Strikes Sabotage Paris Papers and Vigneux Killings Probe
Paris 24 hour general strike largely fails aside from miners and a small protest at Place Republique. Demonstrators clash with police as cafes are cleared and newspapers tied up, while bakers and gasmen work normally. The nation sees scattered stoppages and a broader shipyard lockout threat emerges.
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Vigneux
Place Republique
Gh! Blas
The
Steele
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Petit Republique
Libre Parole
Vulcan
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Washington DC area
A list of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers including John R Wright Co, R F Harveys Sons, W R Speare, Sard0 Co, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier Sons, Geo P Zurhorst, J William Lee, and others. The notices give 1st class service at moderate prices, with telephones and street addresses for contact and arranging arrangements.
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R. F. Harvey
Orat-Diane
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Sardo & CO
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A. Costello
Ants Embaldier
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Frank Geier
J. William Lee
Ang Embeiner Sone
al Poaneotion
Commadians Chapel
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Ironmasters push for nationwide factory shutdown demand
The text notes ironmasters threaten to halt operations across the empire if a measure is approved. It mentions coercive tactics aimed at workers and references the German National Federation of Metal Workers. The possible outcome is a continentwide closure affecting furnaces at 60 percent capacity next Saturday.
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German National Federation of Metal Warners
Drummed Out of Camp by Fourth New Jersey Soldier
Frank Miller, private in Company H, Fourth New Jersey, and Battery 3, Third U S artillery, was dishonorably discharged and drummed out of Camp Fort Sea Girl NT after striking Capt Perlberg in the eye and pulling a bell cord causing a train to stop. He faced court martial, was found guilty of assaulting an officer and unbecoming conduct, and was dismissed from service.
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New Jersey Regiment
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Col Frank A Cook Inscription On Drunken Passenger
Passengers on a Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon car restrained a man about 45 who fought with them near the Twelfth Street station. He was bound with a bell cord and taken to Washington Asylum Hospital where he declined to give his name. His watch bore the inscription Col Frank A Cook First Rhode Island Infantry. The incident involved Constable James Burke and several passengers. the man was later strapped to a stretcher in an ambulance.
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Twelfth Street
James Burke
Alexandria
Simex
Mgdway Bridge
Washington Asylum Hospital
Col Frank A Cook
Rhode Islaad Volunteer Infantry
Camp Sernac
Columbia
B Street
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Burke
Army
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Rhode Island Infantry
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Frank A. Cook
USA
Thirtieth Street
Batcheller Will Creates Free Public Library at Saratoga
Gen George S Batcheller of Alexandria Egypt fame dies in Paris and wills his Saratoga summer cottage, books, and furniture to become a free public library and museum, to be held in trust by New York state officials to honor his Batcheller Memorial. The library must remain separate from any other library and will bear the Batcheller name. He also makes bequests to a church and relatives in Batchellerville, Attleboro.
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Saratoga Springs, N VY
George S. Batcheller
Igtomatronery Court
Alexandria
Egypt
Paris
Regenta
State of New York
Supreme Court
Saratoga
Health Office Records Deaths List Includes Dozens of Local Names
A health office death record lists numerous individuals with addresses in Washington DC area. Entries include ages from a few months to 78 years and note names such as Malcolm Thompson, Ruth Miller, William Smith, and Lena Sheer among others. The list mentions several streets, hospitals and family relations, reflecting a broad roll of recent deaths.
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Malcolm Thompson
Himma L Gola
Willow Tree Alley Aw
Benjamin Ceroll
Tideth Et
Lena Sheer
Frank Beirir
Bess
Weinterg Children’s Hospital
Thomas M LL Farret
Hirabeth Estser
Erma L Robertsen
Wa and Hates” Hollins
Wm H
Minnie Ritchie
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Pope Praises Free Air In Church Health Miracle
Archbishop Farley visits Pope Pius at the Vatican and presents the Peter's peace offering from New York. The Pope commends Americans for liberty and notes the centennial as a remarkable religious event. Farley introduces his aides and plans to present 200 American pilgrims on Thursday.
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Cardinal
Widow to Get Millions From Charles H Dale Will
Mrs Jennie E Dale widow of Charles H Dale heir to an estate about 2 600 000 under his will filed at White Plains Surrogate Office. Dale gave property to relatives and employer before death and arranged for nearly every staff member’s position. Mrs Dale named executrix without bond. witnesses include Ernest Hopkinson William Ashmead and O Walbaum. Attorneys General ruling says injunctions against branding rules apply only to petitioners. Revenue collectors instructed to enforce new rules against others with protest branding.
