Roosevelt Voices Pan American Nationalism and Joint Action
Col Theodore Roosevelt in Rio de Janeiro calls for American nationalism and continental unity among US Brazil and other nations. He argues against Old World colonialism and supports joint intervention by powers like Brazil and the United States to protect independence and stability in the Western Hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huo Jangiro
Col Theodore Rooseveit
Uyivity
America
Argett
Brazil
Dase
Col Roosevelt
AIF
Rio Janeiro
Republi
Army
Navy
Col. Roosevelt
Senhor Ramisz Galvao
United States
Ameria
Roosevelt
Chay
Getson
Panama
Possiole
Brazi
United
Seeias
Damia
Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices from Washington Area
Obituary notices list Amanda V Baker widow of James W Baker, death at her residence on 14th Street South. Samuel W Briggs husband of Jennie Briggs with funeral planned. Bethesda Presbyterian Cemetery interment for a man in Bethesda. Granwell’s obituary noting long illness and Bethesda/ Arlington connections. Edwin Butterfield Grunwell, husband of Jane E Grunwell, age near 79, service at 33 pm at 1515 Thirteenth Street NW Washington DC. interment at Arlington Cemetery. Emma V St Li4e widow of Faetus of Wo Ef Kel U Sa Watice with funeral to follow. John K Runion, husband of Fern Runion (nee Carew), funeral from 1210 Park Road NW. interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Scheerer notices including Annie M Scheerer and others. Yeats obituary from 713 D Street SE. various fragments of dates and times indicating late October services and cemetery interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiwary
Amanda V
James W Baker Nottie
BRGGS
Samuel W Briggs
Jenne Briggs
Bethesda
Presbyterian Cemetery
Granwell
Virginia
Faeut
Pulasht
John K
Fern EB Runion
Carew
Park Road
Rock Creek Cemetery
Scheerer
Mattress Toons
Yeats
Annie M_ Scheerer
D Street
Aken
Annie M Scherrer
Death claims wife of former vice president
Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks died, with a brief note on her husband and public family ties. The article mentions U.S. unity, foreign policy themes, and a May context, plus a reference to Franklin D Roosevelt and family activities during a mountain excursion and a garden party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrong
America
Don Roosevelt
Washington to be model city with survey plan
District commissioners to meet with John Purroy Mitchel and Henricts to draft a survey of the capital government. Proposals seek to define district powers, relation to Congress, and efficiency. Private subscriptions may fund the survey with congressional approval and potential capital reforms.
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Washington
Wilson
John Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
New York
Henricts
Puniding
Xecreptor
Mitchel
Bruere
White House
Vrilson
Igcl
House
Senate
Congress of the United States
Ransit
Congress
City
Treasury to reveal income tax collection rules today
The Treasury Department will publish the internal revenue regulations governing the income tax under the new tariff law today. The law takes effect on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Regulations
Treasury Department
Mrs Fairbanks Dead in Washington After DAR Speech
Mrs Charles Warren Fairbanks wife of the former Vice President died in Indianapolis after pneumonia. Survived by her husband five children and a widish circle. She was DAR president general for two terms and helped found Continental Memorial Hall. Her Washington years made her a noted hostess and organizer. A memorial service will be held in Continental Hall next April.
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Daughters of American Revolution Board
Organization
Infinpapolis
Ind
Charles Warren V Fairbanks
Frederick
California
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Washington
McHinney
Fairbanks
Senate
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Republic
Wesleyan
Rs Fairbanks
Favors a Colored Bishop Proposal in Episcopal Church Approved
New York Oct 24 The general convention faces a split between bishops and deputies over a plan to create a separate bishopric for Negroes in the South with a seat for the district bishop in the upper house The bishops also voted to sanction religious communities within dioceses and seek deputies concurrence The plan would allow communities to appoint chaplains and hold their endowments in trust for the church plus a Spokane bishopric declined by Rev Dr William Capers of Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper House of Church
New York
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Franklin S. Spalding
Utah
Philadelphia
Wiilliam T Capers
Church of the Holy Apostles
Bisop
Spokane
Wash
Race Segregation Opposed by Congregational Council
In Kansas City on October 24 a resolution was presented to the National Council of Congregational Churches secretary urging President Wilson to intervene against segregation and oppression of Negro employees in Washington. The sponsors include Rev. A C Garrer of Washington and Rev H H Proto of Atlanta. The commission of 19 will present its final draft of a new constitution to the council tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Council
Hereansas City
National Council of Congregational Churches
Wilson
Washington
Tdc
A. C. Garrer
Washington, DC
H. H Proto
Atlanta
Commission of 19
Fear central bank showdown shapes Glass bill stance
Senate committee debates single bank plan with President Wilson backing Glass Owen framework. Democrats OGorman Hitchcock Reed push central reserve bank while House leaders and President resist centralizing power. Willis testifies shaping possible changes as White House signals support for Glass bill.
