Spooner lauds reform at Psi Upsilon banquet in Washington
Fraters of the Washington Psi Upsilon Association gathered at Rauscher's for their twenty-second annual banquet presided by Dr. E M Gallaudet. Senator Newlands was elected president amid praise for college trained officials and public service. Taft was toastsmaster but absent. Spooner urged faith in republican public servants and warned against personal smears. numerous chapters and dignitaries attended, including William H. Taft’s substitute and several college representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraters of Washington Association
Rauscher’s
E. M. Gallaudet
Senator Newlands
Ruascher
Spooner
Senate
Washington
Republic
Adeliy
William EH. ‘Taft
War Department
J. M. Gallaustet
Gallaudet College
Association
Newlands
Yale
Interstate Commerce Committee
Massachusetts
Bowden College
Rolant Cote
Smith
St. John's Church
Ralph W. Les
Seren
Tonia College
Senger
Amo
F Aten
FC Balt
Clarence Hamara
John B Tate Charles Ray Dewdey
Albert Feute
A Blaher
Bre
Dee OM Galvandes
Demi
Ministers at odds in Vienna over Hungarian elections
March 26 Vienna reports ministers were received separately by Emperor Francis Joseph to decide if Hungarian elections should be postponed beyond May 1. Dissension exists between minister Frenier Fejervary and the imperials urging postponement. Interior and justice oppose delay. Emperors decision expected Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Mur- Kunin
Francis Joseph
Frenier Fejervary
Interior
Juste
Russian Officers on Trial
Moscow on March 26 sees the prosecution of Abrunot and Vichdanoff, officers charged with malfeasance in the case of Mik Sptridu, the seventeen-year-old elf who shot M Lazhenolsky. The secret police, Tarabet, opened the case as Spirdtunavo’s counsel denounces torture rivaling the Spanish Inquisition. The judge condemns the elf and suggests victory for oppressors if resistance continues, declaring “you can kill me but death would be welcome after what I have suffered.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Abrunot and Vichdanoff
Mik Sptriduhove
Elf
M Lazhenolsky
Gilet
Po- Lce
Tarabet
Mik Spirdtunavo
Themelay
Lave
McCarthy speech sparks mixed reactions in Richmond
Special to The Washington from Richmond March 26 reports OWL Wingfield defending Mayor McCarthy after his remarks about recognizing only two flags the state flag of Wir sanuk and the Confederate flag. Wingfield said the mayor meant no disrespect to the national emblem and audience reaction was mixed though many from the West and North applauded. Resolutions later thanked the mayor for his effort, noting Wingfield’s defense of the emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
McCarthy
Wirsanuk
Wingtell
Eleven Stores Burned in Fayetteville, Citywide Fire
A blaze swept through eleven stores in Fayetteville South Carolina late last night. The fire caused about 250000 dollars in losses and origin remains unknown. J H Hinton of the gas and electric company was injured when an adjoining wall collapsed crushing him into the cellar. Highsmith Hospital sustained minor damage as patients were moved to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
S.C
Thornton
Ana Cangset
J. H. Hinton
Gas and Electric Company
Highsmith Hospital
Fifty Million Merger Unites Railroads and Lumber Interests
Nort h V a march properties of the Norfolk and Southern Railroad running from Norfolk through Eastern North Carolina and the Virginia Carolina Coast Railroad, which recently began building a Norfolk to Beaufort line, merge with authorized capital of 5 million in bonds and 25 million in stock. The merger yields 900 miles of track and eighteen lumber mills with an annual output of 150 million feet. There will be 100,000 acres of timber land owned in fee and a timber stumpage of 4,060,060,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nort Va
March
Norfolk and Southern Rairoad
Norfolk
North Carolina
Virginie-Carolina Coast Railroad
Beaufort
Fee
Peanut Factory Burned in Norfolk Area Blaze
Fire destroyed the five story plant cleaning plant of Adelsdorf and Westey in Park Place Norfolk, with damage over 100000 dollars. Sparks threatened nearby plants but water shortages hampered efforts before flames were stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spenal
Wasnaugren
Norfolk
Adelsdorf & Westey
Park Place
Carnegie Offers 25000 Dollar Endowment For Roanoke College
Salem Va March 24 President J A Merehead states Andrew Carnegie offers to give 25000 for a new endowment fund at Roanoke College when a like sum is raised and the 10000 debt on the new building is paid. The fund aims to add professorships due to higher student attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke College
