No Canal Toll Favors Passed Upon By the Senate
Former Vice President Fairbanks speaks at the American Peace Congress in St Louis noting the Panama Canal should grant equal tolls to all nations. He cites the Clayton Bulwer Ha y Pauncefote treaties and says discrimination against American ships is contrary to treaty terms. Carnegie argues military life is safer than civil pursuits and questions large naval builds.
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Congress
Andrew Carnegie
St. Louis
United States
Panama
United Sta Ss
Great Britain
Hay
Lord Pauncefote
Fairbanks
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senate
Bard
California
Richard Barthaldt
American Peace Congress
Balkans
Turkogbiof
Eid
Carnegie
Vine Peace Congress
Amire Negié
Ud Nacional
Hfe
M Co
Spain
Birth Announcement for Phomasta Brown McClintic
A daughter named Phomasta Brown McClintic was born in Washington D C to the late Dr Thomas Brown Metlintic a surgeon and Mrs Prexel McClintic on April 29. The record notes Mi Cculintic On fuesdas as a possible misread line from the original.
Obituary notices and funeral details from May 1913
Died Atchison May 1 1913 at her residence 1314 Koury Lane Jeannette wife of J I Atchison notice of funeral Buckley May 1 1913 at his daughter's home Margaret Buckley nee Flartfert widow of Michael Buckler funeral details Chash May 1 1900s at 13 a m northeast Alase funeral Windas interment Glenwood Cemetery Cohen May 1 1912 2 p m at his residence Philadelphia walls Lighan May 17 391% at 6 39 p m Elke Margaret widow of Henry Lichan aged seventy Orrison May 1 1931 eldest son of Samuel and Kathern Orrison funeral July 28 Leesburg Va}
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St. Promsn
Thureh
Alase
Ated
Glenwood Cemeters
Cohen
Tid
Philly Cahen
Lighan
Eatls Church
Margarett
Henry Lichan
Ears
Orrison
Jon T
Samuel
Kathern Orrison
Leesburg
Sunda Leesburg
Parental Court Plans Spark Education Reform Debates
Three proposed bills from Representative Hobson Alabama seek a federal parental court to take over juvenile issues and to place all city schools under government control. Aimed at compulsory schooling for ages eight to sixteen, the measures centralize custody of deficient education in a new board and consolidate orphan, parochial, and charitable schools into parental educational schools under federal oversight.
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Board of Education
Hobson
Alabama
United States
Thehouse
Brown
Gary
Ind
Dawn of Peace Sermon by Bishop Talbot at Knights Templar Service
A large Ascension Day ceremony at Trinity Church DC featured about a thousand Knights Templar in full regalia, led by five commanderies. Bishop Ethelbert Talbot preached on the apostles creed and world peace, urging honor, arbitration, and upright manhood.
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Trinity Church
District of Columbia Commanderies
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Whatbuts Templar
District of Columbia
Trinity P. BE. Church
Knights
California
China
Brotherhood of Man
Talbot
Trinity
George Washington van Fossen
de Molay
Gratz
Dunkum
Richard P. Evans
Washington
William Ss. Quinter
Paul R. Hickok
Columbia
Bir Wrank
Gibson
James H. McIntosh
Peto
Jarrett
G. Huddleston
Luther Hess Waring
Orient
Edward P. Hazleton
Richard P.’ Vans
Eugene BE. Thompson
Gratz Eb, Dunkwn
Warren W. Biggs
Masonic Temple
New York Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Third
C Streets
Temple
Marine Band
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Street
Ho Street
Hi Street
Saura
Wwashington
Trial in Navy Wreck Court Martial of Arkansas Officers
The Navy Department ordered a general court martial of Capt Roy C Smith commander of the battleship Arkansas and Lt W W Smythe acting navigator for the February damage near Ceiba Bank off India coast. A panel of rear admirals will hear the case at New York navy yard with several judges advocates and officers named.
