurer's report was read and approved before adjournment.
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Behres
Wiliam Mf. Seay
Charles H. Marah
Henry J. Davis
Charles W. Semmes
John Mitchel Whtera
RB. Rehinette
Clo
Tri Pasture
Warry S&. Hooper
Thomas Bradley
Tanax Birch
William PF. Quineter
Oscar AH. Robey
H. M
Phone Co Increases Intangible Value Claim
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company presented to the public utilities commission its claim for intangible values above its physical property, with tentative physical value set at 6,511,694 dollars. The principal intangible sought is 28,900 dollars working capital, plus preorganization costs, financing costs, and other intangibles running into millions. The commission will hear the claim over two days.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Yeaterday
Public Utilities Commission
Auto Stolen From Street Near Pennsylvania Avenue
Robert McMurray of Ashlay Apartments reports his four cylinder car stolen from in front of a restaurant at Fileventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest yesterday afternoon. The vehicle bears District 1 cenan tag No 33618. Mrs Lillian Kreuter reports a wristwatch valued at $2 stolen yesterday from 13 thteenth Street Northwest.
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Robert McMurray
Ashlay
Edison develops underwater vision device for submarine crew
A new underwater viewing system under development by Thomas A. Edison for submarine crews allows visibility even with the periscope submerged. The invention, pursued for over a month, was announced at the Navy Department Saturday afternoon. Edison also works on a smoke screen system for merchant ships.
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Thomas A. Ediann
Navy Department
Edison
Will Lecture on the Huguenots at Waouphansy Church
For charity, Dr Randolph Wo McKim pastor of Waouphansy Church will lecture tomorrow evening at the church on the History of the Huguenots. Proceeds go to local charity.
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de. Randolph Wo McKim
Waouphansy
Huguepeta
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