Mgr Falconio Sails From New York to Europe
Cardinal designate Falconio bid farewell at Union Station amid a large crowd as he prepared to depart for Europe. He thanked Americans for their kindness and predicted he might not return to the United States. The delegation to accompany him included archbishops, priests, and Knights of Columbus leaders.
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Fairey
Europe
Union Station
America
Gays
York
Falconio
Washington
New York
Congo to be Divided Under Drafted Plan in Parliament
Reports circulated in recent speeches claim a plan to divvy the Congo among Britain, France, Belgium, and Germany with Belgium withdrawing. Observers say the scheme would redraw colonial holdings along riverbanks and alter balance of power, prompting a parliamentary inquiry next Tuesday.
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Vrunsels
Belgium
Congo
Great Britain
Jane
Germany
Réaute
Linemburg
Hhe Tert Bank of the Seheldt
Holland
Double Track Line Opens Between Congress Heights Suburbs
Residents celebrated the opening of a double track street railway between South Anecontia and the Congress Heights area. The first car began free rides yesterday morning, followed by a regular schedule as the new car line extended service to the suburbs after years of planning.
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Astle Aga Congress Heights
Honoring Col Joseph Belt Patriot of Chevy Chase
Memorial services were held at All Saints Episcopal Church Chevy Chase for Col Joseph Belt a Maryland patriot and patentee of Chevy Chase and founder of Rock Creek Parish The services included a sermon by Rev Dr Roland Cottonmith and remarks by Caleb Clarke Magruder The bronze tablet dedicated by the Society of Colonial Wars was placed but outdoor proceedings were cut short by bad weather The tablet notes Belt as a founder trustee of the First Primary School in Maryland and a colonial militia officer during the French and Indian War
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Joseph Belt
Maryland
Chevy Chase
Rock Creek Parish
Society
Col. Holt
Society of Colonial Wars
Waas
Rockaty
England
District of Columbia
Col
Joseph Belt Ho
Charles
Province of Maryland
Avalon
Baltimore
Seatch
Igner
Chevy Chase Circle
Prince George Counts
House of Burgesses
Seymourtown
John Seymour
Leonardtown
Benedict Leonard Calvert
St. Mary's
Chestertown
Col. Belt
Mrr
Magruder
Col Belt
God
Somerset
Patentes
Chevy Cause
Rock Creek
Society of Colonial Wara
Washington women barred from smoking in city restaurants
Washington restaurateurs and public figures debate whether women may smoke inside venues. District Corporation Counsel B H Thoman says proprietors may ban smoking to maintain order, while many hotel managers express reluctance and cite public opinion. Woman’s Christian Union endorses a ban, and observers warn strong social backlash against any authorized female smoking in public spaces.
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Washington
Corporation Counsel of
New York
Board of Aldermen
B. H. Thoman
Thomas
Connecicut Avenue
F Street
Levi Woodbury
St.James
Reform Organi
Clayton B Emig
Woman's Christian Union
Mrs. Emig
J. W. Nigh
Secular League
Hunt Coon in Va Forest Ends in Two Ponsume Captures
A Washington party led by Henry H. Flather of Rigé National Bank hunted in Virginia near Great Falls for two days. They left Washington Saturday night with hounds and lanterns, pursued a foxlike animal but found only two meat-like returns. Last year a constable halted the hunt, but this season no lawman challenged them. The group returned early yesterday morning after breakfast at the Anglers' Club.
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Henry H. Flather
Rigé
National Bank
Virginia Woods
Great Falls
Ponsume
Cocns
Washington
Anglere’ Club
Virginia Buttles
Vir- Sinia
Huntamen
Anglers’ Club
Snoratae
Mr. Flather
George C. Vaasa
George Doane
A. M. Nevius
Cass Willsie
W. H. Cooper
John
Cooper
John J. McCarthy
Jerome Lightfoot
R. J Haines
William Dexter
Capital Banking
Busines Ct
Virginia Hunters
Auides
Tariff Board Signals Big Wool and Cotton Duty Cuts
The Taft tariff board will submit data to support substantial reductions in wool and cotton duties under the Payne Aldrich law. It will present cost of production comparisons from US mills and foreign producers, tracing wool from animal to garment and gathering data from about 200 workers across 150 plants and 1,200 large sheep producers.
