Taft Praises Maj Archibald Butt in Augusta Tribute
President Taft and Augusta honored Maj Archibald Butt, late aide to the President and Titanic victim, as memorial services filled the city. Taft spoke of Butt’s loyalty and selfless devotion, recalling their years together in the White House and in the Philippines, and urged peace to secure prosperity.
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Taft
Archibald Butt
Maj Butt
May Butt
White House
Major
Tutt
Roosevelt
Himsalf
Lin
Archie
Mrs Taft Honors Heroes at Maul Memorial Ceremony
The event at the Maul Memorial Headquarters honored heroes with a formal push for a ceremonial arch. Mrs Taft led a committee including former Secretary, Mrs leowad, and secretary Mrs osing, alongside Catherine Mo MacLennan and others from Rochetter NY and Wagh gon.
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Taft Siarm
Leowad
Hlas
Osing
Rochetter NY
Mo MacLennan
Wagh
Titanic damage suit filed against White Star Line over iceberg collision
York Mayo represents Strafia Forhina in a federal case seeking 90000 damages for the death of Victor Robins and Jack Amters aboard the sunken steamer. The complaint alleges negligent navigation and speed in iceberg waters, warnings ignored, inadequate lifeboats, and unmanned lifeboats after the collision.
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York Mayo
Mestair Fc
Strafia Forhina Og
Ateain Navigation
Cmusa
Colin
Ismay sails for home after Titanic inquiry
Bruce Ismay, managing director of the International Mercantile Marine, sailed for home aboard the Adriatic from Newark today. He said he had given all testimony and information at the Titanic hearings in Washington and expressed no ill will toward the American public. He appeared tired and planned to retire, and left his hotel with Franklin and J P Morgan Jr after conferring with several company directors.
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Bruce Ismay
International Merantile Marine
Famlan
White Star
Adriane
White Star Line
Adriatic
Firat
Sey
Washington
Cormand
Senate
Hie Hotel
Franklin
The
International Mercantile Marine
Ismay
IP Morgan Jr
Italian battleship Re Umberto reported sunk by storm
A Tunis dispatch from Constantinople claims the Italian battleship Re Umberto, aiding troop convoys to Tripoli, was driven ashore and sunk near the coast by a storm. The report, unconfirmed by other sources, notes the ship’s notable size and armament and places the wreck near the western Tripoli border.
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Constantinople
Tunis
Rocka
Fuera
Tripoli
Toutsian
Gambler recalls Titanic night of disaster and brave stranger
A Cincinnati gambler recounts three players aboard the Titanic who kept gambling as the ship sank. They escaped in a lifeboat after a gun threat, rowed through freezing seas, and were aided by a calm and brave woman who tended their blistered hands and even offered to row. One man notes only three gamblers were aboard.
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En York
Tom Costello
Cincinnati
Ohio
Costello
Monte Carlo
Ipastelfon
Sas
Halle
Indiagnapolis
Wolpg
Dack
Homer Davenport Dead Artist of Arabian Horse Era
The obituary notes artist Homer Davenport died and recalls his American ownership of only Arabian horses, his desert imports, and his 1887 cartooning of public characters. It mentions his courtroom sketches during the Dreyfus trial and his familiarity with Harape.
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Harape
Dreyfus
Woman Arrested as Coiner in New York Case
Special to The Washington Post reports May 2 in New York a woman, Salvatrice Pisano, was arrested on counterfeit coin charges after five months’ earlier release for lack of evidence. Secret Service Capt William J Flynn found counterfeit coins and molds in her apartments. The filing lists various executors and damages in related civil suits. Davenport, famed cartoonist, died in New York after five days illness. born Silverton in March 187? and worked for Hearst papers across San Francisco and New York. known for animal drawings and a giant portrait of a Bedouin chief. also owned horses and Angora rabbits at Morris Plains NJ.
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Washington Post
New York
Hoimer Yo Davenport
Pneumonk
Fils
Portland
Quecgonian
William K Hearst
Davenport
San Francisco
Morris Plains
Traman
Tom Fe
Akmat
Salvatrice Pisano
William J Flynn
Secret Service
Womans Apartments
Vast 1911 Supreme Court docket fragment with many cases listed
The page compiles diverse legal proceedings including United States Supreme Court references, state cases, criminal and bankruptcy dockets, and court motions. It names numerous attorneys and firms, judges, and a wide array of case numbers and parties across federal and district courts.
