Will Lally Returns From Europe Amid Check Fraud Case
Willie Lally, accompanied by Detective Cox, arrived in Washington exhausted and dejected after a European tour. He faces charges from New York and Glasgow for passing bad checks, with possible similar cases in Washington. He was held at the house of detention awaiting trial, denying details about his travels and stating he had funds earlier but sold clothes to cover board and lodging.
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New York
Washington
Willie Lally
Wille
Cox
Police
Sally
James C. Dutin
American Trust Company
Glasgow
Scotland
Detective Headquarters
James Wartley
Lally
Flo
House of Detention
Anchor Line
Columba
America
Toland
Witie
Pension Bureau
Cashier Gored by Bull in Waikesha Wisconsin
Maurice Blackman a Philadelphia bank cashier employed on Harmon Stuengl farm near Pe smtkees Wisconsin was badly gored by an infuriated bull while returning to Wisconsin for a vacation. He was seen crawling toward the house after the attack, with injuries to one side of his body. He remains hospitalized in grave condition.
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Waikesha
Wis
Maurice Blackman
Philadelphia Bank
Harmon Stuengl
Pesmtkees
Nea
Blackmin
Wisconsin
Hackman
Hotels Listing by State and Guests Named in Shoreham Scene
A fragmented OCR list catalogs guests and residents across hotels and cities, naming numerous individuals with affiliations to Shoreham, Raleigh, Berkeley, Oakland, and many others. It mentions guests such as Willard, Banning, Patterson, Quigley, and Walker among a wide roster of travelers in states from California to Wisconsin, with scattered city and hotel references.
Hearing for Carriage Owners on New Night Light Rule
Carriage owners and drivers of horse drawn vehicles may speak at a public hearing. The commissioners will hear opinions after dark in the guard room at the District building, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Read the Post classifieds for results and notices. No charge for head observations.
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Comminnionera
Raffles The Amateur Cracksman stage triumph by Columbia Players
The Columbia Players delivered a strong performance of Raffles the Amateur Cracksman with enduring charm and dramatic highs. Paul McAllister led the title role with polish while Everett Butterfield Blanche Hall and Florence Huntington drew applause for key parts. The show drew a large audience and strong praise for staging and acting.
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Columbia
Raffles
RaMes
Columba
Lady Melrose
Crawaby
Paul McAllister O
Bedford
Everett Butterfield
Blanche Hall
Gwerdoline Conren
Florence Huntington
Vidal
Melville
Frank Shannon
Crawshay
Stanley James
Lord Amersteth
Frederick Forester
Bunny
Crowds At Camp Meeting In Great Falls
A large crowd of nearly 1000 Methodists from Washington and nearby areas attended services at the Great Falls camp meeting. Special car schedules were used to handle traffic, with departures every ten minutes. The program included evangelistic meetings and a special musical service. The camp meeting continues through the week and will close next Sunday night.
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Chase
Ita
Odiva
Valerie Bergere
Victor H Smalley
Washington
Mr. Smelley
Shea
Fair Adventuress
Ruth Raynor
Edward Hemmer
J. Pied Hallaway
Dolly Burton
Dog Circus
Olivetti
Lew Uawkins
Frey
Avon Comedy Four
American Vitagraph
Great Falls
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Reported
Arrivals include Curtherst from Bremen and Antwerp and lines from New York to London Minneapolis and Liverpool Celtic. Reported dockings schedule include Siasconeet Kronotine Wilhelm from Bremen and Cherbourg docking Tuesday morning and Berlin from Genoa docking Tuesday morning.
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Curtherst
Bremen
Finland
Antwerp
London
Minneapolis
New York
Liverpool
Celtic
Naples
Oceania
Hamburg
Roma
Lincoln
Lapland
Lasgow
Pretorian
Montreal
Fishguard
Luelan
Liv‘srpool
Movilie
Furneseta
Glasgow
Atled
Southampton
Bluesher
Copenhagen
C. F. Tietgen
Hemburg—Patricia
Siasconeet
Kronotine Wilhelm
Bonthampton
Cherbourg
Grosser
Cape Race
Tectonic
Pennsylvania
Crowhasd
George Wautington
Plymouth
Fires Raging Across Northwest Forests and War Help Sought
Government reports indicate incendiary fires in Crater National Forest and Medford Oregon with fires spreading toward Idaho towns. Associate Forester Cecil says 25 scouts are on the trail of culprits as Army troops and forest service crews race to contain blazes and protect life and timber amid high winds and rising danger.
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Oregon
Forest Service
Cecil
Portland
Crater National Forest
Medford
Orego
War Department
American Lake
Buck
Washington
Taft
Forester Potter
Leonard Wood
Army
West Point
Adjt
Ainsworth
Potter
Wallace
Idaho
Newport
Wash
Libby
Troy
Mont
Kate Claxton Sues to Set Aside 1901 Divorce
East St. Louis August 2 Mrs Kate Elizabeth Stevenson known on the stage as Kate Claxton filed suit in city court to set aside a divorce decree obtained by her husband Charles A Stevenson February 11 1901 without her knowledge He is an actor on the Lake Shore line in the Toledo report William P Colter chairman of the engineers announced a wage increase to 1300 engineers on the Lake Shore Railway between Chicago and Buffalo totaling 159000 annually after a Chicago conference
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East St. Louis
Kate Elizabeth Stevenson
Kate Claxton
Charles A. Stevenson
Lake Shore
Toledo
Ohio
William P. Colter
Chicago
Buffalo
Growth of Leading Cities Population Figures from Thirteenth Census
The census lists the fifteen leading cities with 1910 populations and 1900 gains, showing percent increases. Cities include St Louis, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Newark, Washington, Jersey City, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Providence, St Paul, Columbus, Atlanta, Syracuse, with gains and rates noted.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Newark
Washington
Jersey City
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Providence
ST. Paul
Columbus
Atlanta
Syracuse
Fire’s Dead Now Eighty Destroyers Idaho Boise Fire
A Northern Rockies wildfire report shows large scale destruction across Idaho and Montana towns. Cottages burned near Liberty Lake and St. Joe valley with 1009 homesteads burned. Five hundred firefighters battle flames while a relief train struggles past burning bridges. Dozens of towns from Wallace to Libby face burnouts with casualties and widespread evacuations. The Great Falls power line faces danger as fires threaten steel towers along the Smith River corridor.
