Bryge in good grages speaks for the government
Acting Secretary of State Bryge defends the administration amid reports on Ambassador Bryce remarks about Oklahoma’s constitution. King Edward VII’s representative says no diplomatic incident. officials insist Bryce did not offend. Debate centers on propriety and discretion, with no inquiry under way. Weather discussed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Oklahoma
James Bryca
Edward VII
Oklahom
Robert Baeim
PPS
Wis
Itematic Corps
Count Nigra Death Tells of Italian Diplomats Loss and Europe
Count Nigra, longtime Italian diplomat and confidant of emperors and royalty, aided Empress Eugenie and served as ambassador to Saint Petersburg and Vienna. The veteran envoy, recalled by the Italian court for health reasons, died in recent months after a long career spanning 19th century European diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Pans
Pame
Constanting
Austria
Count Cour
Paris
Sarlinta
St . of Itly
Preamania
Empras
France
Pnnes
Laurier Guest of Honor Dinner in Ottawa
Tonio gay a sir witchad Laurier the bee of Canada was the guest of honor at the Tommion Dig dinner at No Canadian Cie tonight. Ministers and officials attended as the government discussed transportation rings and migration policies affecting Canada and the United States, with calls for stronger ties and peace between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonio Gay
Witchad Laurer
the Bee of Canada
Canop Hd
Roy
Nance Wother
Wilfrid
Strathcona
Can
Canada
Wrights Air Ship Rejected by U S Government
Fragmentary report suggests the Wright brothers’ airship project faced dismissal by the U S military and civilian officials. The craft allegedly could carry only a single person, occupied Wrights and staff, and was deemed unsuitable for mass use or immediate military deployment. Rumors claimed negotiations with Berlin and French authorities were contemplated but never pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDF
Semewendton
Cortina
Jly
Wright Trackers
Ohio
Ta A
Owiriwrp
Wrights
Berlin
Rorks Furry
Portuguese Prince Sails on Africa Cruise Amid Ceremonial Prep
The Portuguese prince aboard the royal ship Africa Tor 8 departs on a month long tour of Portugal's African possessions. Attired oarsmen in patterned uniforms join the royal voyage as King Brag next op ne Knowles Presents Credentials Felgrade Seri July 1 And July 2 reports.]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pablo Ty
Laben
Africa
Vasco da Game
Iran
Ivok
Thomaser
Mirtne
Capitol Police Captain Submits Annual Report
Captain J. P. Megrew presented the Capitol Police annual report for the fiscal year ending in 1907. The record notes eight advertising cases, five drunks escorted home, others sent to sleep off intoxication, five individuals in custody, and thirty six dogs with no tags captured in the Capitol grounds. Fines totaled $129, with a message praising officer conduct and requesting higher pay, plus a special tribute to Sergeant G. W. Hazen who died after 26 years in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Megrew
United States Board
J P Megrew
Capitol
United States Capitol Police Board
Cap
Sergi G W Hazer
Troy
Maxey Sentenced To Ten Years In Prison
Mrs Hate Maxey was jailed and sent to Moundside Penitentiary for ten years after a conviction tied to an illegal operation on a young girl named Claudia Parrish. She fought the verdict through an appeal to the District Court of Appeals, which declined to reverse the Criminal Court’s ruling. Meagher’s attorneys seek a pardon based on affidavits denying involvement with Maxey and Claudia Furnish, who said she had no contact with him prior to arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hate Maxey
Taaishal
W& Moundsife
Maxey
District Court of Appeals
Criminal
Claudia Parrish
Walla
Paul Meagher
Claudia Furnish
Hig
Sao
Meagher
Maya
Jaf
Kept wedding secret in Baltimore elopement
Daughter of Col Crook Wiss Annie Louise Priddy wed George Lloyd Thomas in Baltimore on June 4. The ceremony occurred at Cardinal Gibbons residence with no family notice until after. the couple planned to live with Col and Mrs Crook on Park Road until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Crook Marrie
George Lioyd Thomas
Baltimore
William H Cmokus
Mra Crook
Wiss Annie Louise Priddy
George Lioys ‘Thomas
Deisoms
Stey
Mr Thomas
Misa Crack
Cardinal Gibbons
Thomas
Col
Crook
Thomas Wil
Mra. Cyook
JS Park Road
Lorch Heads Labor Union In Central Labor Election
John H Lorch of the Stationary Engineers Laton elected president with 71 votes at the Central Labor Union semi annual election James F McHueh the incumbent vice president had 81 votes JL Rodtor nominated vice president by O T Beaumont and the secretary cast the unanimous vote for him Other officers elected include Nedray C H McChurs James W Considine Samuel Beckett Ramuel Beckett W A Somes Frank L McKenna Z Geaumont and Hespera Lnfon with re elected and new posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Lnton
