Bitter Chicago mayoral race ends in stalemate claims
Chicago supporters of Buss and Dunne assert victory while Hearst Independence League backs Dunne. Republicans claim Buss will gain over 1000 votes. Democrats cite 119,310 city votes in the last county election. Arthur Brisbane and Hearst editors enter the campaign amid a personalities driven fight with pamphlets and affidavits surfacing.
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Hearst Independence League
Arthur Brisbane
United Factions
Washington Post
Chicago
Fts
Busse
Jeter
William Lorimer
Federal Combine
Deneen
Buss
Dunne
Dunne Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Royal Arcanum Initiation In Washington District Councils
One hundred candidates were initiated in two joint District councils at the National Rites Hall in northwest Grand Haven. Grand Regent Beatie, Secretary White, and Treasurer Capen presided. Supreme Regent Howard C Wilgins of Rome NY spoke on obligations and the organization’s progress. Several councils were represented and a musical program followed refreshments.
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Grand
Beatle
Washington
Oriental Ahlsmet
Mational
Capital
Ouray
Civil Engineers Banquet At Rauscher’s C E Grunsby Toastmaster
Arweean Society of Civil Engineers held their annual banquet last night at Rauscher's C E Grunsby acted as toastmaster. Speakers included W A Wiley John F Hayward F H Newell M O Leighton and others. Fifty guests attended.
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C E Grunsby
W AH Wiley
John F Hayward
The
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F H Newell
Washington Society of Civil Engineers
Mo Phipps
Harrison Stidman
J S Sewell
United States War College
M O Leighton
United States Geological Survey
Appeal on Charity Work In Washington Brings Aid Network
Mrs Charles Bromwell hosted a discussion on city destitution with National Capital needs. Charles F. Weller of Associated Charities described the eight aviation agents and their role in linking donors to relief efforts, detailing funds and programs aiding 550 families yearly. A future meeting at Mrs William Corcoran Eustis’s residence was announced for Tuesday at 11 o’clock.
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Col Bromwell
National Capital
Charles F. Weller
Associated Charities
Air Vision
Washingon
Golfden Book Fund
Citizens Relief Association
School Childrens
Weller
Miss Ida A Green
Washington
Miss Green
William Corcoran Eustis
H Street
Dean Wilbur Rash on Women in Education Sparks Debate
Marguerite Du Pont Lee cites a masculine educational club claim by the George Washington University dean saying men will decide all questions and women should not join. She contrasts past women teachers at Western High and accuses gender bias of delaying equality though predicts eventual parity, noting wage gaps and unequal opportunities.
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Western High School
Wilbur
Marguerite DU Pont Lee
New Hampshire Ave
PINS HIS FAITH TO JONAH
The Rev A C Dixon of Moody Church defends the Jonah and the whale story as true. He says God is all powerful and could have built a submarine whale with lights and cabin if he wished. Dixon insists belief rests on faith in the word of God, not on modern zoology, noting a whale once being in the Mediterranean in early times.
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Specia
Chicago
A C Dixon
Moody Church
Mediterranean
The Rugs of Persia at Sloan & Co Auction
The article discusses Persian rugs as historic art treasures and traces their rise in American and European markets. Sloan & Co present a large collection of antique rugs including Bokharas Kazaks Karabags Sennas Kirmanishahs Tabriz Cashmeres Ispahans Khorassons Berane and camelhair pieces to be sold at auction during March, inviting rug buyers and the public.
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Messra Sloan & Co
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Camel's Halra Irons
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Palm Sunday observed in Alexandria churches and typhoid death of Charles Smith
The Alexandria community prepares Palm Sunday observances across Catholic Episcopal and Lutheran churches while Holy Week services are announced at Christ Episcopal Grace Episcopal and Immanuel Lutheran. Charles Smith of Ohio dies in Alexandria Hospital after typhoid fever. funeral arrangements set from Demaine Sons.
