Rites For Royal Pair Absent as Vienna Mourns Archduke
Reports from Vienna describe funeral services for Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess Sophie at the Hofburg chapel. Emperor Francis Joseph and heir Archduke Charles Joseph attended, with diplomats and high officials present. Children prayed beside silver coffins, wax candles burned, and a brief service led by Cardinal Prince Pärt and two bishops followed by a later prayers by the Archduke’s children beside the coffins.
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Vienna
Cardinal Pifft
Emperor Francia Joseph
Charles Francis Joseph
Archduke Francia Ferdinand
Duchess of
Hohenberg
Hofburg
Broperor Francia Joseph
Trefburg
Corps of
Kettlemen-at-arms
Prince Pat
Chotek
Duen
Ehofburg
Sofe
Max
Ernst
Norwegian Songs Added to Margaret Wilson Repertoire
Madison July 3 Norwegian music adds to Miss Margaret Wilson repertoire daughter of the President. During a visit to Madison she bought a Norway music album and expressed delight in meridian to sing them. She intends to include the songs in future performances.
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Madison
Wis
Margaret Wilson
Wilson
Sony
Wison
Arsonettes Burn Mansion Bally menech near Holywood
An arson attack by suffragettes destroyed Bally menech the fine mansion near Holywood. The residence of Sir Henry Linen mayor and MP, the house contained priceless art treasures, all lost. The militants claim victory though the mansion’s owner escaped. Lawn Party Tendered Florists guests attend Florista Club event at 3800 New Hampshire Avenue with about thirty five members from Baltimore. Vaudeville numbers and a lecture aid the W F Smith memorial project.
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Belfast
Ireland
Ballymenech
Holywood
Tallymenoch
Henry Linen
Helfant
Florista’ Club
Washington
W. F. Gudery Theaday
New Hampshire Avenue
Florista and Gardeners’ Club
Baltimore
Richard Vincent, de
White Marsh
Scotland
W.F Smith
Excursions to Marshall Hall on Fourth of July weekend
Marshall Hall hosts patriotic band concerts by Krawier's Military Band and family amusements. Sailings of the Charles Macalester depart from Seventh Street Wharf at 10 am 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm with Mount Vernon and Colonial Beach stops. The St Johns steamer offers afternoon and Sunday return trips with moonlight sails and a large pavilion over the water for dancing.
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Marshall Hall
Potomac River
Krawier
Charles Macalester
Seventh Street
Mount Vernon
Washington
Colonial Beach
St. Johns
St Johns
Army and Navy Changes of the Day as Told in Orders
Col Charles M Truitt and officers detailed in orders announce transfers and postings across posts. Brigades and regiments, including First, Twelfth, Twenty-seventh, and Third Field Artillery, shift commands. Fort McDowell and Fort Logan receive new leaders. many officers depart for recruiting duties or reassignment, with travel to San Francisco and ship departures planned for October 1914.
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Charles M. Truitt
Maloleon Mt. Riley
Twelfth Infantry
Charles A. Walker, Jr
Ordnance Department
Fred W. Fitts
Nineteenth Infantry
George K. McCunnegle
First Infantry
Fort McDowell
Cal
Wilagtam Lassiter
Lagelter
Orst Infantry
Bia
Robert N. Getty
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Geeral
Fort Logan
Cole
George W. van Deusen
Field Artillery
van Deusen
Third Field Artilery
Daniel L.howell
Infantry
Charles G. Treat
Third Feld Artillery
Platt
Feld Artillery
Third Bold Artillery
William 4
Bertsch
Third Infantry
Quartermaster Corps
Eifect
Henry T. Ferguson
Quartermaster Corp
Uant Cornr
San Francisco
Herbert J. Brees
First Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Prostad
George Tf. Estes
Twentieth
Mulfantry
West Point
United Snited Miliary’ Academy
Louis R. Dice
Coast Artillery Corps
Jud Company
Coast Artilery Corps
Gene
Fort. Slocum
New York City
Richard ©. Croxton
Robert PL Classburn
Dice
Mer
Lockard
Siill
Western Department
Clarence FB
Western
Fifth Cavalry
Seventh Cave
Edward Calvert
Franklin GC. Kearne
Kearns
Eighth Cavalry
Seattle
Wash
Charles D. Rogers
Eleventh Cavalry
Charles B. Stone
Vlieving Fay
Jerome Clark
Baventennth Infantry
William J. Lisle
Quartermaster ‘Corp
Wextern Department
San Francisto
Foivt Liew
Rufus FP
Maddux
Coast Artillery Sorps
Philippiano
United States
Adjutant General of the Army
Edwin P. Thompson
Twenty- Fourth Infantry
Fifteenth Infantry
Chins
Robert J. Binford
Utah Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Henry R. Weston
Philippine Department
Franz A. Doniat
Walter 2
Whavgr
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Walker B. Hodson
Fom
Eighth Infantry
Grent. Wisaver
Hiz
Hobson
Jregimental
Eich
Archibald F. Commibkey
Guy. Norvell
Eighth
Cleron
Fifteenth’ Infantry
Eugena Lantsche Jr
Earnest M. Areve
Twenty-third Infantry
Fineenth
Barton K. Yount
Twenty-seventh
Pifteanth
Bex
Jamin P. Castle
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Robert G. Ualdwell
Ernest L. Pell
Everett N. Bowman
Fourth Infantry
Robert F. Boyers
Fisih
Oscar W. Griswold
Eighteenth Inantry
Jobepa
Leonard
Robert H. Dunlop
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Thirteenth Infantry
Emil F. Reinhardt
Eighthnfentry
William A. Beach
Mantle
Naval Officers Retired and Vessel Movements Highlight Navy Notices
The Navy announces numerous retirements effective June 1914 to July 1924 for many officers including Rear Admiral Southerland and Captains Gibbons Kellogg Leonard Hill Evans and Patton. Also listed are transfers to retired lists, detachments to commands, and numerous ship movements among Milwaukee Mare Island San Diego Norfolk and Havana with vessels ordered to various yards and duties.