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Senate
Wilsonyyesterda
Wilsor
Kern
Stone
Senate Committee
White House
Vanderlp
H. Parker Willis
New York
O'Gorman
Hitchcock
Bristow
Weeks
Central Reserve
Jumulty
Vynus
Whites House
Vanderlo
National City Bank
Currency Committee
Willis
H. Parker Willis Wee
Tee
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
B&b
Federal Reserve Banks
Jeaders
Wilson
Licensed to Marry in Several Cities and States
The notices list Milo T Walton age 27 and Alice D Walden age 30 or 35 with Rev. GA Miller performing. James A Mulligan 24 of Washington DC and Mary A Kinsen 25 of Roxbury Mass with Rev J T Huddie Vallece officiating. Kirtley and Beatle Lawson, both 28, of Richmond Virginia, were joined by Rev. HS France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo T. Walton
Alice D Walden
GA. Miller
James A. Mulligan
Washington, D
Mary A. Kinsen
Roxbury
Mass
J T Huddie Avallece I
Woman testifies she slapped two agents after indecent remark
Mrs George Clements testified she was approached on North Capitol Street by Lindsay H Biangon and HK Hardwick, made a crude compliment, she slapped both men and broke Hardwick’s glasses. She did not wish to prosecute, but police insisted on court appearance. Branson and Hardwick denied accosting her. both are married with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clements
Lindsay H Bian] Gon
HK Hardwick
Msurdine
F Street
Mullowney
Hardwick
Brainson
Geoge Chemieus
Clements
North Capitol Street
Continental
Conrad
Branson
Eaton Bought Poison Wife Loyal to Admiral
Plymouth Mass Oct 24 defense in Mrs Jennie May Eatons murder case introduced evidence to support that the admiral was addicted to drugs and that the wife loved him and was loyal. Testimony described intoxication and arsenic pills linked to the admiral while Judge Kelley spoke of their affection and concern. A separate item notes Representative Delirick proposing a bill for four additional battleships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Porson
Joseph G. Estdn
Peter 5. McNally
Mary M Simmons
R. S. Keyes
Benjamin S. Blanchard
Jacob Brown
McNally
Keyes
Admiral Eaton
Massachusetts
Brown
Boston
Keton
George W. Kelley
Rockland
Eaton
Kelley
June
Flaton
Back Taxes Sought From Mfg Firms In 32 Million Case
Government files suit in Chicago against Friedman Manufacturing, William J Mox Hey, and G H Hammond Company to collect 32,303,000 in back taxes and penalties on oleomargarine. Also reports deaths, robberies, a court verdict, a bandit shooting, and arbitration delays in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Friedman Manufacturing Company
William J Mox- Hey
G@ H Hammond Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Samuel Eberly Groas
Edmund Rostand
New Telephone Complaint Highlights Young Inexperienced Staff
Wisconsin representative Cary cites a Washington telephone company case where a former employee group proposed a reform. The complaint argues the firm charged high rates for poor service and calls for improved staffing with eight employees to monitor lines and pricing. The issue centers on alleged exorbitant charges and inefficient service and seeks House action.
