PIANO MASTERY SHINES AT NEWCOMB OSSIA recital
Miss Ethel Newcomb hosted a piano recital at Urs F K Poxtind’s home featuring a remarkable performance by a world renowned pianist. The program showcased works by Scarlatti Bach Mendelssohn Chopin Moszkowski Brahms Rachmaninoff and others highlighting flawless execution precise touch and expressive pedal technique.
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Ethel Newcomb
Urs F K
Aimaier
Kreerayven
Hopin
Aoa
Brahms Bebuss
Rachmanmoet
Jo Mact
Goulds Lose Control of Texas Rail Property Directors Elected
Despite large holdings by the Goulds, Wall Street bankers will dominate future Texas Pacific Railway property. New directors elected include George Gould TOM Gallaway Benjamin Nicol For awry Kigdon Gould Dunless Mibati and others. An official statement praised the stockholders for a representative decision after careful discussion.
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York
Trath Frould
Idwin Gould
Sotfers
Slocum
John Po Muon
Shepird
Huntsman
Thetis Freeman
Texas Partie Railroad
Croulds
John
Rochefeller
Wall Street
Thomas T
Uaids
Aft
George F Qeould
Tom Gallaway
Benjamin Nicol
Kigdon Gould Dunless
Mibati
Hules
H Sabin
Guaranty Stuff Company
Enr
Bb Caldwell
Wellabilge & To Tohn Po Waterbury Voaimerko
Aif Tie Manhattan Trust
Howita Gould
Henry Jlelhemmer
Henry Bishop Seward Prosser
Bankers Truly
SS & Vmelirum
Blair & Co
Tormerly
Seaboard
William Choagh
Ostram
Dead in English Storms Action on Northumberland Coast Disaster
Severe snow and storm conditions hit English and Irish coasts causing multiple ship losses and fatalities. Three boats from the Newbiggin fleet disappeared near the Northumberland coast with no survivors. A vessel sank near Town Ireland, resulting in seven deaths. Other ships were damaged or driven aground amid the heavy weather.
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Rghsit
Newbigern
Northumberland
Ives
Tooarty
Ireland
Jitney buses rise as world pivots on new transport
John B. Willys of Willys-Overland predicts jitney buses will supplant traditional electric streetcars despite strong political pushback. He cites English and continental expansion, with buses linking towns to cities and altering suburban travel. He expects makers to target a low priced jitney oriented car.
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Washington Post
Pasadena
Cal
John B. Willys
Willys- Overland Company
California
Willys
England
London
Stead Railways
Old
Oxford
Federal court upholds Caminetti and Diggs conviction
The U S Supreme Court rejected an appeal on a writ of error from California, affirming the Caminetti and Diggs convictions. Diggs received two years and a fine, Caminetti eight months and a fine, with sentences tied to the Mann White Slave Act. The case involved transport of women from Sacramento to Reno and related moral charges, with numerous named defendants and chaperones.
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California
Federal Trade Commission
San Francsco
Anthonys
United States
Immigration
Maurice
Nallow
Jeys
Cammett
William
Transportaatute
Lola Nerris
Marsha
Sacramento
Cal
Rene New Boutonnieres
Tansdell
Diggs
CoNnell Island
Wiss Robinson Moss
Caminett
Wlson
Margareten Montha
Smith
Southerland
Wiss Drake
Voss Bryin
Fiske
Conger
Usb Wiss Gheen
Miss Price
Kindleberger
Peary
du Bose Mass Bartlett
Theiss
Miss Wiley
Adele Magruder
Clark
Siamese minister hosts banquet amid invasion claims
Overseas News reports from Berlin March 18 that Siamese officials claim heavy Russian assaults. They say 10000 houses burned and 4900 civilians kidnapped or murdered, with 4000 murdered or abducted residents in Bangkok and Bangkok area. The statement also cites vast property losses and transfers to Russia by train.
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Berlin
Aimese Manis
Fist
Prussia
Wilhiam H. Hoint
Brook
United States
Richard GD Pen
Seary
Bangkok
James Howard Gore
Siam
Panama
Edward Loftus
Russia
Legation
Blockade Rules Debate Between United States and Britain
A fragment discusses how to apply blockade rules to contraband and noncontraband shipments during a wartime dispute. It notes U S questions whether blockade rules or neutral-carrier rights govern cargoes from neutral ports and the possible release or confiscation outcomes amid differing British and American positions.
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Countess Cellere Wile
Fla Ff
Peepleta
United States
Great Britain
Great Britains
Neuvtrals
Matamorca
Chef Fustlce
Chase
Supreme Court of
US debate over blockade rights in Atlantic trade with Mexico
State Department officials recalled noncontraband goods were released to Confederate destinations, citing established precedents and British acquiescence. Officials prep memoranda as Britain presses a blockade claim, while American law may view embargoes as a neutral act requiring congressional power.
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State Department
Confederate States
Grreuat
Britain
Traband
Germany’s War View in March on Italian Involvement
A New York dispatch surveys Italy’s stance in WWI diplomacy. It notes Austrian and Turkish tensions, Italian ambitions for uniting Italian speakers, and Britain’s promises viewed with skepticism. It questions Italy’s intent to fight, citing economic ties and strategic interests in Trieste, Libya, and the Mediterranean.
