Taft Ends Capitol Visit Heads West for Fourth of July
President Taft leaves Washington for Beverly Mass where he and family will stay at a private cottage. Accompanied by Maj. A W Butt and relatives, he plans a brief stay then travels to Indianapolis to meet former Vice President Fairbanks for Independence Day events before returning to Washington on July 5. He may golf at Myopia and attend local church services.
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Washington
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Charlie Taft
Misa DeNa Torrey
Millbury
Maj
A. W Butt
Hilles
Wiloington
Del
Albany
Ind
State Fair Grounds
Montserrat
Federal Express
Boston
Parramatta
Corning Street
South Station
Boston and Albany
Myopia
First Parish
Unitarian Chmrch
Benjamin Reynolds Bulkley
A. W. Butt
Congress
Doubt Mrs Hodge Story Outlined in Warren Case
Warren Pennsylvania June 0 Mrs Stella Hodge arrested in Philadelphia yesterday after confessing to shooting Emile Amann January 7. She is charged before a justice of the peace with the murder based on information from Charles I Sheldon a Sherman North Carolina relative of J M Andrews whose husband was convicted of Amann a week earlier. Hodge claimed the act was accidental and not intentional. She was committed to jail pend ing arrival of Andrews attorney James Scarlet. No action has been taken by county authorities and DA and coroner refuse to disclose planned steps. The case will be brought to the court despite doubt in the community.
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DA. Acird
Andrews
Emile Amann
Pendins
James Scarlet
American owners do well in Paris racing events
Paris racing summary reports Eugene Pfizer's Padoue winning the Prix de Paray a 1250 dollar handicap at Maisons Lafitte. Thomas P Thorn's Wrou Froy finishes second in the Prix d Eragny selling for two year olds. Tauvre Rose by Frank Jo Gentil places second in the Prix de Cromise while Mongieur Guerin owned by Duryou takes second in the Prix d Essai des Powlains.
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Paris
Maisons
Surgeon Demonstrates Life Extension After Separation
Dr. Alexis Carrel of New York, associate member of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, today at the royal surgical clinic presented experiments on maintaining life and growth in Henan tissues after detachment from the body. The studies are regarded as highly important by the observers.
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Alexis Carrel
Royal Clinic
Berlin
Jiertin
New York
Rockefeller Institute For Medical
Royal Surgical Clinic
Henan
Atudies
Marriage Bans Published For Noted Gentry Subplot
MME EMMA EAMES TO WED traf Cane to the Washington Post Paris June 30 Bans have been published for the marriage of Henri Menier the millionaire long regarded as a confirmed bachelor to Miss Thyra Seilliers daughter of Garon Raymond Seibhers The loans for the marriage of Emilio Gogorza to Mme Emma Eames also were published today The engagement was announced several months ago Special for the Warrington Lost Hagerstown Md June 3 The twenty third annual commencement of Columbia College took place today Diplomas were presented to 74 graduates by President J M Funk who delivered an address An address was made also by the Rev M L Maysilles of Sleepy Creek W Va array Rotterdam Neardam from New York Plymouth President Lincoln from New York 7 SAILED Cherbourg Prinz friedrich Wilhelm for Newton Rotterdam Volturno for New York Southampton america for New York REPORTED Sable Island La Touraine from Wayte for New York Baldock 8 aom Sunday Philadelphia from Southampton for New York will dock late Saturday night of Sunday California from Glasgow for New York will dock 3 pm Sunday teltio from Liverpool for New York will dock About 2 pm Sunday Tape Race George Washington from Bremen for New York will dock about 30 pm Sunday Prowhead Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from New York for Hamburg due Plymouth 4 30 m Saturday 1 HREHIVE
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Traf Cane
Washington Post
Paris
Henri Menier
Thyra Seilliers
Garon Raymond Seibhers
Emilio Gogorza
Mme
Emma Eames
Warrington
Hagerstown
Columbia College
3. M. Funk
M. L. Maysilles
Sleepy Creek
W. Va
Rotterdam
Neardam
New York
Plymouth
Lincoln
Cherbourg
Prinz Frieditch Wilhelm
Newton
Volturno
Southampton
Amerika
Sable Island
la Touraine
Wayte
Baldock
Aom
Philadelphia
California
Glassow
Teltio
Liverposd
George Washington
Bremen
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Long Cross-Country Flight at College Park Sets Records
Lieuts Milling and Arnold completed the longest cross-country flight from the Government Aviation School at College Park, circling the field, visiting Maryland Agricultural College, and returning in about thirty minutes. They demonstrated a pendulum-like device for tracking equilibrium and angle, with eight flights total. Arnold piloted one trip to 1,400 feet with Capt Chandler as passenger, then Milling took Lieut. Skirtland aloft to show control. A crowd of officials and dignitaries witnessed the flights, including Commander Ridgley McLean and Baron de Bode.