John H. Lorch
Stationary Engineers
Laton
Hla Amanent
James F McHueh
Vies
John H Brinkmaan
International Organization of Carclage and Wawon Workers
Msamy
JL Rodtor
Pypographical Union
O T Beaumont
Bradford Purchases Fourteenth Street Property in D C
Jen B Bradford buys 904 96 M8 and 910 Fourteenth Street NW for about 1000 000. Property opposite Franklin Park on a 69 foot frontage, 49 feet depth, 7000 square feet front area. The four story Carlow Litchfield Hotel and adjacent houses to be remodeled for stores on first story and bachelor apartments above. Ransom Gilett of New York previously owned the parcel, Burty & Lampton represented the deal. Bradford plans extensive renovations with store occupancy and above it apartments昼
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen B Bradford
Fourteenth Street
Ber B
Bradford
Franklin Park
K Streets
Carlow
Litchfield Hotel
Ransom Gilett
New York
Burty & Lampton
Bradford Wit
Himsulf Gee
Menn
No Stopping Immigrants Under New Regulation
New immigration rules effective July 1 require steamship lines to screen travelers before passage and levy higher head taxes. Officials say the measures, aimed at filtering out undesirable foreigners, will barely reduce overall arrivals though more travelers may be sent back to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Bassin
Ellis Island
Congress
America
Watchorn
Europe
Emigration Schemes Linked to Roubaix Weavers
French courts probe emigration agencies shipping Roubaix weavers to Paterson and Lawrence Masa undercutting local mills. Six Roubaix agents and one at Tournal face proceedings as defendants claim to act only as shippassage brokers for a company. Boston and Paterson inquiries note no clear labor violation and quiet mills report silk weavers seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lawrence and Woonsocket
Paterson
Silk Milla
New Orleans Postmaster Denies Ties to Wight Firm
Thomas J Woodward of New Orleans denounces misstatements in The Post regarding his connection to the Arc of Woodward Wight Ltd. He says he sold his interest years ago, remains not connected with the firm, and did not run political aspects of the Post Office Department. He notes his long service as a postmaster since 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bilter Post
Wight
Internal Revenue
Woodward Wight & Uo Ltd
Tam
Tim
Thomas J Woodward
Mexican Rebel Found Escaped Suspect in St Louis
Antonio yiusreal, alleged Mexican revolutionist who escaped immigration officials in El Paso two or three months ago, has been located in St Louis. He remains at large and is deemed highly shrewd. deportation to Mexico is possible if arrested, as authorities weigh political versus criminal grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Yiusreal Ihe
el Paso
Tex
St Louia
Nia
Mexico
Ee Alana
Morgan May Land Place in New York Postmaster Race
Oyster Bay July 1 President Roosevelt accepted WR. Widcox resignation as New York postmaster to become chair of the new public utilities commission. Edward M. Morgan, longtime assistant postmaster, is seen as the likely successor amid a swift scramble, with Senator Parson urging a strong appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay WY
Ronsavelt
WR. Widcox
New York
Public Utilities Commission of
Laterer
Wilcox
New York Post Office
New York City
Edward M. Morgan
Herbert Parsona
Platt and
Depew
Départment
Morgan
Mir “Morgan
Department
Jovor
Interstate Commerce Commission](Southern mills rate ruling)
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in favor of the George Railroad and others, rejecting discrimination claims by Southern cotton mills versus New England mills. It found that while evidence suggested an illegal agreement to raise rates on cotton pieces, the commission would not reduce Southern rates or award reparations, stating the advance stemmed from unlawful means but not justifying a reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouty
China and Japan Trading Company
Georgee Railroad
Mies
Pacific Coast
Southern Cotton Mills
New England Mills
New Eagland Splis
Southern Mills
Comerleason
Mere Met
Ambassadors discuss Panama Colombia treaty aims in Washington
American Crowers at Aden Senor Don Enrique Cortes the Colombian Minister to this country called at the State Department yesterday to discuss the proposed treaty between Panama and Colombia. The accord covers three subjects and involves recognition of Panama as independent. negotiations include boundaries and debt arrangements. Baron Speck von Sternburg sails for New York aboard Kronprins Wilhelm July 1. The first eleven winners receive cast prize plus a ten day Jamestown Exposition trip.
