Nation's Natal Day Italians Share in Spirit
The Fourth of July drew double celebration in Washington as Italians joined Americans in honoring Garibaldi and the birth of the republic. Flags waved, firecrackers cracked, and patriotic services were held across parks and suburbs with readings from the Declaration of Independence and renditions of America and The Star Spangled Banner.
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President Sees Fireworks on Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt enjoyed a quiet Fourth of July at Sagamore Hill with family and friends watching a pyrotechnic display. Mrs Cartaluiga and children joined from Hempstead, Secret Service cars conveyed guests, and Secretary Cortelyou plans to return to Long Island next week while all Roosevelt children stayed home except Kermit. News notes mention a ballot promotion offering 6,000 votes with a year subscription.
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Fires and Firecracker Blasts Across Several District Blocks
Firemen battled multiple blazes caused by exploding fireworks yesterday. A blaze near 231 MATLAB north west damaged a ramshackle structure and awning, while another fire at 3s N street northwest damaged a home. A store awning at 16 F street and the Seventh street residences suffered coating damage, with several fires traced to fireworks. A Washington Barracks blaze at 31 o'clock caused by crackers incurred losses. At 481 Pennsylvania avenue an awning collapsed from a blast. Detective work pursued the mystery of who lit the large cracker at 231 Matred north west. In addition a fatal apoplexy claimed carpenter Willan J. Davies at 210 P street northwest early today.
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Cracker Explosions Hurt Several Children in City Streets
A rash of firecracker accidents left many children injured. Robert Murray, twelve, from Northwest, suffered severe facial and limb injuries. Joseph Hall, ten, was badly hurt after a wagon collision and skull fracture. Others, including Nick Bobby and Hawin Hurd, sustained burns and facial injuries from explosions. Hospitals treated all, with some sent home after care.
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Fourth Garibaldi Day Held With Italian Honor
A private conference and public celebration marked Garibaldi Day with guests Francesco Barbagni and B Constantini, veterans who fought with Garibaldi. Prof Alberico Molinori and Prof C M Cortesi spoke on Garibaldi and Italy, and Dr Rubino, Myre Hadden, Laborwitz, and Mrs E Cohen participated. A mandolin ensemble performed a musical program before a feast.
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Nice
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Washington
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E. Cohen
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G. Carducci
Chinese Bowery Fireworks Celebration Attracts Thousands
Denizens of Chinatown held a lavish New Year pyrotechnic display along the Bowery on Pennsylvania Avenue between Third and Four-and-a-half streets. About fifteen thousand spectators gathered as Tuck Cheong Kim Unt Tule Lung and Hong Fong Low led the festivities. Police under Lieut. Hodges and Sergt. Conlon maintained order, reporting no serious incidents aside from one arrest for firing a cracker at a spectator. The crowd was noted as unusually orderly despite some jamming on car tracks.
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More Celebration Urged by Local Army and Navy Union Garrisons
Representatives of the Army and Navy Union garrisons held a patriotic meeting on the Juvenile Court lawn in Washington. Col. Robert Aiten presided. speeches by T E Lee and J Walter Mitchell praised Independence Day. A plan for broader Fourth of July observance emerged amid talks of the National Corps biennial convention, with twenty seven local votes and Andy Burt named as national commander.
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J Walter Mitchell
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Ighoice
Free Show In Southwest Brightens Holiday Night
Southeast Washmak youngsters enjoyed a patriotic fireworks display in front of 100 Fourth Street Southeast funded by Frank K. Raymond. The event, a longstanding village tradition, drew many families who stayed for over an hour of entertainment before being treated to ice cream and cakes by Mrs Raymond and Miss Reymond.
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Plight of the Drummer Federation Holds First Kansas City Meet
The American Federation of Travelers convened in Kansas City to launch its first annual convention. President DW Richmond delivered remarks defending travelers from coercive charges and tips, protesting increased costs and unfair railroad practices. He cited conductors who mistreat travelers who pay cash fares and return fares ignored by drivers.
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Army and Navy Officers' Hidden Pay Increase Exposed
An 1900s War and Navy department order reveals indirect pay raises for army navy marine corps and Revenue Cutter Service officers through increased quarters allowances heating and light costs. Congress largely concealed the changes and debates over equalizing pay, with benefits skewed toward higher ranking officers on detached duty.