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Milling
Arnold Register
Arnold
Army
College Park
Maryland Agricultural College
Hyattville
Uncle Sam
Lieut
Chandler
Riverdale
Malling
Kirtland
Lieut Skirtland
Bomb causes injuries during Madrid papal procession
In Madrid a bomb exploded on Calle Bordadores as the Great Hucharistic procession passed. Police restored order after a street panic. about 60 injured, mostly from the crush. One arrest reported as 000 participants, including 10 000 workers and several thousand clergy, completed the parade before benediction at the royal palace with King Alfonso and Queen Victoria.
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Madrid
Calle Bordadores
Itas
Catholic Congress
Royal Palace
Alfonso
Victoria
Cardinal Aguirre
Toledo
Spain
Isador
CARACAS WELCOMES ENVOYS ON VENEZUELAN INDEPENDENCE
The U S armored cruiser North Carolina, carrying American representatives to Venezuela's independence anniversary, arrived at La Guajira and exchanged salutes with forts. Ambassador Thomas C. Dawson and staff arrived in Caracas to a large crowd and were received by President Gomez and cabinet ministers at Yellow House with ceremonial pomp.
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Caracas
Venezuela
United States
North Carolina
la Guajira
Thomas C. Dawson
Panama
Hugh Knox
C. C. Marsh
Eight crushed eight dead in lakefront water works collapse
Buffalo officials investigate after the main building of a new 400000 dollar water works on the lake front collapses. Eight men, all tinsmiths, die or are missing as a steel girder snaps and a heavy roof collapses burying workers in a pumphouse pit. Four identified, four unaccounted. Firemen, police, and soldiers aid rescue. six injured taken to hospitals.
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Buffalo
Lake Front
Fuhrman
Dudley
Fort Porter
College President Ousted By Alabama Trustees
Montgomery, June 30 Dr John W Abercrombie was removed as University of Alabama president after nine years at a trustees meeting. The session was executive and no reasons were released though reports cite trouble with the athletic association. The board may elect W B Oliver, dean of the law school, as temporary president.
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Montgomery
Ala
Trustees of the Tiversity of Alabama
John W. Abercrombie
Athletic Association
W. B. Oliver
Law School
Powder Mill Fire Thwarted by Du Pont Workers
Special to The Washington Post Wilmington Delaware June 30 workers at the smokeless powder plant of the Du Pont Powder Company at Carney Point New Jersey opposite Wilmington fought a blaze that began in the sporting powder department and could have caused a large explosion. Despite vast quantities of explosives nearby the flames were contained with no injuries. the loss is estimated at $100.
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Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
du Pont Powder Company
Carney Point
N. J
Sporting Powder Department
Fire on high stage injures painter during noble descent
Pittsburg June 20. Chris Sinkas a 26 year old stock painter descended from 250 feet at the Westinghouse plant after his candle lit match ignited carbon oil and naphtha. The blaze set his clothes and rope burning while crowds watched as he battled flames and reached the ground with severe burns to his right hand arm chest and face.
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Pittsburg
Chris Sinkas
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
East Pittsburg
Sinkas
Stukas
Gambier Seeks Jury Trial In New York Suit
In New York on June 20, Edith Russell Gambier formerly of Atlanta sued Edward Victor Gambier a bank cashier for separation. The court allowed briefs. decision pending. Gambier also sought annulment from his wife with a jury trial requested. case returned to the general calendar likely delaying trial until October.
