China Rises To End Dalai Lama Rule In Tibet
In Philadelphia a burglar named James Gallagher known as Reday was killed after attempting to break into a house. Neighbors Samuel Zeanqueman grappled with him in a cellar fight, reclaiming a weapon and sending Gallagher to a hospital where he died. The incident follows a broader news analysis on Tibet and the Dalai Lama, detailing Chinese military action, Tibetan resistance, and the implications for Asia.
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Philadelphia
James
Reday
Gallagher
Samuel Zeanqueman
Aad
Zeanmueman
Zeanqueman
IL Zeanguentan
Zeanguentan
Iehind
Asie
America
Lhasa
India
Asia
Ure Mountains
Yellow Sea
Siberia
Foresta
Ceylon
Rome
Europe
Buddha
Tibet
Limas
Pisteaux
Lhases
Dalal Lama
Tashi Lunpo
Thibet
China
Nhassa
Peking
Tartar
Prince Henry
Prussia
Peling
Lhassa
Lassa
Amban
Dalai Lama
Czar
Nicholas
Russia
Jalai Lama
Easza
Durga
Palanquin
Hankow
Wuking
Henri Labrous
Perse
Lhagse A
Amian
Cone
London
Szechuan
Thibsi
Cadeta
Uningtu
Saechuan
Este Ermi
Dalai Isma
Tilmalaya Mountains
Darjeeling
Calcutta
Dalai Lamina
Empire
Tachi Lame
Hedin
Japan
Swen Hedin
Ualai Lama
Itill
Liching Devils Genta Skin Care Claim Clarified
Patchy eczema on skin scalp and hands allegedly relieved quickly by Cuticura Soap and gentle ointment. Claims emphasize immediate first aid from birth with soothing scents and moisturizing formula.
Death notices and funeral details from Washington area
A batch of death notices and funeral details from April 1910 list names such as Mary Elizabeth Ariss, Mrs W. D. Anderson, Lucy Ethel Betts, George William Chandler, John J. Pore, Louis Ely, Hartila Farquhar, Charles E. French, Edmund Worgan, Verda Tum Elty, John Lewis Johnson, Mary Isabel Robeson, Patrick Slattery, Henry Stotler, and Henry Slattery. Entries provide residences, dates, times, and funeral arrangements with private interments and invited relatives.
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Har’ Rashdence
Mary Elizabeth
Paloved
Cap T. RB. Ariss
Puneral
William D. Anderson
A.C. Rauwerbere
Alice V.ndereyn
Strest
Betts
Northesst
Lucy Ethel
William Betts
England
Chandler
Casualty Hospital
George William
Carrie
Jane B
George F. Chandler
Puiere
Baltimore
John J
Ellie Dore
Meredith
Sevanth Street
Richmond
Monroe Street
Louis
Ely
Inter
Parquha
Thirty-frth Street
Hartila
Farquhar Ines Cook
Lawrence Hi. Tarqubar
Ening
Aan
Elliott Areer
Charles E
Sadie Case French
John Thomas French
Elizabeth A. Prensh
Maryland Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Fortamouth
Bridgeport
Tre
Mary Isabel Roberon
St. John's Episcopal Church
Greenmount
Geometers
Slattery
Fifth Street
Patrick
Margaret Slattery
Ee Foley
St Aloysius’ Church
St. Aloysius’ Church
Keane Council
Knights of Columns
Natice
Chas. W. Darr
Dovall
Stotler
Massachusetta Avenue
Henry
Sallis
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Ad Listings
A fragmented newspaper notice lists funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers, including J William EEE, John 8 Wright Co, R F Harvey’s Sons, Wm H Sardo & Co, Thos 5 Sergeon, and Thos A Costello, along with livery services and chapel details.
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J. William Eee
Puneral
Apa Embalmer
Connection
Commadian
Chmpel
Modern Crematorium
Modest Prias
Ponnorivenia
John 8. Wright CO
Cox Erste
Ineath
st_uw. Telephons North 47 Cyander and night. R. F. HARVEY'S SONS
Fourteenth ST
Bueety, Mectar Arvice
Pion Commouions
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Hatne
Lincoln
Sergeon
Successon
TB. Cain
Thos. A. Costello
Livery
Hyde Trial Opens in Kansas City Homicide Case
Dr B C Hyde faces trial in the criminal court on a murder charge in the Cal Swope case. Two hundred veniremen are summoned as attorneys anticipate a week or more to select a jury. Mrs Hyde defending her husband expresses confidence, while prosecutors have called forty two witnesses with defense yet to subpoena.
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Kansas
Apri
B.C. Hyde
Criminal Court
Cal
Thomas H. Swope
Dean
Hyde
Big Show Opens Today at Washington Light Infantry Armory
Exhibitors moved in all day yesterday to ready the sportsman's show opening this evening at 7:30. The event features motorboats motorcycles guns ammunition cameras camping gear and every sporting item a outdoorsman could want.
