District Delegates Back From Baltimore Convention
District delegates returned home disappointed over Clark's loss for the Democratic nomination but pledged to back Wilson. John F Costello named new national committeeman. delegates will confer with Wilson supporters and press for his nomination while defending civil service platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
John F Costello
Edwin A. Newman
New National Committee
Seagit
N. Dee
Gow Wilson
Tim
Toyota Flake Clark
Walter
Praker
Clark Andorks
Irov Witaan
Mr Castello
George Kitlean
Laference
Walter J. Coatetla
Robert Ko Mattiragty
John Colpoys
J. 8
Kinshy-Sroth
TV Blammond
John Miller
J J Moore
C R Newesh
Hammond
Miller
T. H. Pickford
R Newman
William Jennings Bryan
Gov.Wilson
Rail defect blamed for deadly Great Northern crash near Sharon
H. W. Belnap of the Interstate Commerce Commission reports a broken S pound Bessemer steel rail, defective and severely damaged, caused the December 3 crash near Sharon North Dakota. Three killed and eighteen injured. He urges stricter rail specifications and tests to detect longitudinal seams and ensure structurally sound rails.
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Bessemer
Great Northern Reliroad
Sharon
N. Dak
H. W Belnap
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daily SCOPE on July 4 101% Aphaiion Moon Mercury Saturn
The Stara incline marks a fortunate time for perceptive needs and expression especially for youth and education. Careers and character improvement favored. beware gossip and intrigue for those lacking ambition. Travel, new ventures, and hiring are promising. households see activity in cooking and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphaiion
Mattara
Sneiter
Chengea
Convicted of Wife Murder Taken for Sentence
Amirew Gonzales, described as a negro, was found guilty of first degree murder in Cristal Coupe. The trial concluded with a sanity plea by defense attorneys Hermane and George J. Colling, while prosecutors showed Gonzales feigned mental illness. The United States Attorney and aides led the government case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amirew Gongales
Cristal
Nia
Madatine Gonzales
Anacostia
the Anderson
Attarnes
Hermane
George J
Colling
Hickling
George Truah
Balt Tmore
Gonzales
Aristeophvan
Afon Salsa
United States
Clarence BR. Wilson
Proctor
Second Call Sent Out for Health Congress Meeting
Plans for entertaining ten thousand convention visitors from 28 foreign nations and U S cities for the International Congress on Demography and Public Health are underway. Dr Creasy J Wilbur heads the task force as finance seeks funds. a second appeal is issued after poor turnout at the Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creasy J. Wilbur
Census Bureau
United States
Galliher
Vacations Begin for Poor Mothers and Children
Vacations for mothers and children of poorer sections have begun. The two Associated Charities camps, Camp Good Win in Rock Creek Park and Camp Pleasant on Lincoln Heights, housed five mothers with children and a group of women and children respectively. Nurses and volunteer workers will study conditions and plan practical winter relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
U S Land for Negro School in Wilmington NC Passes
The House approved a bill conveying land in Wilmington to the New Hanover County board of education for the erection of an industrial school for Negroes after a fiery debate. Critics warned of state control and loss of government property, but the measure, already approved by the Senate, awaits President Taft's signature.
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House
Board of Education
New Hanover County
North Carolina
Wilmington
Fowler
Inoja
North
Burke and Moore
Pennsylvania
Mann
Lester
Senate
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Navy officer dismissed after court martial at Puget Sound
Lieut. Chandler K. Jones U S M N was found guilty of cowardice conduct tending to destruction of good morals and conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and sentenced to dismissal. President Taft confirmed the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler K. Jones
U. S. MN
Navy Yard
Puget -Bound
Wash
Tafthes
Excursions At Great Falls And Chevy Chase Lake
Independence Day outings announced with crowd preparations at Great Falls with dancing moving pictures swings and a night electric illumination. Chevy Chase Lake schedules Marine Band performances after noon and evening with pavilion dancing and ample picnic and car service for families.