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New York
Edith Russell Gambier
Atlanta
Edward Victor Gaminer
Justice Pendleton
Supreme Court
Gambler
Gampter
Wife Sues Arthur S Zell for Absolute Divorce
Mrs Eleanor Rob erts Zell files for absolute divorce from Arthur Stanley Zell president and treasurer of Zell Motor Company on grounds of desertion She seeks permanent alimony for herself and their one year old son The bill states Zell deserted her three years ago and has had no contact since she maintains reconciliation is impossible
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Baltimore
Eleanor Roberts Zell
Arthur Stanley Zell
The
Zell Motor Company
Zell
Shakespeare Ball Nets $50,000 for Theater Fund
London report states the Shakespeare ball raised fifty thousand dollars for a theater fund to serve as a memorial to Shakespeare. The event, noted for its generosity, supports rebuilding and cultural plans in the theater community.
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Washington Post
London
Theater
Shakesspeare
Reichmann Gets Prison Term In False Report Case
J B Reichmann former president of the Carnegie Trust Company was sentenced to four and a half months in the penitentiary by Justice Davis in the criminal branch of the supreme court. An application for a certificate of reasonable doubt was signed and returnable next Monday. Reichmann was jailed at the Tombs tonight pending counsel’s further action.
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J. B. Reichmann
Carnegie Trust Company, Appeals
New York
Carnegie Trust Company
State Banking Department
Justice Davis
Supreme Court
Uate
Reichmann
Big Fund for McNamara Defense Hearts Labor Plan
Indianapolis June 30 Every member of a labor union in the country is to be asked to contribute 5 cents toward the defense of John J. and James B. McNamara charged with dynamiting outrages in Los Angeles. The plan, adopted by Samuel Gompers and other national labor officers, aims to raise a defense fund of 500000 this summer. McNamara stamps bearing a portrait of J J McNamara will be issued by the Federation of Labor and sold at 1 cent each, proceeds to go into the defense fund.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John J
James
McNamara
Los Angeles
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Organization
J. J. McNamara
Federation of Labor
Defense Fund
Quarantine hospital food and hygiene under scrutiny at inquiry
Benjamin Eagle, a Hoff man Island hospital orderly, testified before Special Commissioner Bulger that 150 iron cups serve 800 to 1200 immigrants, with no knives or forks and meals eaten with fingers. He described daily fare as chopped meat in thin gravy, coffee from condensed milk, bread, and eggs only weekly, with no proper fumigation or mattresses, as sick immigrants sleep on springs.
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Washington Post
New York
Hoffman Island Quarantine Hospital
Benjamin Eagle
Charles N. Bulger
Charles Dushkind
Alvah H. Doty
Eagle
Defends School Frats from Proposed Reforms
Frederick A. Johnson argues against abolishing high school fraternities in Washington, praising their role in mutual study and recreation. He cites humanitarian work by fraternal groups, dismisses claims of class prejudice, and urges continued support to maintain high standards and ambition among students.
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Public Service
National Capital
Washington
District of Columbia
Great
Magonic Fraternity
S E
California
Pacific Coast
Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Old Central
Frederick A. Johnson
Rose Terrace
Holmead Manor
Paul de Longpre, Artist, Dies in Hollywood Home
Paul de Longpre, famed painter of Sowers, died at his Hollywood residence last night after a two year struggle with illness. Born in Lyons, France, in 1855, he achieved recognition for his portraits and landscape works, influencing a generation of French and American artists.
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Res Angeles
Van
Vane
Vnu de Lorngpre
Hollywood
de Longpre
Lyons
France
GarraR Tiple Half Hose Reel and Seamless Half Hose
Classified snippet shows hosiery items including double heel seamless half hose and reel with 2% wool content. Indicates fabric blends and hosiery details, reflecting retail listing.
Jack Johnson the Bogey Man at Juvenile Court
Judge Callan substitutes for DeLacy and warns three incorrigible boys Ollie Ware, Robert Jackson, and Benjamin Harris that if they do not mend their ways Jack Johnson will whip them. The scene casts the famed boxer as a fearsome deterrent to misbehavior.
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Jack” Johnson
Thomas H. Callan
DeLacy
Jack’ Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Papa
Ollie Ware
Robert Jackson
Benjamin Harris
Bottomley Ordered to Pay 250000 Damages in Master Estate Suit
London reports Horatio W. Bottomley editor and MP was ordered to pay 250000 to the estate of R. E. Master, a Madras civil servant, in a case alleging misrepresentation in selling worthless shares. The verdict links Bottomley with Terah Hooley in major financial deals. Mrs Curtis, Master’s daughter, pursued the claim.