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Senor
Don Enrique Cortes
State Department
Yesterting
Hacen
Panama
Colombia
Co. Ornivery
Denver
Cleverettes
Lombla
Washington
Root
London
von Jose Maria Pasos
Legation
Eurpo
Rhecke Can Co
Uae
Bertin
Baron Speck von Sternburg
United States
New York
Jamestown Exposition
Tax hurts South Carolina in federal liquor case
South Carolina challenges a federal move to collect a large penalty on dispensaries selling bulk liquor. Commissioner Capers heard Attorney Stevenson argue that the tax was misapplied while Capers countered with internal revenue authorities. A final decision on the $2300 penalty and possible repercussions remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Caraline
Palmetto
Ben Tuiman
Sam
John C Calhoun
South Carolina
John G Capers
Internal Revenue
W of Stevenson
Élspengary Commission
Capt Capers
Stevenson
No Hurry to Leave Cuba Plan Maintains Election Path
Secretary Tarr reports that the evacuation plan for Cuba remains tied to a fair election and a chosen leader. A cable to Gov Magoon in Havana confirms no change in the devolution plan and seeks guidance to Castillo on census timing and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Raft
Gov Magoon
Havana Tam
Laomhaz Castilly
Republic
Lyou
Gen Castillo
Tarr
New Army Building Near Manila Authorized for Signal Corps
Acting Secretary Oliver Tad approved spending eighty thousand dollars to construct a building for the Signal Corps at Fort William McKinley near Manila Philippines on Gen Wood’s recommendation for the Philippine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Wood
Oliver Tad
Signal Corps
Fort William McKinley
Menila
Admiral Reiter to Be Retired July Sixth
Rear Admiral George Reiter, chair man of the Nghthouse beant, will be retired on July 6 due to age. He will continue duties at the Navy Department until October. One hundred winners attend the Jamestown Exposition at the expense of The Post. Georgia postmasters may take up to five days for the State League in Atlanta August 17, with $300 in cash to be shared among early winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiter
George © Reiter
Nghthouse
Navy Department
Post
Georgia
Atlanta
Washington Chamber of Commerce Eyes 40,000 Building Plans
At the Arlington Hotel last night Washington business leaders endorsed a plan to erect a central office building costing about 40,000. The building committee reported the site could not yet be fixed due to last minute written option issues. New members were elected, and the chamber extended time for site selection, aiming for a fall decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Arlington Hotel
Washington
Charles J Bell J
Bell
Washington Chamber of Commerce Jamestown visit actions
Committees on wholesale trade would meet next Wednesday. By motion of D J Callahan the president extend to the Norfolk Board of Trade and Business Mens Association a vote of thanks for the reception given to the Washington Chamber of Commerce during its Jamestown visit. Thomas Noves moved to invite all visiting business organizations to stop over in Washington this summer. The motion passed. Harry Sciles moved to appoint a five member committee to persuade organizations to hold their annual conventions in Washington. The meeting adjourned. A My meeting of the board of directors was held yesterday afternoon at the office of the chamber 14 F street after a committee on membership session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Committee On
Chamber of Commerce
Harper
Walliam F Gude
Evans
Jamestown
Chamber 02 Commerce
Norfolk
D J Callahan
da Fa
Gapt James F Oyster
Counrties
Manberg
Deniel A
Smith Ronett
G Smith Bary
Wilkon
Ronéricke
C Eeogrman
Alan Davia
Ernest L. Thurston
Lovl
Woodbury
George W
Harlebaua
Olver
William B
Crevey
Clarence Bo Hight
Frank T Averstl
John D Gronnor
Jame A, Liebman
Kenyon
Corby Eldridge
Jordan Norton
Luchs Hornet
Suamnen
Sydney
Myron
J Jones
Albert Derry
William A
Sesterday
E Sheets
Wilton R Noxon James L
Karrick Charles
Goldsaith
Charles C
Rice Charles W
Holmes Lawrence W
Sorrell
William W Jermane Farry
C Grove
John Adiaman Jr
Horner
Angus Camaran
Albert Shaffer
R B
Johnston Frank A
Hackson
Burke
Lewis D Wilson
Fred Esaon
Beil
Harper Ke Zafé
Chapin Brown
Makze
Samuel Ross
John Flemming
W Claggett
Bell
D J Callahan Ic
Norfolk Board of Tracts and Business Mens Association
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Noves
Washington
Harry Sciles
F Street
Vast Baltimore and New York Social Register Page List
A dense OCR of names and households across major cities lists numerous individuals and couples tied to hotels and metropolitan clubs in Baltimore New York Philadelphia and other locales. The fragment mentions many familiar surnames and addresses with scattered affiliations to Willard Shoreham and metropolitan institutions, ending with contest notices on subscriptions and coupons.
