Great Paintings Here Estimated Value Is 125000
A gift of fifty paintings valued at 125000 arrives for the National Gallery through William T Evans. The works span American masters and will hang at the Corcoran Gallery while space is built at the Smithsonian for a unified public view. Charles D Walcott thanks Evans in a letter for the donation.
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Corcoran Gallery
Congress
Walcott
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
National Gallery
William T.evans
New York
Smith-sonian Institution
National Museu
Freer
Harriet Lane Johnston
Corcoran
Evana
Francis J Murphy
Cornfield
Connecticut Woody
Henry W. Ranger
Walter Shirlaw
Walliam Smedley
Dwight W
Dwight W. ‘Tryon; “the Torrent” and "the Little Bridge,”” By John A. Twachtman
Arcady
He Oliver Walker
J. Alden Weir
Carleton Wiggins
Irving Ft Wiles
Little Halls
J. H
F. Ballard Wiliams
Arkville
Housatonio Valley
Adrondacks
Alexander H
Senator Dixon Buys Washington Home in Noted Row
Joseph M. Dixon, soon to be junior senator, purchases the 1818 Ninth Street residence from George C. Sonson for 18000 through Moore & Hill. A prominent Montana lawyer and former congressman, Dixon joins the so called Senator Row with other notable occupants including Senator Burkett and Mrs. Ralph Hall, as Spanish style brick houses on light mortar rise along the avenue.
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Joseph M. Dixon
Willam A Clark
Congres
George C. Sonson
Moore & Hill (Incorporated
Nineteenth Street
Dixon
House of Representatives
Montana
Wood, Dann & Demig
Burkett
Nebraska
Jones
Arkansas
Ralph Hall
Snator Gorman
G. Bowie Chinman
Dison
Moore & HL
Washington
Editor offers food transport for relief to China
Louis Klopsch, editor of the Christian Herald, proposed to supply a cargo of food if the U S government provided transport to China for immediate delivery to Ching. Secretary Pratt could not act without an act of Congress, while the North China Herald reported rising distress in Shanghai with increasing mortality and a pressing demand for additional relief contributors.
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Louis Klopsch
Christian Herald
Bacon
State Department
Red Cross
United States
Pratt
Congress
Klopsch
Building Lots in Demand Across Southeast and Lanier Heights
Southeast and Lanier Heights see renewed spring activity in building lots with investors and prospective homeowners driving demand. Stone & Fairfax sold ten plots on Fifteenth Street near B Street Southeast to a local investor for about 40,000 dollars to build ten moderate priced dwellings. Additional lots sold on Poplar Avenue Lanier Heights opposite the Ontario apartment house for W P Ramsey, each 18 feet frontage, with plans for residences. A Clifton Street Columbia Heights lot opposite the Barbour mansion was sold to Beyer for a large residence.
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Lanier Heights
Stone & Fairfax (Incorporated
Fifteenth Street
B Street
C Bel
Ots
Poplar Avenue
Ontario
W. P. Ramsey
Stone & Boltfax
Clifton Street
Columbia Heights
Barbour
Beyer
Cosmopolitan Plans Massive Century Dictionary Offer
Cosmopolitan Magazine announces exclusive 1907 rights to the Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia and Atlas. Mammoth edition sold at one third usual price, with four two year subscriptions included, distributed directly to readers. Washington plans allocations with Woodward Lothrop handling 1000 sets. Estimated involvement nears two million dollars, with significant public savings.
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Cosmopolitan
Washington
Woodward & Lothrop Book Department
Seniors to Try Swift Court Martial After Connecticut Accident
The State Department announced that only officers ranking Capt Swift will serve on the court martial to try him for neglect in connection with the Connecticut accident. The exact date isn’t set, but the Connecticut is due back from the West Indies soon and the trial is expected shortly after its arrival.
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State Department
Swift
Connecticut
West Indies
United States
West Indian
Ogthers
Capt
Ecuador's Minister Carbo Departs Washington
Ecuadorian Minister to the United States Senor Carbo called at the State Department to bid farewell to Secretary Root and left Washington for home to serve temporarily as minister for foreign affairs. He leaves behind his son as secretary to the legation and plans to return within nine months without his family.
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Senor
Atic Wenpe Carbo
United States
State Department
Root
Washington
Temporar Jy
Senor Carbo
Legation
Ecuador
Charities Board Seeks $2000 to Sustain Work Through November
The Associated Charities board discussed raising an additional 3000 to sustain activities until November 1. They proposed a newspaper appeal and an educational campaign with parlor meetings to engage more donors and support for 500 to 600 needy families via visiting nurses and charitable workers. Volunteers handled 1281 aid cases for 67% of families, with 560 employments secured and milk and pies provided to indigents at $1,248.58 in relief.
