Mehmed Bey Departs for Meet His Father in New York
Mehmed Ali Bey the deposed Turkish minister to the United States leaves Washington with his wife and children and heads for New York en route to Niagara Falls Toronto and Montreal. He may meet his father Izzet Pasha in New York while a new Turkish ambassador to the United States is being arranged.
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Mehmed Ali Bey
United States
Washington
Europe
New York
Izzet Pasha
Constantinople
Bev
Niagara Talis
Toronto
Montreal
Dominion
Ottawa
Citere Street
Fegation
Mehmed al
Newark
Mehmed Als
Tle
Mehmed
Izzet
Highlands
Giaem
Ran
Keh Gayeinn
Hota tSes
Abassador
Constan
Fea
Ata
Diplomate Corps
Bucharest
Troops Withdrawn as Persia Turmoil Eases in Istanbul
Constantinople reports indicate a settlement of disputes with Persia leading to the withdrawal of Turkish troops from uncontested Persian positions. The grand vizier and Persian ambassador sealed the accord after talks, while Vienna notified Prussia of recalling Austrian officers in Macedonia. Russia accepts the changes as Austria moves to align with broader powers.
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Constantinople
Persia
Furhe
Vaizier
St Petersburg
Aus
Furkisn Cendarmerie
Macedonia
Austra Vienna
Pruastin Foreign Office
Turkey
Hussia
Fult 18
More freedom for women in Ottoman reform effort
From Constantinople an Aug 29 dispatch notes progress in reform aimed at liberalizing women, cutting military entourage, and returning crown property to the government. Salaried officials will be absorbed by the state as the regime secures 7,300,000 in advances from the tobacco company and a national bank.
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Constantinople
Fuer
Isars
Qtteman Bank
Mma
Funeral of Mrs Mary A Given in Washington
Funeral services for Mrs Mary A Given who died from injuries in a Pan American accident Monday were held yesterday at her late home. Many older Washington families attended. Rev Edward Pollard of Crozer Theological Seminary officiated. Pallbearers included E Hilton Jackson Moncure Burke Charles J Gates J Frank Calabwell W L Speiden and John W Wimer. Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aferen
Washington
Wdwart BR Pollard
Crozier Theological Seminary
Chester Pa
First Baptist Church
E Hilton Jackson Moncure Burke Charlies
J Gates
J Frank Calyuwell
LL Speiden
John W Wimer Burtal Wes
Rock Creek
Licensed to Marry Abbreviated Couple List
A fragmented list of marriage licenses and officiants names appears. Names include Samuel S Fraser Rev Jo 0 Brien, Marion V Rector, Marthe A Torratt, Bork of Alexandria county, Ya Rev JB Me Laughlin, and others such as Nettie M Polard of Richmond and Belle Swayne with Rev Luther A Waring and Rev James Con.
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Samuel S Fraser
Brien Marion
Rector
Marthe A
Torratt
Bork
Alexandria County
Laughlin
Robert O Richard
Ang Douse Faulkner
Luther A
Waring
Irving ‘T Angerson
Nettie M Polard
Richmond
Tee
Lenn Albert S French
Belle Swayne
Clayton John A
Neev
Vartha P Dales
James
Lizabeth Mahoney
Maryland Weddings Report From Rockville on Aug 2
Miss Mabel Burdette daughter of Mr and Mrs George Burdette of the county and Horace A Grymes of Washington were married here yesterday afternoon by Reverend White of the Baptist Church. Miss Mamie Ranpey of West Hoboken N J and Richard Henry Phipps of Washington were married here yesterday afternoon by Reverend Ernest L Woolfe. Miss Annie Olivia Gates and Thomas Herbert Padgett of Burnt Mills were married at the bride's home by Reverend W C Smith.