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Bryge
Bacon
Flo Bald
Bryce
Count Nigra
Laurier
Wrights Air
Portugal
Carlsbad
Vienna
Cageblatt
Capitol Police
Dirs Maxey
Gul
Lorch
Labor Union
jGhief
Steamemp
Ayer
Antonio Villareal
St. Lows
Commerce Commission
Aden
Capera
Taft
Jamestown Reventon
Commerce Chamber
John L. Weaver
Norman Galt
Charles W
Chas. H.pletcher
Castoria
Ernie
Murray Street
Rome
Jai
Miss Forney van
Dorr
Metra Felton
Grant George IL
Wilkinson
Raleigh
Grive
Geyhold St. James J
Cook
Meropolitan
Homing and Wits
Ation
David
Webar
Thomas Caith
Artington
Rots
Shoreham
Acthar
Cox
Ross
Morrison Newasian
Willam E
Ren We
Boyce
Edger
Watsos
Walter Yen
Coen
Hea
Brosn Aldemom Nalsigh
Labry
T. James
Broetier
Bembey
Mg” Tuttle
Stetre Goiligh
Netan
Welsters
Hover OF
Billiger Nalloun
Peraington
Halxet
Miss Leum
Jonas Arlingtor
JC McBayne
Robert WB Billet
Cass Water
Dickshan Storsham
Chariex Crowell” Riggs
Hewkins Whuitl
Franke Drake
Abrams Arthur
Britnen
RS Teyosr
Wille H Baker
Gleaso
Geores
New Weiard
P Ming Bom Porter Trane Sullivan
Righter Agg
Van
Bersge Matson Mos
Bathes
W. M Parker
James Allee Ward
J Wart
Fielding BN Gracy Metropoltan
Douglass
Regent
Idbc
Hawley
New Wilarté Ho
J Gerand Walter Rautentack
Linsoln Mussurg
Wolcott
K. O Burger
Chariner Fed
Little Rock
California
Charles Damond Gan Prancioco
St James
Nellig L. Barley
Harelaglsanpotts
Muonber “Anderson
Lavangsane
Kansae
Gertruda E Andrews
Ema Blume Sinfold Natonel
Kentucky
Aaitle Dee Davis
Elim Dunn
Helen Dyna
Inim
St Jemee TV
Streby Lonievi Te Sational
Maine
Glovar Roowland Gt
Jamex D
MC Rogar
Felten
Lincoln i
Maryland
Nathan Oscar H
New Willard
Sarach Sedilo
Wits
Chester Moorapettian
Fes
New York State
Wheeler Surarine
Neca
Vite Hutuia
Enza
Mills
Jorvin
Jeciee
Frankfort and
Frankfort Dorfolh Raielgh AK Kesmeds Warenton Metropolliad
Winsioh
HG Mitchell New Wizard Nest Virgimila
Mi Seanborond
Madouala Ralelgh
Alf Mathorey Beckley
Sew Vilard
Msconsin
HA Norden
Sturgeon Bay
Metropolitan
Arthur Flevers
Dited States Army
FF Billote
Ghoreham
Mearns
Willard
van Duser Raleigh Jame
Pryor
Charles Hebe
Marie Ho Halt
Kellen
Vile Polit
Nyeda
Peete
Msteamera
Tagan
Baleles Cou Agena
Tealy New Wit
Sqll
W BR
Spears
Re Pubic
Wassa
Lakeside
R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Inc
Louisiana Avenue
Clorest
Daly
Luna Park
Richard
Weaver
Lincoln Beacheys
Beemine Shin
FREE_ i
Udeville
BAN Srow
U.S. Anne
Case Lake
Columbia Wafer
Hilda Spong
Columbia Theater CO
Charlotte Walker
Te Mats
Ste Belasco
Saegentangmedassromerrtty Oper
Wanston
Gaferette Park
Edwin Arden
Eve Ee
Thute & Gat
Zee
Opera Wes New National Theater
ABORN
Opera CO IW
Great Falls of the Potomac
Viagara
Ural
MUIC
Falls
S.very Wight
Farat
Noréica
Walter T Hole
Desireg
Burchell
Fulton’s
Ninth Street
N. W
Rw Spa
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