Jury Indicts Runyan in Windsor Trust Robbery Plot
Windsor Trust officials say a teller and a woman coordinated the planned heist. Police identify an accomplice known as the Old Gazabo and search for a man described by Mrs Carter in connection with the Lenderloin case and the July 8 robbery.
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Windsor Trust Company
Lieve
Carter
Cherter
Bo Runyon
Windsor Trust
Grand Giry
Grand Treen
Tatura Garter
Runyan
Grand Jury
Maine
Nepilis
Tenderlon
Windsor
F Onan
Wee
Flerry
Nile
Twain Sails Saturday Amid Missing Regalia Mystery
Mark Twain’s England visit continues with a weekend sail and high honors. He dined with an Times associate manager and will lunch with Sir Benjamin in London, as curious crowds ask about the missing royal jewels. His lawyers advise silence amid inquiries from friends and strangers.
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London
Mark Tyla
England
the Times
House of Gimmons
Benjamin Ftom
Arthur Balfour
Mark
Ascot
Lettus
Bevin
Commie Lanse
Funeral and Undertaker Listings From Early Washington Firms
A fragmented 19th century directory snippet lists THOS R NALLEY & SON, HARVEY'S SONS, SP EARE, JOHN M MITCHELL'S SON, and THOS S SERGEON as undertakers and embalmers with street addresses such as 040 F Street NW and Eleventh Street. The text mentions telephone numbers, rates, and general service notices, reflecting a local merchants directory snapshot.
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Thos R Nalley & Son
TMP al Sirectors
BMG Almfra ‘Telephone East
RF Harvey's Sons
North St
Speare
John M Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Naurheart
Thos S Sergeon
Embezzler's Companion and Hiding Place In Court
Police target a man linked to a city headquarters by a woman in a locket. They seek the man pictured and the old gaz who watched the Tombs while a visitor came yesterday. A wife remains shocked, denying knowledge of stolen funds as she contends no proof ties her to crimes.
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Reagan
Gazalo
Carter
Cat
Sale of Rare Books at Sotheby’s Auction
An auction in Rome organized by Sotheby’s featured rare works from the Duke of Altemp rumoyed collection. Key items included a sixteenth or seventeenth century Homer on vellum and a 15th century Raoul Le Ferres La Racquel des Histoires selling for substantial sums, with notable bids for Aristotelian volumes and a first edition Italian work.
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Tandon
Altemp
Rome
Sothebs
Quavnteh
Hite Qurteh
Raoul Leferres
Ward
Tondon
Eames
Inglumve
Aristotle
Morocco
Saurates
Cate
Morocco Offers Aid in Release Talks for Gen. Sir Harry
Reports from the Moros informants claim Moorsman authorities offer full cooperation to secure the release of General Sir Harry Mictow, commander of the Sultan’s forces, captured near Rilsuh. British diplomatic efforts and French legations seek a united approach to free Gen. Machean as he withdraws with prisoners.
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MacLean Tanger
Cald
Harry
Mictow
Guirl
Rilsuh
Ralsuh
Oban
Machean
Gen Brelian
Hague Tribunal Plan Builds sympathy for Korea and peace
International Peace Club votes sympathy with Korea after reports of Japanese cruelties in Korea. Delegates discuss a permanent court of arbitration at The Hague and a blockade framework modeled on the U.S. Supreme Court, while urging restraint and justice.
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International Peace Club
Korea
Congress
Hague
M Nelidom
Spa
Ita
Tyong Chi
Karewa
International Peace Club of
Stead
Bertha von Suttner
United States
Wine growers inflamed as unrest spreads in Paria
Reports from the South of France say discontent grows over a new wine fraud law and a supplementary measure. Thirty suspected conspirators have been arrested, the Narbonne prefecture was burned, and mayors plan to resign until arrests are released and troops withdrawn.
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Paria
France
Stuation Lhere
Agein
Partiament
Narbonne
Doubts Over Corsair Customs Search Reach Paris
Telegraphic and postal contracts pour in from all parts of the counters. Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke left Mere for London and doubts reports of Italian customs examination of the yacht Corsair at Vente. JP Morgan, in Porta, may be involved. Morgan would pay high prices for art but Italian authorities doubt smuggling. The return of the Ascoll Cope would ease suspicions.
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Paris
Caspar Purdon Clarke
London
JP Morgan
Porta
Corsair
Vente
Meigans
Purdon
Italy
Morgan
German Drive for French Friendship Gains Government Backing
In Bern in July the German government shows favor toward improved France Germany relations. A parliamentary speech by French Foreign Minister Maichun Ue is cited as evidence of growing sentiment. A Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung note echoed the friendly tone and mutual understandings while preserving ententes and rights.
