Plan IO Eradicate Maryland Creek Threat At Kensington Meeting
Residents gather in Kensington to push legislative action to stop sewage dumping into Rock Creek and Eastern Branch. Health officials and Montgomery County representatives urge state and federal cooperation to build trunk sewers and connect Maryland systems with Washington outlets to curb typhoid and disease spread.
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Rock Creek
Kensington
Congress
Wourd
M. L. Price
State Board of Health
Montgomery County
Washington
Wipersons
Fea Lumbers
Fyilits
Died notices from Washington area newspapers
Obituary brief lists multiple deaths with dates in November 1911. Theodore Vornon Boynton of New Uncial, Andrew Urmong, Lucy Diver, Herman Donath, Geray, Elizabeth Menbergert, Pheress Parkhurst, Krajamin Graff, Alice E. Tombuey, Lucy Male, Louisa Wright among mourners. Funeral details note residences in D.C. Chevy Chase, Arlington and Alexandria with private interments and church services.
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Boynton
Burlington
Theodore Vornon
John Hiaary Boynton
New Uncial
Trinity Chapel
Twenty-Atth Street
New York City
Alcany
Kk Street
Northwest
Andrew 2
Anna G. Demin G.ineral
Arthur Copeland
Macrrigon’ Street
Chevy Chase
D. C
LCCY
Jerome B. Diver
Donath
Mitsburgh
Herman W
Seple Donath
August Donath
Men
Charleston
S.C
Elizabeth Membert
Knickerbocker
Jacon J
Prtay
iHunwon
Tae
Rus
Pheress
Isaiah L. Parkhuret Taal
Oak Hit
Fiapy
Krajamin Praff
Speare
Hof Street
Thirwlas
Tombuey
Prince Street
Exandria
Alice E
Jacob and
Elizabeth M. Viextary Yunral
Thuaiay
Frinady
Sotuek
Hec Jottey
Lucy Male
Adele
Pen
Stout
Louisa
Thomas HO Wright
A. Mi
Treeta
Beef Mer’s Case Up Today
Chicago authorities report that lawyers for indicted meat packers prepare for the next step in seeking a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Sherman antitrust law. Habeas corpus hearings set for tomorrow before Judge C. C. Koblsaat, with appeals anticipated regardless of the decision. The Justice Department views the tactic as delaying tactics amid ongoing custody petitions.
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Chicago
United States Supreme Court
United States
C. C. Koblsaat
THINK TAFT WILL QUIT RACE BELIEFS FROM WEST
Frank A. Harrison, manager of Western headquarters for the Progressive Republican organization, says Westerners expect Taft to withdraw before the next national convention. He asserts Taft would face overwhelming defeat if renominated and that Democrats are leaning toward Wilson over Harmon in straw votes, about ten to one.
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Sage F. A. Harrison
Washington Post
New York
Detroit
Mich
West
Taft
Frank A. Harrison
Progress
Wiaon
Harmon
Wilson
Grandson of Quantrill seeks Virginia home after Cleveland to Chicago trip
Charles Quantrell, 24, descendant of the Civil War guerrilla Quantrill, sat in the Washington Post office tonight awaiting a telegram from relatives as he waits for funds to return to Virginia. He had traveled from Ohio seeking work in Chicago, then reached Cincinnati penniless and wired kin for help via the police chief.
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Sogovnl Co
Washington Post
Cinoihndti
Ohio
Virginia
Grand Old State
Charles Quantrell
Quantrell
Krumpe
Alexand
Chicago
Cincinnati
Laurier Minister Pins Defeat on Reciprocity Talks
Special to The Warblogton Post from New York dated November 18 reports George Graham minister of railways and canals in the late Laurier cabinet addressed the National Founders Association dinner at the Astor. He cites CaNada US tensions including Champ Clark annexation talk and President Tafts remark Canada is at the parting of the ways as key turning points in the Liberal defeat and expresses hope for better understanding between Canada and the United States.