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Washington Post Bureau
Hing Street
Alexandria
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Julian Y Williams
Ice
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C Cartin
Joseph KR Sevier
William M. Smith
Leadbeater
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Frank F King
George D Hopking
John P Robinson
J M Willis
A D Brockett
John H Trimyer
Kirk
Raymond Hulfish
W A Smooter
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Exeter
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St. Marys Catholic ‘Church
Ohio
Alexandria Hospital
Demaine & Sons Undertaking
Restored to Health by 3 X Rheumatism Cure Appeal
An advertisement touts Munyon 3 X Rheumatism Cure promising rapid relief from rheumatic pain. It claims no harmful drugs, 169 doses per bottle, money back if unsatisfied, and promotes other Munyon remedies for kidney, dyspepsia, constipation, headaches, piles, and vitality with guaranteed quality under the Pure Food and Drug Act.
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Mounyon
Andrews Denies Charge in Trial Over Assault Accusation
George C Andrews is tried again in Henrico Circuit Court for an alleged assault on eleven year old Ira Bang as Mrs Carrie Gentry testifies she was ill and did not appear yesterday. Andrews defends himself with a strong denial stating he would not harm his own sister. The proceedings proceed with his wife present and counsel questioning the direct charge.
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George C Andrews
Ira Bang
Carter Scott
Henrico Cirauit
Carrie Gentry
Gentry
Andrewa
Equity Suit Stands In Bankruptcy Case Continued Monday
Federal Judge Waddill ruled Southern Contracting Company not a manufacturing concern to fall under bankruptcy laws. The decision directs winding up by a revelvership in equity, with general creditors likely to receive no assets due to prior preferences.
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Waddill
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United States
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Suffolk Police Chief Kills Fugitive on Country Road
Peter Epson Epes, 40, of Suffolk, shot dead by Police Chief Brinkley while fleeing along a country road. Epes, armed with pistol and shotgun, turned fire. Brinkley fired first. Coroner's inquest clears Brinkley, but $1,000 bond set for Monday hearing. Epes had quarrel with Edwin Davis, Atlantic Coast Line freight clerk, prior to incident.
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Edwin Davis
Atllantic Coast Line
Baltimore plans 1914 Star Spangled Banner expo
A Baltimore movement aims to stage a national and international exposition in 1914 on the Patapsco River banks to celebrate the Star Spangled Banner. A Fort McHenry view site is proposed, with broad local and state support and expected cooperation from Southern, Eastern, and Western states.
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Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Man’s suicide found at hotel in Baltimore
A man registered as A R Foster from Philadelphia was found dead in a Baltimore hotel room with a bullet wound through the heart. Letters on the body identify him as Arnett F R Foster of 2115 Howard Street, an engineer for United Gas Improvement Company. No motive is known.
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Philadephia
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Philadelphia
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Broken Heart Suit Settled In Stamford Cash Offer
Mary Miss Ethel Spill linger of Stamford sued Charles Shanen for 4000 for breach of promise. He offered 160 in cash which she accepted and printed a notice in the Stamford paper declaring full settlement of all claims. Also: President Roosevelt to hear Confederate songs during Jamestown Exposition opening in Norfolk on April 26 sung by Stonewall Camp choir of Portsmouth.
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Stamford
Charles Sharen
Roosevelt
Wall
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Norfolk
Mar
Hoosevelt
Stonewall Camp
Portsmouth
Crow Virtues Highlighted by Doctor Sam in Ornithology Tale
Doctor Sam praises crows for loyalty and communal care. He recalls a Fairfax County hunting trip where crows rallied to assist a fellow bird trapped by a turtle, while Aunt Hannah notes the birds’ anxious gathering and a hunt for the culprit’s breakfast, ending with a notable turtle encounter.
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Fairfax County
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Indy
Weanah
Unusual Oriental Rug Display At Washington Gallery
An Oriental textile exhibition opens tomorrow at the Washington Art Galleries 1499 street northwest featuring rare carpets and antiques. Auction sales begin Wednesday March 21 with public bidding at 10 am and 3 pm daily through the following days, under Brown & Tolson supervision. Entities include A B Vandegrift Custom House broker Philadelphia the Port of Philadelphia and Brown & Tolson.
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Port of Philadelphia
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