Isle of Pines Affair Involves Tobacco Trust
War Department statement outlines Isle of Pines controversy over a potential Cuba relation treaty and U S sovereignty. Articles discuss political aims, Cuba Trust influence, and possible implications for tobacco pricing and island control. Department materials cover geography, land leases, and wartime views on insular status, with officials noting changes in views among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Maur Lepartment
Romney
Isle of Pines
Republic of Cuba
Wbacen Trust
U. S.A
Senate
Rte
Una
Bor Tobacca
Department
Tow War Department
Fers
Bay
New York
New Jersey
New Columbia
Texas
Kentucky
States
Logard
Sgt
Clipse
Taron
Hhoeys
Tsi
Isle of
Sps
Pennsylvania buys plants to beautify park right of way
The Pennsylvania Railroad has contracted with a major East nursery for about 2000 honeysuckle plants to cover the embankment from Maryland Avenue to the new railway bridge across the Potomac. The vines will create a terrace-like, evergreen screen that stabilizes the track bed and harmonizes with the park setting, reducing maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maryland Avenue
Division of Public Buildings and Grounds
Pennsylvania Road
Detectives Raid Game at Northwest Side House
Detectives from the Eighth precinct raided 2232 Elev ent Street NW after neighbors reported suspicious sounds. They entered to find Tandy Dade hosting a dice and bone gambling game with fifteen other Black residents. Dade was arrested for permitting gaming on premises, and others were summoned as witnesses. Bail set at $2 for Dade’s appearance in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elevent Street
Hurlingame
Bluecoata
Eighth Precinct
Tandy Dade
Bardy
Dade
Goring
Kaki Persimmon Succeeds in U S Department Test
The Department of Agriculture announces the kaki Japanese persimmon thrives in Maryland climate and will be introduced to nearby states. An agent found a seedless, fruitful variety in Japan after trials with Abe types and Arlington experiments showed vigorous growth and a heavy fruiting year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Department
Japan
Marsland
United States
Georgia
Arlington
National move to draft bill for federal Bureau of Criminal Identification
The Bureau of Criminal Identification plans a Washington meeting December 4 5 6 to draft a bill for Congress to grant an appropriation transforming the bureau into a government institution. Maj Sylvester says the bureau currently relies on police department support and operates a rogues gallery of over 20000 photos aiding police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Bureau of Criminal Identifcation
Washington
Maj
Sylvester
Woman's active curiosity prompts new State Department reception room
A new reception room at the State Department for visitors other than diplomats has been installed after a West Coast congressman's complaint. The move follows longstanding dissatisfaction with the prior arrangement and a suffrage delegation’s escorting incident highlighting the need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Department
Congress
Wilting
Woman's Suffrage Organization
George Washington
Fuol
German Embassy Interiors Photographs Credit Omission
The Sunday Post reproduced interior photographs from the Clinedinst studio at the German Embassy. The copyright credit was omitted in error, and the images are fully protected with proper attribution required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Clinedinst
Hig
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed as Alterative Tonic
A promotional snippet touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a powerful alterative and tonic that builds up the whole system. It claims remarkable cures through testimonials and cites Bock on, Tired Falls, and the Hood Co. in Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. L Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Father Thomas Installed as Pastor at St Michael and All Angels
Rev Henry B Thomas was installed as pastor of St Michael and All Angels Church in the city yesterday at 1am. Right Rev Henry Satterlee officiated with a sermon on The Ministry, stressing Christ’s authority and the apostles’ great commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Thomas
St. Michael and All Angels’ Church
Henry ¥. Satterlee
Washington, D. C
Thzekiel
Hyman
Satterlee
J. M. EB. McKee
D. Thomas
Walter Michaels
John.b. Willams
Father Thomas
Jesus Christ
Christ
B. G Atkins
Flora Bernheimer
Richard Dey
Baltimore and Ohio trims ninety minutes on fast Pennsylvanian route
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway cuts about ninety minutes off its fastest trains between Washington and Chicago with a new schedule. Dou ble tracking and grade reductions between Washington and Pitts burgh, plus fewer curves in the mountains, speed service. New coaches sleeping cars and engines arrive. the Royal Blue Limited shifts to 5:30 pm from Washington and 8:30 pm from Chicago, saving time on the crosscountry run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Capital