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Bern
Bererat
France
Germany
Maichun
Charber of Deputies
Parla
Nord Deutaghe Allegemeine Zeitung
Governor Fatally Wounded in Nganking Blockade Incident
A subdirector of police shot at Governor of Kganhwel during a certificate distribution at the police school in Nganking. Several rounds fired left the governor dead and caused injuries to others. The assailant was captured and severely wounded on the scene. authorities claim the attacker belonged to an active revolutionary group.
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Hankow Way
Kganhwel
Feenhwel
Jon
Annie Besant Elected President of Theosophical Society
Annie Besant has been elected president of the Theosophical Society succeeding the late Henry Steel Olcott who died in February. Besant plans a tour of the United States and other countries before returning to the society’s headquarters in India.
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Tondon
Annie Besant
Theosopical Society
Lnte
Henry Steele Oleott
Lodi
Irish Tenants Bill Passed in Commons by 315 to ?
Secretary Burrell introduced the measure in Parliament on June 27 and warned of poor conditions in the west of Ireland. The evicted tenant bill moved to a second reading with a large majority amid a gloomy portrayal of eviction harms.
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Burrell
Green Isle
London
House of Commons
Reland Burrell
Trelana
Edward Starts for Ireland Exposition Visit July 8
King Edward and Queen Alexandra journey to Ireland for a royal visit in July. The royal yacht clears Holyhead port en route to Kingston with plans to spend time in Bangor and Dublin. The trip marks a second ascension era journey and includes university foundation visits.
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King
Wil
Dublin Tord
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Ieland
Bangor
University Oforth Wales
Holyhead
Kingston
Dobiin
Ennilton
Health Office Records Deaths and Local Notices
Health office records list multiple deaths and local notices across Washington area. Entries mention names such as Hannah Li Margaret Mrbenna Willan Wheeter and George E Welch with ages and addresses near Capitol Hill Anacostia and Canal Washington Barracks. Other items reference Jefferson and Volta Place locations and dated notes in July 1913.
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Neon
Honors Prof Burgess King of Saxony Seeks Lecture Visit
Prof John V Burgess receives a rare honor as the Saxon minister of education travels from Dresden to Leipzig to attend his lecture at the university. Burgess plans a holiday at Wilhelmshöhe near Cassel before a September trip to the United States and a visit to Prussia for a final farewell dinner with colleagues. Chamberlain Celebrates Birthday in Birmingham Highbury Estate marked by family gathering as he turns seventy one.
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King of Saxony
Miniater
Amencar Bertin
John V Burgess
Dresden
Leipsig
Prof Burgess
Shere
Burgess
Wilhelmshohe
Cassel
United States
Pralin
Vind Frindd
Chamberlain
Birmingham
England
Joseph Chamberlain
Highbury
Birwingham
Wadsworths Firm Apportionment The Issue
Legislature in extraordinary session debates apportionment with Speaker Wadsworth facing opposition over Livingston and Steuben counties in a 4th district. Governor Hughes’ censure message discussed as possible rebuke to Speaker Wadsworth and Senator Tully amid lurid rumors of a Kelsey case reopening.
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Stemben
Hughes
Wadsworth
Kelsey Cane
Washington Port
T Lew Tong
Wadaworth
Butte
Livingston
Steuben
Rial
Jovernoy
Wadsa
Ontence
Saya
Tullyn
Saa
Assembly
el City
Livingston County
Tingston County
Raines
Kelsey
Obius
Jealous husband shoots lover at bluff near Knoxville
Laward McNew shot and killed Macklin, his wife’s alleged lover, at a bluff south of Knoxville after pursuing the couple from Fouche Street. McNew surrendered at the courthouse. bail set at 6000 dollars as a magistrate ruled him justified in the fatal shooting.
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Aacktin
Laward McNew
Tatlers
Jutirells Bluff
Tennessee
Shy
Fouche Street
Mack
Macllin
McNew
Macklin
Brachlin
MuNew
Mynatt
Longworths In The West Plan Quiet Westbound Visit
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth are due in San Francisco en route to Hawaii, traveling privately to avoid publicity. They left Cincinnati two weeks ago, spent time in Yellowstone, and will meet friends discreetly upon arrival.
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Franchar
Nicholas Longworth
San Francisco
Hawaii
Loneworths
Emperor William II and King Edward VII book reviewed
A Washington Post special cable reports on Rudolf Marlin’s new book predicting war from German expansion. The work argues King Edward VII directs British foreign policy and suggests Britain and the United States share common interests, angling for closer ties amid fear of Germany.
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Germany
Persian Gulf
England
Washington Post
Bertin
William II
Edward VII
Rudolf Marlin
Great Britain
Edward
United States
Quiet Situation in Salvador Amid Regional Tensions
A State Department report from San Salvador notes calm in the country, while a Moissant American is jailed on conspiracy charges. Washington sources say the Nicaraguan gunboat Momotombo is assembling a Pacific expedition against Salvador, and the US cruiser Milwaukee has reached El Salvador to safeguard interests.
