Bryce Glad Of New Treaties Amid Arbitration Call
A distorted clipping reports Ambassador Bryce praising treaties with Britain Mexico and Japan as shaping a pacific Pacific Ocean. It notes statements during a 1919 conference and references warships and peace efforts with several nations, plus remarks on U.S. stance and international arbitration.
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Friends of Arbitration
Ambbassador
Americas
Britain
Mexico
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Baltimore Markets Rutterer Cer Aaa8 I By Fomaon
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Baltimore markets and names or codes ruterer aaa and cer aaa8, plus by fomaon. Limited readable facts present no clear event, date, or persons. The piece appears garbled and lacks a coherent narrative or outcome to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruterer
Fomaon
Metal Market Muddle Confuses Betsy at Local Fair
Local market note describes unclear exchanges about a metal sale with Betsy and others mixed in odd branding. The text references lanes, stalls, and a cryptic reminder of lead on a barrel scene. Confusing pacing and stray letters hint at OCR garble rather than a coherent report.
New York Produce Market Mixed With Wheat and Hogs
May 21 market notes show dull poultry and mixed grains with receipts and exports listed, including wheat receipts at 42 990 bushels and hogs market activity near steady to higher. Reports note firmer lard and fats, and a tentative covering movement in cash wheat as prices edge up.
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New York
Allve Dull & Ochivlens
Iran
Cke Ee
Lange Vallow- Dellaig
Rio
el Cordova
Souther T
Oper
Harcel
Gener
Noruinet
Bottaney Nmte
Anmina
Teansaersus
Mathew Chongep
Paellint
Aiinnapolis
Mae Wood Platt Remanded On Perjury Charge In Tombs
Mae Wood Platt, longtime foe of Senator Platt, is committed for perjury after a New York court found probable cause. She wrote a note at the hotel requesting her effects be sent to the Tombs and signed Mae Catherine Wood Platt. District Attorney Jerome vows to present the case to the grand jury promptly. bail and further proceedings loom as detectives recount letters and alleged schemes.
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James A. O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Justice O'Gorman
Mae Wood
Platt
Lynch
Momay
Lee Harbter
Manhattan
Mae Catherine Wood Platt
le Barbier
Tambs Mae Wood
O Brien
Wood
Lee
Jerome
Thomas Celliee Platt
United States
New York
Ned
Lilhad Janeway
Fifth Avenue
Hunmel
Con
Mae
Fenstor
Mar
iLumime
Flatt
Janeway
Alice Davis
Mar Wood
SN3
Segainor Platt
Ashington
Miss Davis
Senator Platt
de Lancey Niall
A. J. Hummel
Nicoll
Mrs. Janeway
Queen Maud
Norway
Queen Alexandra
King Haakon
Edwward
Himaself
Edward
Washington Stock Exchange Spotlight Continues Today
The Washington Stock Exchange features a continuation of discussions and market updates as traders review trends, with analysts optimistic about near term movements and notable activity across key sectors.
Washington Market Prices Note Historic Produce Listing
Washington produce market report with wholesale egg butter cheese and poultry prices. Listings cover eggs butter cheese live and dressed poultry and meats vegetables and fruits with regional references and varied per unit quotes.
District W. G. F. U. Meets in Washington May Session
At the May meeting of the District of Columbia Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mrs. Clinton Smith presided. Reports were given by officers including Emma Shelton and W. E. De Riemer. A letter from the District Commissioners noted staffing limits for detailing a foreman for each school building. An invitation was accepted for a charity convention June 3 at Temple Baptist Church. A gold medal contest set for June 2 at 8:30 a.m. was announced and 1,000 prohibition post cards were authorized for temperance work.
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District of Columbia
Woman's Christian Termerance Union
Clinton Smith
Juda M. Mareh
Cabitot Hill Union
Emma Sanford Shelton
W. E. de Riemer
Grandfield
Gead
Clara P. H. ‘Stilwell
Wayne (Pa
A. L. Hale
West Virginia
Margaret Dye Enis
W. Co. T. UW
Prestant Methodist Church
Tafftieth
Thirty-first
K. B. Henry
Mothers’ Clu. i
E. B. Ciney
Charterly
Temple Baptist Church
Tenth End
Sixth Street
Sa. m
Willie H. Bradley
Funeral Services for William A Phillips in City
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2 30 at the late residence 213 Sixth street southeast for William A Phillips who died Tuesday from a stroke at seventy one. Interment occurred at Oak Hill Cemetery. He had lived in the district for years and once ran a produce business in Center Market. Surviving are sons Albert Phillips Liewel Phillips Milton Phillips and William S Phillips and four daughters Mrs Albert Thorn Mrs W S Reed Ida A Phillips and Louisa Phillips with all but Mrs Reed living in this city.