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Rockville
Mabel Burdette
George Burdette
Horace A Grymes
Washington
Fe, Sr. White
Yne Baptist Church
Minsters
Mamie Ranpey
West Hoboken N. J
Hichard Henry Phipps
Bens
Ernest L Woolfe
Southern Methodist Church
Annie Olivia Gates
Thomas Herbert Padgett
Burnt Mills
Chapty
W C. Smith
Should Protect Homes Editor Letter on Private Vengeance
Reader James of Wilson NC Aug 18 argues society must prevent individual vengeance after a killing in which a man trespassed on a home. He praises the editorial but questions whether current laws prevent such violations or punish them adequately. He warns society condoning intrusions risks ongoing private justice.
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William E. Animis
P. C. Halms
James
Wilson, NC
Foraker May Give Up And Youngstown Slights Stir Talks
Senator Foraker declined to confirm candidacy to succeed himself or indicate campaign speeches in state or elsewhere. He critiqued the Youngstown invitation and said he may speak under other auspices while remaining loyal to the Republican cause. He planned to travel to Ohio, Cincinnati for business, and to meet with National Chairman Hitchcock if possible.
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Foraker
Senate
Hns
Voraker
New York
Washington
Metropolis
Youngstown
Wiliams
State Committee
Ohio
Fordker
Toraker
Cincinnati
Hitchcock
Foraker Aide Seeks Campaign Participation from Ohio Chairman
Columbus Aug 20 Chairman Williams of the Republican State executive committee received a letter from Sigmaster, private secretary to Senator Foraker, requesting the senator to participate in the Ohio campaign. Senator Dick says he cannot attend the Youngstown opening due to Ohio National Guard maneuvers at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis.
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Foraker
Ohio
Columbus
Williams
Republican State Executive Committee
Sigmaster
Bren
Youngstown
Ohio National Guard
Fort Benjamin Haragon
Indianapoli
Indictments for Riot Rise from Sangamon Grand Jury
A Sangamon county grand jury returns indictments against Abraham Raymor and Kate Howard for murder riot and malicious mischief tied to last week’s mob violence in Springfield. The case centers on the lynching of William Donigan and related looting at Loper’s restaurant as a military inquiry probes arms and arson.
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Springfield
Sangamon County
Abraham
Raymor
Kate Howard
Howard Dre
Reysner
Reymer
Wiliam Donigan
Chipperfield
First Cavalry
Col Chipperfield
Sach
Iair
Howard
Loper Restauran
Rolla Keys
George Richardson
Mabel Hallam
Cols Mortarity
Forerhan
Camp Lincoln
Guy Deneen
Gen Young
Chicago
Seventh Infantry
HT Loper
Loper
Kankakee Ul
Joseph & Klein
Mingis
Earl Nelson
Nelson
Kiein
Company Li
H B Chamberlain
Loung Kiem
Justice Mead
Eskridge
Kans
Mota
Plato Brakebill
Alma
Western Transit Company
Hugh Brady
Louis Hawkins
Brady
Chicago Avenue
Zvo
Naval Battalion Inquiry Charges Lifted Amid Formalities
Paymaster's Clerk Neumeyer faces an official brigade inquiry into charges against District National Guard officers from the naval battalion during maneuvers at Forts Hunt and Washington. Neumeyer’s resignation offered unaccepted yet, with officials anxious to respond to circulating accounts. Separately, St Barnabas Episcopal Mission of Langdon bought a former school annex to use as a temporary worship space at Twenty second and Evarts streets until a new church is built.
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District Marat
Wiliam G Neumeyer
District National Guard
Young Meumeyer
Forts Hunt
Washington
Harris
Oneida
Neumeyer
Naval Battalion
Japanese papers bitter over new Japanese seal raid losses
From Victoria BC Aug 20 Japanese papers report bitter reaction to the seizure of the sealing cruiser Bfuka Maru by Russians near Cooper Island rookeries in the Kommander group. They cite the death sentence of six seal hunters from the Miyo Maru at Nicolaiefsky and claim old wounds remain volatile in Japan.