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Laurier
Warblogton Post
New York
George Graham
Wilfrid Laurier
National Founders’ Association
Hotel Astor
Canailien
Champ Clark
Taft
Graham
Canada
United States
Takoma Park Library Opens Tonight
The Takoma Park branch of the District Public Library opens this evening with Theodore W. Neves presiding. Rev. Thomas C. Clark offers the invocation and Col. Gilbert C. Kniffin will address the donors of the library site. Commissioner Johnston and Chairman Charles J. Bell accept the library keys as Librarian George F Bowerman delivers announcements.
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Takoma Park
District Public Library
Theodore W. Neves
Board of
Lbrary Trustees
Thomas C. Clark
Charles J. Bell
Cormittee
George F Bowerman
Love Driven Frat Youth Shoots Self Over Marriage
Philadelphia, Nov. 16. Frank L. Thomas, 17, of 028 Summer street, died after shooting himself in the heart over love for a girl he believed blocked from marriage by his fraternity. Mrs. Alice Ray says the youth had threatened suicide if he could not wed his cousin sweetheart.
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Washington
Washingtons first annual apple show to open at Masonic Temple
More than 500 entries have been received from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Delaware and New Jersey for the Washington first annual apple show to be held at the new Masonic Temple from November 27 to December 2. An immense exhibit from the Madison Square Garden Apple Show in New York will augment the display and requires at least 12 cars to transport.
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New Masonic Temple
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
New York
I. Ed
Licenses Published For Numerous Marriages Across Counties
A scrambled list of marriage licenses includes couples from Frederichaburg Yao to Mount Crawford and Richmond. Names such as Heston Sullivan Myrtleoom and Myrtle, Myrtle? appear with ages and counties, mentioning several reverends and towns across Virginia and nearby.
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Heston Sullivan
Myrtleoom
Frederichaburg
Yao
Hubniant
Wiliam Hinegartner
Tans
Myers
Hot Berrienburg
Willan van ‘Willem M Feboil
Trace Caend
Henover
Humnlcutt
Angie
Somer
Bill Harris
Initimore
J. Hams
Gari
Pomeroy
Tele B. Lower
George
Dudies
Joseph A Marobap
Gla A. Monroe
William T Russell
Stanley W. Yeatinen
Leleh
Bebinpon
G. J
C_ Stover
May V. Funk
Strasburg
Rex
H. Lout
Faroesh Saibaman
Roberta W. Harpé
Ree AE
Goodman
Zohn Mpa
Mabel Marks
Benton
W. C. Fults
Eugene Atwell
Lote Keys
Lagsburs
Hes
K. T. Stevenson
Toreph P Shaver
Wavera Care
Irma
Funkhouser
Mount Crawford
JR Shanon
Walter H. Anderson
Angeline Healy
Dele McDowell
John M_ “MecCubbin
Hattie
Kosterson
Raw
ManLeod
Loni TD Goldstein
Elsie
Beochend
New York
Nif Dudge
Byatty
Mexander B Leng
Ange J. Bammster
Tenettin Palys
Josh M O'Neill
Lorena G Molte
Richmond
Witten 'T. Rowell
Acgartae K. Bowles
Richimond, Ve
Beitte 8
Marerifth
Loutep County
Val
JR. Shannon
Health Office Record and Deaths Listing Names
Health office record lists numerous births with parents and infants by names such as Joseph and Dantiog Iquitiersi and Charles W and Laura B Morgan among others. It also chronicles deaths at various hospitals with ages and local addresses, including Benjamin Pot and William M Narven, among many entries.
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Joseph
Dantiog
Thames E
Dora Tyler
Augusta Kinerman
Wiliam and Neubis Trooks
Farewell to Gen George Harries at Washington Banquet
Nearly 20 prominent District figures bid farewell to Gen George H Harries at the New Willard in Washington. Sober tributes from S W Woodward and Henry B F Macfarland praised his civic service and devotion to duty. A silver service was given to Harries by citizens and the Washington Railway and Electric Company.