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Taft
Tarff Board
Meanage
Tait
Congram
Milla
United States
New England
Middle West
Texas
Washington
Australia
Tariff Board
Egels
Mrs Harriman Funds Experimental Public School Start
New York November 12 Mrs E H Harriman raises 40000 a year for five years to sustain an experimental school to study and administer public pensions and public affairs The bureau of municipal research announced the plan noting Harriman consulted 21 businessmen journalists educators and officials ahead of the gift Her gift covers 49000 first year and 10000 each subsequent year Rockefeller Carnegie Morgan and others contributed to the annual 40000 total
German sermon urges faith during India voyage
The Rev Martin Lenk of Prescott preached a German service at Concordia Church yesterday on his journey to central India. He urged strong faith in the Bible and anticipated further religious work abroad.
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India
Martin Lenk
Prescott
Wit
Brother Dutton Follows Damien to Molokai Leper Work
The article honors Brother Joseph Dutton, Damien’s successor, on the twenty fifth anniversary of his labor among Molokai lepers in Hawaii. Born in Wisconsin, Dutton joined the Episcopal path before converting to Catholicism and dedicating his life to Kalawao on Molokai, where he remains robust and uninfected by the feared disease.
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Brother Joseph
Tra Bames ‘Dutton
Father Damien
Moléka Talend
Hawsil
Alexander P. Davie
Apostolic Mission House
Catholic University
Brother Dutton
Ufe
Feller Damien
Molokat
Ira
Barnes Dutton
Stowe
Tewn
Wiconsin
Episcopal Church
Damien
Hawaii
Kalawao
Leper Flees From St Louis After Quarantine Break
A 27 year old leper escaped quarantine in St Louis and is reportedly at large in the countryside. Dr Woodward, district health officer, said he has no information on the case and doubts the man will reach the district. He urged keeping lepers detained where found and noted New York has no work restrictions for the ill.
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W. C Woodward
Dr. Woodward
New York State
Geographic Society Course Promises Noted Lectures 1911 12
Scientists and authors of international repute will lecture to the Geographic Society during the 1911 12 season in the new Masonic Temple auditorium on Thirteenth Street and New York Avenue. Lectures occur Fridays at 4 30 PM and 8 43 PM through April 12 with titles including China Barbary Italy the Young Turks and more by speakers like Frederick McCormack Charles W Furlong Walter McClintock Dora Keen and George Kennan.
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Geographic Society
Thea New Masonic Temple
Thirteenth Street
New York Avenue
Urti
China
Frederick McCormack
Tripoli
Barbary
Sahara
Charles W. Furlong
Italy
Arthur
Biggs
Colby M Chester
Nut
Walter McClintock
Migs Dora Keen
Balan
KF. Newman
Formosa
Inagy Nitobe
Morocco
Fer
Frank Edward Johnson
H.W. Wiley
Far East
George Kennan
Amazon
Obinoco
Guianas
Harriet Chalmers Adams
Alexander Graham Bell
C. F. Austin
Ralph Tarr
Columbia
Frank M. Chapman
Braall
Great Mountain
Great Falls
Henry E. Crompton
de Chambrun
Japaneen Gardens
Hitza R. Scidémore
L. C. Howard
Outcry Over Muggsie the Dog Burial at College Park Aviation Field
Mrs Isabel Worrell Ball petitions Secretary Stimson alleging desecration of the United States flag in Muggsie the dogs burial at College Park aviation field. Soldiers defend their actions noting Muggsie served six months and was honored as pallbearer with taps.
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Muggsie' McGraw
Paul Peck
Washington
Ball
Mugasie
United States
Nas
Frank Scott
J. K Martin
Ward H. Rice
Sergt. A. McCrea
College Park
Isabel Wortell Ball
James W. Whalen
Charles Morgan
Bullfant
O'Brien
Scottish Bride Is Here After Honeymoon Journey
Dr and Mrs Magruder married in Edinburgh and now reside at Ontario apartments. They toured England by car, visited major cities, and sailed from Liverpool on October 26 to New York before reaching Washington. Mrs Magruder, a Scottish native, is the daughter of a British admiral and this is her first trip to America.