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O'Coonpil
United States Supreme Court
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Irou Works
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Kenya
Justite Holmes
Justice Day
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Charles
Pittsburgh Power
Jefords & Brown
Quinter
Burden
Southern Railway Company
Northern Indiana Gas and Flectricatioreys
Kimball & Mercy
Hamilton Yerkes
Toe
Ae Works
Ima Cry
Hammond
Ind
Jacob Oppenheimar
California
Altaya Gror
Supreme Court of
State of Call
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Alarmeys
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Herain
Plex Obailin
Criminal Court
Justice Barnard
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Moneys No Ee
Golfetor
General Lehmann
Ten
Verdi
Thomas Mineys
Leon Tobeiner
J. C Lawkey Baker
Iby
Johnson
Sopes
Gren Lodge
Knights of Psthian
Allerey
Georgia
Alton
United
Edwant Allen
Hamilton Douglass
John Seeally
Gerrington
Ball
Agio
Laugh States
William E Verwillion
George Ho MacDoneld
United State
Henson
T L Jones
United States
Dentel Mphonsy
Walter Fgllors
Anarte Murphy Gréed Farveny
James CyShea
Ennis
Bernard J Foley
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Montgomery
Smith Barber de Vries
William E. Waterhouse
Charles E McNabb
William & Waterhouse
Whtlam Waterhouse
Charles E. McNabb
Appellee
Willam E Waterhouse
College
Walter H Hampton
Appellant
Charles E Metab
Walter B Hampton
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Scott
Bailard
McGowan
Conrad Robinson
Wilson Darlington
Praill
Pratt
Pison Macfarland
District of Columyle
Bayly
Thomas
Douglas Baker Ruffin
Obear
John
Supreme Court
Noble Va
Crane Attornays White Davis—Maddox & Gatley Nobes Weeks
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Harbin
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Searleve
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Lambert
Lucas
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Pocys Hawley Holding
Donatéson
Wilson Hgldekoper
Latimer
Faibr
Mltitoyalty Court
Clabaugh Alderson
Sanda
Lapds
Japp
Percy Metzger
Deeds of trust filings for numerous properties and loans
A long list of deeds of trust records mortgage security transactions across many properties. Names include Holmead Manor, Rath Bo Parker, Joseph Sanders, Isaac Morchinger, Cora Bertimer, and others securing sums from 900 to 40,090 dollars. Terms range from months to years with interest around six percent, noting parcels, blocks, and street references.
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Holmead Manor
Rath
John ‘Warren
Oswerd J Taylor
Janes Berry
William Sick Clayton
Burnsto Ame
Mary Velati
Amaylean Security and Trus Company
National Savings and Trust Company
WeGrew
Lnited States
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Herman By
Qesch
Luther W
Samuel Ho Barron
Thomas B
Mary C. Iglehart
James Berry
Wiliam McKiisytom
Perpetual Building Association
J Stanton Stux
Leon Tobri
Edward
Jarrett
F Thin
Arthur A Smith
Frederick Fuse
Moore & Barbour
B. Bunch
George M .Emmerich
Dougings
Macks
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Block & Square
George E Dennis
James W Dudley
James W Blaine
Francie Dearie
Chapman W Fowler
T Walter Fowler
J Edward Fowler
Eldene Borwood
Burleith
Lewis
Timothy Leto
Robert
Prading
George Hendecoonter Speurs
John NM Henderson
John F Ban
Acorn
Williter
J_ lather
Frank T. Rawlings
Willand H
Dorsey
Iowa
Bridget Murphy
Argertesn Security and Trust Company
Hogal Savings and Trust Company
Patrick & Donoghue Et Ua
WiLliam
Wlather
Jesse Heiskel
Willan H Dorsey
Jone
Wiliam
Schwenster
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington District 1900s
A dense listing of property transfers across multiple Washington streets and neighborhoods. Transfers include Birteenth Street area parcels to Charles Velrotine, Columbia Heights deals, Long Meadows cluster, and Garfield Heights parcels, with several entries noting lot numbers, squares, and nominal sums. Notable names include Clarenos B Hight, Cheries A Valentine, Ines T Walden, George H Slaybagh, Lulu S Plucker, and James M Desa Gale, among others.
