Funeral Train of Admiral Jones Reaches Cherbourg
Cherbourg reports the funeral train bearing Admiral Paul Jones and 600 American sailors arriving from Paris. The body is moved to a mortuary chapel on the wharf amid French and American honors. A transfer ceremony aboard the Brooklyn is planned for noon tomorrow as the squadron sails at 6 pm for the United States.
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Paul Jones
Paris
Ine
Naval Arsenal
H J E Halmeville
Ffth
Catafalque
United States
Brooklyn
Rodgers
Chittanooga
Ceemetery
Mme Loubet
Elysee Palace
Loubet
Ambassador McCormick
Loomis
McCormick
Mme Fallieres
Senate
Houvier
M Bertneaux
Minaster
Marine
M Thomson
Chamber of Deputies
M Doumer
Slgsber
Brugere
Fourner
Porter
Slgsbee
Horace Porter
New York
Wsadur
France
Indiana Glass sues railroads over discriminatory charges
Western roads are named defendants in a petition filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by Root Glass Company of Terre Haute Indiana alleging unjust discrimination and undue prejudice in transportation charges. The glass maker says proper classification is sixth class while railroads seek fifth class. Named roads include Vandalia Evansville and Terre Haute Evansville Indiana Toll Chicago and Eastern Illinois Chicago and St Louis Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Michigan Central New York Chicago and St Louis Pere Marquette and Southern Indiana.
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Indiana Glass Company
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Root Glass Company
Cerro Haute
Ind
Vandaa
Evansville
Terre Haute
Great Britain Sees Sharp Drop In Alcohol Use
A report to the State Department from American consul Frank W Mann at Nottingham notes a long term decline in alcohol consumption in Great Britain. Beer and spirits intake fell compared with the prior fifteen years and since 1900. Outlay on alcoholic drinks in 1904 was about 83 million dollars, down roughly 27 million from 1903 and down about 83 million from 1899.
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Great Britain
State Department
Frank W Man
American Pconsul
Nottingham
England
Great Briton
Compariso
Venezuela makes salt industry a state monopoly
Venezuelan government decree effectively places the salt industry under state control with the state selling only for consumption. Norman Hutchinson reports to the State Department that the measure could disrupt business and may not be wise for the country.
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Norman Hutchinson
Aracas
State Department
Venezuela
Vonae Ana
Barry Randall Dead Prominent Architect Dies in Maryland
Barry Randall of New York son of the late Hon Alexander Randall of Annapolis died today after returning to Maryland nine months ago. He was born in Annapolis, a 3 alumnus of St Johns College Johns Hopkins and MIT, worked under Architect B H Richardson in Boston, helped build Mount St Alban Baptistry and residences in Washington Long Island and other cities. funeral tomorrow in Annapolis. He is survived by brothers Hon John Wirt Randall Blanchard Randall Burton Randall Daniel Randall and Wyatt Randall and two sisters Miss Adela Randall and Miss Katharine Randall.
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New York
Washington
Wellington Post
Baltimore
Henry Randall
Alexander Randall
Annapolis
Maryland
Randall
St. John’s Collage
Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts Institute of Technollogy
Ofice
B. HB
Hiehardson
Boston
Wash- Ay
Hay
Richmond
Tuxedo
Long Yaland
Reform
Calumet Clubs
New York City
Churchman’s Club
Af New Or
Antapor Ne
John Wirt Randall
Armapolia
Blanchard Randall
Burton Randall
Philadelphia
Daniel R Randall
Avnapolla
Wyatt Randall
Adela Randall
Katharine Randall
Dynamite wrecks Rose House in Cranberry West Virginia
An early morning dynamite attack partially destroys the Rose House hotel in Cranberry West Virginia about ten miles from the mountainside lumber town. Two guests were stunned and the building torn from its foundation, with windows shattered and the front facade ripped off. Damage estimated at around $3000.
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Cranberry
W. Va
Washington Post
Arrests in Norfolk theft case lead to Cape Charles arrest
Richard Langley, wanted on larceny charges for stealing eighteen barrels of flour from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad wharf, was arrested in Cape Charles by Detective Pettis and brought to Norfolk for a preliminary hearing. He allegedly obtained the Detroit Milling Company flour with a false bill of lading and sold it to two dealers, one fined $450 and costs.
