Auto Hurts Envoys Pinioned Under Machine
Four men including Senor Don Juan Barrios Minister to Guatemala and Gen John Drummond were injured when a speeding automobile overturned on the Virginia side of the Mount Vernon route near Washington. Barrios may have a fractured skull. Verrarte and others suffered facial wounds and contusions. They were rushed to hospital as investigators examined the wreck and recovered about $2000 in money left near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verrarte
Senor
Don Juan Barrios
John Drummond
Washington
Senor Barrios
Serait Tir
Luis Toledo Herrarte
Eittinal
Minster
Tals
Miniater
Speual Mission
John Drum
Jordan Affaira
Guatesla
Ora
Starling
Twoniyesighth
Sruth
Highway Bridge
Virginia
Tonneau
Gr Oy Hospital
Barrios
Rey Ash
Connecticut Avenue
Guatemala
Mexandria Turnpike
Jrattin
Soldier of Fortune and Bridge Accident In Washington
A car crash on a bridge leads to an attempted identification of a young woman seen fleeing across the span. Gen Drummond, a veteran revolutionary figure, recounts the incident and his past in Central America while the chauffeur remains missing and investigators comb for evidence and missing money. Diplomats visit the hospital as Guatemala plans to place a wreath on Washington's tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taai
Drummond
Willard Hotel
Honduras
Guatemala
Washington
United States
South America
Venezuela War Tension Across Caracas After Dutch Naval Show
Caracas faces a volatile crisis as President Castro travels to Europe amid three Dutch warships cruising Venezuela’s coast. Leaflets urge Gomez to betray Castro while authorities hunt the authors. Curacao reports Dutch forces observing fort locations and mapping Maracaibo channel defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Hawked
Caracas
Gomez
Venezuela
Dee
Witserestoid
Curacao
Castro
Europe
la Guaira
Personel
Minster
Vicente Gomez
Germany
Uisio
I- 19
Apure
Colombia
Fernandez Gabaldon
Peres Thoy
Willemstad
Dec
Jacob van Heemskerk
Maracaibo Channel
Santander
Spain
Guadeloups
Castrong
Casitron
Bordeaux
Cardinal Gibbons Aids Catholic Churches In Funding Case
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore has hired William Nelson Cromwell to defend Catholic institutions amid lawsuits tied to the Fidelity Funding Company collapse. Cromwell says he will work for church interests only, not creditors, and aims to protect church assets while Kieran seeks signatures in support of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
P J.meran
Fidelity Funding Company
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
Bischopa
Cromwell
Kieran
Kiernan Dodges Police and Fails to Stay
Police tracked the vanished financier Kiernan after a hotel room was found empty and letters suggested he fled with a power of attorney. Detectives pursued Kiernan’s wife to Baltimore as authorities seek examination of accounts tied to the Fidelity Funding Company and its receivership. The Catholic Church faced scrutiny as creditors demand inquiry into loan schemes while witnesses discuss huge bonuses and church property loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Pittsburg
Washington Po
P J Kieran
Fidelity Funding Company
Kieran
New York
Sylvester
New Willard Hotel
Thomas F Gliroy, Jr
McQuatde
Wwen
Ballee
Gill
Mhey
Millaha
Ursanvigh Land
Tas
Gilroy
Lorena W Davis
W Ob Arminder
Davis
Supreme Court
McGilroy
Cambridge Colby
Fidelity
T F Gilroy
United States District Court
Kober
Morris
Morrs
Helen Miller Gould accused in $20000 slander suit
Special to The Weenington Post from New York indicates Helen Miller Gould faces a $20,000 slander suit by Elizabeth Gauley of 491 Nineteenth Street Brooklyn. Gauley, once Gould's maid, alleges Gould uttered language deemed unprintable in newspapers. The defense seeks to reveal specifics in court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weenington Post
New York
Helen Miller Gould
Supreme Court Today
Elizabeth Gauley
Nineteenth Street
Brooklyn
Miss Gould
Warrant for Kieran Arrest Stirs Catholic Funds Case
A warrant issued in Pittsburg charges P J Kierani of the Fidelity Founding Company with larceny and false pretenses. The local Catholic charity faces an $8000 to $10000 loss tied to a loan and failed notes. Attorneys say claims against the diocese may total about $100,000, with arrests expected in New York or Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whilaveipma
