Surgeons on big tour to visit city April 19
Foremost surgeons from around the world will visit Washington after the fourth International Surgical Society congress in New York April 13 to 16. About 200 foreign surgeons are expected. in Washington they may tour Mount Vernon and the city’s sights. The American Surgical Association will host, with Mayo as president.
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International Congress
New York
American Society
U.S
Wilson
International Surgical Society
Washington
United States
American Surgical Association
William J. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Wlre
East
Middle West
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Heston
Mount Vernon
American Association
Dre
James Mitchell
George Fully Vaughn
International Surgical Association
Brussels
Maj Gen Adolphus Greely Celebrates Seventieth Birthday
Maj Gen Adolphus W Greely US Army retired renowned Arctic explorer and civil war veteran marked his seventieth birthday yesterday. He spoke of delaying birthday festivities to finish a magazine story and revealed plans to continue work on batter housing for the poor while remaining active on telegraph and polar records.
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Adolphus W. Greely
Gen. Greely
Clarke Ahead in Arkansas Official Count Likely
In Tattle Hook Arkansas March 27 Senator Clarke leads in the Democratic primary with about 4 000 of 120 000 ballots reported. Officials say it may be needed to determine the nominee for the Senate as results await an official recount and Monday tally. Kirby claims victory alongside Clarke.
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Senate
Tattle Hook
Ark
United States
James P.’ Clarke
William F. Kirby
State Supreme Court
Clarke
Argentine Minister to Speak at Clark University
Dr Romulo S Naon Argentine Minister accepted invitation to deliver the commencement address on June 6 at Clark University Worcester Massachusetts His theme The Moral Sense of the People as a Condition of Success in a Democracy.
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Romulo S. Naon
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Obituary notices of several Washington residents
Several death notices from Washington area residents include Frank W. Hird special agent of the labor statistics bureau who died in Cincinnati while on field work at age unknown. Samuel H Hoover longtime citizen of Washington dies at 18 Ninth Street Northwest with burial planned at Glenwood Cemetery. Thomas Cooper De Leon noted writer and former Washington resident dies in Mobile at 75. funeral Sunday in Mobile. Mrs Ellen F Fish widow of Maj Roswell A Fish dies at 1016 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. services Monday morning. Mrs Mary S C Palmer longtime District resident dies at 386 Woodley Read Northwest. services Monday at Oak Hill Cemetery chapel with private interment. Surviving relatives listed for several cases including Hoover family and Palmer family.
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Frank W. Hird
Bureau of l Labor Statistics
Department of Commerce
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bureau
Mr. Hird
Darkwood Place
Northwest
Bird
Boston
Mass
Samuel H. Hoover
Washington
Ninth Street
Joseph T. Kelly
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Mount Pleasant
Glenwood Cemetery
Mary &. Johnson
Beulah
Darroch
Rena Virginia
Kate Hoover
Samuel
Allie
Chant
Raymond
Howard Hoover
George Burklin
Zell, Wiliam
Arthur
Thomas Cooper de Leon
Mobile
Ala
Columbia
D. C
Edward de Leon
Guardian
Southern Press
Old Rugby College
Georgetown
Egypt
Suez Canal
Harper's
Appleton's Lippincott's
National Intellingencer
The
Southern Literary Messenger
Ellen F. Fish
Roswell A. Fish
New York
Fish
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Richard Bennett
United States Army
Baltimore
Bennett
Vermont
Arlington
Woodley
James H. W. Blake
Christ Church
Oak Hl Cemetery
Villa's Death ( Torreon battle reports far from clear )
Turbulent dispatches from the Torreon front describe Villa's forces pressing into Gomez Palacio and the city on fire, with federals under Velasco defending from the east. Descriptions recount brutal close combat, heavy losses, and improvised evacuation while reinforcements and railroad traffic face disruption across the region.
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Toomorrow
Herrera
Zaragoza
Torreon
Stirnau
Carden Cancels Passage to New York for Mexico Post
London March 2 Sir Lionel Carden British Minister to Mexico cancels his booking on the Mauretania from Liverpool to New York where he planned to sail for Mexico City. Official circles say a return to Mexico is delayed not abandoned and a possible transfer to Rio de Janeiro as Minister to Brazil is considered.
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London
Maroh
Sir Lionel Carden
Mexico
Mauretania
Liverpool
New York
Mexico City
Lionel
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Foreign Office
Lionel Carden
Enel
Huerta Ships To Be Sunk Threat From Carranza
Douglas Arizona March 27 Roberto Pesquiera confidant of Gen Carranza issues a message from Gen Obregon warning that any ships aiding Huerta will be sunk by rebel warships. Col Calles orders arrest and deportation of Huerta sympathizers in Sonora with reports of multiple arrests in Moctezuma. E Moreto Cruz executed at Hermosillo in retaliation for killings of rebel captives at Guaymas.