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Cary
Wisconsin
Washington
Edo
Law shields new eye. Miss Sheldon claims privacy in her room
Miss Virginia M Sheldon, who intends to tell of a noseehe and even an natung Gaiban, seeks privacy in her own room and security from prying eyes. A building commissioner ruled Sheldon may remain, noting she is not charging anyone. Reports say a man peeked at her room on several occasions and an awning was built to cover the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clidge
Virginia M
Sheldon
M Neshee
Natung Gaiban
Bites Sheldon
Sheldong
Carriage Crash Injures Burke and Kane Family
Captain I H Burke of USA, Hiw Pa, badly hurt and likely fatally injured while visiting Mr and Mrs Kane and Robert Kane II of Kansas City. The carriage overturned on a South Side boulevard, crushing the occupants. Burke suffered concussion and internal injuries. others were dangerously hurt.
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Kansas City
Burke U SA
Hiw
Robert
Shane
Robert Kane
Burke
Kanes
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported Arrivals and Sailings
Ocean steamers report arrivals from Havre Cherbourg and Liverpool to New York and Plymouth. Vessels include Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Baltic Imperator Celtic and Oceanic with Southampton Plymouth Queenstown and Copenhagen routes. Several ships will dock Saturday or Sunday and others sail for New York from Bremen Liverpool and Cherbourg.
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France
Havre
New York
Rynéam
Boulogne
Paul
Plymouth
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Celtic
Queenstown
Oceanic
Bt Louw
Southampton
Imperator
Cherbourg
Baltic
Liverpool
Philadelphia
United States
Copenhagen
Carmenia
Kranprinzessin Ceeiie
Bremen
Duty Paid On Gowns and Trunks In Boston Case
The Boston customs seized twenty five trunks from Mrs Thompson arriving from England via New York. Jewelry gifted by her husband was released but full duties on foreign jewelry and laces were ordered, with a forfeiture suit held in abeyance pending full fact determination. Mrs Van Alen Thompson is treated as a US resident. proceedings to follow the protest by the claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Orr
Tneland
Utinwold Thompson
Mies May van Alen
Newport
New York
Treasury
Champens
Poston
Mra Thompson
Treasy
Thompson
United States
Hamlin
McAdoo
van Alen Thompson
Miss Boardman Back Today to Confer With Red Cross Building Commission
Miss Mabel Boardman, head of the American Red Cross, is due in Washington to confer with the commission responsible for plans for the proposed Red Cross building. The commission will first meet in a few days in May to discuss the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Mabel Boardman
Washington
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Uard America
Rio
Ated
Saya
Aimymermas
Rebv
Grace
Merwan
Raymonid Zimmorman and
Hildren - Cent
W. BR. Speare
N. W
Strauily Forettase
Che
Frank A
Speare
East
Sapitet Street
Bished
Chas S Zurborat
THOS
Sergeon
Geyeuth St
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Dirk
Amba Linas
Henias
Frank Geier
Enth ST NW
North St
J. WM. LE
Phos
M Hindle
Hmbalnfer Firth
J. H. Small & Sons
Waldorf A
Lwrchive
Ingone Pax
Rrarris & CO
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Episcopalian House of Bishops
Kalon Co., Inc
Fear Central Bank
Wall Street
Pat
L. B. Branson and
H. Hardwick
Trenton
Arthur F Niedermeier
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conneaut
Ohio
Dorcas Jones
Chicago Junction
Carl
Attica
Ivet
Herbert Woolfree
Warren G Galbreath
Louis F Robinson
Mra. Carlotta Thompson
Denver
Colo
T J Chase
Palmer Lake
E& A Clark
Arbitration Board
Rairoads
Wivember
Lexington
McCreary
Wolk
Prankfort
Quebec
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Duches
Patricia
Empresa
LAW Shields New Eye
Capt
I. H. Burke
Mrs. Thompson
Miss Boardman
Alvert
Calvert
Mark Cross
Chamois
Calvert Shop
Ross
James D. Whelpley
Oeete
Scribner
Denali
Hudson Stuck
Archdeacon
The
Yukon
Theodore Roosevelt
Philip R Goodwin
Winifred Louise Taylor
England
Vernon Lee
Mrs. Wharton
John Galsworthy
Katharine Holland Brown
Celestia
Linn Murdoch Huntington
Charles Scribner's Sons
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