Vec
Lesle M Shaw
First Mortgage Guarantee and ‘Trust Company
Fidelity Funding Company of
New York
Shaw
Fidelity Fund the Company
T & Church
Ateat
Fidelity Funding Company
Earth
Iiterview
BiGv
Thomas * Gilroy, Jr
Kieran
Barbee
Mfe
Pittsburg
P. J. Kierani
Fidelity Founding Company
Washington
Kileran
Carrie Nation barred from Dundee public houses in blow to crusade
Carrie Nation faced expulsion from Dundee pubs as two public-house keepers ejected her without ceremony. She pressed the crusade, observed tea drinking among Scots, and planned to proceed to Edinburgh despite police inaction. A clergyman she met was challenged over smoking a cigarette during the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nat London
Der
All Nations
Carrie
Dundee
Scotland
Publc
Edinburgh
Armament Opposed by Federal Council of Churches
The first Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America adjourned in Philadelphia and planned to meet again in December 1912 at an undecided location. Strong resolutions urged obligatory arbitration, denounced US un Christian stance and European arms race, and condemned the divorce evil. The council also urged schools to allow more religious instruction at home and in churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Henry Wade Rogers
Yalo
United States
Man Walks 100 Miles to Enlist in Navy
William Burke of New Bedford walked nearly 100 miles to enlist in the navy. He left New Bedford at dawn and arrived in Boston after a night trek from Providence weighing upon his weariness and hunger. Surgeons examined him in Providence and urged the Boston enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
William Burke
New Bedford
Navy
Providence
Burke
Rich Man's Wife Held After Department Store Thefts
Mrs Louis J Schloss wife of a Broadway clothing firm head was arrested in a city department store accused of taking many small items totaling 1698 dollars. Detective accounts say she followed through multiple departments placing items in her bag muff or bag. she confessed to thefts stating she would pay double price. Her husband sought adjournment citing illness. magistrate postponed proceedings to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steath
2 Broadway
Washington Post
New York
Louis J Schloss
Marseilles
Schloss Brothers
Broadway
Baltimore
Sith Avenue
Schloss
Daniel D Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Walsh
Belore
leCauley
Riot in Kansas City Ends in Deaths and Injuries
In Kansas City a riot between religious fanatics and police left Policeman A G Dalbow dead and Lola Pratt aged 13 fatally wounded after 100 shots were fired near Main and Fifth. Patrolman Mullane and Sergeant Patrick Clark were wounded, while the woman leading the crowd and her five children fled to a houseboat on the Missouri River where Lola Pratt was killed by gunfire as officers pursued. The disturbance began when Probation Officer George Holt confronted John Sharp about a crowd, leading to a gun battle that brought rapid police response and a citywide chase.
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Kansas City
A. G. Dalbow
Lola Pratt
John Sharp
Adair God
Michael Mullane
Patrick Clark
Harry Stege
George M Holt
Holt
Juvenvus Court
Sharp
Louis Pratt
Hig
Adam God
Magn Slo
Hag
Hott
Piftuecekadt
Agar God
Hial
Pumstance
O O Dalbow
Harry HB Stege
Pratt
Missouri River
Bryce LAUDS SOUTH PREDICTS GREAT FUTURE at Southern Commercial Congress
British ambassador James Bryce attended as a spectator at the Southern Commercial Congress where he praised the South’s future and contrasted 27 years ago with current progress. Clarence H. Poe urged laborer education, Willam J. Olver highlighted regional resources, and others pressed for neglected opportunities to be developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Poe
Willam J. Olver
South
James Bryce
Southern Commercial Congress
Southland
Bryce
Congress
Mr Brive
Fought Interstate Duel in Civil War Echoes
The event featured Judge George Hillyer presiding as speakers discussed Southern resilience and growth. Willam J. Oliver, Clarence H. Poe, and J A Bonsteel addressed Southern agricultural potential and industrial prospects, urging action to capitalize on resources and cement production amid a rising regional economy.