Salem
J. A. Merehead
Andrew Carnegie
Sultan Takes Firm Stand On Readmission To Turkey
A State Department dispatch from Constantinople reports Sultan's order bars former Turkish subjects from returning to Turkey. Minister Leishmann says the restriction follows last summer's attempted assassination and targets Armenians and sympathizers who claimed allegiance to other powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Leishmann
Constantinople
Turkey
Lewhmann
Appeal to Secretary Root by Boston Baptist ministers
A telegram from the Baptist conference of Boston appealed to Secretary Root to urge action for relief of the Congo people. The message urged American sentiment to secure effective action. Also reported is the deathly incident of Michiel Gagnan found unconscious from leaking gas at 10 Morlan avenue northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Secre
Nh Root
Slam
The
Congo
Washington
Baptist Minsters’ Conjensure of
Boston
telesTam
Tollows
Baptist Conference of Boston
Michiel Gagnan
Morlan Avenue
John
Hospitals Run Busy After Night of Violence Over Craps
A night of chaos left Rudolph Porney a 10-year-old boy with a head wound from a brick, Alice Sly swallowing carbolic acid, Ernest Gaunt with a fractured skull after a craps dispute, and Joseph Hillman shot in the arm. One white man was taken to the emergency ward after threatening self harm. Police made one arrest. others escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Porney
Seventh Street Southwest
Porney
Beimergency Hospital
Alce Sly
Casualty
Alice
Reeves Court
Seventh
Ernest Gant
Alexandria
Joseph Hillman
L Street
Ann
Hillman
Gaunt
Gant
Relic of War Presented to Roosevelt Garrison Funereal? (note: this line must be exactly as per output. but I will provide a compliant two-line record)
An American relic from the Philippines was presented to Roosevelt Garrison No. 74 by BE Ricketts. Commander Gordon accepted for the garrison as recruits and members from the regular army were mustered in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Roosevelt
Army and Union
Gordon
Police Boardman
Gorge H. Willams
Otto Sontag
George W. Kelly
Clarence W. Ricketts
I. J. Raymond
Harrison L. Dean
William E. Dalton
Roosevelt and Fairbanks League
Metzerott Hall
Mr. Ricketts
Paul Pluckner
Norh W. Tryon
Gen. I. J. Dean
L. W. van der Miller
Charles 1
Noske
E. B. Thompson
Willam A. Fockey
J. J. Gordon
Gonzaga School Rallies for Washington Post Coupon Carnival
The Gonzaga School on North Capitol near St. Aloysine Church drives vigorous fundraising for votes in the Washington Post coupon carnival hosted by Wilson Methodist Sunday school. Rev. J B Pictor leads parish and citywide supporters, boosting votes for Eastern Star Home, Gonzaga, and fellow candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wilson Methodist Episcopal
Gonzega
North Capitol Street
St. Aloysine’ Church
J. B. Pictor
S. J
Eastern Star
Gonzaga School
Fenton Funeral Set After Noted Lawyer Dies in Capital
David H. Fenton prominent attorney and Knights Templar commander dies of heart failure Sunday night on the way to his apartment in The Chapin. Funeral to be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church Fourteenth and R. Services arranged by Columbia Commandery and Masonry branches. Fenton helped defend Lolanda Bonine in a famed murder case and was a trusted figure in local legal and Masonic circles.
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David H. Fenton
the Chapin
Gunton Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Fourteenth
R Streets
Columbia Commandery
New
Knights Templar
Masonry
Fenton
Knights ‘‘Emplor
Columbian Commandery
Fim
Douglas & Douglas
Lolanda Bonine
James Ayres
Philp Barton Keys
Daniel E. Stekles
Ayres
Wright
Circuit Court
Charles Douglas
Br. Fenton
Kensington
Gay Warfield
Quartet Delights Washington With Mozart Grieg And Strauss
The Boston Symphony Quartet at Willard Hotel presented Mozart and Grieg quartets with a lively Strauss violin sonata. Olea Samaroff and Willy Tegs impressed in the Strauss pieces, while the ensemble’s playing showed mastery and refined expression, making it one of the year's most enjoyable concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Quartet
Willard Hotel
Washington
Mozart
Haydn
Clos
Grieg
Richard Strauss
Anton Kaspar
Strausa
Mme
Olea Samaroff
Mry
Willy Tegs
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Strauss
Somaroff
Grive Fyals
Shakespeare Lecture Draws Overflow Audience at Public Library
Dr. W. L. Davidson spoke on Shakespeare’s Home using stereopticon views from his travels. Images included Stoneleigh Abbey and Ann Hathaway’s cottage. He touched on Baconian attribution as guests viewed Shakespeare’s table and Donnelly connections.
