Chilean Surgeon Eduardo Moore Heads to Pan American Sanitary Congress
Dr Eduardo Moore of the University of Chile travels from Santiago by way of the Straits of Magellan and Liverpool to attend the Pan American Sanitary Congress in Washington. He was chosen by President Raesco as Chile’s accredited delegate and previously attended the 1902 meeting here. He plans further study in Germany after the convention.
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Dr. Moore
Santiago
Chile
Straits of Magellan
Liverpool
Doty
Philadelphia
Fulton
Maryland
City
Gen. Wyman
Suzuki
Ademiral Togo
Wyman
Eduardo Moore
University of Chile
Moore
Germain Raesco
Valparaiso
Washington
Panama
Colon
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Azores
Tar. Moore
Boston
Republic
Germany
France
England
University of
Europe
Creatore Concert Delights A Nation of Fans At National Theater
The eccentric Italian bandmaster Creatore led his well organized ensemble at the National Theater last evening. Critics note his personality draws crowds even as some doubt the artistic balance, with selections from Faust 1812 Overture and Traviata featuring notable solos. Concerns include ear splitting crescendos and tempo fluctuations that sometimes reduce the music to noise, and a perceived decline since last year amid Western exposure.
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National Theater
Hiar
Creatora
Signors Pierno
Forcellati
Vafisco
Berloiz
Faust
Tschaikowsky
Mme Barill
West
Jonadabs Elect Officers In Georgetown Session
Georgetown Council No 3 and the grand body of the Independent Order of Jonadabs met in Odd Fellows Hall. Officers for four months were elected, a entertainments committee formed, and changes to the constitution adopted under Grand Chief Lieut. John C Daly. Next Sunday a sermon for the order’s benefit will be led by Rev W C Alexander at West Street Presbyterian Church.
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Georgetown Council
Independent Order of Jonadabs
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Thirty-first Street
Georgetown
West Street Presbyterian Church
W. C. Alexander
Worthy
H. A. Warner
David Poore
W. T. Golden
James J. Spellman
Preston BE
Dewey
Frank F Poore
J. HE. Bangs
George E. Parkhurst
Charles Gates
F. J. Buckley
George R. Poore
No. 3
John C. Daly
Independent Order
Russian Jewish Woman Arrested At Church Door
A neatly dressed Russian Jewish woman, Nadage Dorea, was arrested yesterday outside St John’s Church in Washington after handing printed circulars about Russia’s religious and political oppression. She claimed to have met President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, said the pamphlet urged him and Americans to aid oppressed Jews and block a potential Russian war loan. She was taken to the Seventh precinct and then to the House of Detention.
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Nadage Dorea
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Russia
Washington
White House
St John’s Church
Sixteenth
H Streets
Sergt. Harrison
House of Detention
Miss Doree
Hoosevelt
New York City
New Orleans
Dangers to the Republic Address at Secular League
Prof Chase Roys spoke at the Secular League Sunday meeting in Pythian Temple on The Dangers That Threaten This Republic He warned all governments face enemies and that great nations pass into oblivion urging broad diffusion of knowledge and a unified free nonsectarian public school system The talk was discussed by Carter Maynard Mackenzie Kintz Burr and Lawrence.
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Chase Roys
Secular League
Pythian Temple
Babylon
Persia
Egypt
Greece
Romec
Boys
Messrs
Carter
Maynard
Mackenzie
Kintz
Burr
Lawrence
Friendly Stranger Steals Pocketbook After Offer of a Match
Michael Debrice, an Italian man returning to 111 Purdy's Court NW, was approached by a friendly stranger who offered a match. They walked several blocks before the man bid good night and disappeared. Debrice found his pocketbook containing $36 gone and recalls the suspect hugged him warmly at times.
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Michael Debrice
Purdy's Court Northwest
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Kidney Relief
The passage urges prompt care for weak, torpid, or stagnant kidneys and advises using Hood's Sarsaparilla to support urinary health, claiming it contains the best ingredients to aid elimination and restore system balance.
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Hood
Arrival of Bankers Draws 8000 for Convention
Delegates from the American Bankers Association flocked to Washington as the New Willard prepared to host headquarters for the national and local groups. James R. Branche, secretary, predicted up to 8000 bankers and affiliates would attend by midweek, noting only 600 responses so far but recalling similar late turnout last year when over 3500 attended.
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American Bankers’ Association
New Willard
New York
James R. Branche
Bankers’ Association
Mr. Branche
Two Boats Ground On Potomac in Fog
Fog and low tide caused the steamer Wakefield of Randall Line to run ashore below Alexandria Virginia yesterday at 7 a.m. The Norfolk steamer of Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co. assisted and also grounded. Washington proposed rescue failed. passengers were transferred to the Washington. Wakefield freed by 8 a.m., Norfolk freed half an hour later. Wakefield continued to Norfolk. Norfolk replaced Washington to complete the route.
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Potomac River
Wakefield
Randall Line
Alexandria
Norfolk
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Norfolk and Washington Company
Washington
Bankers Prepare for National Association Meeting
The year promises a large attendance with about 3,000 guests as preparations run smoothly. Joseph F. Johnson of New York University may be dropped from the program due to illness, leaving the schedule largely intact. Edson Branche and local bankers plan central operations at the Willard with delegations setting up headquarters and issuing invitations and souvenirs.