Great Lakes
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Royal Blue Limited
Windy City
St. Sp. m
Kington
New York
Automo bile Club of Washington Holds Housewarming at Colonial Hotel
More than 100 members attended a housewarming and formal dedication of the Automo bile Club of Washington quarters in the Colonial Hotel. Club president William S Duvall chaired the event with short speeches from members including captain Robert B Caverly. A buffet supper followed as enthusiasts discussed club activities and future runs. The rooms are furnished with Spanish T sian furniture and decorated with auto pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hotel
Automobile Club of Washington
Club
William S Duvall
Robert B. Caverly
The
Colonial
Walla
Weather report and regional conditions from Washington in November
Weather conditions from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Sunday afternoon report describes a shallow decrescent system moving from Western Tennessee to Northern Georgia, with rain over Washington Oregon Northern Idaho and Northern California, cooler winds along the coasts and rain in the Middle Atlantic and Ohio Valley regions. Forecast calls for rain in the South Atlantic States Monday with rain on the coast Tuesday, partial clearing and warmer temps in the south and lake regions, while colder temperatures are expected in Georgia South Carolina and East Gulf States. Coastal winds north along New England and Middle Atlantic, northeast along the South Atlantic and Upper Lakes with varying speeds. steamers to European ports expect northerly winds and fair weather to the Grand Banks. Local weather report lists hourly temperatures from midnight through evening and notes rainfall totaling 0.09 and sun hours at 6. Relative humidity readings and last year temperature comparison included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Dept. of Agricultura
Werther Bureau
Washington
Tennesee
Georgia
Couthweaward
British Columbia
Oragon
Idaho
Calfornia
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
North Carolina
Adactie
Micalssippi
Lake Region
Georgie
South Carolinna
East Gulf States
South Atlantic
Rorta
Grand Danks
Minum
Otter
Dr. Douglas Hyde Invited to Call on President Roosevelt
Dr. Douglas Hyde, official representative in Ireland of the Gaelic League, visited the city Saturday and was invited by President Roosevelt to call on him. Hyde will lecture in the United States at Yale, Harvard, and Princeton during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hyde
Gaelic League
Ireland
Roosevelt
America
Hyde
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Americans to Fill Consular Posts Says Root Policy
Secretary Root aims to appoint Americans to all consular positions, even in small agencies with low fees. He argues natives accept low pay but loyal foreigners could hinder trade and relations, urging Congress to raise compensation to attract competent American officials.
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Root
Department
Aines
Congress
Removal of Dennis White From Enon Baptist Church
Dennis White was expelled from Enon Baptist Church after a secretly written letter accused him of unbecoming conduct. Lawyer Campbell Carrington states charges must be raised at a regular meeting with a majority present, and only forty attended the special meeting. White seeks a writ of mandamus to compel the congregation to restore him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis White
Enon Baptist Church
White
Campbell Carrington
Flag of the Sixth Missouri Infantry Anew Honor
The Sixth Missouri Infantry flag, carried by Burgene Erwin's regiment at Corinth and Vicksburg, is retold with its blood stained history. Mrs. Erwin kept the torn flag, later wore it as an underskirt, and the flag was finally restored to the regiment decades after the war's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Missouri Infantry Regiment
Guntown
Miss
Burgene Erwin
Henry Clay
Richmond
Col. Erwin
Corinth
Misa
W. H. Hui
Vicksburg
Champion's Hill
Black River
Col
Erwin
Edwin A. Hickman
Grant
Ashlung
Rulers of the world praise meat eaters and progress
An essay extols meat eating nations led by Americans English French Russians and Germans while deeming rice and curry eating peoples as inferior. It argues meat is the most digestible food but cautions against overreliance and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digestion aid for various stomach ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Fonby
Uae
Army officers urge shift to older pistol caliber
General Chaffee and Captain Vidmer spark a nationwide debate over the best service pistol. They trace calibers from .66 to .38 and argue for a reliable, short range weapon with stopping power. Officers urge rapid fire, few parts, and training at close ranges to prepare future soldiers.