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Great Falls
Chevy Chase Lake
Marine Band
C. Marine Band
Original Comedy and Steamer Schedule Details for Marshall Beach
City bulletin notes steamer Charles Macaioater serving Marshall from Seventh Wharf at 10 am with daily departures from Thirty-sixth and Cheeapeats Beach. It lists trains to Chesapseke Beach Batley Lexre District One and references rapid transit connections via Electris Railway and Washington. Includes a brief review of a Bernard on stage and local bakery and hotel notes alongside mention of Summer rates and rapid transit links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Macaioater
Marshall’ Hell Teaven
Palle
Dominton Railroad
Pers Avery
Thirty-sixth
Cheeapeats Beach
Chesapseke Beach
Batley Te Lexre
Ra Iit
Heat Sickness Strikes Four At City Hospitals
Four heat prostrations were treated at Emergency and Casualty hospitals yesterday. William Hurdle of 254 Twelfth NW collapsed at Home Ice Company plant, George Kriner 81 from Soldiers' Home fainted at Ninth and EB, Henry Frock 49 of Pierce NW crumbled at 26 Eleventh Street, and Nelson Posey 6 from a new building near Union Station was overcome. all were treated and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hurdle
Boy Stabbed After Quarrel Over Bathing Spot
An exchange at a Ninth Street Northeast bathing place led to 16 year old Oxford of 18 Tenth Street Northeast being stabbed in the right arm by an unidentified African American youth. Oxford walked home, was treated at Casualty Hospital, and police pursued the assailant. His condition is described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Anex Oxford
Oxford
Tenth Street Northeast
Casualty Hospital
Clash Over Merchants Split Delayed by Chamber Directors
Heated debate over the Retail Merchants' Association separating from the Chamber of Commerce ended with the directors postponing a decision to a later meeting. M A Leese urged remaining joined, George Worthington urged withdrawal, and Maj. Richard Sylvester proposed plans to host an entertainment for an upcoming International Policy Association meeting in May 1912. Police hunt two well known colored swindlers who defrauded L Williams of 150 dollars and may be the same con artists who previously cheated Josephine Mitchell of 42 T street southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
M. A. Leese
George ¥. Worthington
Maj
Richard Sylvester
International Policy Association
Runaway horse injures two pedestrians and officer
A runaway horse hitched to a milk wagon ran west on H street intersecting Sixth. Elderly Mrs Annia M McMahon was struck and taken to Casualty Hospital with scalp and leg injuries. Policeman J W Conrad was knocked down and treated for a scalp wound at Sibley Hospital. Driver James W Brockman and owner J W Hates named. Dr W M Barton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Conrad
Sixth Precinct
North Capitol
Annia M. McMahon
Benny” Plain Avenue
Sixth
H Streets
Casualty Hospital
Conrad
Sibley Hospital
J. W. Hates
H Street
James W. Brockman
H Street. At the Corner of Sixth
McMahon
W. M. Barton
Connecticut Avenue
Confesses Chum Drowned Wilie Donaldson in River
The body of Wilie Donaldson aged 8 years was recovered near the Aqueduct bridge after two harbor police patrols. Jerry Sullivan confessed he and Donaldson swam near the Potomac Boat Club and Donaldson drowned as he could not swim. Coroner Nevitt expects an accidental death certificate.
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Wilie Donaldson
Willam A. Donaldson
Atreet
Potomac River
Nizil
Frank Reynolds
Willam Kline
Jerry Sukilivan
Prospect Avenue
Central Office
McNamee and Vermillion
Donaldson
Potomac Boat Club
Sullivan
James
Nevitt
Two Struck by Street Cars In Northeast Washington
Seven year old Catherine Bowles of 46 First Street Northeast was struck by three westbound street cars while crossing First Street and Massachusetts Avenue Northeast. She suffered scalp lacerations but no hip dislocation and is not considered serious. Miss Ele Evans of 128 Evelitt Street Northwest was struck at Nineteenth Street and Benning Road Northeast Tuesday night. She was taken to Casualty Hospital then moved to Garfield Hospital with a gash on the left forehead and a fractured hip. Police say she stood too near the track awaiting the car. Frank Muller, bricklayer of 50K Street Northwest, fell from a third story at Nineteenth and Kenyon Tuesday afternoon, badly bruised with a suspected rib fracture.
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Catherine Bowles
First Street
Mount Pieasant
Massachusetta Avenus
Ele Evans
Evelit Street
Nineteenth Street
Benning Road
Casualty Hospital
Garfield Hospital
Revere
Frank Muller
K Street
Nineteenth and Kenyon
Resta
Boys Cause Senator Brandegee Garage Damage
Police report damage to Senator Frank B. Brandegee's garage at 1571 K Street northwest after a Tuesday night incident. Investigators say youths caused the mess by breaking wine bottles and scattering contents. door reportedly unlocked. No link found to a prior residence fire, which caused substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Brandegee
K Street
Jeff
George W. Jones
Brandegee
Burns May Prove Fatal For James Kooters
James Kooters aged 19 was burned in a gas stove explosion and ensuing blaze in his room at 133 Street Northwest. He lay in Emergency Hospital with serious burns covering about one third of his body as doctors assessed his chances of recovery or death.