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Russia
Victoria
British Columbia
Cooper Island
Kommander Group
Nicolaiefsky
Hochi Shimbun
Japan
King Edward Opens New Croquet Lawn with Drexel
King Edward officially opened the croquet lawn in Marienbach today. He played a game with Anthony Drexel of Philadelphia, aiding Edward in the ceremony and demonstrating the new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Drexel
Philadelphia
Edward
Marienbach
King Edward
Bryan on Tour with Bryan to Speak in Midwest
William J Bryan began a seven day campaign tour with plans for speeches in Des Moines Chicago and Topeka He will attend the Indianapolis vice presidential notification and discuss trusts and bank deposits He kept in touch with campaign manager Norman Mack and Idaho aide Stockalager amid efforts to unite Democratic factions and strengthen the national ticket A mule mascot controversy followed as the press rider is confined to bed after the creature is put to mowing duties and yard work in Fairview Nebraska
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Fairview
Lincoln
Nebr
William J Bryan
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Bryan
Indianapolis
John Kern
Topeka
Kans
Norman E. Mack
Idaho
CO Stockalager
Dubois
Mc Mack
Stockslager
Johnson
Minnesota
Johnn A Johnson
Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Transfers List
A detailed roster of leaves of absence and transfers across units. Includes first issued leaves for various officers in Philippine Scouts and artillery, plus assignments to forts, instruction camps, and regiment reassignments. Notable items involve Major Raward Chynoweth joining the Seventeenth Infantry in Cuba, Lieut Cortlandt Walker to Fort Benjamin Harrison, and Capt Irsing J Carr transferring to Seventh Infantry.
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Robert
Moseley Philippine Scouts
Harrison
Raward Chynoweth
Seventeenth Infantry
Army War College
Cuba
Wiliam N Haskel
Fort Riley Kane
Cor
Signal Corps Flem
Cortlandt Walker
Sixth Telt Artillery
Fort Benjamin Harriston
Mort
Richard McKenney
Aruba Crisis Tests Dutch Venezuela Ties In Caribbean
Aruba protests as a Venezuelan coast guard attempts to seize the consul. The island's governor restrains a flag removal, while the consul stays put citing illness. Dutch Curaçao merchants boycott Venezuelan goods. a Venezuelan cargo ship departs without landing. The United States backs the Netherlands as Caracas and The Hague exchange notes over injuries and reparation demands.
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Aruba
Caracas
Castra
Parmit
Hague
Netherlands
Castro
Venezuela
von von Seckendorff
Holland
United States
Willemstad
Curacao
Curaeno
Cheney
State Department
Maria Abigail
Wilemstad
Maracaibo
Maiacatbo
Port Amsterdam
James W. Johnson
Porto Cabello
Veneguara
de Reus
Geiderlang
Caracag
Stevenson Talks to Mack in Preview of Illinois Campaign
Former Vice President Adlai Stevenson, Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Illinois, met with National Chairman Mack and planned a two month speech schedule. He predicted a Democratic victory in November and noted cross party support, with Maine committeeman L. Jones describing a hot, aggressive campaign in Maine for Bryan and Kern.
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Chicago
Adlair Stevenson
Illinois
Bloomington
Mack
National Committee
Stevenson
Iroquois Club
Whch
Francis Peabody
Ilinois
Vins
Ilneis
Cleveland
Bryan
L. Jones
Mina
Maine
Jones
Kern
Japanese Tests Exclusion Appeal for Citizenship Papers
Masakechi Syeki, who secured first naturalization papers in New York, has appealed to the Department of Justice over his inability to become a citizen. Officials acknowledge a delicate position as Japan watches and possible further communications to the State Department are anticipated.
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Department of Justice
United States
Masakechi Syeki
United States Circuit Court
New York
Japan
Russell
Ita
State Department
May Alter Prison System Reform Expected After Commission
The District of Columbia prison system may be fully reformed after a three member prison commission and President Roosevelt push for funding. Overcrowding at the District jail spurs calls for modernization or a new structure, with a formal investigation to begin and a report due by December 31. The panel will inspect other facilities to craft remedies as a crime wave is noted.