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Minster Merry
San Salvador
Washington
Nicaragua
Momotombo
Pacific
Salador
United States
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Central America
Ls Umon
Salvador
Gould divorce case: McCall grants strike of scandalous pleas
Justice McCall granted Delancey Nicolls motion to strike paragraphs alleging Howard Gould kept relations with women of bad character and interfered with the plaintiff’s mail. He also removed a claim about spying and harassment tolls though he refused to strike a central paragraph describing sustained surveillance as not irrelevant.
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Washington Fost
New York
Supreme Court
McCall
Delancey Nicol
Howard Gould
Gould
Nicolls
Maurice Matey
Port Wash
Eston Tong Island
Matey
Reed
Grant Not Yet a Candidate Arrives in St Louis for Tour
St Louis hosts July S Jusse Grant son of Gen TL Grant and H Ghilders, formerly in charge of the Democratic National Committee speakers, arriving from New York to set up at the Southern Hotel. Grant says he is not a candidate yet and will decide after his tour, hinting at tariff revision and trust regulation.
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St Louis
Jusse R Grant
New York
TL. & Grant
H Ghilders
Department of Speakers
Democratic National Committee
Southern Hotel
Grant
Aliike
Reaent
Fairbanks to Speak at Victory Monument Unveiling
Vice President Fairbanks will deliver the address at the unveiling of the Victory monument commemorating the battle of Lake Erie on August 5. An elaborate program is planned with many notable visitors expected to attend.
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Perry
Bey Chuo
Fairbanks
Lake Erie
National Educational Association Opens with Peace Cry
The opening session of the annual National Educational Association convention featured calls for world peace and a strong arbitration and disarmament resolution proposed by Ohio University President Thompson. Delegates sent much of the text to the resolutions committee while noting upcoming leadership and venues. Schuyler and Mrs. Schuyler left St. Petersburg for a two month U.S. visit as St. Charles College in New Orleans burned today.
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National Educational Association
Thompson
Ohio University
Hague
E . Cooley
Chicago
Cleveland
Schuyler
Amenca
St Petersburg
Montgomery Schuyler
Cs American Embasty
St. Charles College
New Orleans
Read Coteau
Central Labor Union backs closed shop against open shop push
At a packed meeting the Central Labor Union unanimously endorsed a resolution urging member organizations to stand by the closed shop and refuse to employ nonunion men. Delegates promised solidarity and pledged to oppose open shop contracts while forming a committee to coordinate concerted action across trades.
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Central Labor Union
Lorch
de Nedrey
Employers ’Association
Washington
de Redrey
Employers Association
Master Builders Association
Toren
John H Brinkman
Sam de Nedray
Frank McKenne J G Schmidt
NC Sprague
Consadine
John J Purcell Con Winslow James I McCracken and McClelland
Buldng
John H Briakman
Swamp Root touted by Dr Kilmer in medicine offer
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims quick cures for lame back and Bright's Disease, urging readers to request a free sample bottle and visit Binghamton for more information. It warns the product is not for every condition and lists Dr Kilmer and Co as the makers.
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Ge Alchimers
Reot
Kilmer
Kilmers
Maz Alson
Eilmer
Bricklayers Will Work Pending Conference Decision
Bricklayers in the city return to work today as a conference with the Employers Association nears after a local meeting at Costello's Hall. The union seeks a deal and warned of possible renewed strikes if negotiations fail or a closed shop is imposed. The Building Trades Mechanics Council delays further action until clear steps are announced.
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Employers Association
G T Thornton
International Organizaton
Costello' S Hall
Ha L
Thornton
Ponce Master Fuilders Association Veterday Ta Ty
Mark Ander
Corditione
Che Mar Te Builders Tis Saad
International Board 14
Wun Sharks
Waa St Local Sa
Mechanics Council
Duke selects house site near Seventy eighth street in New York
Special From New York reports James B Duke of the tobacco trust is likely to buy the estate at the northeast corner of Seventy eighth Street owned by Henry H Cook for about 331 600 00. Duke and Mrs Inman of Atlanta plan a lavish social life and have considered other mansions, including the James Henry Smith residence at Fifth Avenue and Thirty Sixth Street, but the Duke house is expected to be about ten blocks farther north.
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New York
Ffth
James B Duke
Tobacco Trust
Wiliam Inman
Alanta
Seventy Eighth Street
Henry H Cook Thorce
Martage
Duke
Inman la
James Henry Smth
Tham © Whitney
Fifth Avenue
Lkely
Farth ¢ Marth
Smugglers Nabbed After Landing Immigrants in Jersey City
Police halted a smuggling plot on a steamship bound for New York. George Lireh of Edgewater was taken into custody in Jersey City for violating immigration laws after allegedly landing seven immigrants ashore without ship officers’ knowledge. Officers saw the men land near Morris Street and arrest took place as they returned to the vessel. The detainees said each paid Lireh seven pounds for ashore delivery. They were sent back to the ship.
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Washion Post
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Tring
Emugele
Tirlek
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