Welcome to New Zealand for Admiral Sperry Voyage
Cloudy Auckland greeted Admiral Sperry and the U S Atlantic Fleet as Prime Minister Ward led a grand welcome on Queen Street. Roosevelt praised as symbol of civilization while Sperry thanked New Zealand for hospitality and lauded ties with Britain and the United States in Pacific how and why relations grow.
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Admural Sperry
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Joseph George Ward
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Pacific
Hague
Peny Confina
Matt
Arthur Myars
Pperm
Viewelam
Brown Shoe Company at St Louis Headquarters Leads Growth
Message from the White House touts the Brown Shoe Company's St Louis HQ as the nation’s leading shoe center with an expanding distribution system. July orders reach 145,084.60, up from 1907, and a 1741 1862 annual rate. One hundred six sales reps prepare for a new season, aiming to exceed gains through year end 1908. The firm emphasizes the Star-CiverStar mark and rapid nationwide reach.
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Amene
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Baltimore Engineer Shown In Ditch With Revolver
Albert Copley a Baltimore and Ohio engineer lay in a Langdon ditch near Fifteenth and Rhode Island Ave with a revolver after firing it three times. Lieutenant Falvey Policeman Louis Gee Dr Conklin and an ambulance assisted. Copley was injured by shots not from the revolver and taken to Dr Daugherty's home for treatment. Authorities will decide further action.
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W F Falvey
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Daugherty
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Hiown Streets
Freya Hits Gloucester Schooner Maggie and May
A German steamer Freya collided with the Gloucester fishing schooner Maggie and May in dense fog off Halifax. Eight crewmen drowned, four survived, and the Freya searched the area before heading to Halifax. The Maggie and May, 116 tons, was owned by George Definis and registered Miss.
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Soldier Lies About Status In Court Martial Tale Of Divorce
Special to The Washington Post New York Aug 10. Lieut Guy H Wyman Eleventh United States Cavalry faced court martial after replying single to Secretary Taft about his marital status He believed his Tennessee marriage to Moss Chambers had ended in divorce He argued he had previously held all noncommissioned ranks and earned a commission Four months after his commission he learned his wife may have divorced him The court convened on Governors Island last Thursday and Wyman pleaded not guilty to conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. He claimed he had corresponded with his wife who he thought had divorced him over a year ago and believed the divorce was granted. The case hinges on timing of the divorce and the single status report.
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Tennessee
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Lieut Wyman
Bigamist Norman E Hays Held After Two-Wife Confession in Court
Norman E Hays a private in the Forty seventh United States coast artillery stationed at Fort Hunt Virginia was arrested on a warrant charging bigamy. He admits two marriages one to Mahe Latham and another to Kate Reynolds and says he would rather live with his second wife. He gave the alias John L Sanford and is detained at the First Precinct awaiting a hearing.
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John L Sanford
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United States Coast Artilery
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Hays
Mahe C Latham
Winion
Kate Reynolds
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Dirat
Not Such A Call To Farms In Dakotas
St Paul Minn after a North Dakota visit and a conference with Gov Burke and officials Labor Commissioner Williams says harvest work will not absorb 15000 or 20000 men. He says only 1000 may find work. Williams calls the demand criminal and says it floods the Northwest with hoboes needing municipal care.
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Minnesota
Northwest
Harriman Plans Sierra Madre Route Extension
Special to The Washington Port Mexico City August 10. Harriman interests seek transfer of concession from Col Greene to Hartiman and associates for a Rio Grande Sierra Madre and Pacific Railroad extension to Tonicho Sonora. Project cost about 5.0 million dollars and aims to provide an eastern outlet via El Paso, competing with the Kansas City Mexico and Orient line.
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Mexico City
Col W . Greene
Rio Grande Sierra Madre and Pacific Railroad
B H Hartiman
H R Nickerson
New York
Col Greene
Warpmea
United States
el Paso
Mexico
Serra Madres
Cananea
Pacific
Tonicho
Sonora
Bride amid typhoid fever marries in hospital
Miss Mayme Hulen of Lancaster Missouri, critically ill with typhoid, wed F C Hoover of Memphis Missouri at a Des Moines hospital. The ceremony, performed by Rev Dr Mendenhall, occurred in the presence of a physician and a nurse. The bride will likely remain hospitalized for another week.
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Iowa
Mayme Hulen
Lancaster
F C Hoover
Memphis
Mendenhall
Cadets at West Point Fate Pending With Wright Decision
Secretary Wright said he would in a day or two issue a formal order to the superintendent of the Military Academy disposing of the eight cadets recommended for dismissal. He would not discuss the matter and noted discussions with President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay on Cuba and Panama concerns.
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Gunboats to be shifted for repairs and relief
Navy department arranges to relieve gunboat Marietta in Honduran waters and Paducah at Port au Prince. Scorpion to take Marietta’s place from Norfolk via Guantanamo for coal, and Tacoma to relieve Paducah en route to Ceiba with supplies.
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Porto Cortez
Scorpion
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Guantanamo
Cruiger Tacoma
Ceiba Honduras
Brooklyn Fireman Kills Woman then Wounds Baby
Ernest Seitz a hospital firefighter shot and killed Mrs Bertha Hood in Brooklyn and seriously wounded her 18 month old daughter then shot himself when cornered by police in the cellar Seitz is unconscious at Brooklyn Hospital with poor prospects of recovery Mrs Hood had separated from her husband after the baby was born and had rented rooms to boarders prior to moving to a new address to avoid Seitz
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Washington Post
New York
Ernest Seitz
Bertha Hood
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Seitz
Nemmer unmoved by morgue scene in Syrian lad murder case
Chicago Aug 10 Hassan Nemmer, held as a suspect in the Tuffa Shashem murder, stared at the mutilated body of the Syrian boy in the morgue without reaction. Deput y Coroner Davis asked if he knew the victim. Nemmer shook his head, then was returned to his cell.
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Hassin Nemmer
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Awards for cotton khaki supply in Philadelphia War Dept
Awards for furnishing venuny yards of cotton khaki in Philadelphia for the War Department were made yesterday. Two New York firms bid July 1¢ but neither was entirely sat isfactory, so the department split the contract awarding to the John H Meyer Company the privilege of furnishing 375000 yards at 25 cents a yard and to the Otto Goetze Company & contract for furnishing 250,000 yards at one and 125,000 yards at 252 cents a yard
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War Department
New York
Department
John H Meyer Company
Otto Goetze Company
Death of machinist Gentil aboard Missouri
The Navy Department reported the death of Paul A Gentil a first class machinist on the battleship Missouri from injuries sustained on duty on August 10 He was from Sag Harbor NY and his father was notified A transfer of medical leadership in New York was ordered with Medical Director Harmon taking charge at the Naval Medical School Hospitalrelieving the former director
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Feet
Paul A Gentil
Missouri
Naval Hospital
Harmon
Naval Hospital, New York
US Naval Medical School Hospital
J C d
Biena
The Post Sunday Morning Edition Overview
The Post is the leading government seat newspaper with robust financial news market reports and full business status in each issue. It also guides farmers on selling produce and offers leisure reading with varied columns for readers.
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Post
The Washington Post Section Praised for Quality
The Sunday Post is described as superior among Sunday newspapers with illustrated magazine content, select writings by prominent authors, careful foreign news selection, and timely, accurate illustrations enjoyed by readers.
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The Sporting Department of the Pink Sheet
The Pink Sheet of Tue Post and Tue Sunpav Post carries exhaustive coverage of baseball, running, trotting, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming and all major outdoor and indoor sports in accurate, comprehensive style each Sunday.
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