Grand Stand at League Ball Park Hosts Elaborate Charity Game
A colorful crowd of society women in varied hats cheered the Metropolitan and Chase clubs at the opening night a League Ball Park. Patrons included Mr and Mrs Longworth and numerous dignitaries with roped boxes, box parties, and patronesses guiding the grand event benefiting Providence Hospital.
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Washington
Chase
Jocal Charity
Proviston Hospital
League Ball Park
Yesterran
Oejety
Utew Marine Nand
Owita
Ho Mets
Mia
Roosevelt
Gowles
Longworths
Leninworth
Ralph Elis
Frederick Keep
Simpking
Longworth
Meyer
Misses Meyer
Miss Mattingly
Cetilia May
Marion Oliver
Gen
Gell
Richard Harlow
Alice Scott
Miss Pulitzer
New York
Yulee Noble
von Schubert
Pansy Bloomer
Helen Wells
Alicea Goodwin
Legation
Mme. Guzman
Courtney Callins
Hastings
Bdagarina Hastings
John F. Wiliking
George U Wellen
Francis Bennett Poe
Eleanor Ridgely
John R. Mclean
Mathilda Townsend
Charles Bell
Patten
Huff
Murray Cobb
Hikins
Cannon
Dimes, Barbour
Mme. Erand
M Taft
Straus
Rourke Cochran
George Hamilton
Merrick
J. S§. Webb
Charles W. Richardson
Ffoulke
McCartney
Lincoln
Accata
Chatard
Miss Sessions
Miss Hume
Settlement Ends Suit Threat Over Heflin Shooting
Alabama Representative Heflin and horse trainer Thomas McCreery reached a settlement after a shooting incident on a streetcar at Pennsylvania Avenue and Sixth Street. McCreery, hospitalized but improving, will recover with medical bills covered. no civil action or criminal case against Heflin. Doctors denied use of any deadly drug and praised Heflin for responsibility and aid.
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J. Thomas Hain
Alabama
Thomas McCreery
Louis Landy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Street
Heflin
McCreery
Harold J. Puck
MacCreery
Tfieflin
Ocean Point
N. J
Mecreery
Attorr Pack
M MeCtreery
Elvil Artio
Aredental
Pack
Wyatt Heflin
Alalannzt
Gentet
Mr. Pact
J Wharton
Aix
Kellin
Hetin
Rounding Up Anarchists Among Foreign-Born Seeks Deportation
City and federal authorities in major urban areas join immigration officials to round up foreigners with criminal records. New York Police Commissioner Gen Bingham submits a list to the Immigration Service. several individuals deemed undesirables face deportation. Five Italians in New York with criminal histories were ordered deported, some labeled anarchists, per Gen Bingham’s list.
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United States
America
Gen. Bingham
New York City
Sev.Tetary Straus
Weppartment of
iCommerce and Labor
General Sargent
Bureau of Immigrar 1
Mufolclpet
New York
Sarsaparilla Purifies Blood and Enriches the System
Advertises a spring medicine claiming to purify blood and strengthen the whole body. It alleges cures for pimples and scrofula as well as catarrh rheumatism and dyspepsia. Daily confirmations from cured individuals are cited with over 40 600 testimonials in two years.
Aid for Storm Sufferers Urges Rapid Military Relief
Under a congressional resolution, orders by the Secretary of War will immediate supply tentage rations and other necessities to storm sufferers in the South. Maj. Duvall heads the relief effort, with Taft authorization to requisition as needed from military depots to speed aid.
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Secretary of War
South
Maj. Duvall
Taft
Fire Chief Sees Safe Condition At Two Schools
Fire Chief Belt inspected Congress Heights and Ketcham school buildings and found them in excellent condition after planned alterations. The Miner and Old High Street schools require decisive action, with possible abandonment due to dangerous interfrarage and weak basements. Captain Oyster plans to push improvements or closure based on the report.
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Belt
Congress Heights
Ketcham
Ketcham School
Congress Weights
Chef Belt
James W. Oyster
Board of Education
High Street
Chief Belt
Capt
Oyster Wil
Capt. Oyster
Halleck Bagk in Asylum After Family Marriage Objection
Halleck, 24, son of W O Talleciy, former Coast Artillery recruit, was arrested in Baltimore after an escape from St Elizabeth's Asylum. He claims family opposition to his New York marriage led to confinement, says he is insane and that he deserted from the army. He returned to the asylum with his father.
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St. Elizabeth’s
Warn
Halleck
W. O. Talleciy
Baltimore
St. Elizabeth’s Asylum
King
St. Elizabeth's
Solon W. Halleck
Tit
Hamburg Street
Tie
Fainohry
St Elizabeth's
New York
Philippine Islands
Coast Artilery
Orleans
Stmt
Through Cars for Brightwood Urges Congress Action
Mr Burkett cites service delays as the fault of district authorities and urges a law to compel street railway companies to provide through service to Brightwood. Commissioner West defends current efforts, notes no laxity, and says a through service could come if Congress approves the transfer point at Seventh Street and Florida Avenue.
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Congress
Bill
West
Senate
Burkert
Nebraska
Eightwood
Burkett
Henaple
Cungree
Washington Railway
Tegner
Benator Burkett
Hinself
Seventh Street
Piorida
Can
Tite Nietriet
Omer
Brightwood
House
Rhea
Actins Senate
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Glubmen
Chevy Chase
Pete
Ally Baits
Cub
Rob Paade
Garfield
Clover
Clever
Arer
Mme. Portela
Doa Amaral
Rele
Godoy
Mone Fhore
Wiles
Mme
Taday
Ecorise
Mrs. Sands
Guesada
Aurora Quesada
Misa Calva
Jrue
Calvo
Gonzales Quesada
Andrew Bradley
Narguerite Arbour
Frederick Garbour
Barbour
Chevy Chase Club
Dr. Glazebrook
Wiliam B. Mason
Frank Poe
Edward McLean
William Chamberlin
J. B. Rayne
Beale Bloomer
James F. Mitchell
Britton Brown
Murray A. Cobb
Millard Gwen
FL H. Brooke
Frank E. Fivans
Edward Mitchell
Horace Westcntt
David Porter
Henri da Sibour
Preston Gibson
H. Hegner
William Mer- Ve
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
Tieflin
Wyatt Tieflin
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Halleck Bagk
Asylum
Pather
Son
Peter Grogan
MR. Burkett
Commissioner West
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Nelson Refrigerator Co
St. N. W
Christian Xander
Christian Xanden
St. Taves
Tharpe
Berkeley Rye
Pet
Helmat
Anargyros
Fifth Ave
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