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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
2
A Newswire style summary notes Holland reports nations like Brazil and other South American countries negotiating or sending money abroad. The piece references Wall Street and ongoing international credit balances, mentioning vacation periods and a broad array of unnamed figures.
The Pennsylvania Railroad system reports 26419 miles of track across states and the District of Columbia. The share ownership shows more Pennsylvanians hold stock now than on any comparable road, with 313,865 shareholders, concentrated in Pennsylvania and New York, and broader dispersion across New England and the West.
A fragmented diary-like recount traces Helen Worren guiding a partner through a tense home life. The fragment hints at emotional strain, jealousy, and longing amid public duties, touching on love, loss, and the unspoken weight carried by a couple during difficult times.
Passengers Helen Dalton Warren and friends aboard a steamer unwrap gifts from burned packages as tension rises over missing items. A wary mood lingers as Helen recalls threats and a looming fear of danger while awaiting stable plans ashore.
The fragment discusses a London visit by a person named Beginnd and the doubt of reception at his home. It notes the need for Britain to build credit in the United States and mentions Mr Morgans house and partners, including Henrys P Daviser, in a trans action context.
Elmdorf delivered a travel talk on the Hemen of Allah at the National Theater. The speaker traced his journey from Tants, discussing the sprawling Homan imine and the vast North Asia region. The talk highlighted archaeological and desert cultures, focusing on the Algeriin Pompe and related ancient sites, leaving the audience with vivid imagery of a desert realm and its sacred guardians.
Commissioned Nesbit will address a meeting of local business leaders on insurance concerns. Samuel Heyes and Vesg Aysecration are mentioned among speakers. committee members Cane McKunlelph, Sob Harlin, Werahro, and Shealey are listed as organizers for security and cooperation efforts.
This afternoon at 2:30 the United States Marine Band at the Marine Barracks will perform under leader William H. Santelmann. The program includes The Red Cross Overture Der Geist des Wynoden Grasaman Saint Cecilia’s Last Prayer Op 46 Lombard Flute solo Fantasia Brilhante Popp Musician Robert E. Seel Selection Auto Ward Waltz The Debutante Santelmann Suite Arlesienne Bizet Prelude Carillon Manasa Hemn The Hall of Montezuma and The Star Spangled Banner.
Lieut W H Santelmann marks his twenty fifth year with the United States Marine Band today. He began leading the band in 1897 after joining from Germany in 1887. Under his tenure the size expanded from 70 to about 90 players and he instituted a requirement that applicants master a string instrument in addition to a wind instrument. His programs for summer open air concerts are noted for their fine character.
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