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Carranza
Calles
Douglas
Ariz
Huerta
Roberto Pesquiera
Obregon
Mexico
Col. Calles
Sonora
Moctezuma
Efuerta
Guaymas
E. Moreto Cruz
Hermosillo
Miss Wilson at Gimbels and Twists of a Shoehorn
Miss Wilson, seen with Mr McAdoo, avoided discussion of engagement while shopping at Gimbels. She bought a tan leather trunk for 23 dollars and later tried on tan shoes in the shoe department. A clerk kept the souvenir shoehorn used to fit her feet amid photographers.
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Miss Wilson
Gimbel’s
Washington
Mrs. Wilson
Miss. Wilson
Misa Wilson
Canal Rule Passes as Commission Ends Historic Era
March 1 report on the Panama Canal commission’s last meeting in Calabris marked the end of the body tied to construction. The civil government will take over April 1 with Fort George W. Goethals as governor and officers Sibert and Metcalfe bidding farewell to Hodges and Rousseau as the new regime forms.
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Panalla
Panama Canal Commission
Calabra
Richard LB. Metcalfe
Canal Zone
Col. Goethals
Col
Harry
Hodges
Harry -Hy Rousseau
Mrs James Hope Nelson Crowned Beauty at Royal Levee
New York reports Mrs James Hope Nelson, formerly Isabel Valle of St Louis, as the prettiest woman at a London court levee. Weds James Hope Nelson, son of Sir William Nelson, last October and traveled to Europe for their honeymoon. A court dance censor notes observers witnessed the event with interest among high society.
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James Hope Nelson
Valle
St.Louis
Royal Levee
Millionaire Knight
Washington Post
New York
London
W. K. Vanderbilt,Jr
Robert Goelet
William Nelson
Nelson Line
Nelson Steam Navigation Company
George Ingram Drew
St. Louis
Miss Valle
Newport
Nelson
Europe
Army Orders Listing Dismissals and Academy Board Assignments
Army orders show leaves of absence for First Lieut George J Asaday three months and Col Samuel W Dunning sailing for Manila to join his regiment. Officers relieved for academy boards at Fort Sam Houston Fort McPherson Fort Myer include Reeves Wright Johnson Rayner Wells Hart Smith McConkey Kilbourne Gregory Ignatius Fealy assigned to First Field Artillery remaining at Port Myer until June 20 then sailing to Honolulu Hawaii.
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George Jasaday
Samuel W. Dunning
Thirteenth Infantry
Manila
Webster Vinson
Fort Sam Houston
United States Miliary Academy
James H. Reeves
Third Cavalry
Frederick S. Wright
Medical Corps
Clyde J. McConkey
Edwin D. Kilbourne
Fort McPherson
Unitedstates Military Academy
Junius C. Gregory
Moet
United States Military Academy
Ignatius Fealy
Fied
Port Myer
Honolulu
Hawail
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Reported
Military dispatch lists numerous lieutenant and ensign transfers among ships and shore commands, including F H Schofield to Isla de Luzon command and various officers attached to the Pacific fleet and naval yards. Movements show Glacier Guaymas Seattle Tompkinsville Hampton Roads Norfolk San Francisco and other ports with ships like Raleigh Cassin Worden Tonopah and Tonopah departures for La Paz Guantanamo and St. Petersburg.
