General Hawley Dies at Home in Washington
Former Senator Joseph Roswell Hawley, founder of the Connecticut Republican Party and long-time public figure, died at his residence 1716 N Street NW. He had retired from the Senate March 3 and was recently named a brigadier general on the retired list. Burial is planned in Hartford, Conn. Hawley led a half century of anti slavery and Republican activity, served as governor of Connecticut, chaired national conventions, and commanded troops in the Civil War. He was born October 31, 1826 in Stewartsville, North Carolina, and built a career as lawyer, editor, and politician.
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Hartford Grammar School
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Hamilton College
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United States
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Actnion Hall
Philadelphia
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Guest of Irishmen Contends With Military Command
President Roosevelt urged an efficient army and navy to maintain peace and protect the isthmian canal and sea islands. He argued that only strong forces can carry out the people’s will, drawing much applause from attendees including Rear Admiral Coghlan who was present.
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Isthmian Canal
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President Roosevelt Attends Niece Eleanor's Wedding
President Roosevelt visits New York for his niece Eleanor Roosevelt s wedding to Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. He leads the bride to the altar and addresses cheering crowds from Delmonico’s balcony. Police escorts line Fifth Avenue as the event draws thousands, followed by a Friendly Sons of St Patrick dinner and return to Washington.
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Thomas Price Beal, Jr
Boston
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Delmonico's
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Sixty-ninth Regiment
National Guard
Teddy
Irish St Patrick Day Observances Across Churches and Banquet
Thousands of Irish residents marked St Patrick Day with services at St Patrick's and St Aloysius churches, a grand evening at Carroll Hall by the Shamrock Club, and a banquet at Carroll Institute. Notables including Hon John M Thurston and Hon Hilary A Herbert attended. Rev J A Hinch led prayers. Mr Michael J Keane presided as toastmaster.
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A. Fitzgerald
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Frank G. Graft
F. H. Geyer
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John D. Gallagher
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George Hughes
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Dominle O'Meara
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L. B. Reagan
M. B. Scanton
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J. J. Sullvan
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Military Mass Enlivens St Patrick’s Day Observance
Very Rev. Bawaird XX. Fink of Gonzaga College presided at a martial St Patrick’s Day mass at St Aloysius Church. Rev John F. O’Hara delivered a tribute to St Patrick, cadets from Gonzaga escorted the papal delegation, and a large crowd filled the church. Following, cadet drills were shown on campus.
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Woodstock College
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High School Singers Impress at Washington Convention Hall
Four hundred high school pupils joined 1% normal school students in a large chorus directed by Mr. Wrightson. Miss Alys Bentley supervised training in public schools. Notable solo by Mile. Harden-Hickey from Paris, with powerful soprano voice. Performances included Mendelssohn Hear My Prayer, Oh, for the Wings of a Dove, and choral numbers like Largo and Pilgrim's Chorus. Accompanists Mrs. Frank Byram and Miss Sally Mason delivered strong support.
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Sally Mason
Shriners Banquet At Armory Tops District Masonry History
Almas Temple Shriners held a vast annual banquet at the Washington Light Infantry Armory from 10:30 p.m. to midnight, befitting a milestone in local Masonry. The event honored initiates, featured Haley's Band, and included toasts to the Imperial Body and Almas Temple leadership, with guests from Tangier Temple Omaha and other dignitaries.
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Pittsburg
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Tangier Temple
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Omaha Bee
Washington
Snyder
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Oyama
W. E. Andrews
Treasury Department
Federation Endorses Revocation of San Pedro Charter
The American Federation of Labor executive council approved Gompers action revoking the San Pedro 4Cal union charter after a jurisdictional dispute with the International Association of Longshoremen. The body favored issuing a charter to the longshoremen as the International Longshoremen and Transport Workers Association.
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Three Alleged Smoke Law Violators Fined in Police Court
Three offenders paid fines of 20 dollars each in the police court for smoke law violations. Alvin M. Lothrop of Woodward and Lothrop, cited for stack smoke March 10, had a prior 30 collateral forfeiture set aside. Lindley Sinclair of Washington Railway and Electric Co. and William Berens of Berens Bakery also faced 20 dollar penalties. A separate item notes the death of James Epps, a barber found dead in his shop. coroner cites natural causes.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
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Nevitt
Rare Jefferson Bible Facsimile Offered by Washington Post
A limited number of red leather bound, gilt tooling reproductions of Thomas Jefferson's Bible, printed from the same plates as the authorized edition, are available at half publisher's price through The Washington Post. Examine a copy at The Post business office or submit the coupon for details. 1905.
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Mandate sought in Harriman v Northern Securities case
Supreme Court heard application for mandate following a favorable ruling for the Northern Securities Company. William P Clough argued the mandate should issue to prevent $5 000 000 in property from being tied up by a New Jersey injunction and to avoid injustice. Maxwell Evarts urged waiting for the court's full opinion to allow rehearing. The court took the matter under advisement after directing the applicant's motion to be printed.
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Northern Securities Company
Supreme Court
New Jersey
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Weather and local notices from March weather report
Weather conditions repeat a federal weather bulletin noting clear to partly cloudy skies in the east with higher temperatures, storms in the central U.S. and mountains, and rain and snow in the Southwest. Local readings include midnight through 8 p.m. temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and tides, with a Negro charged with abductive offenses in Jersey City and related arrest details.
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Upper Lake Region
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