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Washington
New Willard
W. Woodward
Gen. Harries
Farries
Chhorus
Woodward
Henry B. F. Macfarland
James F. Oyster
James Aller
A. Elis
Gen Allen
White Lot
Thomas C. Noyes
Harries
District National Guard
Col
W. B. Harvey
Col Harvey
Aldin B. Browne
H. M. Eyllesby
Chicago
Ita
Gen. Herries
The
Washington Railway and Electric Company
La Polletta to Tour the West and Minnesota campaign stops
Senator La Polletta will speak in St Paul and Minneapolis on dates between November and December. He will leave Washington for the West in November and after appearances in Illinois and Michigan arrive in Minnesota for addresses and a conference with Minnesota progressives.
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West
St. Paul
Minn
la Polletta
Minneapolis
Washington
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Harm on against subsidies fuels push for American shipping
Gov. Harmon of Ohio argues for ending subsidies by reforming outdated navigation laws to boost American merchant marine. Sen. Owen of Oklahoma stirs Congress by alleging financiers oppose a national health department while supporting anti Wiley forces. Nebraskan Gov. Aldrich backs state control over interstate traffic rates and critiques federal interference. Karas City, Mo. Nov. 15.
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Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmo
Theas
United States
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
National Department of Health
Owen
Department of Healt
Aldmieh
Nebraska
Inwa
Corporations Back Harmon in Ohio Campaign Push
In Cleveland on November 14 a corporate effort quietly urged alignment for Harmon in the 1912 campaign. The piece notes banks and major firms favor Harmon over Taft with J P Morgan’s Wall Street agents involved in Cleveland and other cities.
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Cleveland
Bhg
First
Hermon Sa
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
Bie
Bis Corporations
Harmon
The Playboy Delights Irish Players at Belasco Theater
The Irish Players presented The Playboy at Belasco Theater last night to praise for its burlesque satire of hero worship and crime. Performances by Fred Jorbanovan Sara Allgood and Huhne McGee drew strong praise for vivid characterizations, with The Jail Gate preceding the main piece.
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Ireland
Worshp
Faulin
Pegeen
Quin
Akill
Sara Allgood
Huhne McGee
J. M. Kerrigan
Michael Fisherty
Lady Gregory
R. G
Wanamaker to Be Guest at New York Luncheon
John Wanamaker will be guest at a Sherry's luncheon in New York organized by a merchants committee to mark his 50 years in business and the fifteenth anniversary of his coming to the city.
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New York
John Wanamaker
United States
Willard Hotels Head Count of Notable Guests
A list of guests staying at major hotels in New York City Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities includes Mr and Mrs C A Young Harold Brauner and wife F B Shephard James G Cook James G Biddle Henry Lee and many others with affiliations to the Shoreham New Willard Arlington and various institutions and firms. The compiled roster spans hotels in New York City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Newark and Richmond among others.
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C. A Young
FW. Power
Willard
Wawardy
Mise L’ TL 'Smalah
Miss Warards
Shoreham
AN ‘Morin
Raleigh
Crncado
J. H. Brivkin
R. E. Harrach
M. Bullesby
Elmer Dover
WF. Mogs
New Willard
Charies M. Care
Aminaton Charles ¢. Buckles
Shorakem
Den
Simms
RY. Fletcher
Sbpilt
A.M. Bel
Mira
TO. Treadwell
B.C Debman
J. Davie
W. A. Page
Jemtery
DA. Ponting
Bejamin F. Oriscim
FT. B
Gate
C. G. Peckford
Lawrence L. Alexander
Kar H OL
Beach
Hi Fisher
P. Robinson
Philadelphia
James B. King
Mooney
James G Cook
James G. Biddle
HP. Christensen
California
Henry
Lee
Los Angeles
New
New York
AP. Bigger
Hea Willard
Clough
Mies
Gladys Reaves
Bemye
Arlington
Metreary
Bottelo
Shorehan Rew
Jersey
Caarise W. Feller
Baxoune
Ibarlar M. Haynes
Newark
Ebbitt F. Stewan
Wiliam Bolton
Newdrs
St James
Kentucky
Toledo
William Holmes
Cta- Hipadl Hi
le Nichols
Rife
Batavia
HB. Bache
B B. Sachs
Cloctasatl
Halotxs
Pemneylvania
J. W. Wilson
Beaver Palle
Hersitton
Moenington
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