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New York
Od Farottles
England
Antoinette Heckscher
August Hecksvher
Oliver Bylwain Balrol Bratt
Viacoupt Maher
Mies Mildred Sherman
Lord Campys
Brett
Deanu Mre
Ernest P Magruder
Edinburgh
Scotham
Ontario Apartments
Ontario Road
Boplar Avenue
Magruder
Haveymoon
Livernood
Washington
Nate
Scotland
Britay Navy
America
Burkhard Bakery Fire Burns Proprietor at 168 Bladensburg Rd
Christian Burkhard proprietor of Burkhard bakery at 168 Bladensburg road northeast was badly burned about the face and hands when a grease fire started in his bakery last night. He tried to extinguish the fire by grabbing the boiling pot and succeeded in putting out the flames without damaging the property. The fire department answered box 679 but was not needed.
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Christian Burkhard
Burkhard
Bladensburg Road
DAR Denies Shubbbing Claim Over Utah Platter Presentation
Local Daughters of the American Revolution members deny Captain Benton snubbed the Utah ceremony committee that presented a silver platter to the battleship. They say no committee members reported discontent, credit Benton’s sympathy, and note no Navy Department reports of trouble. An unofficial probe will follow if reports arise. no official inquiry will occur until formal word arrives.
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The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Utah
W. 5. Benton
DAR
Capt. Benton
Francea J. 2B Richards
Utah Allver
Benhson
Dislikes Tobacco Ruling At Antitrust Hearings
Liana D Brande of Boston, counsel for the defendant in the American Tobacco Company reorganization, arrived in Washington to attend Senate Interstate Commerce Committee hearings starting Wednesday. Witnesses include George W Perkine and BE H Gary. Brande said the court’s judgment on the plan was wholly unsatisfactory and warned the Attorney General would appeal, predicting public sentiment would push Wick ersham to act despite his wishes.
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Liana D Brande
Boston
Meresa Tobacco Company
Wagtington
Senate committee on Interstate+ commerce
George W Perkine
BE H Gary
American Tobacco Company
Brandeis
Wickersham
Mission at St Patrick's Church Grows League to 1000 Men
The week's mission for men at St Patrick's Church closed last night with a papal blessing. A reception welcomed new members into the League of the Good Shepherd totaling more than 200 that brings the league to 1,000 men. Tonight missionary fathers begin a course of lectures for Catholics and non Catholics.
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St. Patrick
League of the Good Shepherd
League
Escape of patient from Government Hospital for the Insane
Roy C Callahan, a Government Hospital for the Insane patient, escaped yesterday morning and headed toward the woods behind Congress Heights before being apprehended by Blevele Pollcenan Jr. of the Eleventh precinct. He suffers from a rare nervous condition and has been a patient for ten years, granted liberties that aided his escape.
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Roy C. Callahan
Government Hospital For the Insane
Congresseights
Blevele Pollcenan JR. Harcover
Tha Eleventh Precinct
Callafian
bin Lia
Janitor halts Garfield apartments blaze and saves stampede
The Garfield apartment house janitor on Thirteenth and I streets NW phoned the fire department for a chimney fire that broke out and was extinguished before damage. Loyal Order of Moose met at 614 Twelfth Street NW with Bob Petiche as sole nominate for presidency. other seats left open until next Sunday.
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Garfield Apartment House
Garfield
Thirteenth and I
Loyal Order of Moose
Twelfth Street
Bob Petiche
Riordan Delivers Ireland Lecture at Knights Hall
The Rev. M. J Riordan spoke on the Emerald Isle last night as part of a five lecture series in the Knights of Columbus Hall. He praised Ireland, arguing its people are better off than many nations and that England uses its power to improve conditions.
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Ireland
M. J Riordan
Knights of Columbus
Emerald Isle
Moat
England
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Ith St Nw Main
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