Diplomatic Day at Mothers Congress in Washington
The National Congress of Mothers spent International Day with three diplomats addressing the session. Sir Henry Mortimer Durand warned that India risks decline as city life draws people from farming, while Porto Rico and Spanish America topics were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Porto Rico
National Congress of Mothers
Washington
Congress
Henry Mortimer Durand
Eki Hioki
Legation
Robert R. Scheller-Steinwartz
England
Fred T. Dubois
David O Mears
Albany
N. Y
Dubois
The Children of Germany Address at Congress of Mothers
A German embassy official, Herr Robert A debeller-Steinwartz, spoke on The Children of Germany praising Kinder garten laws and Germany’s approach to child welfare. Mrs Theodore a Birney gave Sympathetic Parenthood, while Mrs Robert R Cotten spoke on The Children of the South.
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Germany
Sarah M. Sheridan
Robert A. debeller-Steinwartz
Auditor Opposes Police Horse Claim Over Daley Loss
Contention over who bears payment for Lieut. John C. Daley's horse stems from an incident at the Ninth precinct station. The horse was killed after a patrol wagon horse kicked it in the stable. Auditor Garrison argues the horse was a privilege and risk lay with the lieutenant, Sylvester counters that officers’ horses are kept at the station stables for service needs.
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B Daley
Commissionera
Duvall
John C. Daley
Ninth Precinct
Garrison
Births Surpass Deaths in District Week
Births in the district last week totaled 142 vs 138 deaths. White births reached 96 and colored 46. deaths were 74 white and 4 colored. Weekly death rate was 11.9 white, 365.8 colored, and 23.4 overall, down from 21.1, 32.9, and 247 last year. Pneumonia and consumption caused 20 deaths each. Smallpox added 3 new cases. diphtheria fell by 6, scarlet fever rose by 4, typhoid up by 1.
New Quarantine Station Accepted by District Commissioners
The district commissioners approved a forty room two story quarantine station for smallpox suspects built by I Pavarini on B street near Twentieth, costing just over 1500 dollars. The frame building may be partitioned to house quarantined families and a hedge and plantings are planned. Dr Stafford to Lecture on Richard II at New National Theater March 26 1900 with proceeds to Catholic University via Knights of Columbus.
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I. Pavarini
Dr. Stafford
Richard IE
D. D
United States
Richard Tit
New National Theater
Washington
Shakespeare
Richard II
Macbeth
King Lear
Bosworth
Richard
Knights of Columbus
Cathelia University, of America
Remedy free to try for nervousness by Dr Shoop
A health offer promotes Dr Shoop Storative to ease nervousness and related symptoms. No deposit or risk, send no money to receive a full dollar bottle on trial and accompanying books. The ad emphasizes internal nerve fatigue and urges readers to request the remedy at the druggist with no conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrafiger
Dr. Boeken
Rantor
Wis
Tate
California Fig Syrup Co
Oy and Single Bo Stores Heritage Mention
Fragmentary OCR notes reference two stores named Oy and Single Bo, with an unclear note about a person. The text hints at a retail context but provides no dates or locations. Further readable context is needed to form a complete, factual brief.
Evening vaudeville and society dances at Dyer's ballroom
Social events fill a busy week with a gala vaudeville programme for Children’s Country Home. dinners chairs reserved by Mr John Siebert. Mrs Mont focus on hospitality. Society guests list. includes Mrs William Edwards visiting Col Clarence Edwards at 177 Massachusetts Ave. Dance led by Miss Parker and others. numerous attendees noted. Also marriage news of Washington World editor Ewan Justice to Julia Townsend. Army Relief Society to host a card party March 21. Also Mrs Shaw’s health update after surgery.