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Norfolk
Richard Langley
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Cape Charles
Pettis
Langley
Detroit Milling Company
Costa
Negro pastor charged with forgery in Newport News
Special to The Washington ve Newport News Virginia July 7 Reverend W Chiles pastor of the Second Baptist Church a prominent local preacher was arrested on forgery charges. He was released on bond of 400 for a Police Court appearance next Wednesday. W C Lively a younger minister filed the warrant alleging Chiles aided in Livelys alleged crime.
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Washington
Newport News
W. Chiles
Negro Second Baptist Church
Chiles
Rey W.C Lively
Lively
Probe Primary Frauds Spreads Across Richmond Court
In Richmond Virginia on July 7 Jackson Wee, a recent primary election judge, faced charges for aiding an unregistered voter J. KK Culberson to vote in the primary. The fraud case will be presented to the grand jury next week as Commonwealth's Attorney Richardson orders a thorough prompt investigation to identify any guilty parties.
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Epadtal
Dod Poane
Richmond
Jackson Wee
Pollos Court
J. KK Culberson
Commonwealth
Richardson
Treasure ship Florencia found off Mull in Armada wreck tale
Tobermory divers led by James Gush report near wreck of Florencia, the Armada treasure ship, blown up by a captive chieftain after a royal defeat. Duke of Argyll confirms long hunt for gold and ingots, with wood and brass remains unearthed as digging begins offshore Mull.
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Spain
English
Washington Post
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Scotland
James Gush
Boan
Florencia
England
Beas
New World
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Tdes
Fay
Oliver
ADVERTISEMENT HIS UNDOING DETECTIVES TRACE JAPANSE JOB AD
Detectives Hartigan and Baur traced a Japanese man using a newspaper ad seeking work as a cook or valet to a Baltimore arrest on grand larceny charges. Held in Sixth precinct, he denied identity but later admitted name and denied ring theft. a pawn ticket for a $350 diamond was found on him.
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Baltmore
Central Office
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Baur
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Washington
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Hig Narme
Magoon Named Minister to Panama After Canal Zone Post
The State Department announced Charles E Magoon as Minister to Panama. Also named consuls include Benjamin Chase of Fairfield Pennsylvania at Catania Italy Thomas B Van Horne of Franklin Ohio at Rosario Argentina and Thomas Edwards of Lead South Dakota at Ciudad Juarez Mexico.
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Panama Canal Zone
Panama
State Department
Henjgmin Chase
Fairfield
Catania
Italy
Thomas B van Horne
Franklin
Ohio
Rosario
Bitten by a rattler a man near Lynchburg bitten by snake charmer tale
Special to The Washington Post reports Porter a young colored man in Lynchburg believed he was a snake charmer. He was bitten by a rattlesnake brought here in a box. He receives ammonia and strychnine as swelling and pain worsen. A yellow fever case is noted elsewhere.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
Porter
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
Jury frees Charles Lundeen from asylum after four years
Justice Ander woh of the District Supreme Court presided as a jury ruled Charles Lundeen of sound mind and ordered his discharge from the Government Hospital for the Insane. Lundeen had filed a habeas corpus petition claiming unlawful detention since being transferred to the asylum while serving as a first quartermaster in the United States Navy and discharged from the navy in July 1941.
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Charles Lundeen
Anderwoh
District Supreme Court
Government Hospital For
Lundeen
United Astates Navy
Navy
Dog Attack Near Fourth and G Street Northwest
A pedestrian was bitten by a large dog owned by Misa Mabel A Barber of 439 Street NW while walking along the sidewalk near Fourth and G Street NW yesterday. The man received treatment for injuries to both legs and the dog was taken to the pound for killing. The same report notes Edward Coyle was found guilty of larceny in Police Court and sentenced to two months in jail for stealing donated clothing while employed by the Salvation Army.
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Ride
Fourth
G. Streate
Misa Mabel A. Barber
Charles A. Beil Tha Eal
Salvation Anny
Edward Coyle
Scott
Coyle
Selvation Army
Rand Me
Negroes Fatally Wounded in Snow's Court Fight
At 1.80 o'clock this morning in Snow's court northwest two black men, Robert Wilson and Slims Hayden, were fatally stabbed in a drunken brawl. They were taken to the Emergency Hospital. James Peoples and Charles Wilson were arrested. they are seriously wounded. Keystone State Excursion: Pennsylvania Club Outing to River View with guests from Connecticut Republican Association. Prizes awarded for bowling include a silver cup and running shoes. Club officers and excursion committee named.