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Southerland
General Board
Homn
R. F. Nicholson
Navy Department
J. H. Gibbons
Utah
F. W. Kellogg
North Carolina
Homie
J.C. Leonard
Ist
Virginia
F. K. Hill
Army War College
G.R. Evans
Nebraska
H. A Bisfham
R. Pollock
Vermont
Tome
LV. G. Omais
Michigan
Milwaukee
Quatele
Nera
Mare Island
Marblehead
San Diego
Tallahasee
Norfolk
Seturn
San Francisco
Castine
Santn Domingo
Smoly Naval Militia
Cgoni
Idla De'hazon
Dubsque
Navy Yard
Nortemouth
N. H
Resnick Navy
Acti
Slavers Arrested After Widow's Tale Sparks Raids
Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs. D N Hansom, a 29 year old Bridgeport widow, testified of a white slave ring. Seven men and two women were arrested on $10,000 bonds as police raided multiple Soho and Port Chester locations. Four young girls rescued are material witnesses. The story links to letters showing plans to traffic women to New York and New England resorts.
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Washington Post
New York
Delia Wealy Tansom
Bridgeport
Gibbs
Bronx
Hannom
Hast 16Th Street
Hansom
Martin
Albert Carson
Brook Avenue
Carson
National Woman Suffrage Letter to President Critiques White House Visit
Anita Howard Shaw of the National Woman Suffrage Association forwards a letter to the President via the Congressional Union headquarters. The letter repudiates the White House audience last Tuesday and deplores actions that mar dignity and patriotism in the suffrage campaign while seeking presidential support for a broader democracy.
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Association For Visit
Congressional Union
Mare
Dre .Anna Howard, Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage ‘Association
Washington
Congressiohal Committee
White House
Acta
United States
Anita Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage Association
New Suffragist Tactics Push House Rules Action
A North Carolina delegation from the Congressional Union urged Rep Pau of North Carolina to convene a House rules committee meeting to report House resolution 514 on suffrage. The committee chairman Henry was absent in Texas, and Pou said Democrats oppose a meeting before August 1 despite two hundred Democrats backing one. He would align with three Democrats to call it. Delegates included Mrs J C Mosher Salisbury, Mrs Lilian Fant Raleigh, Miss Mildred Koone New Bern, Meg Minnie E Brooke Beaufort, and Miss Virginia J Arnold Waynesville.
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Carolina
Congressional Union
Pau
North Carolina
Henry
Rules Committee
Texas
Pou
House Rules Committee
House
Pow
J. C. Mosher
Salisbury
Lilian Fant
Raleigh
Mildred Koone
Newbern
Minnie E. Brooke
Beaufort
Virginia J., Arnold
Waynesville
Midshipmen Leave Naples for Gibraltar
Naples Italy July 3 The American squadron led by battleships Missouri, Tennessee, and Idaho sails for Gibraltar with Naval Academy cadets aboard.
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Annapolis
Gibraltar
Naples
Italy
Americanquadron
Missouri
Tinois
Idaho
Naval Academy At
Mystery suit filed in common pleas court in Philadelphia
The Washingtonn Past reports 2888 D. M. Stewart v. Lat Whelen Biddle damages. Plaintiff Stewart acts for himself with offices at 26 North Seventh Street and residence at 1951 North Twentieth Street. Defendant Mrs Craig Biddle, society figure of Philadelphia and Newport, sister of Mrs Robert Goelet, known as the beautiful Whelen alsters. Details withheld pending filing of claim next week or midweek.
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Philadelphia
Tuly
Common Pleas Court
Hague
Woman District Chief: Mary Lillis Takes Sherman Post
For the first time in District government history a woman, Miss Mary Lillis, is placed in temporary charge of the weights measures and markets department as J H Sherman departs on a ten day inspection trip. Lillis has spent sixteen years in the office and was chosen for her familiarity with all details of the work.