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Potomac Avenue
E Strwet
Birteenth
Sevattemth
Clarenos B Hight
Charles A Velrotine
Cheries A Valentine
Ines T Walden
Columbia Heights
Batea Warren
Northwest Washington Improvement Company
Lulu S Plucker
Long Meadows
George FT Catlins
John
Dobring
Joseph Paul
Joseph Paul Lois
Ellabton Terrace
Edgar A Miller
Wade Goodwin
Third
Worthwest
Louis
Dibmer
R. Lea Horton
Bellev Ree Watson Et
George W Slory
Aserce
Eighloosti
Topashendet Ux
James M Desa
Gale Lot Square
Garfield Heights
Stepbett J Lewis
Richard A Chasa
M Street
Doylesteen
Harry Ly
Gammy
Fifteenth Street
Virgina EK Getty
Cera
Piper
J Frederick Fusset
Edward A Jarrett
Mette M
Helen Metcalf
Henry J Berens
James AlFiech
James D Cramp
Streft Northwest
Grant Guthrie
Edwin Gerhrle
Hight
Macy T.logan
Drott Park
Amander Belt
Southland and Aloysius in Scoreless 9 Innings
In a tight independed league game at North Capital and Weeks Park Southland and Aloysius battled to a scoreless 9 innings in a pure pitchers duel. Thompson and Ebert dominated hitters while fielding sparkled and Roach Carroll provided the key hitting as both teams left runners on base in a tense defensive showcase.
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Southland
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North Capital
Persay
Irite
Thompson
Ebert
Share Felding
Spaulding
Heinrich
Roach
Carroll
Sullivan
Southieng
Alsysius
Tennallytown Edges Bethesda In Marquette League Match
Tennallytown defeated Bethesda 8 to 5 at Thirty-fifth Street and Wisconsin Avenue Northwest. Jones struck out thirteen for Tennallytown as Bethesda made miscues in the field. Musgrove, Kirkland, Day, and Jones led Tennallytown hitters. multiple errors aided Bethesda’s tally. Final score shows Tennallytown top Bethesda by three runs in a late game rally.
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Tennallytown
Bethesda
Thirty-fifth Street
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
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Meirerrore
Bethesds
Taunton
HOAE
Tomy
Muag
Howard
Tate Perrell
Dfones
Kirkland
Windom
OlGroe
Haton Tbo
Hicks
Sherler
Holman Rf
George
Fey
Pere
Horn Rf
Musgrove Perral
Day Jones
Martin
Groos
Carroll
Erreye
Musgrove
Musrove
Howard Carroll
George Bactifice of Burke
Parrell Howard
George Burke
Burke
Mr Brooke
Inéne
Amateur Games Today Across Capital City League
Local amateur contests scheduled with teams such as Kensington Departmental, Printers, and Park. Notable matchups include Glipse-War, Mt Piere, and Washington 13h at various city venues. Also listed are religious and educational group games and a postponed state auditor event at Treasury Monument grounds.
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Pumpere
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Kengington Departmental
Sillpee
Interter
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First Presbyterian
Independence
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Marquette
Wisconsin Ave
Malan
Printers
Stephens
Georgia Ave
Aewoodstow —Park
Herald Railroed
Ghot
Fla Ave
Adama Ve
Southern Sunday School
Asuve —Amecontin Va Limco
Avanas
Seerearya Office
Treasury Monument Grounds
Belmonts Edge Tanglewoods in Close Monumental League Tilt
Belmonts beat Tanglewoods 4 to 2 in a tight Monumental League contest. Key plays included strong fielding by McGuire and solid pitching by Colton. Belmonts face Church of Reformation Saturday at Fifth College and Florida Ave NE at 5 PM.
