Auto plunges down embankment killing two in Sylvania area
Toledo dispatch reports a car near Sylvania Ohio plunged off Mitchaw road into a deep water hole. Charles W. Pohlmann a Cleveland importer and Rev. Father George J Vahey pastor of Columbkille Cleveland were killed. Mrs Pohlmann Florence and Dr F C Dietzel survived. The party had left Cleveland Saturday for a trip through Canada and Detroit.
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George Vahey
Columbids
Cleveland
Sylvania
Ohio
Toledo
Mitchaw Road
Charles W. Pohlmann
Columb- Kills Parish
Florence
F. C. Dietzel
Tonneau
Pohlmann
Father Vahey
Dietzel
Stephen Wley
Miss Pohlmann
Eley
Sylvan
Kiev Bridge
Ten Mile Creek
Cleveland Paster
Olin
Auk
George J
South Hoston, Myiss
St. John’s Cathedral
Lisinp Horstmann
St. Golumbkill’s
Mr. Pohlmann
Taflon
Canada
Detroit
Toronto
Niagara
Buffalo
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Capital Area
A compilation of several funeral homes listing services and contact details. Thos A Costello Frank Geier's Sons George P Zurhorst J W Williams Lee John R Wright R F Harveys Sons W R Speare Frank A Speare WM Sardo Thos S Sergeon provide livery, chapels, and modern crematoriums with various phone numbers and addresses in the Washington area.
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A. Costello
O Street
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST
Chai
Cali North
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Smbalm Panera Parland i
Capito
J. William Lee
Rmbalmer
Pennsylvania
John R. Wright. CO
Elow
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Dembalmers
Curt Kenth
WM. H. Sardo. & CO
Stat
Modern Chapel
Thos. S. Sergeon
Cain
St. Nw
Melechone
King Edward Plans Excursion to Marienbed and Imperial Meetings
Edward will depart tomorrow for Marienbed to rest after a demanding season in London. He is to meet Emperor William at Cronberg in Prussia on Tuesday and Emperor Francis Joseph at Ischl, Austria on Wednesday. Sir Charles Hardinge will accompany the king on these diplomatic visits.
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Edward
Ilhelm
Francis Joseph
London
Marienbed
Emperor Wiliam
Cronberg
Prussia
Ischl
Austria
Charles Hardinge
Foreign Office
Grand Duke Nicholas Relieved as Defense Board President
In St. Petersburg on August 3 Emperor Nicholas II issued a rescript thanking his uncle Grand Duke Nicholas for fruitful activity as president of the council for national defense and relieving him ahead of forthcoming reforms. The move follows sharp criticism of ducal influence over state affairs.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Grand Duke
Nicholas ‘Nicholaivitch
Conges For National Defense
Council
War Office
M. Guchkoff
Friand
Serge Michaelovich
Copenhagen readers face general strike and possible paper suspension
Danish papers may suspend as typographers and printing staff strike across Copenhagen. With most workers locked out, publishers foresee publication halting for at least a fort night unless a reconciliation is reached between employers and workers.
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Copenhagen
Despair among ex ministers in Ottoman war ministry
Discord erupts among former ministers and palace officials detained at the ministry of war. Mendouh Pasha and Tahsin Pasha clash over past advice to grant amnesty, with one secretary melancholic and claiming it were better to die. Zelshi Pasha, recently dismissed, is half demented and begs for a revolver to end his life. He must serve the nation, having given 25000 dollars to fund two cruisers named for revolution heroes. A diplomatic reception after the selamuk of Tevhk Pasha signals the sultan's constitutional stance.
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Constantinople
Ministry of War
Mendouh Pasha
Interior
Tahsin Pasha
Isatfen
Zelshi’'Pasha
Revoluttion
Tewhk Pasha
Wall Street
Hente
Harrimann
Ay Firat Avi
Mance
Secnd
State Street
Wall
State Streets
M Dt
Sane
Shah Virtually Prisoner As Tribesmen Rule Tehran
Dispatches from Teheran describe the Shah of Persia as a virtual prisoner in his palace area while tribesmen demand large sums and refuse to allow him to join his harem in Sultanabad. Famine looms in southern Persia and fighting continued near Tabriz with heavy losses on both sides.