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Navy Department
Roy C. Smith
Vattleship
Arkansas
W. W. Smythe
Ceiba Bank
Inada
New York Navy Yard
Aaron Ward
W. Ho W M. Southerland
Cameron McR. Winslow
Nathaniel Ft. Usher
Frank ¥. Vletcher
William B. Caperton
Santis
Clifford J. Roush
Walter McLean
Washington J. Chambers
Lieut
Comir
Ridley McLean
LICENSED TO MARRY
A string of marriage notices lists multiple couples with ages and officiants. Names include Leighton W. Rich and Ina M. Sherwood. Arthur Hxtine and Laura Hel. Jon a Barten Pa and BH of Chicago. Dennis Byrd Arvan and Washington, D.C.. A R Bird and Bristow Virginia pair Angeline Fitenallar. Eugene Daly and Boatene Reilly. Lester B. McNelly and Theodosta Re Genrer. John T. Eckenrode with others.
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Leighton W. Rich
Ina M. Sherwood
H. Greene
Arthur Hxtine
Laura ©. Hel
Wallace Raseliffe
Jona Barten Pa
Chicago
Dennie Byrd Arvan
Washington, D.C
A. R. Bird
Wiliam May
Bristow
Angeline Fitenallar
Past Potentate Smith Receives $1000 Shrine Jewel
W Hamilton Smith, first Shriner to wear a past potentate jewel designed in Washington, was presented the jewel valued at 1000 by Potentate Roe Fulkerson at a ceremony in National Rifles Armory, Almas Temple. Goldheim chaired the presentation committee, with distinguished Shriner guests from across the country in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hamilton Smith
Washington
Roe Fulkerson
Potentate Smith
Seamon Mant
National Rifles
Almas
Goldheim
Notabee Visitors at Centenary Ghent Treaty Conference
Distinguished delegates bound for Washington for the Ghent treaty centenary conference arrive Sunday at the Shoreham. From Ghent come De Bruyne Alderman and Alphonse Van Wetveke. Great Britain sends Lord Weardale Sir Arthur Lawley and others. Canada is represented by Sir Edmund Walker Raowlbandurand and Charles A. Magrath among others. Australia sends George Houstoun Reid. Newfoundland, Eugene in Outerbridge. Secretary of State Bryan will receive them Monday, followed by a presidential welcome and a banquet. they stay until May 13 with extensive entertainments and escort from New York and other cities.
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Ghent
Washington
Shoreham
de Bruyne
Alphonse van Wetveke
Great Britain
Lord Weardale
Arthur Lawley
Hart of Stanhope
Herbert Eustace Maxwell
Charles Thomas
New York
Washington- Ro
Suffragists Draft Federal Amendment Call in City Meeting
Enthusiastic suffrage advocates in the Chamber of Commerce rooms last night drafted a resolution asking Congress to pass a constitutional amendment for nationwide suffrage. Miss Eliza Lord and Miss Janet Richards spoke against liquor interests and anti suffragists as 10 District suffragists prepare a special noon train to New York for tomorrow's parade.
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Chamber of Commerce
New York
Congress
Eliza Lord
China
Janet Richards
W. M. Stoner
J. Ottha Stevenson
Morgan Collection Exempt Under New Jersey Tax Law
Albans New Jersey May 1 under a bill passed by the senate the J P Morgan art collection would be exempted from the state inheritance tax provided the collection is turned over to a municipal corporation for educational scientific literary library or historical purposes by the heirs within two years Contracts were drawn in New York today ensuring the late J P Morgan art collection for 923 0000 the premium 102 800 and insurance abroad totals about 4 000 000 The Metropolitan Museum holds 15 000 000 of the collection while Morgan library objects are insured for 8 000 000
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Metropolitan Museum
Morgan Library
Republicans Split Over Immediate Reorganization Chairman Nomination Sparks Debate
Republican House leaders quarrel over when to reorganize the congressional campaign committee. Some urge immediate action. others want to wait for the National Committee plan. Gardner of Massachusetts announces candidacy for chairmanship and urges quick reorganization. Monro and Browning named as possible chairs. Burke of Pennsylvania likely not seeking reelection.