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Wiliam A. Phillips
Sixth Street
Oak HI Cemetery
Phillips
Center Market
Albert
Liewel M. Phillips
Milton L. Phillips
William S. Phillips
Norfolk Delegations Push Navy Yard Battleship Plan
Delegations from Norfolk and Portsmouth city councils and labor groups urged Congress to build one new battleship or carrier at the Norfolk Navy Yard. The President said he would consider the request. The group met with Assistant Secretary Newberry after a talk with Representative Maynard at the Navy Department about whether ships will be built at government or private yards.
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Nepfalk
Portsmouth
Congress
Norfolk Navy Yard
Maynard
Navy Department
Newberry
Steel Prices To Stay Up
J H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp said at a prolonged meeting with steel representatives from across the country that prices are reasonable and should not be reduced. He reported unanimous sentiment that reduced prices would not boost purchases and that most customers do not expect any change, with meetings to be paused for the summer unless needed.
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J. H. Gary
Untrealates Steel Corporation
Gary
Internal Revenue April 1908 Receipts Down From 1907
The monthly statement of the collections of internal revenue shows that in April 1908 total receipts were 18 995 179 a decrease of 2 033 627 from April 1907. Decreases for spirits and other items are noted with specific figures and a ten month total shows a drop of 12 709 373 compared with the previous year. The Washington Post reports a Brooklyn court order allowing Williamsburg Trust Company to resume operations with Gen Beaston Ives to head the new trust company.
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Jalso
Washington Post
York
Justice Kelly
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Williamsburg Trust Company
Beaston Ives
New Trust Company
Notable Social Movements At Newport And Washington
Residents plan summer relocations with Newport and Westington departures. Senator Brigge and Mrs Brigge will depart for Spring Lake New Jersey after winter at New Willard. Duncan McKim family prep Casenovia leasing a summer home. Mrs Fowler and Miss Deaney return via Washington Grattan. President Roosevelt and Senator Knox attended a Robin Hood performance at the National Theater in a box last night.
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Brigge
New Willard
Westington
Spring Lake
Duncan McKim
Eighteenth Street
Casenovia
A. H. Fowler
Deaney
Washington
the Gratton
Roosevelt
Senator Knox
Robin Hood
National Theater
CHAT OF WELL KNOWN PEOPLE FROM VARIOUS EXCHANGES
The article surveys high society figures including William Henry Vanderbilt the youngest Vanderbilt heir and his driver. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and Pop Whittaker. It notes social events in London Dorchester House with Miss Reid and fiancé wedding timing late June or July and guests like the Duke of York and prime ministers. It mentions the Duchess of Roxburghe Miss Goelet and Irish Industrial Association gifts. It covers international horse racing plans in Rome with lady jockeys and costly prizes, plus Queen Maud of Norway’s hobbies and royal leisure activities.
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William Henry Vanderbilt
Newport
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
William
Pop” Whittaker
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwyone
Old Pop
Malsner
Vanderbilts
Wiliam
Lord
Lady Dudley
Carlton House Terrace
Eart
John
Rel
Prince
Princ of Wales
Ealy
Miss Reid
New York
Duchess of Roxburghe
May Goelet
Worth
Paris
Miss Crocker
Jean
Dudley
Ireland
Countess of Dudley
Irish Industries Association
M. Held
Lord Dudley
Gladys Honor
Morvysh Lillian Ward
Wisenunttu
Roderick John
Miss Mills
Mildred Carter
Grace Crocke
le Letg
Rome
Requstriennes
Prince Sculeu
United States
Kitty Smith
Polly Pag
Philadelphia
Irving
James Hazen Hyde
van Aster
Aurel Batonyi
Two Mile Corner
Frances Farm
No title available for this fragmentary note
A fragmentary tale recounts a visitor left outside a gentleman's house and attempts by Mae Wood to snare him. The master learns the visitor’s identity, while Mae tries tricks and wiles to trap him. The stakes are high and shame follows any unearned triumph.
Royalty honors Miss Reid at London engagement dinner
The Earl and Countess of Dudley hosted a dinner and dance in honor of John Hubert Ward and Miss Jean Reid. Attendees included King Edward VII, Queen Alexandra, Princess Victoria, M Cambon, Viscount Morley, Lord Rosebery, Mr. Balfour, and Sir Edward Grey. About 250 guests attended the courtly event featuring Maud Allen’s dance.
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London
Earl and Countess of Dudley
John Hubert Ward
Jean Reid
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria
M. Paul Cambon
Viscount Morley
Blackburn
Lord Rosebery
Mr. Balfour
Sir Edward Grey
Maud Allen
Bank Elects Karrick as President and Wright as VP
United States Savings Bank directors elected James J. Karrige of Fidelity Storage Company as president and Justice Daniel T. Wright of the District Supreme Court as second vice president. James M. Haker was re-elected free vice president. The bank marked its second year in operation and noted earnings likely above ten percent with stock value around 111.
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United States Savings
James L. Karrick
United States Savings Bank
James J. Karrige
Fidelity Storage Company
Daniel T. Wright
Distrit Supreme Court
James M. Haker
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