District Seeks 112608 For Fire And Police Funds Deficiencies
The District asks Congress for 112 608 in appropriations to cover deficiencies in fiscal year 1912 and prior years. It cites 6300 for reimbursements, 61556 for miscellaneous trust deposits, 1500 for Naval Battalion cruise pay, 1447 for naval officers and enlisted men, and 879 for street cleaning and snow removal in 1910. Additional requests include coroner and surveyor salaries, contingent expenses, and reappropriation of unexpended teacher salaries and principals allowances for 1911.
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Anish
Board of Education
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Distriet
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Industrial Home School
Thirteenth Volume Out Catholic Encyclopedia Issued
The thirteenth volume of the Catholic Encyclopedia, published by Robert Appleton Company, came from the press last week with uniform make-up and a high standard of scholarship. It covers timely subjects including a missionary’s China experiences and updated notes on Rhode Island religion resistation, Russia, and Shakespearean religion. The fourteenth volume is due in June as the full fifteen-volume set nears completion after six years of work.
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Art
Ita
Hlei
China
Rhode Island
Russia
Rome
Duplicate key thieves spur multiple break-ins in capital
Police link two recent break ins to more than one intruder. John Fisher, a Sheridan apartment janitor, reported a man in women's clothing in his kitchen around 7 pm. At Astoria at Third and G streets northwest, a resident screamed as a man fled a window, described as white or mulatto.
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Mare
John Fisher
Sheridan
Twenty-second Street
Northwest
Bessie Colvin
Astoria Third
Urge Consular Reform Bill Push With Sulzer Plan
Wi burd Carr and Elliott Goodwin of New York with Ansley Wheat of Buffalo appeared before the House committee of foreign affairs urging passage of the Sulzer bill for diplomatic and consular reform. The measure aims to bar political influences, promote efficiency in promotions, and establish examination boards for selections.
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Wiburd Carr
Consular Cota
Elliott Goodwin
New York
National Civil Service League
Ansley Wheat
Buffalo
Fona
Tulola
House Committee of Foreign Affair
Suits to Oust New Husband in Saloon Case
Mrs O Connors divorce suit seeks injunction to remove husband Jane J O Connor from home and bar him from visiting or interfering with her Alexandria business. Justice Wright issues rule returnable March 2 for show cause.
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Jane J Qconnor
Alexandria
Neilis E O'Connor
Fj Atreet Southwest
District Supreme Court
Justice Wright
Miss Belt Recital Delights Columbia Theater Audience
Young musicians Misses Belt presented a piano and violin recital at the Columbia Theater with a pretentious program including Beethoven Bach Haydn Chopin Mozart and others. Helton Belt performed Bach violin pieces and Marie Belt led Mozart concerto passages with an orchestral backdrop as flowers and applause greeted the performance.
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Columbia Theater
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Chopin
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Feld
Dancla
Mozart
Helton Belt
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Mies
Marie Belt
Febran
Protunton
Saving Babies From Death at Mothers Congress
Prof Ivan Weld urged mothers to support babies milk stations and mother’s schools to curb infant mortality. He praised George Oyster for pasteurized milk distribution and lauded visiting nurses for home instruction. The Raleigh Hotel address highlighted 23 mothers trained to teach others and urged local parent teacher associations to join congress individually. Washington children were the focus.
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Mothers’ Congress
Ivan C Weld
Department of Agriculture
Congress of Mothers
Raleigh Hotel
George M Oyster
Mr Oyster
Weld
Congress
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Washington
Justice Wright Dismisses Plea for Receiver in Arcade Case
Justice Wright of the District Supreme Court yesterday denied Frederick M Pellman’s petition seeking the appointment of a receiver for the Arcade Company. He discharged the rule to show cause, finding charges by bondholder Telzman not sustained, while the company denied insolvency and mismanagement and provided a statement from largest creditor Emile A Berliner asserting affairs are satisfactorily conducted.
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Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Frederick M Pellman
Telzman
Emile A Berliner
Baby Learns to Swear in Custody Suit
Mrs Caroline Blainger files for divorce from Ralph Blainger in District Supreme Court alleging cruel treatment and profane language that led their 16 month old child to lisp oaths. Mrs Blainger seeks custody and asserts desertion and nonsupport after returning to Baltimore in 1908 and later living apart since January 3, 1912, with refuge with her mother Mia Figinger.
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Caroline A Blainger
Ralph W Tlainger
Aby
District Supreme Court
Mia Figinger
Spanish War Veterans to Meet at Flynn's Hall Tonight
The Henry W Lawton Camp No 4 Spanish War Veterans will convene at Flynn's Hall on Eighth and K Streets for an unusual meeting. G Livingston Bayard USN will officiate as chaplain at the Maine ceremonies, while May Parker West will be mustered in as members of the camp.
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Henry W Lawton
Flynns Hall
Livingston Bayard
USN
Maine
Parker West
Board of Trace Plans Shad Bake
The committee on arrangements for the Board of Tracing annuel shad bake met to prepare the outing. It was decided to hold the bake at River View on May. The committee will meet every Wednesday evening to perfect the arrangements.
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Shad Bake
Board of Tracing
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Board
River View
Emigration Debate From Irish Council to Taft Sparks Dublin Letter
A Dublin based Sinn Fein appeal against Irish emigration to the United States draws mixed reactions from Washington Irish leaders. Joseph D. Sullivan and Francis J. Cleary caution that curbing passage may harm progress, while Kilkenny and Moran stress cautious reform and home growth.
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Inter Industrien
Joseph D Sullivan
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Llan Fein
Law
America
Francis JP
Leary
National Council
Sinn Fein
P T Moran
Crifith
Prominent Lawyer Charles H Smiley Dies Suddenly
Charles H Smiley died suddenly at Kla h oma in Kew Bloomfeld Pa on Monday evening. He was a prominent lawyer with many Washington friends. He is survived by his wife Emily Ferguson and two children Sharlen Hi Smiley Jr and Mary Smiley. Lectures on Waldensians held at First Congregational Church by Rev Albert Clot of Slefly, linked to Trajan Protestant movement, as pastor of the laraist Protestant church in southern Italy.
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Iriah
Ireland
America
H Smiley
Charles H Smiley
Klahoma
Kew Bloomfeld
Washington
M. Smiley
Emily Ferguson
Thin City
Jats
Mra
John Simms
BM Street
Northwest
Sharlen Hi Smiley Jr
Mary Smiley
First Congregational
Taly
Albert Clot
Clot
Soutern
Italy
Wiley to address Epiphany Church club on public health
The Mens Club of the Epiphany Church on street northwest between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets will convene this evening as a clock in the church hall. Dr Harvey Wiley is slated to speak on public health.
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Jr Wiley
Mens Club
Rose o the Rancho Mio pm Chase's Palitugmaderiin 215 and 815 pm
City bulletins list amusements and showtimes for multiple venues including The Rose o the Rancho Mio Chase's Palitugmaderiin Gayety Rose Sydell Lyceum and The Ducklings with prices and hours. Offers bread delivery and health ad for Krambts and vitamin products with various contact notes.
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Belanco
Lew Uocke
Colombia
Rancho Mio
Chase
Academy
Fadden
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