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W National Committee
Gardner
House
National Committee
Massachusetts
Monre
Pennsylvania
Browning
New Jersey
Representative Burke
Hospital Milk Unfit At City Hospitals
The Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis met last night to discuss pasteurized milk for patients and babies. Emile Berliner urged laws forcing pasteurized milk in hospitals, noting many use raw milk and cream. Prominent doctors spoke as resolutions protested the continued use of raw milk and urged proper pasteurization and cold storage.
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Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Society
Hl Street
Emile Berliner
Berliner
W.A. Evans
Chicago
W. ©. Woodward
G. L. Magruder
Jessie Ransburgh
B. C. Schroeder
Department of Agriculture
G.C. Koher
Phi Kappa Psi elects officers at University Club gathering
At the University Club last night Washington Phi Kappa Psi members elected Dr J B Grees Custis president Clarence W De Wright vice president Brady secretary and B Mays treasurer The main speakers were Senators Chamberlain of Oregon and Smith of South Carolina Chaplain Livingstone Bayard, Navy, and Rep Hunter Moss of West Virginia with O L Fasig of Johns Hopkins University adding brief remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Washington
Phi Kappa Psi
J. B. Grees Custis
Clarence W. de Wright
Brady
Mays
Chamberlain
Oregon
Smith
South Carolina
Chaplain Livingstone, Bayard
United States Navy
Hunter Moss
West Virginia
O. L. Faslg
Jobna Hopkins University
Bryan Visited Florin Japanese Farms In California
Secretary Bryan toured the Florin district near Sacramento with Gov. Johnson and Assemblyman Bradford to view Japanese farming influence. He noted a Japanese population of 1,500 with 40 Americans in Florin, where Japanese control of grape and berry industries is evident alongside a school featuring 22 Japanese and 20 American children.
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Bryant
Sacramento
California
Sacramento Valley
Bryan
Fierin
Th Capital. Gov. Johnson
Hugh Bradford
Florin
Mr. Bryan
Roy. Johnson
Washington
Lincoln
Juneau
Alaska
Walter. F. Clark
China Recognized Today By United States
The United States plans to recognize the republic of China tomorrow with formal reception and luncheon for legation staff at the winter palace. Secretary Bryan announced that recognition will occur once the constituent assembly is organized and administration elected, with Tang Hua Lang serving as speaker signaling full organization. The U S charge in Peking will carry out instructions to recognize, potentially appointing a new Minister to China.
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Peking
United States
Republic of China
Winter Palace
Brean
Washington
California
Williams
Constituent Assembly
Tang Hua Lang
House
Senate
Wil
Bryan
America
China
Caihoun
Chang
Yuan Shi Kai
Weed Resigns as Pasta Savings System Director
Theodore L. Weed, longtime director of the pasta savings system, submitted his resignation to Postmaster General Burle G. Weed will leave the post effective soon and plans to pursue business opportunities in New York.
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Weed
Theodore L. Weed
Pasta Savings System
Hts
Burleg
Fane
New York
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The
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Hague
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Pen Tenacio Calderon
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Ben Nilescent
Japan
Mr. Carnegie
Mr Carnegie
Auestoner
Ruth Manta Bpole
ER Tarentis
Geo
P. Zarhorst
Capitol Street
Chas, S. Zarhorst
J. WM. Lee
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Ant
Thos
Sergeon
Telephiane
Hindle
Unger
Sardo & 6 Co
Saemera
Emlem
R. Speare
PRANI
Phages
J. H. Small & Sons
New
To-Kalon Co. Inc
St. Ran
Navy
Capt. Smith
Lieut. Smythe
Notabee
Morgan Collection
Congressional Committee
PHI Kappa Psl
J. B. G. Custis
Wilson
Tokyo
California Senate
American Society
Hagus
Seattle
Tacoma
State Department
Webb
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Clalifornia
Beverly Chocolates
Beverly
Washington Stores
15Th
New Republic
Legation
W.gj.sloane
San Francises
Tas City
H Street
N. W
Millbrook
Florida
Fan la. Ave
S. E
OLD Dutch Market, Inc
North Capitol St
14Th St. H. W
the Market of Cleanliness
Spence Murphy
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
7Th and
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