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Snow's Court
Robert Wilson
Slims Hayden
James Peoples
Charles Wilson
Pennsylvania
River View
Meshhera
Connecticut Republican Association
Mr. Zook
Kenny& Sons
J. B. Patterson
B. Rich
George B Gordon
Castelberg
Pennsylvania Ciwhsto
Whiley FH
Connecticut Association
Henry MM. Camp
William A. Countryman
George A. Stranahen
Pennsylvania Club
George T Parker
Bottle Struck Child by Stepmother in Trinidad Street Fight
Fourteen year old Mariah King was struck in the face with a bottle thrown by her stepmother Ly King as a quarrel with her husband James King escalated on Trinidad Street Northeast. The girl suffered possible loss of sight in the right eye after glass fragments entered the eye. Ly King was arrested and detained for a police court hearing.
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Mariah King
Ly King
Trinidad Street
Mariah
Wilson
James King
Mra King
King
Lumber Yard Burned in South End Fire Damages 200000
A large timber yard fire in the South End of Boston caused about 200000 in damage to a lumber yard wharfage and stock. The blaze raged for over half an hour, resisting the fire department. It began at Benjamin F Lamb & Co Hardwood lumber dealers at 616 Albany Street and spread to Union Coal Company wharves and yards of William Carcrosa C W Leatherbee Gumber.
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Boston
Maya
South End
Benjamin F. Lamb & Co
Albany Street
Union Coal Company
William Carcrosa Company
New York Capture of Grand Larceny Suspect
Police report Mark Kenney, wanted in the city for grand larceny, has been captured in New York. Detective Weetson will return with the prisoner today. Kenney allegedly stole about 39 from his mother on multiple occasions. A district court order requires $6,000 security for alimony in a separate maintenance case.
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Sylvester
Cinncionat
Ohio
Richard H. Garrett
Tyler
Washington
Garrett
J. W. McDonald
North Capitol Street
New York Avenue
Maj. Bylyeater
New York
Mark Kenney
Weetson
Kenney
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Josephine Walsh
John R Walsh
Walsh
Mra Walsh
D Street
Gertick
Miorsey
Albert Willers
The Late Prof Schuermann Violin Description
The article notes the violin of the late Prof Carl W Schuermann, an accomplished violinist, bearing the label Heyermiant in Nepos 169. It mentions its provenance from Nicholas Amau Cremona and a sale history linked to Dr Behwartz of Baltimore, with a claim about the rarity of genuine Amott violas and limited surviving examples.
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Carl W. Schuermann
Nicholas Amau
Cremona
Stradivarius
Guarnertia
Pricefosa
Carl W. Schuermann, Jr
Heyermiant
In Schuermann
Behwartz
Baltimore
Newvinger
Contumely for the Peacemake From the Kemp
Mr Roosevelt faces criticism over his peacemaking efforts as he pushes for relations between Russia and Japan. The attempt is met with mixed responses and negative outcomes despite continued diplomacy.
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Mr Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Gruiste Yet in Doubt Rifle Practice on Range
Doubtful if Naval Battalion will cruise this summer due to questions on district and general National Guard funds. Major Bell to select up to twenty officers and men for brigade rifle team from 18 candidates. Practice at Congres Heights July 10 to 14 with team selection July 16.
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General National Guard
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Harries
the Guard
War Department
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Congres Heightoway
Harpers Ferry
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Leonard Day
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R Sullivan
Orton
H B Hollifield
T P Hap
Tt V Walker
E McGovern
HD Norris
G@ M_ Stewart
Sergi Magrudar
Sergi WM Farrow, Jr
Illinois Marriage Law Halts Divorced Marriages July 1
Special Correspondent reports Illinois new law bars divorces within one year from remarriage. County officials dispute retroactivity while judges warn of citations and writs. some counties plan to issue licenses to those divorced within a year pending legal clarity.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Illinois
Salmon~son
Jove
Harry A Lewis
Salmonson
Salmongon
Kavanagh and
Tuley
Superior
Lewis
Mack 2Nd
Brentano
M W Thompson
Danville
Illinoi
Teley
Mountry
Thompson
Sala
University Prolems Develop Professional Activity Debate
Arthur T Hadley argues for early student professional development while preserving broad social contact. He predicts university experimentation: in large cities, shorten college courses and separate professional study. in smaller schools, preserve college integrity and integrate life preparation to strengthen American institutions and citizenship.
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Arthur T Hadley
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