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Jennie E. Dale
Charles H. Dale
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Westchester
Dale
Nfa
Dele
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Hast Orange
N. J
William Ashmead
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Flashman Company
Cincinnati
Treasury Department
Fleischmann i Company
Department of Justice
Ttose
Mleischmann Company
United States
Explosions Kill Five in Hazleton Colliery Blast
In Hazleton Pennsylvania two Americans and an Italian were instantly killed at a stone crushing plant when a blast prematurely exploded. Thomas Kehoe was injured in the head. Names include William Burton John Singers and Charles Gatsy all aged 50 or younger. Bodies were blown from the scene. In Pottsville a blast at a Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company mine caused two deaths and three serious injuries as top rack fell and gas ignited. Several men from Shenandoah remain buried or rescued as crews fight to reach them.
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Charles Kehoe
Thomas Kehoe
William Burton
John Singers
Charles Gatsy
Pottsville
Knicker Rocker Tolliery
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Buck Mountain
Peter Dumbinsky
Jacob Keolick
John Kuza
William Saso
Charles Cowley
Shenandoah
Nine year old heroine saves baby from angry bull
Special to The Washington Fos Reme Ga Ang nine year old Marle Davs rescues 2 year old Jewell Roberts from a enraged bull in the street. She drags the child to a yard and gates it, leaving the infant badly bruised but not fatally hurt. The report mentions Luna Park and cites Marshall P Wilder as the current leading attraction for the week with praise for his comedic talent and the outdoor show’s appeal.
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Jewell Roberts
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Wilder
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Sawtelle
Indomitable Sets Speed Record Aboard Prince of Wales Run
The Indomitable, carrying the Prince of Wales from Quebec, arrives off Cowes after a record 211 1/2 knots average for warships on a 3000 mile passage. Engineers praise Parsons turbines as the ship runs at high capacity while the crew tests speed during the crew stoking drill.
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Mideccan
Reward for Night Riders in Western Kentucky
Gov Willson offers 500 reward for the apprehension and conviction of the leader and officers of the Night Riders tied to the Hopkinsville Princeton and Russellville raids. He vows to uncover and convict those responsible for the Russellville killings and the reign of lawlessness in western Kentucky. Post Want Ads are free in The Post.
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Willson
Hopkinsville
Princeton
Russellville
Russellvlle
Kentucky
Trousers to Go Way Back in Equal Rights Platform
National Beauty Bureau gains traction in the Ideal Feminine Federation platform. It calls for four hours and a half daily housework, then self improvement and culture. Proposes a national health bureau, a national beauty bureau, and a woman president.
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National Beauty Bureau
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Broadway
Ella Nokels
Boston
Vesta Ia Viesta
Nokels
Nan Henson
Mme
Rigua
Vesta la Viesta
Madison Square Garden
Princess Louisa of Saxony Seeks Divorce in Heidelberg
Berlin reports Mme. Toselli once Crown Princess Louige of Saxony has entered Heidelberg for the dissolution of her marriage. She cites un conquerable dislike for Toselli and his inferior education as grounds for a divorce. The dispatch lists various ships and routes between New York, Bremen, Plymouth, and other European ports connected to the period.
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Saxony
Heideberg
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Auto Mystery Cleared Up After Unlicensed Car Crash
Special to The Washington Post Boston reports Emma Smith social secretary at the Brazilian embassy in Washington and Lara Tilton were in a friend's unlicensed car that wrecked near Salem. Tilton, though injured, is not seriously hurt. Smith explains the secrecy aimed to avoid Massachusetts license issues and notes Tilton cannot walk at first but asked for help to call a garage. Smith is a Georgetown native and niece of Robert Connell. telegrams confirm the clarification.
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Mass
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Washington
Loring ‘Titon
Salem
Mr. Tilton
Massachusetts
Miss Smith
Newtonville
Hamilton
Lara Tulton
Tilton
Salera
Georgetown
Robert Connell
Interior Department
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Tragic tale of Long Island City mother death attempt
The 1 year old child of Mr and Mrs Charley Bicarle of 8 Tenth Street Long Island City was taken by the Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Mrs Sicarie attempted suicide by dissolving matches in water then drank benzine and shot herself. She died after a fall on the stairs while her husband was away. The husband is prostrated.
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New York
Charley Bicarle
Tenth Street
Long Island City
Brooklyn Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Sicarie
John's Hospital
Protests Against Castro Reach Caracas and The Hague
Caracas July 11 via Willemstad August 2 Mr Willems of the Venezuelan Match Monopoly Limited and the Venezuelan Salt Monopoly Limited owned by the Ethelburga Syndicate Limited London filed a final protest against the executive decree annulling the concessions before leaving Caracas. Official dispatches from Caracag Island report President Castro withdrawing the Dutch exequatur, with an exception noted for consul general N F Hellmund who has served in Caracas since 1873.
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Hague
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Castro
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N F
Hellmund
In Jail With Her Affinity in Washington Romance Ends
Mrs Minute Wax and her alleged affinity Max Uentens are jailed in Bridgeport Conn after her husband Abraham pursued them from Baltimore across several cities. Wax filed warrants under Connecticut law and both are held for trial. The episode centers on a sensational elopement plot that drew Baltimore crowds and a police inquiry.
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Wax
Eden Street
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Buchatane
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Eastern
Justice Garland
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