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Porto Rico
Samuel McCune Lindsay
University of Pennsylvania
National Child Labor Committee
Lindsey
United States
Eki Bhoklirst
Wilbur F. Crafts
Mediterranean
Egypt
Palestine
Capitol
Miss Frances Willard
Missrances E. Willard
National Congress of Mothers
Washington, D. C
William Edwards
Cleveland
Ohio
Col
Clarence R. Edwards
Massachusetts Avenue
Lenox
Misses Moore
Keefe
Bell
Pretty
Goodacre
Demarest
Harper
Boswell
Ergood
Henry
Nyman
Crane
Pierson
Medhery
Kengla
Wright
Galloway
Parker
Daw
Dyer
Brereton
Edwards
Downes
Ewan Justice
Washington
New York World
Julia V. Townsend
Church of the Incarnation
William Tayloe Snyder
Justice
The
World
Congress
New York
House of Representatives
Army Relief Society
Rauscher
Koerper
3. Street
Borden
Erle Street
Marie Adele Dugar
Petersburg
Herbert Earls Roberts
Prettyman
M. B
Mansfield as Ivan the Terrible at National Theater
Richard Mansfield again portrayed Ivan the Terrible to a large Washington audience last evening at the National Theater, with a thoughtful if not remarkable cast including Leslie Kenyon as Boris Godunov. The program previews highlight future appearances by Mansfield as Baron Chevrial and Mile. Harden-Hickey from Paris, while the public school chorus under Miss Aye Bentley prepares a prominent concert in Convention Hall tonight.
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Richard Mansfield
Ivan the ‘Terrible
National Theater
Washington
Post Independent of the Star
Boris Godunolt
Leslie Kenyon
Russia
Elizabeth
England
Ivan
Louis XI
Mansfield
Baron Chevrial
Convention Hall
Wrightson
Mlle. Harden- Hickey
Paris
Mme
Genevra Johnstone- Bishop
South
Mile. Hickey
America
Mendelesohn’s
The Wizard of Ox and Quincy Adams Sawyer at Lafayette
A lively theatre page reviews upcoming shows and stars. The Wizard of Ox returns withDorothy Gale and the Scarecrow, alongside Quincy Adams Sawyer at Magong Corner. Montgom ery and Stone join the edition de fuze and old cast favorites. Also lined up are Albert Chevalier at Chase’s, James J. Morton of infinite jest, Jane Courthope in A Fisherman's Luck, Reed and Shaw gymnastic act, and Marguerite Clark with a Lyric cast in Fast Life in New York at the Academy.
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Wisard
Dorothy Gale
Hon
Tow
America
Scarecrow
Feur
Montgomery and Stone
New England
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Justin Adams
Magong Corner
Massachusetts
Pettlegill
Lafayette
Albert Chevalier
Chase
James J. Morton
Imfinite Jest
Morton
Oceanirle
Jane Courthope
George H. Emerich
Camille
Josephine Ainsley
Comedienne
Reed and Shaw
Migres Delmore
Faust
Wang
de Wolf Hopper
Columbia Theater
Mr. Hopper
Marguerite Clark
Ada Deaves
Sabry D'Orsell
Frank Bucher
Frank Casey
Mabelle Rowignoa
Washingtonian
Lyric Theater
New York
Jenkins Defeats Gotch For American Catcher Crown
Special to The Washington Post reports Maree Brom Jenkins of Cleveland defeated Frank Gotch of Humboldt, Va, in two falls to one at Madison Square Garden to claim the American catch-as-catch-can championship. Despite Jenkins victory, about 6 000 spectators believed Gotch was the better man, noting Gotch was overconfident and Jenkins used a superior style. Jenkins won the first and third falls, while Gotch took the second in the fastest, most decisive fashion of the night.
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Washington Post
New York
Maree Brom Jenkins
Cleveland
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Madison Square Garden
Jenkins
Goteli
Fentinee
Gotch
International Checker Match Opens With American British Teams
Boston March 15 with Americans leading early results in the international checker tourney. Americans won three of twenty eight decisive games while twenty eight were drawn as teams from Boston and other cities faced British players. The event continues ten days with a four game per pairing move restriction and 400 games planned.