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Washington Light Infantry’ Armory
Forest Fire Devastates Bowis Area Widespread Damage
A Bowis area forest fire yesterday burned three miles by three miles, destroying one dwelling and sparing several others with bucket brigades and railroad crews from Pennsylvania aiding in containment. Origin traced to railroad workers lighting ties near Lanham, with winds driving flames toward Glendale before stopping at a nearby stream.
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Bowis
Lanhams
Glendale
Iglies
Pennsylvania “Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Balimore
Bowie
Wilmington
Del
George Weed
Richard ‘Riggles
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Halley Comet at 54 Million Miles Brightens Morning Sky
Prof Asaph Hall at the United States Naval Observatory reports Halley’s Comet visible in early morning skies, about 64 million miles from the sun, moving toward Earth. Prof Willis Moore reassures timid readers that collision or solar danger is negligible, with no threat to the planet.
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Moore
Uns
Gia Univers
Holley
United States Naval Observatory
Asaph Hall
Hall
Lenges
Willis L. Moore
Bursey
Halley
Conspiracy and Confusion Over Taurrin Race Result
Report alleges a fixed taurin race with Vak winning and wagers paid out. Plotters connected to Philadelphia poolrooms allegedly tapped the wire and fled with money after settlement. Authorities and operatives disputed the outcome as true, while investigators suspected outside tapping linked to a West wire tap.
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Vakfine
Philadelphia Toome
Jamifteen
Wis Fone
Iit
Prayer Day Observed in Pittsburg Episcopalian Churches
Pittsburg observes Prayer Day with sermons on civic righteousness and fraud. Bishop Cortland Whitehead distributed printed prayers for corporate repentance. District Attorney William A. Blakeley and staff prepare a grand jury program next week to pursue who paid Hi 600 to Charles Stewart in New York to influence Pittsburg councilmen. Frank N. Hoffstot, named as the alleged top figure in the graft pool, remains in New York awaiting possible extradition. Judge R. H. Frager to rule on whether Foreman Harrison Nesbit 18 is a valid grand juror. ruling could force a renewal of the graft inquiry.
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Pittsburg
Cortland’ Whitehead
Whitehead
Reed
William A. Blakeley
Harrison Nesbit
Glidden Pathfinding Run Delayed in Cincinnati Start
Dal H. Lewis, scout for the Glidden automobile tour, arrived in Cincinnati and learned the pathfinder start set for tomorrow will be delayed to Tuesday due to the Cheinnali Automobile Club’s preparation. David A. Beecroft of the Chicago Automobile Club also arrived to oversee the start, with the first stop now planned for Be ington, Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dal H. Lewis
Glidden Automobile Tour
Plac
Cheinnali Automoblic Club
David A. Beecroft
Chicago Automobile Club
Bexington
Lloyd George denounces O Brien Cork speech in Dublin note
In London the chancellor Lloyd George brands William O Brien s Cork address as grossly untue and a breach of confidences He says the budget concessions promised to nationalists exclude land purchase relief Redmond and Dillon plan to meet O Brien Healy to seek agreement on the dispute
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London
Lloyd George
William O'Brien
Cork
O'Brien
Redmond
Dillon
Messie O'Brien
Healy
W ORSHIPS IN A GAS HOUSE Congregation Uses Gas Station
The United Presbyterian congregation in Washington holds services in the Georgia Avenue gas house station while a permanent church is built. Reverend William W. Logan preached his first sermon in the improvised venue. The church extension board purchased land near New Hampshire Avenue and Georgia Avenue for a future building, with worship continuing in the gas house until completion.
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Washington
Georgia Avenue
Vernon Street
William W. Logan
Board of Church Extension
United Presbyterian Church
Florida Avenue
Soldiers’ Home
New Hampshire Avenue
2Nd
Rock Creek Park Road
Gachouge Station
Harriman's Nephew Quits as Southeastern Agent
April J. F. Van Rensselaer, nephew of the late E. Harriman, resigns as general agent of the Harriman lines in the Southeastern States after eight years. He leaves tonight for New York to take a new post as president of the Betteryay Service Equipment Company in Atlanta, Georgia, effective May.
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van Rensselaer
Southeastern Roade
Equipment Company
Atlanta
J. F. van Rensselaer
E. Harriman
New York
Harriman
van, Ransselaer
Retteray Service
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John Hannigan
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Chicago Record-Herald
Providence Journal
Geveland Plain Dealer
Rochester
Iera
Yore Times
Latis Fepablte
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LaMale Cambee
Iraciiae
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Teoma
Frank A. Spears
Mer
Shones Wait
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GEO
P. Zurhorst
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Swope
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