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Shakespeare
Public
W. L. Davidson
Dr. Davidson
Bacon
Ignatius Donnelly
Ruling on Navy Warrant Officers Sparks Social Question
The Comptroller of the Treasury ruling places warrant officers outside both commissioned and enlisted ranks. James Thayer served as a gunner from September 1864 to November 9, 1864 and claimed bounty arguing noncommissioned status. The navy auditor and Comptroller sustained denying bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller of the Treasury
Navy
Comptroller
James Thayer
Army
Dynamiter Moran Pleads Guilty In Union Plot Case
Charles Moran a member of the Housesmiths and Bridge men union and former convict pleaded guilty before Judge Foster in General Sessions to an attempt to dynamite the derrick at the Elias building on 23rd street. He implicated Thomas West and others, claiming the dynamiting outrages were union instigated. Moran’s confession may lead to further arrests as District Attorney Train calls it a major statement in the racketeering plot. Moran and detective Guthrie are to testify against Weir in a related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weehington
New York
Charles Moran
Housesmiths and Bridge~men's Union
Foster
New Elias
Twenty-third
Tomba
Moran
Thomas West
Train
Buss
Housesmiths’ Union
Jerome
Lakeville
John Guthrie
Post & McCord
Weir
Guthrie
George L Bradley dies at 60 in Washington society
George Lothrop Bradley died at his residence 1603 Twenty first street yesterday afternoon from acute pneumonia after a throat operation. He was sixty, a retired businessman, and survived by his wife. Funeral services will be held at noon tomorrow, with interment in Providence R I. Bradley organized the Bell Talethone Company, directed Mergenthaler Linotype, chaired a Florida canal project, and belonged to the Metropolitan Alibi Chevy Chase and Country clubs. His Washington home was known for art and summered at Pomfret Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lothrop Bradley
Twenty-first Street
Providence
R. C
Bradley
Washington
Bell Talethone Company
Mergenthaler Lino- Type Company
Florida
St. Johns River
Biscayne Bay
Metropolitan
Albi
Chevy Chase
Pomfret, Conn
Porto Ricans Coming to Press for Island Liberty
Delegate Pulio Larringa told President Roosevelt that a large Porto Rican delegation would soon arrive in Washington to appear before the House Committee on Insular Affairs seeking political independence for the island. Larringa, an American representative to a Pan-Aguerrers banner, believed Congress would grant Porto Ricans the liberty long fought for. He reviewed Puerto Rico conditions and issues likely to arise in this Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulio Lauringa
Roosevelt
Washington
House Cormuttes
Tge
Larringa
pan-Aguerrers Vonierenen
Congress
Forto Rico
Preserve Constitution Support at Washington Colony Meeting
Sentiment in favor of preserving the old ship Constitution was expressed in resolutions passed at the seat meeting of the Washington Colony of the National Society, New England Women, at the residence of Mrs I H Borrell. Present were Mrs David White, Mrs G W Benjamin, Mrs Paul Browchett, Miss Webster, Mrs Robbins, Mrs Rathbone, Mrs Charles Lyman, Mrs John Hum, Mrs A M G Pealer, Mrs ELC Tullock, and others. Stier's condition unchanged. Fred A Stuer, cashier of Ben coin National Bank, paralyzed Friday, remains with hoped-for recovery. Graphophones free to patrons and for special work at 721 Colorado Bldg, Main 2401.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Society
New England
I. H. Borrell
Dupont
David White
G. W. Benjamin
Paul Browchett
Webster
Robbins
Rathbone
Charles Lyman
John Hum
A. M. G Pealer
Elc. Tullock
Improvements discussed for Southwest Washington aid
A meeting at Grace Church parish hall hosted by Associated Charities gathered nearly all local denominations to discuss Civic Improvement in the Southwest and the role of churches and charities. Speakers included Dr Aullard Thompson, Dr Weston Brunner, William Normoul, and Mus Hl Curry. Authorities later ruled Dr C C Phillips’s illness at Penn Station was chickenpox, not smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grace Church
Associated Charities
Southwest
Aullard F. Thompson
Southwest Washington
William P. Normoul
St. Vincent de Paul Soviety
St. Dominic's Church
Mus Hl. Thu Curry
Southwest Division
The
Steatth
C. C. Phillips
Pennsylvania Station
Journey to Jerusalem told by Indiana church guest
Gere Z T Sweeney former consul general to Turkey addressed the Verm ont Avenue Christian Church last night on A Journey to Jerusalem speaking under the Women's Club auspices. He graphically described the Holy Land its people and customs sharing experiences and observations. He closed with remarks on the English fondness for class distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gere Z T. Sweeney
Indiana
Turkey
Vermont Avenue Q
Checker Tourney and Title Match Announced
A checker tourney opens Wednesday evening March 2 at the Checker Club on Fifth Street Northwest. A District championship match follows Saturday March e between C A Farquhar, title holder, and B arian. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker Club
Fifth Street
C. A Farquhar
Arian
Visttars
Weather conditions from Garvan Washington March 26 8 pm
Western disturbance reaches southern Lake region causing gains in Mississippi Ohio valleys and Lake region. Cooler in Atlantic coast, warmer interior valleys, rain and snow in Plateau Rocky Mountains and Pacific coast. Tuesday showers in Atlantic coast north of Florida and Upper Ohio Valley. Winds varied by coast and lake area. Flood warnings issued for California beavers Lower Missouri and Mississippi. Storm warnings along Atlantic coast. Temperature readings by time and city listed.
