Arrest action over speed case sparks civil suit in Glen Echo
John A. Luis fined $50 for alleged speeding. He announces a civil action for damages against Mayor Garrett and a local official, claiming false arrest and imprisonment. The suit seeks heavy damages over the recent police seizure and alleged high handed conduct.
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Death Toll Mounts From Fourth of July Across Nation
Reports from correspondents describe a spike in fatalities and injuries linked to Independence Day celebrations. Preliminary tallies show 45 dead and about 2,640 injured, with regional losses intensifying fire and accident dangers.
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Chicago
Tee Uhlenge
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Brent
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Capes
Opposition to Erection of Stable Near Pumping Station
The North Washington Aftens Association gathered to argue against building a stable behind the pumping station. Willan P. Armstrong reported discussions with Commissioners who asked for a stable for thirty horses within two blocks, kept sanitary. John Emory objected. the association urged opposing any stable site, and Armstrong secured a resolution to oppose the project.
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Hornite
North Washington
John Emory Ais
Mir Armstrong
Actor accused of robbery in Edgewater case
One man believed to be Jonn K Atehay or Iy Sthlenger was arrested on Thursday night in New Jersey and identifed by authorities. The actor, playing a detective in the Fighting Tet company, allegedly focused his efforts on housebreaking Detective Rob Tentett of the central office, making four pleadings. A bench warrant was requested and sent to Captain io of the Edgewater police. Naval complications hindered bringing the man here. McKay faces charges of entering the offices of five local dentists and stealing gold fillings.
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British steamer Monarch sails to load coal for government
In Maryland at port cov v ver, the British matip Monarch loads coal for the United States government. It is expected to sail any day with between 6300 and 7000 tons. Six other steamships are under charter to load coal here for Pacific points.
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Rockefeller Papers Served In Quiet Massachusetts Scene
Deputy United States Marshal Charles L. Pink describes serving papers on John D. Rockefeller at Forest Hill in North Adams Massachusetts. Pink says he had no prior arrangement and may have encountered Rockefeller by chance. he notes the afternoon call followed an earlier tense morning episode and that long distance calls were busy during the visit.
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Standard OH Company
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Prentee
Mr. Rockefeller
Burns to Death in Buggy at Auburn Nebraska
Mios Fern Adams, daughter of Amos J Adams, a prominent Auburn citizen, burned to death when embers from a nearby fire ignited her lingerie waist while she sat in an open buggy watching flames. Spectators froze in fear and failed to assist before she was enveloped in flames.
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Balisburs
Importers Protest Against U S Germany Trade Pact
Special to The Washington Post New York July 6 Importers Association with New York headquarters joins other bodies in opposing the commercial agreement with Germany A memorial to President Roosevelt condemns export price and market value terms The protest refers to direct importers and warns of undervaluation stagnation and unfair German advantages The memorial seeks action from Secretary Cortelyou and calls for stronger customs and administrative law on the books
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Washington Post
New York
Textile Importers’ Association
National Association of Manufacturers
American Wine Growers’ Association
United States
Germany
William A Prendermast
Roosevelt
Struck by Lightning in Crown Point Rail Yard
Brakeman Neff was struck by lightning while switching cars in Crown Point Indiana. His shoe was torn from his foot and his clothes and keys melted. his body burned from neck to toes. After hours of apparent death doctors say he may revive and likely survive the shock.
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Wealthy physician dies after public ridicule in Altoona
Dr H K Hoy a wealthy physician and backer of cobbler John Ellimore's acid burning claim, died by swallowing carbolic acid. Once famed in homeopathy, he faced relentless ridicule from friends and nationwide critics, failed to sleep, and died in his bathroom. He left a fortune of about 2500 dollars, with a wife and married daughter surviving.
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Tidal Wave at Chicago Rocks Lakefront Dredges Shore
A dramatic tidal wave from Lake Michigan surged over the North shore at daybreak, eight feet high before retreating. Lakeview residents watched in fear as water rose from Devon to Berwyn avenues, tearing boats from moorings and sending vessels sailing back into the lake.
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Tillman duel fabrication hit in Jackson crowd
A false Eastern rundown claimed Senator Tillman challenged Senator Dolliver to a duel in Jackson. Tillman spoke Wednesday and left for the South before Dolliver arrived. Dolliver had criticized Tillman for lawbreaking and violence. The report misstates events and was dismissed as pure fabrication.
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Iowa
Governor Hanley Denies Drinking at Roosevelt Visit Dinner
The Washington Post reports Gov. Hanley of Indiana, amid a law and order drive a two year campaign against saloons, did not partake of cocktails at Vice President Fairbanks's dinner during President Roosevelt's visit. He allegedly pushed the Manhattan to Mayor Bookwalter, who accepted, and later offered half to Addison C. Harris. Harris smiled and accepted, while the governor is said not to have touched the cherry.
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Roosevelt
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Austria
Harris
Submarine Damaged at Cherbourg Under Test
A French four hundred ton submarine named The Rules suffered serious damage from water ingress during a test in Cherbourg on July 6. A water-filled hatch and an open valve submerged the vessel while operators inside rushed to stop leaks. No lives were lost. costly electric gear was ruined.
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Death by Own Action At Deadwood Home
The Washington Past Deadwood, D. C. reports the mining firm Iatevertivent Mining Company saw Henderson die by own action at his home near Deadwood after a quarrel with his wife. He seized dynamite, carried it up a hillside and blew himself up in view of his spouse. The incident followed a Wednesday payday.
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Iatevertivent Mining Company
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The Human Soul and a Mount Vernon scientist
A Brookline Eagle report discusses Dr Duncan MacDougall, a Mount Vernon physician, arguing that the human soul can be photographed at death. It outlines his systematic weighing experiments showing a measurable weight loss at death, and notes observers including Dr John Hyslop and comparisons to Darwin.
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Charles Darwin
Dar- Win
Rest for the Stomach and Its Benefits in Convalescence
An 19th century medical treatise by Dr W Ewart argues for longer intervals between meals to rest the digestive and nervous systems. It notes improved nutrition and recovery after typhoid and fever, compares meal quality between laborers and the unemployed, and endorses a disciplined diet with rest to curb overeating and stimulant use.
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London
The Dread of Overworked Stomachs and Modern Dining
A critical lament on excessive labor and meals. The text argues stomach strain from extended work hours and late dining shortens life, urging physiological rest and moderation. It highlights shifting meal times, extra afternoon fare, and tea, and cautions that scarce digestion opportunities threaten workers.
Mummies of Antinoe Unearthed Through Patient Excavation
The article narrates M Gayet's find of Antinoe tombs in Thebes with mummies swathed in linen, papyrus armor, and ornate masks. It contrasts Egyptian funerary art with Graeco Roman practices and notes Christian symbols appearing alongside pagan emblems.
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They Do that Too From the Houston Post
A fragmentary quote from the Houston Post speaks in mock folk tone about rich men and their supposed judgment. It contrasts this with claims they rob the poor and would do better robbing each other. Also noted is a Houston Poet line about a girl’s heartbreak and a remark about schoolgirls coping with broken hearts.
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Situa tion Wanted Ad Offers Free Washington Post Service
A fragment urges readers to place a Situation Wanted advertisement in The Washington Post. It promises busy business readers will see competent help and notes the service is free to the advertiser, inviting in-person drop-ins to insert the ad.
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