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F. H. Schofield
Isla de Luzon
Luke M'Namee
Massachusetts
Sacramento
Comér
Edwards
Tallahassee
E. J. Estess
Reserve Torpedo Division
Annapolis
Navy Yard
Boston
Maas
New York
Gaylord Church
Naval Hospital
Las Animas
Galo
R. H. Laning
Saratoga
Villatobos
RE. F. Jones
Villalobos
Canacao
Philippine Islands
F. D. Blakely
Naval Station
Olongape
Naval Staton
Cavite
J. C. Evans
N. Chatillon
Sarai Monterey
Fred San Squcib
K. Sorensen
Olongapo
Carpenter L. T. Herrmann
Philippina Islands
Watt
Marine Corps
Col
J. A. Lejeune
W. ©. Neville
Harry Lee
Glacier
Guaymas
San Francisco
Tampico
Seattle
Texas
Tompkinsville
Wyoming
Hampton Roads
Worden
Norfolk Yard
Nanshan
Tonopah
St. Petersburg
Fla
Orion
Melville
R. I
Quam
Salled
Raleigh
la Paz
California
Cassin
Movements of Ocean Steamers Opened
RRIVED. La Touraine from Havre to New York Imperator from New York to Cherbourg Oceanic from New York to Plymouth Finland from New York to Dover Grosser Kurfuerst from New York to Bremen SAILED. New York from New York to Southampton Rochambeau from New York to Havre Baltic from Queenstown to New York Kiaddevin Auguste Victor from Southampton to New York
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la Touraine
Havre
New York
Imperator
Cherbourg
Oceanic
Plymouth
Finland
Dover
Grosset Kurfuerst
Bremen
Southampton
Rochambeau
Baltic
Queenstown
Kiaddevin
Auguste Victor
Sixth Weeks The Post's HOLY LAND Damascus Visit
The Post's ministers will tour Damascus the oldest city, more Oriental than Jerusalem, with sights like the Straight Street and the House of Judas where Saul was healed by Ananias. Suburbs and public places of the famed old city appear notably attractive.
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Damascus
Jerusalem
Post
Abraham
Judas
Saul
Ananias
Old City
Prize contest to award fifteen trips for top ministers
The Post offers fifteen first class trips to the Holy Land Italy and Greece for the fifteen ministers with the most votes by June 20 1914. Eligible are ordained ministers in Washington area. Voting coupons appear daily with five votes and ten votes on Sundays. Subscriptions also count votes. Tie winners receive trips under same terms.
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Post
Holy Land
Italy
Greece
Washington
Daily Post
Post offers $1000 in church prizes for voting
A thousand dollars to churches in addition to Holy Land trips will be awarded to ministers based on votes. The church with the top voting head receives $500, the second $250, the third $150, and the fourth $100. The money is for the church finances to use as they see fit.
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Holy Land
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Arkansas
Frank W. Bird
Mary S. C. Palmer
Villa
War Department
Berlotis
Blanquet
Gomez Palacio
Francisco Villa
Cay
Angeles
Velasco
Our Lady of Guadalupe
el Ver Jel
Viva
Soliers
Pena
Reyna
Anaya
Ocaranza
Velasquez
Saltillo
Amerida
Monterey
Ramos Arizpe
Eagle Pass
Monclova
Espinoza
Carden
M’adoo
ARMY
the Post
Washington-Post
Abbott
H. B. Angus
24Th St
W. W. Barnes
11Th St
HE. L. Beauchamp
St. Nw
Ieee
Andrew R. Bird
St Nw
J. H. W. Blake
Walid
Bernard G. Braskamp
Kenesaw Apartments
John E. Briggs
Charles E. Ruck
Rock Creek
Reed
Mathew W. Clair
James W. Clark
John Britto Cierts
Portland
George M. Trimmeany
Westo
J. J. Dimon
Q St. Nw
Garfield Ave
Merrit Earl
Congress Heights
PD. C
John F. Eckenrode
Sacred Heart Church
James E. Ennis
Canal St
J. T. Enger
Girard St
Charles E. Fultz
Adams St
R. L. Fultz
Oth St
Edward C. Gallaher
10Th St
James L. Garfield
3D St
Benjamin D. Gaw
20Th St. Nw
William A. Haggerty
John R. Henderson
Rockville
Paul R. Hickok
Hinson V. Howlett
4Th St
John T. Huddle
Arthur 5
Johns
William D. Keene
Falls Church
James Keihier
L. H. Kelly
Alexandria
F. J. Lukens
Ave
W. Lo McKenny
W. J. Meeks
St. Sw
W. A. Melvin
P. Menzel
George A. Miller
A. S. Mowbray
S. T. Nicholas
J. C. Nicholson
Howard Peters
15Th St
A. G. B. Pierce
Riggs Pl
F. J. Prettyman
Columbia Rd
L. E. Purdum
Park Rd
Louis Randall
First St
C. Herbert Reese
Church St
Bet
D. F. Rivers
Llth
Sts. Nw
Frank Sewell
Riggs St. Nw
Charles F. Steck
U St. Nw
Walter F. Smith
C. R. Stetson
Mast Capitol
Hugh T. Stevenson
Ust
C. R. Strausburg
W. J. D. Thomas
Brookland
D.c
Henry Thomas
Hyattsville
Clarence A. Vincent
Charles Warner
St. Albans Tectory
Paul B. Watlington
St. Ne
Townsend &. Weaver
S St
Alexander Wilbanks
Sth
James Willis
St. Ave
Clarence Wise
Farragut St
Albert H. Zimmerman
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Washington Pi
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