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Joseph F. Johnson
New York University School of Commerce, Accounts, and Finance
Vanderlip
Johnson
Tie
New Camp of Woodmen Organized in Washington
A new Modern Woodmen of America camp was formed Wednesday evening at McCauley Hall Washington avenue southeast with 51 charter members and officers installed for the year. State Deputy Russell presided and Washington Camp members helped. Officers elected include Ven erable consul Willis L. Hail worthy adviser Jacob B. Henseler banker Clarence F. Bonahoe clerk Henry Nolan escort Frederick Knuhier managers L. H. Dugand Louis G. Randall Dr F. G. McQuillan watchman Charles W. Keil sentinel John E. Reese.
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Woodmen of America
McCauley’s
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Russell
Washington Camp
Willis L. Hail
Jacob B. Henseler
Clarence F. Bonahoe
Henry Nolan
Frederick Knuhier
L. H. Dugand
Louis G. Randall
F. G. McQuillan
Charles W. Keil
John E. Reese
Robbed of jewels in Washington home
Mrs. P. Souder of 983 K street north west reported yesterday her home was robbed of about 250 dollars worth of diamonds and other jewels and some wearing apparel stored in a plush bag on her bureau. An unrelated ad for life insurance services by M. A. Phillips Jr. is included.
Life Insurance Iniquity Sermon At Hamline Church
Rev. Carl G. Doney denounces insurance officials misusing trust funds as worse than thieves, calling life insurance sacred and urging citizens to expose corruption. He cites Cain and Balaam, warns against breaches of trust, and urges charitable use of wealth over costly monuments. He also previews a second sermon on “How to Spend Money” urging prudent philanthropy and stewardship.
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Carl G. Doney
Hamline M. E
Cain
Mr. Doney
Bhighood
Mmr
Doney
Malachi
Haudi
Washington
Nelson
Thafalgar
Arcs de Triomphe
Prosperity and Roosevelts Admiration Highlight Macfarland Tour
Commissioner H B F Macfarland returned from a Westward inspection of traction and playground systems in Chicago and Detroit and attendance at the Railway Young Men's Christian Association conference. He praised U S prosperity and universal regard for President Roosevelt, noted Chicago and Detroit park improvements, discussed municipal ownership of utilities, and favored delaying the presidential inauguration date to avoid harsh early March weather.
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H. B. F. Macfarland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Railway Young Men's Christian Association
Macfarland
Harrisburg
West
Roosevelt
Republcans
Russia
Japan
Dunne
National Committee
National Civic Federation
Canada
United States
Bate
Azpliroz
Weldon
Congress
Fire horse falls on bridge during alarm
A bay horse attached to Engine No 8 bolted across a street bridge between Twenty second and Twenty third streets NW, fell through a hole, driver James Waters thrown but unhurt. The horse was injured but not seriously. Fire at Margaret Cleary’s home 1628 Twenty sixth Street NW caused by a lit match. $5 damage. A false alarm echoed from box 236 at Eleventh and O Streets NW.
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No. 8 Engine Company
Twenty-third
James Waters
Margaret Cleary
Twenty-sixth Street
Eleventh
O Streets
Weather conditions forecast from the Weather Bureau
The West Indian disturbance shifts northward toward Hormuda with northeast gale in progress. Low pressure near the Gulf coast and a split disturbance in the Northwest. Temperatures fall tonight across many regions. rain expected in the Southern States for two days toward the Ohio Valley. Winds vary by coast with storm and frost warnings issued for several areas. Local report notes Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Hormuda
West Gulf of Mexico
Storn Center
Manitoba
Colorado
Gulf States
Gulf of Mexico
Ohio Vale
Middle Atlantic States
Minuiteppi River
Rocky Mountaine
Upper Lake
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
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DR. Suzuki
Jonadabs
A. Warner
St. John’s
Joseph French Johnson
James K. Branche
Edson
Branche
John Joy Edson
William A. Mearns
WV Cox
Andrew Parker
Ansistants
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Charles E. Howe
American Security and Trust Company
George Fleming
Inlon Trust Company
Frank T. Reeside
W. V. Cox
Mr. J. Selwin Tait
M.A. Phillips, Jr
J. H. Hilsman & Co
Atlanta
America
Furniskings
Gudston
Tober
Clement Brown
Church of the Ascension
Givig
Commissioner Macfarland
District of Columbia M
Railway Men's Young Men's Christian Association
Helen Gould
Suzuchi
District of Columbia
National Capital
Belle Isle Park
Bankers’ Convention
Erie
Aeto
Driver
Gulf Coast
Ceder Keys
Galveston
Easter
Oregon
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N.C
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N. Basten
Buffalo
N.Y
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Wyo
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Tow
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Colo
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Tex
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Mont
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Ind
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Fla
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Ark
Marquette
Mich
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Tenn
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Nebr
Pletsburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
W. Ve
Potomac
Shenandosh
Lansburgh & Bro
Nottingham
Ccec
Seventh Street
Mhielte Hietein
American Security and Crust Company
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Cikapr
Goa
7Th St
Steinway
Droop Ron Co
Pa. Ave. N. W
Wiener
Arlington Brewing Co
Rosslyn
Phone West 120
G St. NW
Love von Be
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass’n
U.S. A
Schwarts & Pelzman
Schwartz & Pelzman
7Th Street
Interstate Republican Association
Julius 8. Parker
Arcanamiths
Abe Landis
National Rifles’ Armory
Royal Arcanum
International Bureau of the American Republica
Jackson Place
Bureau
Col Miller
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Gusland
McGill & Wallace
W. Stanley Jones
Home Life
Kfasraznica
Bond Building
16Th
New York Ave
F. Ee Osteopathy
Arlington
Ale Sai Shone
Sue Alice M. Patterson
W L. Smith
D. Q. Washington Loan and Trust Co
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