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Northern Pacific
Mullan
St. Regis
Borax
Saltese
Toown
Wallace
Idaho
Big Creek
Superior Lake
Avery
St. Joe River
Placer Creek
Mullame
Missoula
Spokane
Burke
Wardner
Kelloggs
Osburn
Hamilton
Stevensville
Rivulet
Superior
Iron Mountain
Grande
Darby
Woodside
Libby
Troy
Thompson Falls
BeLsne de Whitne
Noxon
Heron
Cedipar
Bntleors
Taft orders federal aid to western forest fires
President Taft directed Gen. Leonard Wood to mobilize 30 federal troop companies plus transport and medical staff to forest fire districts in the West. He asked Idaho Governor Brady for exact local conditions and whether state troops will be used for police work. Brady reported Wallace largely saved and fire under control pending wind changes. The War Department presented the aid plan to the President.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
West
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Gova. Brady
Idaho
Norris
Montana
Hay
Washington
Wood
William H. Vart
Brady
Boise
Wallace
James Brady
War Department
Miner Killed Over $14 Wage Dispute in Pennsylvania
Special to The Washington Post reports a fatal shooting and injuries after a wage dispute among coal miners near Punxsutawney. Charles Cavalene was killed, Dom inick Vigni wounded, Mrs. John Soler shot in the hip, and John Bonner arrested as the alleged assailant. The men had operated as partners and argued over a $4 share of $24.
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Wite
Washington Post
Punxsutawney
Charles Cavalene
John Soler
Dominick Vigni
Knoxville
John Bonner
Boner
Mayor Gaynor Convalesces After Shooting
New York, Aug 22. Mayor Gaynor shows signs of recovery as doctors withdraw from his case and say he may be moved home or to Adirondacks when fully rested. Secretary Robert Adamson states his condition is stable and can be moved safely in the near future.
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Hospital
New York
James J. Gallagher
Gaynor Wa
Robert Adamson
Adirondacks
National Republican League to Meet at Carnegie Hall
The National Republican League announces its biennial convention at Carnegie Hall New York September 30 and October 1 with six delegates from each state and four per district. W B McKinley and Representative Longworth headline addresses. Taft and Sherman expected at a Saturday dinner. Cardinal Vannutelli sails from Liverpool to attend the upcoming congress in Montreal. An explosion at Krupp works in Essen damages a laboratory and nearby powder sheds.
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National Republican League
Carnegie Hall
New York
John Hays Hammond
League
W. B. McKinley
National Republican Committees
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Hotel Astor
Taft
Sherman
Population trends in 1910 census cite urban surge and rural decline
Analyzing 1910 census returns, experts project a US population near 90 million, with immigrant influx offsetting natural gains. Cities show rapid growth while rural districts stagnate or fall. Omaha to Toledo figures highlight urban-rural shifts and rising city populations.
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Census Office
Bureau of Immigration
Atlanta
East St. Louis
Akron
Detroit
Oklahoma
Texas
Wirt County
W. Va
Econ~sus
Toledo
Ohio
Wallace
Idaho
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria See Aero Flight in Paris
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain arrived in Paris with the king and queen touring Henry Farman's aerodrome at Buc. Farman explained his aircraft principles and then gave an exhibition flight in their honor, drawing their majesties' evident delight.
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Paris
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Spain
London
Henry Farman
Buc
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George Spitzer
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Virginia
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Norfolk
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Lerman
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Rigen
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Rena Marcus
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T R Gould
FB Isaaca
Krug
Richmond
William F. Morrin
Orrions
Mise
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W Bernard Dyer
Londa
Peat
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Hase Seydell
W. & Cambell
John H. Weber
Millard Brothers
Yankee Doodle
Emmett and Ross
Rose Seydel
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Whitman Bros
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Charley Thompston
Martelle and Asprit Bros
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Robinson Sisters
Academy
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Lillian Russell
George Broadhurst
George W. Hobart
Henrietta. Barrington
Luella Morey
Miss Morey
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Chappie Raster
Jeannette Wolf
Robert Clugston
John Duffy
Rowland G. Howards
Wilate
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Harry Sullivan and Company
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Wills
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Rochester
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O. P. League
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Oroy
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Krupp Laboratory
Essen
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Krupp Works
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Farman
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Daily Puzzle
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Yeate
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Avon
Lew Hawkins
Olivetri
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Elizabeth Brice
Field
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Berman
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Dana T Sinxon
Theater For
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Warren Hatch
Rice Bros
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Tom Law
Johnson Bros & Johnson
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