Carrington Embezzlement Appeals Probed by Insular Court
Five Philippine criminal appeals argue excessive sentences for embezzlement and falsification. Carrington, ex major, faced 40 years total after Philippine and Spanish law differences. Other cases involve Stuart, Paraiso, Flemister, Arcana, and Grafton with fights over jury trials and civil versus military jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Supreme Court
Insular Supreme Court
Frank de L Carrington
Major
First Infantry
St Louls
Carrington
Henine
President Braves Rain On Daily Exercise
The President persisted with his regular outdoor routine despite drizzling rain and muddy roads. Observers noted he seemed weak lately but appeared to recover, alternating walking and horseback riding as usual, never fully indoors due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loweser
Henay
Advocates Socialistic Trust At Fort West Meeting
A socialist speaker at 122 S Street Fort West argued the world holds two great classes the capitalists who own production and the workers who sell labor. He claimed interests are diametrically opposed and urged trusts to consolidate into a cooperative order. The talk referenced President Roosevelt and cited Jacob Riis as a White House guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Nicht Lefine
Economic Educational League At
Healqupiters
Forts West
Claga
Boyd
Persime
Roost
Diuustriat
Dines
Bova
Jacob Rus
White House
Jacob Riis
President Roosevelt
Policy Aims for Farm Research Funds Across Agencies
Cornell president L H Batley writes to Stanford's David Starr Jordan about a national commission on how to spend public money for agricultural science. The group, including Gifford Pinchot and others, has met in Washington and consulted President Roosevelt. Bailey notes principles should guide action and include educational links, training researchers, and coordination with existing agricultural stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L H Batley
Cornell University
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Giffard Pinchot
Forestry Service
Batley
Associaon of Agricultural Colleges and
Jordan
Commission Theatre
Gifford Pinetot Carré D Wright
W H Jodan
New York
Armsby
Agricultural Experimentatation of
Pennsvana
Waanington
Roosevelt
Bailey
United States
Promotions for Detectives Fill Ranks After Death
Three promotions among detectives take effect this morning after the death of Capt Francis McCathran. Detective Wo J Barbee rises to detective sergeant. Collin E Brother becomes precinct detective. Charles Mullen of First precinct is promoted to detective at the Pennsylvania passenger station. H. M. Vermillion moves from Sixth to First precinct for detective duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McCathran
Wo J Barbee
Collin E
Charles Mullen
Barbee
Pennsylvania
H. M. Vermillion
Objects to Seine Fishing Across Quebec Boundary
Secretary of State Root received Senator Procter of Vermont urging action against Quebec authorities seining in Missisquoi Bay and Lake Champlain. The dispute, tied to a promise by Quebec minister Jean Provost, will be raised with the British ambassador upon his return from Canada. The State Department notes recurring boundary-water tensions and seeks a method to adjust ongoing complaints between New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Senator Procter
Vermont
Quebec
Missisequoi Bay
Lake Champlain
Jean Provost
Bryce
New York
Canada
State Department
Mrs Foraker Denies DAR Presidential Run Rumors
Rumors that Mrs Joseph B Foraker might be named president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution were denied by Mrs Foraker who said she authorized no one to use her name and would not oppose Mia McLean. The Columbia Chapter elected officers at the Ebbitt House and planned an open May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B Foraker
Senator Foraker
Ohio
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Donald McLean
Foraker
Mia McLean
McLean
Mra. McLean
Columbia Chapter
Ebbitt House
Johan D Crowsant
William & Boyd
Virginia Jost Brown
Best
William K. Bailey
Derelict Destroyer Aims to Hunt Wrecks In North Atlantic
Treasury specs reveal Revenue Cutter No 1 will be first modern derelict destroying vessel. It will scour seas for wrecks and aid distressed ships, carrying 1509 horsepower engines, a wireless telegraph, searchlights, evaporating plant, and an ammunition room floodable by seawater for safety. Built for exclusive North Atlantic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
North Atlantic
Revenue Cutter Service
Revenue Cutter No. 1
North Atlantic Ocean
Telegraphers' Club Raid Ends With Patton Arrest
Police raided the Telegraphers' Club at 732 Thirteenth Street NW on Sunday morning finding eight men playing poker. M Patton was arrested on a charge of permitting gambling. seven others were summoned as government witnesses. Patton posted a $50 bond for his Police Court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Patton
Bark
Seret Mryce
Petceman Horne
Thirteenth Street
Telegraphers’ Club
W M . Patton
Patton
Canal trip ends with praise for progress and a silent Cannon
Congressmen aboard the Hamburg American liner Bleacher tour the Greater Antilles and the Panama Canal Zone. They honor host McKinley with a grand loving cup, while Speaker Cannon remains quiet on the Roosevelt Harriman controversy. Cannon notes rising securities and good national resources, declaring a necklace and beads as personal declarations before catching the midnight train to Washington. S Sherman dodges questions on campaign contributions, offering a sphinxlike reply and departing for Utica.