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Mary Lillis
J. H. Sherman
John H.’. Sherman
Lillis
Sherman
North Atlantic
Cleveland Doctor Urges Love Over Eugenics in Sex Hygiene Talk
Dr J Richay Horner of the Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College told the American Institute of Homeopathy bureau of planetary science on July 2 in Atlantic City that the race needs less eugenics and more love. He presented a paper on sex hygiene highlighting humane approaches.
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Cleveland
Atlantic City
N. J
J. Richay Horner
Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College
Bureau of Planitary Science
American Institute of Hamennathy
Notable British statesman Joseph Chamberlain dies at 78
London mourns as Joseph Chamberlain died at his London home at age 78 with wife Mrs Mary Endicott and son Austen by his side. A pioneer of tariff reform and vigorous opponent of Irish home rule, Chamberlain had become an invalid after a paralytic stroke seven years earlier.
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Massachusetts
Austen
End
Ireland
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Mrs. Chamberlain
Austen Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
Horner
Birmingham
W. C. Brécott
Cleveland
House of Commons
Gladstone
Lberal-Unionist Party
South Africa
University College
Joseph Chamber
Jain
Board of Trade
America
Glagstone
Liberal Party
Liberal-Unionist Party
Chamberlain
United States
Seine High Commission
Mary Endiscott
William C. Endicott
Britten Proposes Bill To Abolish Plucking Board
Illinois Representative Fred A. Britten Republican of Til nois a naval committee member denounces the navy retiring law calling it a failure He urges action on a self introduced bill from last May to abolish the plucking board and retire the least efficient officers He cites Secretary Daniels remark that fifteen officers retired were efficient and says Uncle Sam pays nearly 64000 extra yearly for their idle time The measure targets retirement based on efficiency records in the Navy Department.
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Daniela
Fred A. Britten
Tilnois
Naval Committee of the House
Lst
Britten
Sam
Brittenvili
Navy Department
Licensed to Marry Names in Blurred Notices Across Cities
A garbled list of couple names and ages appears in a marriage license notice, including Charles Campbell and Mebel Williams in one pairing and others from Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, and Charlottesville. The fragmentary text mentions clergymen and multiple couples with varying ages and locales.
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Charles A. Campbell
Mebel W. Williams
the Rey
J.H. Durham
Roster C. Bayly
Markham
Virginia
Carter
Washington
D.C
Ray
Whitmore
Charter W. Brus
Laie B. Connor
Baltimore
T. Nicholas
William A. Chandier
Washington, D. C
Gladys M."lamprey
Philadelphia
Bar
Y. Howlets
James W. Grant
Gertrude Golling
Camden
Small
Charlottesville
Mattia M. Siblih
Promt
W. J. McKenney
Floyd E. Way
Beesie Martic
Richmond
M. Chambers
Aleasider Jenner
Eva Bortnick
M. Backer
William Bo Btokley
Amanda A. Rutor
W. Almendrizer
Winthop Hy Kellogg
St. Georges
Gertrude.e. Dempssy
New York City
W. J. Carroll
James B. Young
Mary V. Antrim
Mantes
J. S. Montgomery
Clarence J. Cunningham
Jennie Carter
BE. Williams
Bertrand F. Ling
Evelyn T. Richman
Deaths Reported In Local Hospitals And Homes
A list of deaths including Theodore Kessler 58 at Government Hospital and Sarah E. Tavenner 90 of 3137 Osborn NW. Other names include George W. Burrows 1041 Chambers Pl NW Martha Fry 72 Garfield Hospital Octavia Haddaway 59 7801 Ga Ave NW Rowena Lampkins 38 4329 Polk St Kenilworth DC and Preston Jackson 5 at Government Hospital for the Ye anness George.
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Theodore Kessler
Government Hospital
George W. Burrows
Sarah E. Tavenner
Goff A Hall
Louis A. Schlosser
Marthe Fry
Garfield Hospital
Octavia
Lillian Baker
Foster
Susie Sones
Lulu Green
Washington Asylum Hospital
Rowena N
Lampkins
Polk St
Kenilworth
D.C
Preston Jackson
George
Mowers
Jone Crawford
Dofrent
Births Reported In Local Family Records List
Birth notices list numerous families with newborn girls and boys including Thompson, Silverman, Souen, Baldy, Powell, Nieholan, Lolmbach, Kirk, Humphries, Forsythe, Dugworth, Connell, Cook, Oathbey, Bailey, Burgs, Taliaferro, and others. Names, couples, and infant genders appear in compact notices from a community births column.
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Robert and
Julia
A Thompson
Jacob
Bessie Silverman
Max
Lena
Saqk
Bright R
Blandis H. Souen
James J
Nels L. Baldy
Harbert G
Edna
Powell
Harry H
Sadie
Nieholan
Itl
Adar
Grace
Lolmbach
Wilkin T
Lucinds Kirk
May H. Burgs
Caarier
Minnie A. Taliaferro
John
Hera D. Dane
Chartesend Moffa Dixon
George
Sophronia
Burge
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