Berlin Plans Off Will Lunch At Potsdam With Roosevelt
Berlin May K The emperor will not meet Roosevelt at the railway station nor attend dinners in his honor He refrains from attending the Bertiz castle reception and will not join Chancellor von Rethbunn Hollwen’s dinner due to mourning for King Edward Invitations to court circles are to be omitted The ambassador will host a separate reception with restricted guest lists while the emperor observes four weeks of mourning The Roosevelt visit proceeds with modified plans and no direct audience at Potsdam
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Berlin
May K
Roosevelt
Berttz
Til
Edward
Hoose
Ituos Hinvist
Ambassador Hill
Storgeveit
Miss Ethel
Port
Kermit
Joseph C. Grew
Potsdam
Wil
von Bethmann-Hellweg
Hil
London
Proram
Robertb. Peary
Seth Low
Speck Yon .Sternburg
Washington
Hugo Reisinger
Peary
Rome
Col. Roosevelt
England
Lima
British Empire
Great Britain
Roonevelt
Joncevelt
Obituary notices with multiple May 1919 deaths in Maryland
A collage of death notices and funeral details from Frederick and nearby Maryland areas. Listings include Howard Hines Barker at 16H Street NW, Miss Fanny Fr Poster, Thomas Claget, Joseph Ignatius Colclazer, Robert L. Crawford, Frances B Halley Hadderly, Theo King, James P Horbach, George Maydwell, Joseph Shorter, Willis J Smith, and other residents. The notices note residences, ages, and planned funeral dates or mass times, with occasional references to church services and private interment. Also included are long obituaries and commentary on official entertainment plans involving Ambassador Hill and President Roosevelt in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George County
Mit
Thomas Clagett
Trinity Church
Marlboro
Trestay
Colclazer
Joseph Ignatius Colclazer
Church of the Immaculate Conception
iLeesburg
Crawford
Kallspell
Mont
Robert L
W.W. S. Crawford
Funesat
Chanel
Genwood Cemetery
Xing
An Wom
Twenty-ninth Street
Theo
Macy
King
Horbach
Su Pom
Lenox
James P. Horracts
Tron
Mr. Maydwell
Frostburg
George B. Maydwell
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Chiveh
Mary. S. Maydwell
Kutaw Street
Bulhimore
Terment Private
Shorter
John A Simms
New Hampshire Avenue
Joseph Shorter
A. M. E. Churet
Howers
Smith
Freedmes's Hospital
Willis J
Arnie B. Smith
Strret Nethwest
Mt Thaom
St. Augh
Tine Charsh
Real estate deals in Washington area noted in 1930s column
The Taggart Frager Realty Co. completed transfers totaling 225 000 in improved properties in the District. Highlights include the Birmingham apartment house on Adams Mill Road near Calvert Street sold to an out of town buyer for 85 000 and the Charlotte apartment house sold to Mrs. Whiteside for 120 000 with annual rent about 00. The Whiteside country home The Forest was sold to William A. Pate. a large Rockville line estate, landscaped and improved, valued at 120 000, is part of the Whiteside purchase. N. J. Lansbury Co. sold a pebble dash pebble frame house in Sauls Addition for 6 750. Work on a summer vacation home near Cherrydale, Va., for Washington residents is progressing and will be completed in six weeks.
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Birmingham
Washington Heights
William A. Pate
Gen. Whiteside
Taggart-Frager Realty Company
George M. Myers
Taggart-Fraser Company
Adams Mill Road
Calvert, Street
Washington Height
Charlotte Apartments
Charlotte
Whiteside
Patreet
U Pont Circle
Mra. Whiteside
the Forest
Taggart-Frager Company
Willeam A. Pats
Rockville
Mt. Pete
N. Js Lansbury Company
M. H. Herriman
Sauls Addition
Deortur Street
Washington, W
Cherrydale
April Building Permits Show Mixed National Change
April building activity rose 8 percent nationwide with 19 311 permits for 450? buildings totaling 69 501 488 dollars versus 18 338 buildings worth 64 345 553 a year ago. Gains in West and South contrast declines in major cities like New York Chicago Philadelphia and Detroit signaling varied regional trends and a generally encouraging overall picture.