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James Kooters
Emergency Hospital
Hooters
Jess
Kooters
Death by Own Action Body 18 Buried
Washington V Hough who killed himself by inhaling gas and lay dead days in a room at 2007 1 street northwest was buried at Rock Creek Cemetery yesterday afternoon The note found addressed to Margaret and the baby read Good-by I wont trouble you any more His wife was ill at Providence Hospital after a serious operation The Republican League Club outing planned for July 37 will feature base ball events and speakers The Indian appropriation bill was amended to add about 4 000 000 to the 17 000 000 already approved by the House and passed the Senate
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Johnston
Emil Kuhn
Ignita
Henry L. Wart
Washington Cat Club
Lime
Woodward
Mary Lants
Health Department
Mra Janta
Washington V. Hough
Rock Creek Cemetery
Loe Cate
Hough
Margaret
Providence Hospital
Republican League
League of Republican State
Mi {Hall
Committee On Strangements
William C. Genners
Committee On
Town Starts Noisy Fourth Celebration Despite Edict
Washington Post Bureau Alexandria Virginia reports the eve of Independence Day festivities turning noisy despite a public safety edict. A large fireworks display near Harvey Millan’s home injured a child, whose thumb was amputated after a giant firecracker exploded. Independence Day events at George Washington Park include speeches by local officials and a knightly tournament with marshals and dignitaries in attendance. The Fairfax County Fair Association received a Virginia charter, with capital limits set at 500 to 8000 dollars. A “swat-the-fly” health drive planned for Monday was formalized in Mayor Paff’s office with health officer Dr EB Gorman.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Ife
Harvey
J. Millan
North Pitt Treet
Harvey Millan
Llewellyn Powell
Cameron
Washington
Park
C. C. Carlin
Robinson Moncure
Walter c. Foster
Walter T. Oliver
Fairfax County
George Washington Park
Thi City
Paff
Alexandrian Boy Scouta
R. A. Hutchinson
Manassas
Lewis H. Mychen
EB. A. Gorman
Three Gem Thefts Reported At Northwest Apartments
Mrs J B Kinnear of 1870 California Street NW reports a Veneta diamond ring worth 10 stolen from a bureau drawer. date uncertain since June 2. A pearl stickpin valued 100 stolen from Dr Marty Hyland Kerr’s Northwest apartments. A horseshoe pin with small diamonds valued 6 reported stolen from 104 H Street NW by Miss Helen H Breese yesterday.
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J.B. Kinnear
California Street
Northwest
Veneta
Marty Hyland Kerr
St Natreat
H Street
Helen H. Breese
Crab Feast Marks Florists Meeting in Washington
Florists gathered at Gude Bra Company on F Street for a crab feast hosted by Edward Swim. Speeches from Edward fohmid, Reymond Dickay, Willam F. Gude and W. H. Kinnald highlighted the event. A Washington Fidrist Club business meeting voted to join Baltimore in chartering special cars for the Society of American Florists and Horticulturists convention in Chicago in August.
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Dorters
Ying
Washington
Edward Swim
Gude_ Bra Company
F Street
Ae Wood
Edward ‘Fohmid
Reymond Dickay
Willam F. Gude
W. H. Kinnald
Fidrist Club
Baltimore
Society of American Florists and Hortiguitariste
Chicago
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Gome
Jefs F. Costello
New National Committeemar
New Jersey
Costalio
Gen. Johnston
Emanuel C. Peach
Nolay Siley Cate
Cate
Weeck
Stara
Sturt Tesay
Andrew Gonzales
Piea
U. S. Land For Negro School
C. K. Jones
Bern Aaten
City Bulletin
Lem Bernard
Bormard
Rong
fEminger
Sabelane
Murs Helmy
Rand
Savig
Jolmea” Bakery
Nove
Meciis Railway
William Hurdle
James Oxford
Ghanther
Commerce
SAT” Dewh
Boston
Faith
Animg
Chum
Boy
Willie Donaldson
Potomac
Ella Evans
Bip
Catherine Bowles Algo
Mr. Brandegee
Anheuser-Busch
Gigottie Beeee Ea
AGERE
Ikekledi
Ranghya
Incorporate Fair Association
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
Fairfax County Fair Association
Thomas R. Keith
J. C. Hunter
Franklin Williams
Dealera ‘N Blossoms
Wilk
Baltimore’ Guild
Standard Oil Company
Jersey
PSU En
Bluemont
Southern Railway
Wealingeen and Old Dominion Railway
Pennsylvania Railpaw
Street
Virginia Veuse
Sth
M Streets
36Th
Fifteenth Street
Tharp
Berkeley
Pruden
Shetter Co
BN. Cap. St. Amd
D.C
Beautiful Old
Marshall
Charles S Macalester
Mareehall Hall
C. A. Maddinan
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