Threats to India Race Warned by Durand in Mothers Congress
In Washington, Sir Henry Durand warned that English rule faces danger from urban concentration of Indians, noting a drift from agriculture. The National Congress of Mothers discussed reports from locals, with Mrs Anna E Murray addressing The Negro Children of America. Port Rico education and child welfare were also highlighted by Dr Samuel Lindsay.
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National Congress of Mothers
Washington
Congress
Henry Mortimer Durand
Eki Hioki
Legation
Robert R. Scheller-Steinwartz
England
India
Fred T. Dubois
David O Mears
Albany
N. Y
Dubois
Wickham
Obie
J Lowe
McKinley Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Des Moines
Iowa
Merrill
Cambridge
Mass
American Motherhood
Cancerbridgia Club
Mra Tuttle
Graeve
Thomas Chafferty
Philadelphia School of Application and Practices
George A. Morgan
Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Campeau
Mount Holly
C. C McKinzle
N.Y
Mia Draper Smith
Omahe
Nebi
Anna E. Murray
America
Senorita Carona Holman Huldoltro
Chile
Spanish America
Dr. Meara
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
Washington, D. C
Sir Mortimer
Great Britain
Mortimer
The Children of Germany Talk At Society Event
Mrs Sarah M Sheridan and Herr Robert A debeller Steinwartz addressed a gathering on The Children of Germany. The German secretary spoke of school laws and Kinder garten adoption while praising maternal duties. Mrs Theodore Birney gave Sympathetic Parenthood and Mrs Robert R Cotten spoke on The Children of the South.
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Germany
Sarah M. Sheridan
Robert A. debeller-Steinwartz
Auditor Disputes Claim Over Lieutenant Daley Horse
Controversy centers on who pays for Lieut. John C. Daley's horse from the Ninth precinct. The horse was killed after a patrol wagon horse kicked it in the Ninth precinct police station stable. Auditor Garrison argues the horse was a privilege and the city bears no risk. Sylvester contends station horses serve the service and must stay at the station stables for efficiency.
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B Daley
Commissionera
Duvall
John C. Daley
Ninth Precinct
Garrison
Births Surpass Deaths in District Week
Births in the district for the week ending last Saturday totaled 142, exceeding deaths at 138. White births reached 96 and colored 46. deaths were 74 white and 4 colored. Week death rate stood at 11.9 white, 365.8 colored, and 23.4 overall, vs 21.1, 32.9, and 247 last year. Pneumonia and consumption each caused 20 deaths, smallpox had 3 new cases, diphtheria fell by 6, scarlet fever rose by 4, and typhoid fever rose by 1.
New Quarantine Station Accepted by District Commissioners
The district commissioners accepted a forty room two story smallpox quarantine station on B street near Twentieth, built by contractor I Pavarini for just over 1500 dollars. The frame structure includes a basement and can be reconfigured to house families in quarantine, with funds left to plant a hedge and shrubs. Dr. Stafford to Lecture on Richard II at New National Theater March 26 1900, proceeds aid Catholic University of America.
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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
Convention Hall
Wrightson
Mlle. Harden- Hickey
Paris
Mme
Genevra Johnstone- Bishop
South
Mile. Hickey
America
Mendelesohn’s
Remedy for Nervousness Offers Free Trial Bottle
An advertisement promotes Dr Shoops Restorative as a cure for nervousness and related ailments. It claims lasting relief from fretfulness, restlessness, sleeplessness, and irritability, and offers a free one dollar bottle without deposit or risk. Readers are urged to request a free order and accompanying book by writing to the sender.
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Atrafiger
Dr. Boeken
Rantor
Wis
Tate
California Fig Syrup Co
Oy and single bo stores headline fragment
Oy and single bo stores. He.
Vaudeville and society dance noted in Washington
Social events fill a busy week with a vaudeville performance to support the Children's Country Home, a grand ballroom dance with an extensive guest list led by Misses Parker and Witter, and a wedding announcement for Washington journalist Ewan Justice and Miss Julia Townsend at the Church of the Incarnation. Also reported are an Army Relief Society card party and news on Mrs Shaw’s post surgery recovery.
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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
Shaw
Baltimore
Howard Kelly
Secretary of the Treasury
Mansfield as Ivan. A vivid stage clash with a tyrant
Mr Richard Mansfield repeated his performance as Ivan the Terrible at the National Theater drawing a large audience. The piece contrasted Russia under Ivan with Elizabethan England and sparked strong interest in the accompanying reviews and upcoming programs including Parisian romance and a grand choral concert at the Lafayette Theater.
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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
The Wizard of Ox and Quincy Adams Sawyer at Lafayette
The seesaw of new plays and revivals fills the Lafayette and Chase venues next week with The Wizard of Ox The Wizard of Ox returns with new edition and cast including Montgomery Stone and old favorites Dororthy Gale and the scarecrow and tin woodman Also Quincy Adams Sawyer presented at Magong Corner New England snowstorm scenes span four acts and six tableaux Albert Chevalier at Chase's extended engagement James Morton and Jane Courthope star in Comedy F
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Fighneys
Dorothy Gale
America
Scarecrow
Montgomery
Stone
New England
Quincy Adamy Sawyer
Justin Adams
Magong Corner
Massachusetts
Pettlegill
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Lafayette
Albert Chevalier
Chase
James J. Morton
Imfinite Jest
Mr. Morton
Oceanirle
Jane Courthope
George H. Emerich
Camille
Josephine Ainsley
Comedienne
Reed
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 To Claim Catcher Title In Dream Match
FESEENS 18 CHAMEIORN special to The Washington Post reports Maree Brom Jenkins of Cleveland defeated Frank Gotch of Humboldt to win the American catch-as-catch-can championship in two falls to one at Madison Square Garden before about 6,000 spectators. Jenkins took the first and third falls. Gotch won the second in the fastest, most decisive fashion, though many believed the better man lost.
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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 Americans Trail British
The international checker tournament in Boston sees American players trailing the British after day one with nine wins to three and twenty eight draws. The schedule runs ten days with 400 games planned and a move restriction system placing each team member against all opponents in four games. Afternoon results show Reynolds beating Morrall and Head over Kynd, with several draws. evening play shifts momentum, and by close British leads grow with six wins and fourteen draws. Team rosters list American players Grover Barker Hellner Reynolds Dearborn and others, facing British members Morra Walliwell Wynd Gardner Jordan Searight Ferrie and Stewart, among others, with substitutes noted.
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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 defeated L D Pierce of Boston 6 up 4 to play in the 36 hole final to win the annual club championship at Pinehurst N C. J D Foot of Apawamis won the 18 hole consolation against W Lindsay of Philadelphia 4 up 2 to play. A 22 hole match saw Lard defeat Becker of Boston with a dramatic finish. Large crowd attended the Knights of Columbus meeting featuring Edward P Harrington and the Ireland lecture with stereopr epic 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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Beautiful Blossom Spray Decorator
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Royal Saxe
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Home Savings Bank
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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
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Nelson
Christian Xander
Quality House
Yate
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