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George Hillyer
Georgia State Railroad Commission
Lwho
Willam J. Oliver
Knoxville Spenn
Clarence H Poe
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh , C
J A Bonsteel
United States
Bongteet
Bureau of Soils
Francis D Hirschberg Shot in St Louis Mystery Death
Prominent Roman Catholic church figure Francis D Hirschberg, linked to Arch bishop Glennon and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, was found fatally shot in his home. Police note possible intruder or self-inflicted wound, with several historic board deaths linked to the World’s Fair directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. Hirschberg
St Lews
Francis D Hirschberg
Glennon
Mra Hirschberg
Hirschberg
St Lon's
Corwin H Spencer
Port au Prince voyage and Haiti crisis described
Report notes chartered steamer heading to Port au Prince with a portion of passengers sailing tomorrow. Lord Alexis proclaims himself president of Haiti and complains over being placed on a French navy ship to provoke a clash between northern and southern Haiti. Also details James Sharp and a group of religious fanatics in Oklahoma City, their arrests, travel, and lingering troubles across territories and Canada.
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Sila
Port Au Prince
Alexis
Str
Haiti
Be Ia
Duguay Trouin
Fort Au Prince
Sharp
Elijah
Oklahoma City
Okla
James Sharp
Yimeahf
Mijah
Pombeg Sagt Benet
Caldrade
Pacific Coast
Canada
Coghlan’s Body Brought For Funeral Services Here
Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan’s body was flown in from New Rochelle New York in a special car attached to Federal Express for Washington. Funeral services were planned for tomorrow. In New Rochelle many callers visited Charles Chamberlain’s home where floral tributes arrived. The casket bore the flag with Coghlan’s hat and sword from Cavite placed beneath a wreath of red white and blue.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
New York
Joseph B. Coghlan
Federal Express
Washington
Charles Chamberlain
Admiral 5
Cavite
Man Goes Mad and Fires in Wakefield Town
Hiram L Badger, suddenly insane, shot at several people in Wakefield Massachusetts today. His two daughters Florence 15 and Catherine 12 or 13 were killed during the spree and a grocer’s clerk Frederick Wheeler was wounded in the leg. Badger was pursued and captured. Police think jealousy sparked the ravings. Mira Badger was away from home when the tragedy occurred.
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Wakefield
Mass
Hiram L Badger
Florence
Catherine
Secral
Frederick Wheeler
Badger
Mira Badger
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Reid
Legation
America
Chautter
Lore
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Estrada Cabrem
Guala
Wes
Dinor Barrios
Truttersuan
Gennorandt
Wickoett
Maclay
Imulies
Hoth
Ho Trette
Jose Hie Wal
Sherbourne
le Fra
Manly
Herrarte
Senor Harrios
Cabrera
Jariat
Miss Davis
Kiernan
Elltsburg
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Missauri
Texas
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Ohio
New York State
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Forme
Ren
Capt. Boardman
Inspector Boardman
Hieran
Monroe County
Columbus
Eh Ree Hest
Tarcios
Helen Gould Slai
Carrie Nation
Crusader
Naval
City’ Hall
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Sharpites
Balbaw
Stege
Liewt
Clark
Mullane
Valley For Fanatics
Bryce Lauds
Commercial Congress
Liver
Mrliver
Sndez
Tug River
Lexington
West Virginia
Kent
Samuel
Georgia
Ginig
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Ilina
Kentucky
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Firmin
Sloan's
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