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London
Horatio W. Bottomley
South Hackney
Alverstone
R. E. Master
Madras
Bottomley
Curtis
Master
Terah Hooley
Cholera on the Oceana at Trieste from New York voyage
Two third class women aboard the steamer Oceana from New York developed cholera after touching at the Azores and Naples. The rest of the detained passengers at the quarantine station will be released tomorrow. Taft congratulates young Shah of Persia on his accession anniversary.
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Trieste
Austria
Oceana
New York
Azores
Naples
Mr. Taft
Shah
President Taft
Persia
Ahmed Mirza
Prof C B Randall Drowned Off Olcott Beach
Professor Charles B Randall a doctor of sciences and longtime high school teacher near Lockport New York drowned at Olcott Beach this afternoon. Though nearly 60 he swam well and stayed in deep water after others left. His clothes were found in the bathhouse and searchers failed to locate him by nightfall. He leaves a wife and daughter.
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Apedal
Lockport
Charles BR. Randall
Olcott
Dimmer
U. S. Seizes $150000 Furs from New York Firm
Imported furs valued at 150000 were seized today by customs officials in a raid on Charles Weinschecker & Co. The firm is charged with defrauding the government of duties by alleged undervaluations. The firm includes Charles and Jacob Weinschecker and Max Tamarkin, with two directors in Leipzig, none of whom are in the city per employees.
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New York
Charles Weinschecker & Co
Charles
Jacob Weinschecker
Max Tamarkin
Leipzig
Germany
Express Derailment Near Louviers Sparks Alarm
The Havre to Paris express derailed at Pont de l Arche near Louviers last night after sabotage. All cars overturned but no serious injuries among passengers. Copies of the Guerre Rociale were found near the scene. The dispatch notes rising alarm and urges the new cabinet to halt revolutionary activity and violence.
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Paris
Havre
Pont de’ Arche
Louviers
French Spy Given Six Years in Fortress at Leipsic
Capt. Lux of the French army was sentenced to six years in a fortress for espionage. He directed the French secret service at Belfort near the Alsace frontier and sought military secrets from German soldiers. He was arrested while visiting Friedrichshaven last December.
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Lux
Leipsic
Germany
Saxony
Belfort
Alsociar
Friedrichshaven
Hotel guest listings across cities and states
A fragmented OCR list records hotel guests by city and names including Raleigh residents and others in Philadelphia Pittsburgh California New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and Manila. The entry names many individuals and couples with hotel affiliations such as St James Willard and Raleigh.
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Boston
M. R. Edwards
Raleigh
H. E. Danson
St. James
Chicago
Hplten Stapark
White
Willard
New York City
W. H. Gould
L. Billmont
A. Hearst
Priladelenia B Williams
H. D. Weir
H. Willson and Wife
A. T. Collins
C. D. Joyce
A.M. Zane
R. HR. Zane
Harvard Wins Big Race Against Yale in River Regatta
The Harvard eight dominated Yale from the start, leading by two lengths at the half and extending to 12 lengths by the finish. Harvard’s coxswain urged full power to 42 strokes near the end as Atwood’s biplane circled overhead, while Yale, fatigued with 36 strokes, knew defeat.
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Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Atwood
Crimson
Navy Yard
Cambridge
Kennedy
A. Strong
New York
Redtop
Romeyn
Fireswept Tronton Ohio Wards Lumber Plant Destroyed
A blaze in Tronton Ohio destroyed Ward Lumber Company Allen's Roller Coaster Factory Tronton Tool Handle Factory and several offices. More than 2 000 000 feet of lumber perished and 500 workers faced job loss. Ward Lumber sustained the largest damage.
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Ironton
Ohio
W. G. Ward Lumber Company
Allen’s
Tronton
Ludensticker Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Ward Lumber Company
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Emilio Gogotza
AERO
Hyattsville
Dawson
Comes
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J. W. Abercrombie
Employes
du Pont
Painter
Gambier
Sues
Arthur S. Zell
Motor Company
M’namaras
Gompers
Paul de Longpre
Welee
Tee Koe
Bob Washington Clothier
Eevee Eevee Wees
Nainsook
Athletic Union
Nainangk
Poroskait Athletic Union
Percale
Tae
Brighton
York
Peer
Judge Callan
C. BR. Randall
Lockport, N
U. S
Wreckers Ditch Express
H. H. Coddington
Manila
P. B
Mark
Fa Phi
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