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Boston
Reynolds
Morrall
Head
Averfcan
Kynd
Barker
Searight
Ferré
Dertvir
Buchanan
Hill
Hynd
Ferrie
Denvir
Herr
Brush
Britten
Ferris
Jordan
Britsh
Haffner
Stewart
Harr
Gardner
Schaefer
Igorge
Dearborn
Lowell
Aarometer
Newt Yay
Byracute
Chicago
Hott
Buffalo
N.Y
Albany
C. Hefter
Enieaéo
E H Freeman
F. Morra
Liverpool
Walliwell
Lancashire
Ji. Wynd
Manchester
W. Gardner
Alfrad Jordan
London
James Searight
James Ferrie
George Bushewan
Glasgow
Richard Jordan
Edinburgh
Robert Stewart
Blair- Adame
GH Henderson
Nuirkiri
Lard Wins Club Championship At Pinehurst
Allan Lard of the Columbia Golf Club Washington defeats L D Pierce of Boston 6 up 4 to play in the 36 hole final. J D Foot of Apawamis wins consolation 4 up 2 to play. A 22 hole match features Lard Becker with Becker rallying to force late drama. Washington Knights of Columbus hold a lecture by Edward P Harrington after a council meeting with stereoscopic views.
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Washington Post
Pinehurst
N. C
Allan Lard
Columbia Golf Club
Washington
L. D. Pierce
Boston
J. D. Foot
Apawamis
W. Lindsay
Philadelphis
Washington Council
Knights of Columbus
Edward P. Harrington
Ireland
R. J. Green
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Wickham
Obie
J Lowe
McKinley Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Des Moines
Iowa
Merrill
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Mass
American Motherhood
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Mra Tuttle
Graeve
Thomas Chafferty
Philadelphia School of Application and Practices
George A. Morgan
Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Campeau
Mount Holly
C. C McKinzle
Mia Draper Smith
Omahe
Nebi
Anna E. Murray
Senorita Carona Holman Huldoltro
Chile
Spanish America
Dr. Meara
Great Britain
Himalaya
Cape Comorin
Mortimer
Anne
Dr. Shoop
BS l. Tz
John Siebert
Fremont
Vaudeartville
Shaw
Baltimore
Howard Kelly
Secretary of the Treasury
Uasehula
Uuschula
Academy
A. H. Woods
Fersone
Grand Circle
Fifty-ninth Street
Eighth Avenue
Herald Square
Chinatown
Lyceum
Charles Robinson
Bowery Hobo
James
Sadiq Leonard
Frederick and
Frederick
Rannetta
de Lair
Janette Woods
Hurd and Fowler
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Shepard
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LARD
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Gand
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Acme
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O'Donnell
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Fat Men's Club
Cox
Eame
San Ee Ee
North Capitol
Gmthe
Mpi Inc
Na Schrader
Jaiva Cleary
Uiima
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McCauley
Leimback
Treasury
Ellott
Buell
Wa Morrine
Chirk
Carleon
Royal Arcanum
Hutterty
Keloker
Burney
Ellicon
Gui Eckestein
Firet Lawyers
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Packard
Rott. Ale
Bayman
Eeks
TORRE
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Fisher & Co
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Mitchell Doyie
Hemith
Bee Wasrington Railway Relief Association
g'Connell
Rivers
Paeeee Sa
Iby Niedfeldt
Totata
OT AG
Columbia
Hitchsock
Connell
Perr
Eng Jankina
Voves
Wenzel
Hureka
C Hautchingon
E. Hutchinson
Parker McKeen
I Parker
Essex
Rox State
Wheeler
Corbett
Wyne
Orioles
Sprucebank
Richards
Palmer Praziler
Barrett
Hols
Dinser Flates
Loz
Haviland
Beautiful Blossom Spray Decorator
China
Saw Bach
Royal Saxe
Dianes
Vaviland
M. W. Beveridge
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
Victor
John F. Ellis & Co
Pa. Ave
Littlefield, Alverd & Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
North Capitol Street
Weabhington
D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
DLEA
H.W. Wes Cas
Weresa
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
Tih St
California
Ehmann
John H. Magruder
Grecorice and Wines
Cor. Conn. Ave
K St
REGAL
Nelson
Christian Xander
Thane
Yate
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