Police Fracas Sparks Outrage Over Fifth Precinct
Major Sylvester rails at officers amid a probe into alleged mistreatment of a young white girl at the Fifth Precinct station house on April 2. The superintendent and Captains Williams and Bayle deny the accusations as an internal inquiry begins, with three officers reportedly suspended and a wider shakeup looming.
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Moran family arrives in Washington amid police charges
Ada Moran is found not to live in Leesburg Virginia but with her parents near Ashburn Virginia. Police say one officer linked to a pacified club incident has been before the trial board and may face charges for failing to arrest two African American assailants who attacked a young white man near a congressman's staff area. Moran and family planned to arrive in Washington this morning.
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Leesburg
Ashburn
Funeral of Mr Walsh in simple Masonic burial ritual
A private service at the Walsh family residence on Massachusetts Avenue followed by interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. President Taft attended as an honorary pallbearer with a small group of Masons and personal friends. The Rose Croix ritual was read by James D Hitchardson with a delegation of Scottish Rite Masons present.
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Thomas Walsh
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Roosevelt to Address National Geographic Society on Return
Former President Theodore Roosevelt plans to speak to the National Geographic Society after returning to the United States this summer. Officials in Khartoum sent a cable confirming his acceptance of the invitation and noting the expedition's 1100 African fauna and flora specimens as highly valuable for natural history and geography.
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National Geographic Society
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Jhartoum
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Khartoum
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Khartoun
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America
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Victory in Morrill Act Debate Aids District and GWU
Dr Richard D Harlan of George Washington University outlined the House agriculture committee voting favoring the Morrill Act benefits for the District of Columbia. The measure would authorize annual appropriations totaling 40 000 this year 40 000 next year and 350 000 thereafter for the District via GWU as agent, reinforcing educational access and supporting local youth through the Morrill funds for a three year period.
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House Committee On Agriculture
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Porto Rico
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Funeral of N Smith in New York church service
The Washington poet reports the funeral of Sharies Sprague Smith, former director of the Peoples Forum, held at Sans Church on Fourth Avenue and Twentieth Street. Clergy led readings from sacred writings with listed honorary pallbearers and notable attendees from Columbia University, New York City institutions, and prominent figures such as Jacob H Schiff and George McAneny. The service featured a hymn written by Smith’s mother, with the line “Tarry With Me Oh My Honour.”
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New York
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Fourth Avenue
Twentieth Street
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Wey
Cooper Union
Thomas K Sliver
Seneca
Ministers Denounce Orgy At Close Of Jersey Legislature
Trenton April 36 ministers denounced the closing scenes of revelry in the legislature Anterooms of the house were blasted in pulpits as unfit for civic morals The Rev Albert J Welsley led sermons urging public sentiment against such decency and legality The Rev James L Gardiner and others at several churches called for future legislatures to reflect values of morality and order.
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Trenton N J
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Third Presbyterian Church
Legio
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Hugh B McCauley
Fourth Presbyterian
Francs
Sixth Presbyterian
Charles Elder
Central MB
Guy Eb Brown
Central Baptist Churches
Otter
Weston Talks Tq Boys in Toledo and Beyond
Long distance walker Kawara Payson Worton spoke to crowds in Toledo after a Sunday stop, then departed for the Bust at midnight. The age praised Mayor Hrand Whitlock and said he remains in strong condition fifteen days ahead of his transcontinental schedule.
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San Francisco
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Doss Denies Killing Wife Lied for Free Trip Hope
Matthew Doss told Chicago police he killed his wife Lilian Doss at their Northwest Washington home in January 1931. He later repudiated the confession, saying he hoped to return to Washington without cost, and claimed his wife’s death was a suicide. Detectives Evans and Boardman will investigate, detaining Doss for 10 days for Washington inquiries.
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Doss
Cora Woodward
Paine
Dosy
Tovandel
Washinton
Detective Arrested Yet No Charges Filed At Police Station
Detective Frederick Carnwell of the central office rode to the Seventh Street police precinct in a patrol wagon after a dispute at a Seventh Street bar. A bricklayer and witnesses described an angry exchange. Carnwell repented during transit and no charges were pressed. Capt Byrnes and Maj Sylvester later received official reports.
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Sisth Precinct
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Sth
Lvester
James Smith
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Smith
Corwen Hy
Cornwall
Nic
Sith Precinct
Cornwell O Ie
Capt Byrnes
Sylvester
Ocean steamer movements report amid rough week
Movements of vessels from New York are noted with several ships bound for Gibraltar, London, and Liverpool while others head to Queenstown and Southampton. A Bremen to New York liner is due to dock Tuesday noon, while New York to Philadelphia routes continue. Details include ports of call and expected arrival times as ships proceed along the Atlantic corridor.
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Washington the Logical Place for Panama Exposition
May Alger M Wheeler argues Washington should host the 1915 Panama celebration as a national event. committees of the Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce plan a joint campaign with goals to secure federal backing, raise $100000, and organize a permanent central exposition building in the capital.
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Weather Conditions Forecast From Dept of Agriculture Report
The weather bulletin notes fair conditions east of the Mississippi with cool fronts crossing the region. It warns of unsettled weather extending from the Missouri valley to the Atlantic, with cooler temperatures expected Monday and new coastal warnings on the California coast.
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Goess to a New Field Harry Woveda Leaves for Savannah
Harry Woveda, a well known sports writer, departs Washington today for Savannah Georgia to become sporting editor of The News. Doda, famed in athletic circles, once played for Eastern High School teams and coached this year. Warm wishes accompany him and his wife.
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Washington Today
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Feil Overboard and Drowned in Chesapeake Bay
Special to The Washington from Cape Charles April 10 Feil Taylor 20 son of the late William M Taylor of Harborton fell overboard while scuffing a boot near Crisfield and drowned His remains were brought to Harborton for burial Widow of Judge Gunter Dead at Accomac home after long illness Also from Cape Charles Guadeloupe Riots Renewed as fresh labor unrest breaks out in the interior with several sugar plantations burning.
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Washington Post
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Washington Post overview of sections and readers
The Washington Post presents financial news and market reports for merchants and financiers. It also offers a guide for farmers selling produce and reading material for leisurely information, indicating broad content across sections in the Sunday Morning Edition.
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Sunday Post Magazine Promises Quality Selections
The illustrated magazine section presents fine selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is carefully chosen, with timely and accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post is praised as superior to other Sundays and valued as a household visitor.
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Pink Sheet Sporting Coverage Lauded By The Post
The Post proclaims its sporting department as the best, with The Sunday Post Sporting Section printed on pink paper. Four crowded pages chronicle baseball, running, trotting, billiards, auto races, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming and more in accurate, comprehensive fashion.
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