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Associated Charities
Board of Managers
Archibald Hopkins
David J. Brewer
Citizens’ Reliief Association
Herbert Wadsworth
Boyd Taylor
John Joy Edson
Westy Hour
Torrace
Natchez Honors Uniformed Navy Visit by Des Moines
A Natchez solicitor forwards an enthusiastic letter praising the cordial reception of Navy bluejackets during the Des Moines visit. He recalls prior ships hosted and notes the town’s pride in honoring the uniform as a badge of honor. Enlisted men responded with a ball and luncheon, decorating the skating rink and showing gratitude to Natchez citizens.
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Navy Department
Lemuel P. Canner
Natchez
Des Moines
Conner
United States Navy
India
Army
Navy
Plymouth
Reliance
Concord
Nashville
Scorpion
Atlanta
Arkansas
Howard BR
Jackson
U. N
MY. Conner
Natchen
Army Orders Move Troop Assignments and Naval Movements
Army orders list officer reassignments from various corps with dates for two to four months, including Morse, McC, Donald, Mycre, Truitt, Hasn, Nicholls, Tachappat, Buchanan, Hinds, Dawes, and Robinson, plus midshipman promotions and temporary duties. Movements of naval vessels name ships arriving at Guantanamo Norfolk and other ports. Georgia to present silver service for the battleship June 10 at Hampton Roads. Col A C Sharp named judge advocate general of US troops in Cuba.
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Harry JL Morse
Artilery Corps
George McC
Derby
Engineer Corps
Douglan Donald
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Trumbull
William HK. Tachappat
Ord
Marca Department
United States Powder Depot
Dover
N. J
A. Buchanan
New Jersey
Ohio
Atlantic
A. W. Hinds
Virginia
R. A. Dawes
Vermont
BM Robinson
United Staton Navy
M. L. Mc Sheehy
W. Lignett, Jr
B. H. Grown
W.T. Lightle
W. H. Lasuing
HF. Leary
G. W. Haines
B. Kays
Haegh
B. M. Fawell
B Dutton, Jr
L. Dortch
A. B. Cook
J. M. Ferguson
W. P. Gaddis
L. Cresap
A. ¥. Carter
Carter
R. B. Comey
H. Brown
H. G. Bowen
W. S McCiinic
T. Church
J. C. Gawne
H.C Laltg
C A Lohr
J. A. Mandeville
Hooper
R B Ingersoll
B.S Fusber
Gc, Farley
LF Davis
Dowell
Vy H. Frankenberger
N. H. Gosn
BL. Cannga
Cox
F J Caldwell
A. T. Court
W. L Guiberton
A. K. Adin
A. Beall
Crosis
Virgina
Walker Do
McGlin, Do
FW Smith
Naval Hospital of
New York
N. Y
Georgia
Terrell
Navy Department
Georia
Hampton Roads
Feudal Estate Plans and Society Notes at New York Events
A nearly 200 foot long house wing with full suites for each family member and a ground level with a subterranean library outlined beside riverfront grounds, plus a feudal theme lodge and cement walls. Cleopatra at the Weldorf Astoria with Columbia University actors led by Huntington Clark Atwater and others in period costumes. Miss Dickinson and Mr Marble wed in Brookline with long harborside plans for Vanderbilt Europe trip and Mrs Whitney addressing dressmakers on spring fashion trends in New York and Boston.
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Cleopatra
Weldorf-Astoria
New York
Columbia University Players
Huntington Clark Atwater
Reuben Mapelsden
Brutus
Joseph Leo Hgan
Cassius
George Humes Reaney
Caius J. Cassar
Vance Bishop Murray
Inte
Esse
Ernest C. Thompson
Fievius
Donald M. Mac-Arthur
Trebdorus
Harry W. Fienea
Cinna
Rudolph 8. Adler
Genevieve
T. Albert Gannon
Sophronia Hicks
Hoboken
Caesar
Rome
Columbia
Little Christy
Molly
Ides
Marca
Egypt
Tem
Cleopmfra
Republic of
Harvard
Brook- Wine
Jean Couden
Dickinson
William Carey Marble
Los Angeles
Cal
Amherst
Mr. Marble
Cupid
Gaini
Valentine
California
Tima
William H. Couden
Third Universalist
Somerville
Reuben ‘Thomas
Ascreted
Miss Dickinson
Henry N. Couden
National House of Representatives
M. F., Dickinson
Boston
Marble
Ike Miss Dickinson
Brookline
John Marbie
Bartlet Berry
Hudson, N. C
Mises
Barbara Kauasman
Esther Schwartz
Helen Hay
Ruth Woodward
Mrs Longworth Invited to Baltimore Benefit
Mrs Henry Barton Jacobs chair of the Lyceum committee reports plans for a Baltimore Paint and Powder Club benefit for the Hospital for Consumptives on April 8 at the Lyceum. She has invited Mrs Nicholas Longworth and her husband to attend and be entertained by Dr and Mrs Jacobs if they accept. The invite accompanies preparations for Mrs Longworth’s potential Baltimore social visit in April.