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Roosevelt- Harriman
Isthmus
Panama
Loving Cup
McKinley
Sherman
Canal
Jobn Huebner
Toledo
Speaker Cannon
Joe
Panama Canal
the Waldorf
Wade
White House
United States
Congress
Wall Street
Cannon
Washington
James S Sherman
Utica
Bip Stevens Farewell at Canal Chief Engineer Send-off
Col. Apamiz John F Stevens, Panama Canal chief engineer, received a grand farewell at Pier 15 Cristobal before today’s departure to the United States. Attendees included W G Bierd general manager of the Panama Railroad, canal commission and railroad heads, and 2,000 guests. Stevens praised John F Wallace for his prior work and described progress, noting doubled forces, completed machinery, seating for 3,000, and railroad capacity to move over a million yards of earth monthly. He asserted the organization can operate in both wet and dry seasons and expressed firm belief in the canal’s future success.
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Canal
Colon Apamiz
John F Stevens
Panama Canal
United States
Pier 1i
Cristobal
W G. Bierd
Panama Railroad
Canal Commission
Panama Railroad Company
Jackson Smith
Ig In Charge of the Labor Department
Stevens
John F Wallace
Excellent Recipe Cures Indigestion
A metropolitan physician recommends a simple remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. The formula uses Essence of Pepsin Syrup of Ginger Cantandir Compound mixed in doses after meals and at bedtime if constipated. A local druggist notes it is prescribed by up-to-date physicians and praised in medical journals.
Canal commission transfers amid officer’s voluntary departure
In January 1915 the canal commission will open a new phase as Maj. Goethals takes over. Mr. Stevens refrained from seeking the post and urged loyal friends to address grievances to the new chairman. Before his withdrawal at noon today, Breverts received a two volume testimonial from American and other employes, honoring him for passing on loyalty to his three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Washington
Maj. Goethals
Canal Commission
Breverts
Arec
No Help for State Schools Professors Barred from Carnegie Pensons
The Carnegie Foundation issued bulletin one on admitting state institutions to its retirement allowances. It features papers by officers of the national association of state universities and University of Toronto, Minnesota, urging state access. President Pritchett argues public funding should cover higher education and that private national grants could erode state responsibility, deeming state admission harmful.
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Carnegie Fund Pensons
New York
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Car-negie Foundation
National Association of State Universities
Maurice Hutton
Prg Tempore
University of Toronto
Henry T. Eddy
Graduate School
University of Minnesota
Henry G Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation
Pritchett
Ealverse
Veteran Commander Wade Retires Criticizes Army Change
Special to The Washington Post from New York April 7 Maj Gen James F Wade USA commanding the Division of the Atlantic will retire next Sunday after forty six years in the army. He plans to live in Jefferson Ohio birthplace and muster location. Wade says few Civil War veterans remain and current officers lack wartime experience but are fine. He opposes compulsory service as impractical and defends the post canteen against abolition calling it a mistake.