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Colton
Church of Reformation
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Florida Avenue
Abied Os Anes
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Johnsop
Stegigi
grrem—Belmonta
Bairmocia
Korea
Galton
Hager Helabidia
Clements
Hay
Bgracht
Nager
Empire
Ramet Pia
First Presbyterian Edges Ahead in East Washington League Victory
In a tight East Washington League game First Presbyterian capitalized on errors, walks, and a two run homer by Thompson to take a lead early. Allen and Strothers starred in the field as First Presbyterian defeated their opponent with timely hitting and solid defense.
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Thompson
Allen
Strothers
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G Miller
Smeet Marz
Smith
Thorusit
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First Presbyterian
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Balle
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White
Davis
Derik
Balla
American Security Prevails in low scoring Columbia League clash
American Security defeated Southern Railway 6 to 3 in a Columbia League game played near Sixteenth Street and Columbia Road NW. Riddle and McClear starred in the field for American Security while Beatty Bolen Crosson McDonald Hayes and Rawlings led Southern Railway’s offense.
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Buckler
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Huatem
Odavie
Mclean Mig
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Degnan
Banea
Fiouthern
American Security
Firat
Dyer
Riedon
Risdon
Cromom
Mads
Risdon If
Riefon
Mayea West
Beatty
Rachlnge
Shugrne
Riddi
Batla West
Degman
Balk
Mr Hughes
Car Dept Triumphs Over Station In Local League Game
Pitcher Callow stars as Car Department defeats Station 6 to 8 at Fifth Street and Florida Avenue northeast. Key players include J Suffikan Callow and Pugh with multiple hits and RBIs. Game lasts 1 hour 20 minutes with errors by both sides and several notable defensive plays.
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Station
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Florida Avenue
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Pugh
Okeal
Anderson Rf
Omtaler Abo
Oz Pugh
Muleibul
MC Sullivan Cf
OlCornan Ortef
Williams
Umbeagh Poe
Rune
Hendr J Sullivan
J Callow
Tury
Anderson Fr Pugh
Bal Lmbangh
Kehl
Focadow
OM Umbaugh
Umbaugh
Hehl
F Callow
Cornell Beats Navy Yard In Slow Capital City Park Tilt
Cornell defeated Navy Yard 7 to 3 in a slow game at Capital City Park. Five runs were scored in the sixth inning before rain halted play with Cornell leading 7-4 and Navy Yard at the plate.
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Cornell
Navy Yard
Capital City Park
North Capitol
Latreria
Betts
Navy
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Abhoae Jeans
Carr
Marceron
Govannethct
Rosner
Edmonton
Newell P31
lNoven
O'Thompson Piieds
Mary Yard
Ryne
Htm
Thompeon
Bate
Hite
Carr Rougtree
Beard
Selb Marceron
Ayer
Ollingewarth
Vasen
Blake
Chiam Walters
Ednesston
Edmonaton
Howell
Balle
Noyes
Lmpire
Betta
Time of Fame
Nativity Defeats North Carolina in Sunday School League
Nativity won from North Carolina 8 to 5 in the Sundays School League at Fourteenth and A streets northeast. Smithson led Nativity with twelve strikeouts while allow ing ten hits. box score details note pitchers Bussus and Seabright, with Merrifield and Herman among hitters.
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Nativity
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Stretts
Smithson
Abh Carf
Marty Irao
Smivaninb
Ofterlearf
Orphesor
Hord
Smithsnp
Dougherty
Butler
Merrill
Busstuz Neld
Jobveon
H Rmithsen Dougherty
Herman
Bane
I Nativity
Pirettese
Balle
O Snabright
Bussius
Sexbright
Agatont Bussus
Seebright
Ct Bussius
Andrews Defeats Seaton In Northern Association Clash
Andrews 7 Seaton 5 as Tipton shines on the mound in a tense north side game played on Georgia Avenue and Kenyon Street Northwest. Seaton tallies first but Andrews answers with timely hits and fielding turning the tide by the middle innings.
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Northern Association
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Andrews
To & Tipton
Abhoa el Seatoo
Larmas
Knapp
Bowers
tesee-Andrews
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Tipton
Tipton i
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Thompron
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