Garibaldi Centenary Marred by Mob Parade in Rome
A mob estimated at 0,000 marched through Rome in Garibaldi centenary celebrations, forcing open shops and clashing with anti clerical groups. Red shirted followers shouted anti pope and anti priest slogans as police protected landmarks and troops surrounded the Vatican. The crowd dispersed after a political speech by Signor Barullal, amid high tension and anti Austrian sentiments.
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Garibaldi Pantheon Celebrated on 100th Birthday in New York
New York marked the 100th birthday of Italian National Leader Garibaldi with a parade and the dedication of the Garibaldi pantheon at Clifton Staten Island. Delegations nationwide attended as the pantheon housed Garibaldi’s home and relics. A veterans’ delegation famous for catching with Garibaldi joined the procession.
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Theft scare at Chicago Cal bga subtreasury sparks alarm
Chicago reports a new security scare at Uncle Sam’s Cal bga subtreasury after a bag of 3,000 six hundred one dollar bills was found on the floor in a cage following hours. Officials say the incident suggests another large money loss could occur undetected despite the new safeguards.
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Woman Fatally Struck by Auto After Alighting from Streetcar
In Indianapolis on July 4, Carrie Willinson, 53, was killed when she alighted from a streetcar at College Avenue and stepped into a racing automobile. The driver was arrested as a racing car pursuit was reported following the streetcar incident.
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Government pays for officer quarters heat and light
The article details a new allowance structure for officers occupying government quarters from September to April, and a reduced rate for August. It lists monthly limits for lighting and heat by rank, notes that the totals vary by rank, and discusses the difficulty of tallying exact beneficiaries among officers on detached duty in Washington. It also lists the numbers of officers eligible in the Army Navy Marine Corps and Revenue Cutter Service, and anticipates criticism of the allowance when Congress reconvenes.
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Magruder Arrest at Glen Echo Sparks 30 Day Jail Threat
Glen Echo Fourth of July incident ends with Barrett Magruder and Barrett colliding during a wandering evangelist text dispute. Marshal Collins arrests Magruder after a scuffle while Mayor Garrett fines him $10. Magruder threats to stay, but Collins takes him to Rockville jail. Rumors of assault prove unfounded as Magruder remains in custody.
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Arrest Italian Coiner in Atlantic City Secret Service Arrest
United States Secret Service officials arrest Bartholo mew Rouello of Philadelphia here for passing counterfeit silver dollars. Rouello, known to agents as a noted Italian counterfeiter, has prior arrests and once escaped a Philadelphia hearing. Thirteen counterfeit dollars were found on him during the July Fourth capture in the excursion-house district.
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Philadelphia
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Justice Stafford May Raise Bond In Contempt Case
Edwin S Holmes Jr faces possible retrial on conspiracy and a second grave charge after a hung jury. Holmes’ bond of 10000 was renewed post verdict as prosecutors seek higher bail. Attorneys vow to oppose any raise, while supporters promise ready funds and pressure to bring others to city for trial.
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Minister's wife sues over slander in La Porte
Mrs J W Hamilton of La Porte sues Mrs Nellie Frank of La Porte for seven dollars and costs in a slander case. The couple are tied to Lucas church circles with the Hamiltons running a dressmaking and Sunday school operation. The suit alleges a suggestive postcard showing Adam and Eve was sent with Mrs Frank’s name. The petition cites three counts and possible sensational church copycat actions.
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Beheaded Italian found near Mount Airy identified
Philadelphia July 4 identification ties the decapitated body found along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks to Nichola Cur Hale of 51 Oak Street New York. Police report knife burial and postmortem bullet wound. case linked to Italian community and missing-grade since June 1.
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Boy shoots father during family quarrel in South Carolina
A troubled domestic incident in Columbia ends when a son shoots his father in the presence of the mother who had tried to intervene. The boy's action followed the father striking him and the mother attempting to calm the scene. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Weather forecast snapshot from The Warrington Post July
Weather conditions report from The Warrington Post notes generally fair conditions nationwide with scattered showers in the East and parts of the South. Winds shift from southerly to easterly along the Lower Lakes and Atlantic coast, with cooler temps in the Northwest and Central Rockies. Special river bulletin and city temperatures are included for July with forecasts across multiple regions.
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