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Washington Post
New York
James F Wade
USA
Atlantic
Army
Wade
Jefferson
Ohio
Ittle
Sixth Hkegular Cavalry
Wede
United States
Ctizens
Congresa
School for Prophetesses Opens in Berlin
Specter Cable reports in The Washington Post that Berlin inaugurates a new educational establishment for prophetesses run by a experienced woman. The school accepts only female pupils and offers courses in chiromancy, reading futures from coffee grounds, divination of birds, eggs, and molten lead forms in water. The proprietress has many applications for instruction.
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Specter
Washington
Fire at Daisy Rolling Mills in Norfolk causes $100000 loss
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed the Daisy Rolling Mills on the Norfolk waterfront near the eastern pier and Warehouse of the Clyde Line. Two white men were seen pouring contents against the mill before the blaze. one man fled when noticed. A colored woman who runs a nearby eating-house reported the sighting. Insurance largely covers the loss.
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Norfolk
Water Street
Kidnapped Boy Located in Berlin Fight Over Custody
Dr George B Krieger formerly of Chicago with son Eddy reported kidnapped in Hamburg now in Berlin. Krieger plans to defend possession by legal means asserting the boy came willingly. The boy's mother, now married to Dr Henry E Macdonald of Chicago, said she would return to Chicago. Church Club conference set for April 16-17 in the city with services at St Alban's Church and addresses by noted church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Krieger
Berlin
George B. Krieger
Chicago
Eddy
Hamburg
Berin
Itmieger
Krieger
Henry E Macdonald
SE Alban’s
Cathedral Boys J School
New Willard
Satterlee
Everett P. Wheeler
Thomas Nelson Page
Ethelbert Talbot
Central
Pennsylvania
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GALL
Frank de L. Carrington
Amerean Army
A B
Stuart
Insular Customs Service
Tolls
Desd
Jove Paraiso
John M Flemister
Grafton
Fve
Mama
Matche
Philippine Islands
Speec
Department of Justice
Philippine Supreme Court
Department
Braves
S. Boyd
Economic Educational League
Spa
Caneton
L. H. Bailey
The
Agricultural Commission
Mrs. Foraker
Columbia
Bip Stevens
School For Prophetesses
Johnny Jones
Capital Traction Co
Capital [Traction Company
Pnzcipal
Seth and
M Streets
Washington DC
Rock Creek Railway Company
District of Columbia
HD Ghampton
George T Dunlop
Hunry Hart
Edward J Stellwagen
WM Manice
Maurice J. Adler
John Larcombe Georgd
E Hamilton Bard
Organizationa
Mr. Cahill
St Nw
Breakers
Ocean View
Atlantic Cy
South
HC Bidwell
Washington, DC
Phome West
E. Morrison Paper Co
Mt. Pleasant
Green River
Green Brier
Green Spring Valley
Old Valley
Gold Lion
Arlington
Rye Bells
Anderson
Dietz
Noapham
F St
Burns & Co., Inc, Ltd & GN. W
Lansign Monotype Machine Co
Callowhill Street
Philadelphia
Lanston Monotyps Machine Company
Wleischmann Alexandris Vo
Wilfred Bancroft Sacret
Affleck
Pa Ave
Goldstein & Armstrong
Gustantaa
Edward L. Kroffwan
14Th St
Wendler's
Pr. Ave
Central National Bank OF Washington City
National Bank OF Washington
ALB
BUFF
Leeds
Imperial State
M. Frank Rupert
7Th St
Jamestown
Tates
Elliott
Bands
GEC
E. Howard
Iith
Stn
White Ilit
the Sunday Post
Y Mail
Ren Ca
NANA
Lions Mouse
Charles Klein
the Music Master
the Hypocrites
Elesmans
Maine
Brosal
Emma Carus
Gametienne Star
Weber Co
Sigurt
Paul Spadomi
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent Collins
Hart Ten Brooke, Lambert
Richmond
ARION
NAS Rifles
Great Falls OF the Potomac
Pines
Fulton’s
Ninth Street N. W
Thin Brewery
Diamond
Munich
National Capital Brewing CO
Randle Highlands
Dusgat
Realty Sempre
Macy Parchas Gra
Morris
Morris and Qld
Walford’s
Cravenette
F Street
Goodyear
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