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Construction News
So Tas
Nene
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Birmingham
Dallas
Memphis
Louisville
Maj J P Horback Dead Confederate Cavalry Veteran
Maj James Postlewalta Horback a former Confederate cavalry quartermaster under Gen Forrest died in his apartment on Saturday night at the age of eighty seven. A Greensburg Pennsylvania native he left for California in 1849 then joined the Confederate army in 1861 and was paroled at Vicksburg. He lived in Texas after the war and owned the City Hotel Ruth before moving to Washington about twenty years ago. He was active in the Confederate Veterans Association and survived by his wife and a son. Funeral will be held at the Lenox on DL Street conducted by the Rev Dr Dunjean with burial rites today.
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Forrest
James Postlewalta Horback
N. B. Forrest
Cavalry
Longx
Maj
Morback
Greensburg
California
Memphis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Texas
Ruth
Washington
Confederate Veterans’ Association
A. A. Horback
U. S
Lenox
DL Street
Hennsin
Dunjean
Protestant Episcopal Church
Maj. Horback
Withacn
Horback
John Yearwood Leaves City for Railroad Post
John Yearwood formerly represented the Baltimore Ferro Concrete Company in this city and departed last night to take a position as resident engineer with the Western Maryland Railroad, headquartered at Frostburg, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yearwood
Baltimore Ferro Concrete Company
Western Maryland Railroad
Frostburg
Holy Name Society Members Receive First Communion
At St Aloysius Church 156 children and several converts received their first communion at the 8 o'clock mass yesterday. The Very Rev Eugene de L McDonnell rector of Gonzaga College preached on the eucharist. The altar was adorned with palms flowers and lights. Confirmation is planned for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
StarPe
Ruling stirs lawyers on proportionate punishment era
Criminal lawyers nationwide fear the Supreme Court's Weems decision marks a new era in pun ishm ent to fit the offense. The ruling interprets the Eighth Amendment as prohibiting cruel and unusual punishment and may extend to the District of Columbia and U.S. Territories, potentially prompting many petition for release of prisoners statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Lberty Pervon
Paul Weems
Ughthouse
Philipines
McKenna
Colusrabia
Jottense
Archbishop Paiconio to Officiate at Elevation Ceremonies
Archbishop Paiconio will lead the ceremonies elevating Rev. Dr. John B. Mace Ginley to bishop of Neura Gneeres in the Philippines with Cardinal Falconio as papal delegate arriving in Philadelphia. Bishop Fitzmaurice and Bishop Prendergast will co consecrate. many distinguished clergy and church leaders including Archbishop Ryan attend. The bishop-elect, noted for languages and governance, will celebrate pontifical mass May 22 at St Charles Borromeo. soon after he departs for his post.
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Dicmegs Falconio
Philadephia
Ryan
Logan, Square
John B. Mace Ginley
Neura
Gneeres
Philippines
Fitzmaurice
Erie
Prendergsat
James A. Gellarenor
Patrick J. Gallagher
Ae ‘Temple
Willmington
Del
Archbishop Ryan
Hoban
Shanahan
Burke
Mundelein
Wash- Inston
Washington Heights
St. Charles Horromeo‘s
Bryan Faces Backlash Over Prohibition Stand In Nebraska
Nebraska reports show William J. Bryan returning from South America to find Democratic support fraying over his prohibition stance. Legislators rebuff his call for a special session and direct legislation, with Omaha Democrats denying signatures and the Direct Legislation League withholding aid. Bryan vows to fight, aiming to prove the party’s support while facing a revolt within his home state.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Tincoin Bis
Prohibition
Aquor
Gov. Shallenberger
Ner
Haalao
Direct Legislation League
Omaha
Bryan -Thay
Ailarbe
Gerdta
Besse
Shoemaker
League
O Thers
Bran
United States
Hev
Deliberations on Washington Streets and Native Names
A fragmentary 19th century letter argues for renaming Washington streets by lettered initials to ease identification and protect Native American place names. It cites dignity of Washington and references to American Indians as fitting material for street-name planning.