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War Department
George Vidmer
Eleventh Cavalry
Vidmer
Colt
Smith & Wesson
Sportsman
Department
War Départment
Adau R. Chaffee
Juel
Philippines
Mora
Avho 13
National Board For the Promotion of
Congress
Republic
Washington
Washington Archaeological Society Holds Fourth Annual Meeting
The Washington Society of the Archaeological Institute of America held its fourth annual meeting at 4881 I Street. Prof Maurice Bloomfield spoke on Recent Archaeological Excavation in Eastern or Chinese Turkestan. Officers were elected for the year and a reading of the council meeting in Boston was given. Lectures tonight at Doughs Memorial feature Rev A H Zimmerman on Sheldon's In His Steps. Metropolitan Presbyterian Church hosts an evening with celebrities next Friday by the Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Society of the Archaeological Institute of America
Charles Henry Butler
John W. Foster
Needham
George Washington
Maurice Bloomfeid
Johns Hopkins University
Congress of Orientalists
Algiers
Bloomfield
Society
Boston
Washington Society
Semel Pierpoint Langley
Charles W. Needham
Dennis J. O'Connell
Elizapeth J. Sommers
Mitchell Carroll
John 8. Larner
John W. Poster
Cyrus Adler
Oteio
William Héery Holmes
Joseph Clark Hoppa
Vic
Corocallors
John B. Henderson
Joseph C. Hornplower
Herbert Wadeworth
Charles D. Walcoth
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fourth and B Streets
Vulcani
Mary
Robe Ley
Mal Sal
Japanese Art Wares Selected by Large New York Importer
A consigning article notes Japanese art wares and statuary selected by a major New York importing house. It highlights Italian clay statuary, refined furniture, and pieces praised for intrinsic worth and simple beauty crafted by skilled foreign artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exhibition of refined home furnishings on display
An appealing collection invites critical inspection of chaste and refined home furnishings. Rooms are comfortable and visitors receive courteous attention. Catalogues mailed on application.
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Tobacco Trust
Hende
Artout
Isle of Vines
Wis Frites
Cubin
Fulat
Ates
Cliaens
Stes
Efres
Clarence B. Evhards
Lurean
Insular
Cie
Ole Island
Civil Service Examination
de Vaile
Civil Service
Penn
Percy
Soy
Krenrode
Ube
St Anthony's Chure
Mount St. Marys
Father Kekenrode
Pennsylvania
Kaki Persimmon
F Street
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Bubscriber
Bishop Latteriee
Max
Tailey
Asheville
Nlc
Onsey
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Cincinnal
Denver
Conn
Indianapolle
Tacksonville
Kannes City
New Orleana
X.Y
Harpers Farry
Tetary Root
Bullet For Banner of the South
Chaffee
Capt. Vidner
Lansburgh’& Bro
Iyatorga
Trish Ja Tin Ainsi Watkins
S Baas
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Ave
N. W
American Security and Crust Company
Archaeological Society
Peter Grogan
Weir
Bet. H and I
Manufacturing — Department
Slumphs Lyford
Morxeoachunetis Avenue
Vercoats Rand
Wetre
Faveto
Goldheim & Sons
405 Avenue
Pa Ave
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
Kst
Schwartz @ Peltman
BOB ET
7Th Street
Georges
J. J. Georges & Son
Foot Specialists
Prorey Carriage CO
Wilson & Mayers
St. N. W
Johannisberg Riesling
Diesel
California
Christian Xander
Connecticut
Hia
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Fst
N.W
Che
Cam Reeth Royal Street
Alexdad
Dent
Washington Rashway 4K
Lackey
Miller's
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
McGill & Wallace
Jos. H. Moore
Electro-Therapeutics
Crear Pa Ave
Opporite
Osteopathy
Tterson
Swth
D. Woalingioseed Sea Trust
Bond
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