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District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Congress
Robert la Dew
Prison Commission
Federal Prisons
Department of Justice
la Dow
Post
New England
la Dew
Taft and Bryan In Town Stir Calls At The Post
The city room of The Post wakes as a prank caller claims Bill Taft and Bill Bryan are in Hot Springs Nebraska. The exchange via main 5240 leads to a jokey fish commission reply about baby seals, ending with the editor’s exasperated reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
City Room of the Post
Voice
Bill Taft
Bill Bryan
Nebraska
Hot Springs
Taft
Bryan
The
Fish Commission
Maine
Orders 21 Men Released From Cuban Army Prison
The War Department ordered 21 prisoners from the Hort Jas prison in New York released for trial errors in courts martial during Cuban pacification. Sixteen Army enlisted men will be discharged without honor, while five Marine Corps enlisted men are transferred to the Navy Department for discharge. The issue stemmed from improvised courts martial while Maj Gen Barry was away, with Col Sweet acting without proper authority. Discharges were deemed the simplest solution.
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Hort Jas
War Department
Army
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Army of Cuban Pacification
Thomas H Barry
United States
Owen J. Sweet
Twenty-Eighth Infantry
Sweet
Gen. Barry
Col Sweet
Havana
Fort Jay
Gen Barry
Movements of Naval Vessels Across Ports and Routes
A convoy of ships including Arcived Tennessee Waahington and Penns vania Solace and Saturn relocate to California City Rocket and Rainbow move to Norfolk Cleveland and Demper head to Shanghaiy Mississippi sails to Bar Harbor Montana reaches Rockland Me Dolphin sails to Washington Calgoa sails to Brisbane Connecticut Kan aan Minnesota Vermont Georgia Nebraska New Jersey Rhode Island Louisiana Missouri Onie Virginia Wisconsin Wiineis Kearsarge Kentucky Panther Glacier Qellef sail to Sydney Sailer Paducah departs Guantanamo bound for New York Solace and Saturn depart Mare Island for California City Mayflower sails from San Juan to Guantanamo Olympia Arkanses Chicago Hartford Nevada Bath bound for Hampton Roads Yankee sails from Newport to Bishers Island Boston Alabama Maine Colombo i bound for Aden
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Sailer
Paducah
Guantanamo
New York
Solace
Saturn
Mare Island
California City
Mayfower
San Juan
Olympia
Arkanses
Chicago
Hartford
Nevada
Bath
Hampton Roads
Yankee
Newport
Bishers Island
Boston
Alabama
Maine
Colombo i
Aden
Marchers elect captain for Taft Sherman club
J J Strain named captain of the first marching company of the Taft and Sherman Republican Club. William A Hickey elected first lieutenant. Strain to organize a strong unit and drill over 100 men at Metzeroti Hall. He is a former Fighting Ninth infantry officer with Philippine and Cuban service.
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J J. Strain
Taft and Sherman Republican Club
William A Hickey
Strain
Metzeroti Hall
F Street
United States Infantry
Philippines
Cuba
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City
Izvet Pasha
Atlantic
Perma
Given
Ledy
Rock Creek Cemetery
Maryland
State Committee of
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Woman
Naval Battalion Inquiry
RDERS
M Cétéel “Compiny, Limited
Fath Otek
Ule
Poarut
Conaul
Coast Guard
Wllnois
Stor
Harper
Harper’s Brain Food
Benekerry Howse
Carta
Taft and
J. J. Strain
Taft and Sherman Club
Opticians
Wilson & Mayers
G Street
Sraxurace Rer
Eer
Peter Grogan Sons Company
Seventh St
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Droop Coneasy
Pa. Ave
N.W
Christian Xander
Sam
Tyler & Rutherford, (Incorporated
Fifteenth Street N. W
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Owder Ee
Henry Evans
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