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Washington
United States
Savage
Cade
New York
Strikers Seek Grocers Aid In Union Label Push
New York May. Striking bakers, about unknown number, urge grocers and retailers to patronize only union bakeries. A women’s committee was appointed to interview grocers tomorrow to gain support. Bakers continue with nonunion workers but report no serious bread shortages.
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New York
May
Endlat
Grocery
Desiers
Dell
Holy Ghost craft returns with colonists from Palestine
A ship named Holy Ghost and Us United Society of Shiloh Me arrived from the Mediterranean carrying many colonists from Palestine. Frank W. Sanford headed the board. The deck was crowded with men women and children. some disembarked while others stayed aboard. Officials approved an annual grant in New York for a battle piston rifle?
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Portland
Barkentiné
Kingdom
The
Holy Ghost
Usu
Sosiety
Shiloh
Mediterranean
Frank W. Sanford
Mothers Day Sermons Honor Mothers Across Washington Churches
Amid scattered observances, Washington churches marked Mothers Day with special services. Dr. MacLeod and Rev J H Hydla preached sermons praising maternal sacrifice and influence, urging children to honor mothers by faith and home devotion.
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Machead
Rev. Sr. Huddle
Sermons and Music Highlight Holiday Church Services
Parishioners heard sermons at Lawrence Church and special musical programs at Wesley Methodist and Second Evangelical Lutheran churches. Where services were difficult, the vernacular hymnody was referenced to emphasize communal faith during the observance.
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Lerian
Wasley Methodist Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Real Estate Deals Signal Theater Move to Washington Suburb
G L Peckham reports two major rest estate transactions. Riggs Realty through Peckham leases a new theater at Fifteenth and northeast streets for twenty years, on the former Citizens National Bank and Riggs House site. Also arranged is the relocation of the Fire Proofing Manufacturing Company to Hollywood, reflecting substantial market activity.
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G. L. Peckham
Citisens National Bank
Riggs House
Riggs Realty Company
Itr
Peckham
Mr. Chase
Washington
Fireproof Construction Stock Pitch At Corcoran Exhibit
A dated ad touts fireproof residences featuring stone and brick walls, double walls, and heat shielded chimneys. It promotes a corporate stock issue of 60,000 shares in a “Limited” preferred series with $1 par value, urging investment before factory start and promising high returns tied to a steel framed capacity for large wall and partition production.
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Corcoran
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Taft
Washington Post
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Prince
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Eral
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Beaton Globe
Paul Pioncer
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Admiral Palander
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Selentine
National Museum
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Interparliamentary Union
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Roosevel
Gunnar Anderson
Kntassrst
Norwegian Geologicn Survey
Mr. Roosevelt
Riddarholmen
King Oscar
Crown Prince
Fatt
Knox
King Edward
Post
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Eastland
Accurg Regutta
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J. William LE
Embalrier
Somrestien
Pemmodiou Perpet
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John R. Wright CO
Premines
Teleghing
Fourteenth ST
Gutirttr
Frank G Geier
Seventh St. NW
Telephone & W
Tonalon Wire
J. P. Horback
Holy Name Society and Children
Supreme Court
John B. MacGinley
Paiconio
R. HARRIS_& CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Adacola
Rebe
New York Times
Wiliam J. Bryan
South America
J ‘du
Democratic Party
WF. Porter
United States Senate
Senate
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Aciety
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Palestine
New, York
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
G. Street
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Jdarvis
Phiadelphia
Iifa
Homs
Madana Weta
Hom
Ceri
Gillant
America
Pulaski
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Cear
Tart
di Fe Hinson
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