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St. Petersburg
Teheran
Persia
Teak
Hoff
Sultanabad
Oring
Tabriz
Outsiders fueling stock market rise and rail optimism
The article notes outside buying amid a broad market advance driven by easy money and expected harvest gains. It highlights railroads handling crop movement with low costs, copper demand growth, and reaffirmed earning strength across major roads, with funding activity easing for new bonds and time loans.
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Union Pacific
Juondon
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Street i in New York assault case at Jefferson Market
Oliver B. Smith of Philadelphia staying at Breslin in New York was held on a technical assault charge at Jefferson Market Court. He allegedly bowled over Thomas McAvely near Le Roy and Hudson, sending him to St Vincent's Hospital. Smith, about 25, has ties to a prominent Philadelphia family and was paroled until Tuesday morning for police to gauge injuries.
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Washington
New_York
Oliver B. Smith
Philadelphia
Breslin
Jefferson Market Court
Smith
Thomas McAvely
Greenwich Street
Hudson Street
le Roy
St. Vincent's Hospital
McAvery
London Stocks Rise With Cautious Optimism
London markets opened cheerful as the week began with a general tilt toward higher prices and stronger activity. Americans led gains amid plentiful money, while crop reports tempered advance and sterling dipped on New York drafts. Labor tensions in France and the Turkish situation weighed on some Ottoman stocks, and Berlin noted continued industrial optimism despite mixed American prospects.
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Washington, Post
London
Stock Exchange
soTehough
Sterling Exchange
New York
United States
France
Paris
Bérlin
Go Es 12000 Miles to Wed Wife in Holland
Special to The Washington Plat from Mobile Alabama details Wilhelm Cobing a sugar chemist from the Hawaiian plantations on a 12000 mile journey to Holland to wed a Flemish girl. He left the Netherlands eight years ago, pursued fortune, and after initial opposition from his fiance’s father, the match was approved. If he returns home Cobing will have traveled 24000 miles in total.
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Washington
Mobile
Ala
Wilhelm Cobing
Hawaiian Islands
Holland
Cobins
Netherlands
Cobing
Insurance Fraud Suspect Under Coroner Review in Indianapolis
Investigators probe death of Mrs. Mayer Frankel from chloroform poisoning amid life insurance suspicions. Husband Jan Klein allegedly approved six policies totaling about $5,000 within two months of her death. Police report no charges yet as inquiry continues.
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Indianapolis
Mayer Frankel
Frankels
Jan Klein
Frankel
The System Exposed by a Lone Advertiser
A lone writer launches three bold advertisements detailing alleged systemic corruption by financial powers. He claims decades of moneymen’s theft and political manipulation, promising revelations that threaten established banks, trusts, and the government. The speaker positions himself inside and outside power structures, vowing to persist despite attacks and losses.
Celluloid Coating Suspect Arrested on Forgery Charges
William F. Cambell was brought back to Buffalo from Chicago and charged with forgery. He allegedly sold celluloid coating tones to merchants in large cities. He claimed the formals belonged to Arlington Company of New Jersey, while detectives followed his movements across several cities.
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Washington Res
Buffalo
William F. Cambell
Chicago
Arlington Company
New Jersey
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Reichsbank
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Sailor
Wite
To-Kalon Wine Co
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Boston
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John Carter Brown
Estef
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Miss Hazard
Ogden Mills
John 8. Phipps
Pembroke Jones
Wiiter Storrs Wella
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New Jersey ‘Corporation
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Geiskele, & McLeran
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Code of Laws of
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American Security and Trust Company
American Security
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Fuse
Fifteenth Street
Avenue Northwest
Washington, D.C
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Axlington
Wort Myer Heights
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Clarendon
James
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McBill
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A. G. Plant & Co. Bankers and Brokers
14Th St. Bond Building
Washington Stock Exchange
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Mons
Must
Sinasetal Fanding
Aud
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Una
Thomas L. Hume
Local
F Street
National Riggs Bank PA
U. 5
Treasury
Home Savings Bank
Tth
Mass. Ave
7Th
Hsts
N. E
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Treasury Supervision
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Sth
Pital
International Banking Corporation
G St. Uptown
Conn
Nowntown
Center Met
H. Clarke
Congolidated Stock Exchange
G St
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