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Dept of Agriculture
Garvan
Washington
Lake Region
Mipstesippi
Ohio
Lake
Atlantic Coast
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Florida
Upper
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Upper Lake Region
Wedneway
Lair
Rocky Mountains
Ana
Teesday
Miselesippi
Olio
New England
Middle
South Atlantic
Bast Gulf
Culf
Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
Beavers
California
Missouri
Shagissippi
Aiton
Chester
Atlantic
Delaware
Eastport
Missing Boston deaconess Mary Whitehead from city home
The matron of a Young Women's Christian Home on a northwest street seeks Mary Whitehead who vanished after requesting shelter. A woman from Boston identifying as Mary Whitehead arrived Friday claiming Methodist deaconess duties and aiming for Georgia mission work. She had lost her pocketbook and ticket, was given a room, then left late Sunday night and has not been seen. Officials have telegrammed her Boston contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Hiome
Mary Whitehead
Ander
Boston
Maas
eGorgia
His Fatal Mistake Bound Over for Assault
John H. Thomas, a grocer, was bound over to the grand jury in Poutine Court yesterday on a charge of assaulting Edward Smith whose skull was fractured. Ball was fixed at 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. .Thomas
Poutine
Edward Smith
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PSI Upsilon
Nevada
West
Philippine Islands
Taft
Shdt
Wcarthy
Guy Test
N.C
Norfolk and Southern
Virginia-Carolina Coast Lines
Adelsdorf & Wesley
Carnegie
Sultan
Root
Racrat
Liebig’s Extract of Meat Company, Ltd
Hudson 31
THI
Port
Washington, D. c
Brick
Sas
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th Street
Ricketts
Army and Navy Union
Wilson M. E
Masonic Fraternity
Boston Symphony
Mozart, Grieg
Dynamiter
George L. Bradley
Tal L
Stier
Fred A Stuer
Bencoin National Bank
Buren
Colorado
Doctor Hal Chickenpox
Gen. Sweeney
Vermont Avenue Church
Carters
Young Women’s Christian Association Anzicts
Raine Max
Spom
Ashectite
Atlanta
Muffalo
Chicago
Ieinnatl
Ofieyenne
Wyo
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Iowa
Wes Io Ig
Deuser
Cato
Salt Lake Cig
Utsh
Os Louie
Fant
Minn
Springaela
Vickaburg
Mis
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
H and I Sts
Home Savings Bank
Seventh and
Mass. Ave. N. W
H Sts. N. E
Seventh St. S. W. Pedpeppdioc
Peopopopoodor
Iffe
Stoethover
Chopitt
Chopin
Chopin Gabel Grdard
Frandel
Henselt
Tenkentadon Lindow
Masengai
Moazko
Rachmani Rubingtel
Shubert Schumane
Svaguer
Weber
Cevaltera
Steinway
Ave
N. W
A. P. Andrews Paper CO
Styles
Penn Avenue
Goodyear Rubber Co
Due de Montebello
Champagne
France
EL Case
Christian Xander
Music
Eading
Music House
National Capital
Sanders & Stayman Co
St. W
Richard W. Henderson
San Domingo
F Street
REGAL
Washington Store
Pa. Ave
H.W
Handsome Hardman
Ganat W
J. DE Moll & CO
G St
G Street N. W
J. T. Walker Sons
Tharp
Berkeley
St.n.w
Newspapre
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