Statue A Cast To Be Placed On Pedestal At Barney Home
Modeler says the marble statue occupying the lawn is only a plaster cast sent from Paris with orders to make a plastic duplicate. Vandals with morbid humor damaged the plaster, while the real statue remains in J Brys studio awaiting pedestal and final placement.
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Modeler
Barney
Paris
Missy
Alalie Barney
Washington
Barney Home
Sovudan Circle
Miss
Alice Barnes
J Brys
Farragut Square
Brys
Harney
Pans
Barnes Washington
Ruardiang
Albertuifford Barney
Natalie
Posed Only For Bust In Controversial Marble Nymph
Natalie Barney and her mother deny the statue on the Barney lawn in Washington is a likeness of Natalie. Natalie says she posed only for a bust though rumors claim the marble figure mirrors her. Milas Barney notes the sculptor shows nonresemblance when the figure is seen in street clothes.
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New York American Today
Natalie Baines
Albert Clifford Barney
Barney
Washington
Natalie
Milas Barney
Natalie Barney
Judy
Miss Barney Invisible Statue Draws Crowds in Washington
The marble likeness of Miss Natalie Barney, sculpted by Laura Barney, remains hidden behind a canvas screen in Mrs Clifford Barney’s Massachusetts Avenue garden. Reported changes show a fence, then a canvas tent, then complete invisibility as crowds gaze, with police noting no place for graffiti on the valuable statue. The butler confirms the sculpture will stay as a garden ornament, unseen until removal.
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Washington
Lew Luck
Nattlle Barney
Clifford Barney
Massachusetts Avenue
Laura Barney
Pacis
fiNa
Police Department
Barney
Berney Mansion
Secretary Dickson Leaves for Paris Mission
Jacob M Dickson the American Secretary of War departed for Paris with his party. The trip is unofficial and begins after a personal call on Gen Souk homniogft, minister of war, in Petersburg on October 12.
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Dickson
Paris
Petersburg
Jacob M Dickinson
Gen Soukhomniogft
Germany Refuses Redress For Attacked Journalists
Berlin reports the German government will not take action against police who assaulted four foreign journalists during the September 28 stroke riot. A note to American ambassador Hill calls the incident a deplorable misunderstanding with no punitive consequences for officials.
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Washington
Berlin
Frgtah
Montlt
Hill
Fundraising for Washington Firemen Opening Ceremony
Businessmen in Washington subscribed over $10 yesterday afternoon to cover expenses for the opening ceremonies of the new engine house on Twelfth Street Northwest planned for November 1. If any funds remain after the ceremonies, they will be used to fit out a gymnasium for No 12 engine house. William F. Gude, president of the Chamber of Commerce, was named permanent chairman of the opening ceremonies committee.
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Washington
Twelfth Street
No 12
Wiliam F Gude
Champer of Commerce
Washington Gas Light Company
Washington City
Washington As Light Company
Eriday
Elgel Nce
Tha ‘Company
Ali Ae
Washington DC
Beneft
Mneriia
Sbettermantst
Shell
Ita
Ues
Laithe Waahinatan
Wii
Board OF Dinkerons
GAB Light CO
William Borme
Washington Gas
Coenay Reid
Baker Photographic Supplies
Census shows sharp city population increases in 13th count
The census bureau released thirteenth census figures for several cities. New Britain Connecticut reports 43,915 residents up 17,318 from 25,998 in 1900. Stamford Connecticut reaches 25,138, rising 8,141 from 16,897. New Brunswick New Jersey stands at 23,388, up from 20,006 in 1900. Perth Amboy New Jersey lists 42,121, an increase of 14,422 from 17,699.
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Census Bureau
New Britain
Conn
Stamford
New Brunswick
Perth Amboy
Weather conditions from Agriculture Weather Bureau report
Shows widespread showers from the west gulf region northward into Arkansas and southern Missouri. A stationary western rain area and a developing disturbance on the Rocky Mountain east slope. High pressure from the northwest reaches the Great Lakes after moving southeast. Cooler northerly winds extend from the upper Mississippi valley to the Atlantic coast. Temperatures anom below normal in the middle and Atlantic states, warmer in central valleys and the South. Winds vary by coast and region. Local readings: midnight 68, 7 am 62, 12 pm 79, 2 pm 81, 6 pm 62, rainfall none, sunshine 199 percent possible. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear at Harpers Ferry.
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Agriculture Weather Bureau
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Arkansas
Missouri
Far West
Rockies
British Northwest
Great Take
St Lawrence
Mississippi Valley
Atlanta
Mississippi
Middle Gulf
Western Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Great Lake Region
To & P
Clash Over Honduran Port as Valladares Faces Removal
Diplomatic tension rises in Amapala with Gen Valladares threatening to fire on foreigners and the government moving to remove him after China Honduras situation mirrors anarchy. The US gunboat Princeton heads toward Amapala amid conflicting reports and fear among residents.
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Honduras
Amapala
Valladares
Salvador
Ama-Tula
Fom Amapala
Jose Maria Vanadares
Davila
State Department
McCreery
Princeton
Navy Department
Davillas
Sass
San Salvador
Acapulco
Princeton Mission Aims to Protect Slaves and Property
Friday of the earliest ensures the Princeton mission does not demand Valladares surrender but seeks to safeguard American slaves and property.
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Princeton
Valladares
Doubt He Knows Of Bomb In Sacramento Case
Los Angeles October reports police still probe George Wallace age 37 and John Murray who wrote a letter Wallace tore up when nabbed. Authorities believe neither man connected to the Times disaster. Murray, a cement worker, was in the hotel room the night of the explosion and is now in oil fields. He had been jailed on a minor charge and Wallace was accused of vagrancy and ordered to leave town.
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Los Angeles
George Wallace
Sacramento
John Murray
Wallace
Times
Murray
Hecht & Co Announces Big Anniversary Sale in Washington
Hecht & Co plans a week long anniversary sale to mark fourteen years since its enlargement at Seventh Street NW. The store will forego profits on all transactions as a public thank you. Tomorrow’s Washington Post will publish the formal announcement. The sale highlights the store’s wide range from apparel to household goods.
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Gierning Hecht & Co
Seventh Street
Washington
Hecht & Co
Sngle
Baltimore
Hecht
Washington Post
Atore
Robbery victim found dead in New Jersey farm case
Schuyler Rainier, 73, a Princeton area farmer who was robbed of $3,000 last November was found dead after a fight in his home. Florence doctors reported bruises and cuts on his head but could not confirm foul play. A six year old child and other details appear in the police report. between $60 and $10 were found in his pockets.
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Washington
Princeton
N. J
Schuyler Rainear
Mraidane Nixon
Rainear
Beied
Shey
Flainear
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la Ave
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E M Willis
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Sth Street
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