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Mia
Perry Belmont
New Hampshire Avenue
Washington
United States
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mas Grace
Cornelius
Europe
Baltimore Paint and Powder Club
Washington Post
Baltimore
Henry Barton Jacobs
Paint and
Lyceum
Hospital For
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Ex-husband Dochms denies Farrar engagement report
Johan Dochms, former husband of singer Nordica and now in Munich, denies a New York story that he is engaged to marry Geraldine Farrar. He has authorized a Munich paper to rebuff the claim.
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Spenal
Washington Post
Berlin
Mer
Johan Dochms
Nordica
Munich
New York
Geraldine Farrar
Mrs Tower Coming Home From Europe on Steamship Ironpr ing Wilhelm
Mrs Tower wife of Charlemagne Tower ambassador to Germany and Timothy Woodruff former New York lieutenant governor sails Cherbourg for New York aboard the Ironpr ing Wilhelm. Mrs Mary Doubleday dies suddenly at Richmond Hotel to be buried at Arlington beside Gen Abner Doubleday. services at St Johns Church. Richard 3 Harden Camp veterans detail to attend funeral of Thomas M Boucher. special camp meeting held and condolences adopted.
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Epacia Cable
Washington Post
London
Tower
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Timothy Woodruff
New York
Cherbourg
Ironpring
Wilhelm
Mary Doubleday
Richmond Hotel
Arlington Cemetery
Gen
Abner Doubleday
St. John’s Church
Richard 3. Harden
Hdward L. Cogan
Thomas M. Boucher
Remains of James Dayers Honored in City Funeral
The burial service for James Dayers who died of pneumonia was held at 1 o clock yesterday at the home of his sister Mrs Catherine C Messer on E Street Southwest. Reverend F. Bitlinger officiated and interment followed in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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James Dayers
New York
Catherine C Messer
E Street
I O'Slock
Bitlinger
Oak Him
Woman's Presbyterian Home Missionary Society
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Fourth
Hi Streets
Georgetown College Boat Club
Wecomb Street
College
International Association of Fire Enginesra
C.F. Lathem
Maryland
Venus ‘Ortheast
Brveni
Arlos
A New Baby and the Mother's Care in Medicine
A reflective piece exalts motherhood and the emotional bond with a newborn. It stresses the mother’s patience, hope, and vigilance, noting the mother’s arms as supportive of civilization. It urges careful selection of medicines and protection of infants from narcotics or unknown drugs.
One Fleet in the Pacific Consolidation Planned
The Navy Department announced a plan to merge Asiatic Fleet and Pacific Squadron into a single Pacific fleet led by Rear Admiral Brownson. Swinburne and Bayton Juniors were named for subordinate commands, with docking and repairs to be prioritized at Cavite or Olongapo. The first Pacific fleet squadron includes West Virginia and Maryland in the first division, Chattanooga and Galveston in the second, and Charleston and Milwau in the third.
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Pacific Ocean
Navy Department
Brownson
W. T. Swinpurne
J. H. Dayton
Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific Coast Navy Yards
Asiatic
Cavite
Olongapo
Atlante
West Virginia
Colorado
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Chattanooga
Galveston
Charleston
Milwall
Fourth Division and Coastal Vessels Listed
The document lists divisions with cities Albany New Orleans Cincinnati Raleigh and a third squadron. It names Rainbow Concord Helena Wilmington and Heldivision HEI Cano Callag Quiros Villalobos Paragua Pampanga Panay Arayat among others. Coast defense ships Monterey Monadnock several submarines and two torpedo flotillas include Bainbridge Barry Dale Decatur Chauncey Paul Jones and Preble.
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Kkee
St. Louis
Chicago
Albany
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Raleigh
Rainbow
Concord
Helena
Wilmington
Sbeth
Hei Cano
Callag
Quiros
Villalobos
Paragua
Pampanga
Panay
Arayat
Monterey
Monadnock
Bainbridge
Barry
Dale
Decatur
Chauncey
Paul Jones
Preble
Pneumonia Kills Scheel Conductor of Philadelphia Orchestra
Fritz Scheel, noted conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, died in a private hospital after a month of illness. Born in Luebeck Germany in 182, he led orchestras across Europe before arriving in the United States in 1893. He organized the Philadelphia Orchestra in 190 and leaves a wife, three daughters, and a son.
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Philadelphia
Fritz Scheel
Philadelphia Orchestra
America
Europe
Moonth
Ilnness
Scheel
Atlantic City
Luebeck
Germany
Bremerhaven
Chemnitz
San Francisco
New York
Church Suppers Targeted in New Jersey Conference
A strong rebuke of lax church finance practices and overreliance on suppers and entertainments for support was delivered at the New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference in Red Bank New Jersey during its seventy-ded annual session. The remark came in the annual report of the presiding elder of Trenton.
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Washington Post
Red Bank
N. J
New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference
Trenton
Leyland Line withdraws Canadian and Cestrian steamers
Boston dispatch reports the Leyland Line has decided to withdraw the steamer Canadian from Boston to Liverpool on April 3 and the Cestrian on April 4. Further withdrawal of tonnage from Boston is under consideration due to railroad congestion and the inability to secure fast freight.
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Boston
Leyland Line
Liverpool
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