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New York
Italy
Austria
Tralx
Cason
Loglan
Alli
Sears
Tupoli
Mediterranean
Russia
United States Steel reports 1914 losses and reduced operations
The 1914 annual report shows finished steel output down by 3 360 326 tons and net income a deficit of 16 971 984 dollars, vs a 40 582 144 dollar surplus in 1913. Employment fell to about 179 000, payrolls declined, and stock subscription plans paused amid uncertain trade conditions.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Unity and tariff debates echoed in Burton speech
Burton lauds unity and criticizes current administration as he recalls Glynn’s 191 made warning about Wilson. He questions who benefited from the tariff law, praises Republican courage, and urges restraint to keep peace while ending the war so Americans remain nonpartisan allies.
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Glynn
Woodrow Wilson
Cmes
Friends of
Burton Off on World Trip May Become Candidate
Senior Theodore Burton of Ohio travels from Washington to New York as preparations begin for a voyage to South America and around the world. Friends expect his return will mark a bid for the Republican nomination for president with official receptions planned in Lima, La Paz, Santiago, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, and more, as diplomats and Pan American unions weigh his reception.
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National Trade Commission
Mahes
Chamber
National Chamber
Samuel McRoberts
New York
Joseph Defreex
Chicago
The
William Butterworth
Moline
Directo
Wilson
Beudet
BB Farquhar
York Pa
Academs
Philadelpha
Milarquhar Jreders
FE Boothbs
Potland
Watham Ho Stevenson
Preburgh and Filiett Ff
Red Win O
Washneten
Wonenk
Sy Mas
Board of
Uleters
Helia
Abotwo
Alexandria
Cit
Institution 15
Cameron and
Fair Far Streets
Board of Managers
Burton
Seniuor
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Washington
Subige
South Americ
United States
Pan Americas Society
Lithu Rom
Joseph Ho Choate
Tatter
England
South America
Pan-American Union Yesternas
Ifs
Theodore I. Burton
Root Bryan
Roose
Generis
John Barrett
Vesterd
Lima
la Piz Santugo
Buenos “Aires
Montevideo
Rich de Jineio
Colon
Peru
Priia
la Paz
Bolivio
Santaago
Chile
Buenos Aires
Montesideo
Australia
New Zealand
Chinese Merchants to Tour United States This Spring
Seattle Chamber of Commerce received cable advice from the Chinese government announcing that a party of prominent Chinese merchants bankers and officials will make a 60 day tour of the United States this spring. The delegation is expected to land in San Francisco on May 4.
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Seattle
Various Washington Meetings Highlight Religious and Civic Activities
Officials and teachers of Episcopa Tan Sunday schools in Washington met to discuss Sunday school work and committee reports led by Rev Wo Wo Stowell and Rev FP Soaring. A postal facilities push was foreshadowed by Isidore Grosner with a committee plan and a youth camp committee announced members for the event near September. Geological lectures by Dr Arthur I Dix at the National Museum covered Hawaii lava deposits, while discussions covered national temperance campaigns and women’s federation efforts to standardize education and garden improvements.
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Episcopa Tan
Washington
Piphans Parrish
Wo Stowell
Isidore Grosner
Das
Praeger
Hawa
Arthur I Dix
Carnegie Institute
Vesterdix
Sea National Museum
District Court Awards Damages in Railway and Injury Cases
A verdict for ten thousand dollars was returned in favor of Oliver If Smith Jr in a district court appeal from the Supreme Court Justice Stafford Smith heard that as a brakeman for Washington Southern Railway his left foot was crushed on March 24 1913 while on duty in Patomac yards. Separately William Sutton filed in the District Supreme Court for damages against Washington Interurban Railway Company and Washington Railway and Fleet Company after a collision with a street sweeping machine on Bladensburg Road. A divorce action was pursued in the same court involving Gertrude Vo Duff and her spouse with details of misconduct cited. The day’s dockets also included a small damage claim against a dom baker and related defendants and a suit by Amelia Haptor against the same defendants for injuries at the fish market.
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Washington Southern Railway
Oliver If Smith Jr
Supreme Court
Stafford Smith
Patomac
Smith
James S
William Sutton Dryer
Yesterdas
District Supreme Court
Washington 11 Terurban Railway Company
Washington Railway and Fleeth Company
Tm Bladens Pure Read
Dom Baker
Gleirs News Jansere
Ta Js
Domba
Taetrice Supreme
Vesterda
Amelia
Attomness LD
Baker
Warry Grant
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Atlanta
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Goulds
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STEEL
U. S. Corporation
Acton
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Alfred Dubell
Washington Poss Burfal
King Street
Alexandra V
George H Schwarsmann
Addison Heights
Lorenzo Wollford
Duovanion Glass Company
Courtney Acton
Ven WeKenney
Alfred Tubell
Machame
Livia Schwarzmannr
William Nymel Pane
Mr Jube
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V McHennes
Wlexandria Hospital
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Police Board
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Manassas
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Tevican
Mary A King
James King
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Arthur King
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Walt
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Joan Wo Davis
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Shoreham Hotel
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Rorchester
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Washington Herald
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J Clinton Hitt
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Assocation Union Statins
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Reulog Sity
Vettina
Argmentina
National Greomrimhie Society
Xu Lam
Pati
Pate
Hillier
Vustriet of Columbia Federation of Women
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Waslington
Andrew Wilsor
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Terthnis
Nepros
Antsaloon League
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S&s
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Gertrude Vo Duff
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Luna Strauss Wales
Uber
William T Waith
Joseph Walsh
Gidern
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Washington Loan
Soli
American Wine Co
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