Wilson Finds Comfort at White House and Evening Work
President Wilson says he feels more at ease at the White House than in years and prefers quiet evenings with his family. He attended First Presbyterian Church with Secretary Bryan, and three cabinet members spent Sunday in New York while others worshiped at local churches.
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John Marshall Place
Maid Macleod
White House
Washington
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Fleanor Wilson
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Henrefroth
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Obituaries and Funeral Notices Arrive From Washington D C
A list of death notices and funeral announcements from Washington D C and nearby areas dated March 1913, naming J J Barnard and others with addresses 1303 Thirtieth Street NW and 301 Dent Place NW, plus multiple minors and families. Interments at Congressional Cemetery Oak Hill Rock Creek Mount Olivet and private services noted.
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Barnard
Patrall
Georg
Alfred
Minnie Fairall
Nichols Avenue
Congress Heights
St. Teresa's Church
Congressional Cemetery
Baltimore
Holmes
Valietta
Charles E. H. Holmes
D Street
Houston
Kinderhook
Helen Middleton
James Buchanan Houston
Oak Hill Cemetery
Keelpr
Rhode Island Avenue
Clarissa Olds
Isaac Keeler
Frank Geler
Seventh Street
Congressional Cemete Kraus
Thomas M. Harvey
Thirteenth Street
Christina W
Henry G. Evans
Oak Hill
B Street
Dennis M. McCormick
St. Joseph's Church
Michael and
Anna McCormick
Cumberland
McCulloch
George M
George
Rose McCulloch
Third Street
Rock Creek Cemetery
Murphy
Providence Hospital
Louis E
Charles E
Martha Murphy
Fifth
Mount Olivet
$2,000,000 W and L Bequest to Washington and Lee
Norfolk reports the estate of late Robert F. Doremus will eventually yield about $2 million to Washington and Lee University. Trustees hold the property in trust for Mrs Doremus, with her consent for the funds to reach the university after her death. No protests have arisen and all parties aim to fulfill the testator's wishes.
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Doremus
Washington Post
Norfolk
New York
Robert F. Doremus
Washington and Lee University
Henry Louis Smith
William A. Anderson
Smith
Anderson
Washington and Lee
Young Men's Hebrew Association Declines Major Rosenwald Gift
Cincinnati March 16 The Young Men's Hebrew Association refused two donations totaling 50000 from Julius Rosenwald of Chicago. The fund was to build a new building. Attorney Nicholas Klein said the foundation would bleed if the gift were accepted and the association would not take money earned by suppressing wages of poor working girls.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Chicagoan
Nicholas Klein
Rosenwald
Bank official admits $200000 theft amid illness
San Francisco on March 16 Charles A Baker former assistant cashier of Crocker National Bank admitted he was guilty as charged of embezzlements estimated at 200000 dollars. Two guards from the United States marshal's office watched at his bedside as he whispered his tale. Baker blamed gambling in stocks for his downfall.
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San Francisco
Charles A. Baker
The
Crocker National Bank
United States Marshal's Office
Baker
Trucks Trail Blazed as Car Struggles Through Mud Run
Washington Post Motor True Reliability Hunt pathfinders reach Harrisburg after 138 mile first day run from Washington. Marmon speedster endures deep mud on rural roads with noon and night controls at Frederick Hagerstown Shippensburg and Harrisburg. Bridges deemed safe and trucks invited to exhibit in Hagerstown show.
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Hagerstown
Washington Post
Galthernburg
Frederick
Washington
Pathfinders
Automobile Club of
Fair Grounds
Automobile Club
Shippensburg
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Columbus
Maryland
Columbia
New York Campz Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived
Arrived nia from Liverpool and sailed Queenstown Carmania for New York. Reported IASCONSET Minnewaska from London for New York, Wednesday 1:30 p m. Monday. Pont Want Ads Are Free. Use The Post classified columns for results. No charge for advertising.
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Nia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Carmania
New York
London
Widock
Incendiary fires hit Alexandria mill district and area deaths
A series of Sunday fires at Aitcheson and Bros planing mill and nearby Texas Oil Company warehouse in Alexandria are believed incendiary. Police found saturated cotton waste near the engine room and vow to pursue the guilty party. District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler H. B. Trundle visits Alexandria Elks Lodge tonight. Obituaries note the deaths of Willam H. Yateman and Cornelius R. Van Alstyn, with funeral details and burial plans. George A. Abbott, longtime engraver, dies. survivors include wife, son James and daughter Leo. Local notes cover a motor truck board election, a repeated box theft on Price’s dish box, and funeral services for Mrs. Susan Turner.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Aitcheson & Bros
Union Street
Duke and
Prince Streets
Joseph Moore
Rver
H. B. Trundle
Danville
Alexandria Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Charles B. Marshall
Board of Trustees
James Cailan
Woman Burned to Death in Charlotte Mill Home
Mrs Nancy Nash an elderly paralytic resident of a Charlotte mill settlement died when a fire started in her room at her daughter's house. The blaze, of unknown origin, trapped her inside the building this morning.
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Charlotte
N. C
Max
Nancy Nash
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North Patrick Street
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Marshall, Va
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Fairfax Street
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