Hague denial challenges Japanese war scare claims
Aoki and Viscount Aoki reject Hague reports of Japan seeking U S satisfaction. They say no orders to threaten or wage war, and stress diplomatic calm. They confirm embassy officials deny unauthorized complaints and stress readiness to defend peaceful ties between the United States and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Viscount Ad
Hague
Ana Daciarea
Nojone
State Department
Viscount Aoki
Tohii
Alice
Aoki
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listing in Washington
A compact directory of funeral homes and embalmers with addresses on Capitol Street Northwest and Seventh Street, noting chapel services, modern crematoriums, and telephone contacts. Includes Thomas A Costello, George P Zurhorst, Hindle and Bayliss, R F Harvey's Sons, W R Speare, John M Mitchell's Son, and others with listed locations and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geier
John R Wright
Ninhe
William Lee
MPRAL
Fabalmere
St Na Malem Chapal Phone East
George P. Zurhorst
TARER
Capitol St
Hindle & Bayliss
Atgre
Nalley & Son
Fispay
Mirpctars
Embalmers
Harvey's Sons
Speare
N. W
Corring
John M Mitchell
Japanese to appeal over employment agency licenses
San Francisco July 10 an extensive report notes the refusal by police commissioners to grant employment office licenses to Japanese or other aliens. United States District Attorney Devlin has mailed the report to Attorney General Bonaparte. Indications are the Japanese will appeal to establish treaty rights. No ordinance appears to prohibit issuing licenses to aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misuse Amyanawa
Americin
Arhgal Board
San Francisco
Pacific
Japan
United States
iIn
Andi
Ben Francisco
Bonaparte
Devlin
Ucensex
Alliance for America to Remat Growing Moriace of Japan
A Petit Journal dispatch from St Petersburg reports a planned autumn meeting between Emperor Nicholas and Emperor William. It aims to develop a closer understanding among Russia Germany and the United States to counter Japan while seeking to normalize Germanys challenged international position with a broader alliance strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Japan
Parla
Petersburg
Petit Journal
Nicholas
William
United States
Hochi to Retract Interview Criticizing Navy
Tokyo July 10 Hochi plans to withdraw tomorrow an interview with Admiral Gakemoto in which he criticized American naval officers. Simultaneously Hochi will publish an anonymous expert interview praising the efficiency and gunnery of the current American navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakamoto
Tokyo
Choate Urges A Vote China Supports Americans
The Geneva peace conference notes discuss American proposals on private property at sea and the abolition of prize money. Joseph Choate defends U S rights while Belgium and others push related plans. A new bombardment protocol, protecting monuments and hospitals, is advanced by several delegations. A special committee will draft a revised convention as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Geneva
Belgium
Italy
Denmark
Brazil
Jonn W Foster
United States
China
Norway
M Bonsevis
Argentina
Joseph Choate
Count Tordelt Taty
Bartholdt Receives Peace Conference Leader in The Hague
Missouri Congressman Richard Bartholdt, president of the American group of the International Parliamentary Union, met with Peace Conference President Nelidamtsala and Prof De Martens in The Hague. Bartholdt argued his resolution spurred the conference and noted 20,000 prominent supporters representing 150,000,000 people. Nelideft contrasted U S diversity with Europe and said government actions, not the people, initiated reform and the conference would advance past its predecessor. He added many petitions to the conference came from America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Peace Congress
The
Hague
M Neliger
Prof de Martens
Richard Bartholdt
International Parlamentary Union
M. Nefidomtsala
United States
Europe
Europa
Jm.neudaft
M. Nelideft
America
Health Office Record of Obscure Deaths and Names
Fragmentary OCR list shows multiple individuals with ages and addresses, including Teresa Tomfer, Beaton Place residents and others. The snippet reads as a health office record noting names, ages, and locations with unclear context, lacking coherent narrative.
Japan Distrusts Roosevelt Policy Over Pacific Fleet Move
Washington sources report Japan irritated by Roosevelt push to mass battle ships in Pacific waters and suspecting domestic political motives. Japanese officials fear the plan could inflame tensions, aid anti government forces in Tokyo, and provoke war talk while complicating U S Japan relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oopevelt
Tokyo
New York
Roosevelt
Pacific
Aoki
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Amj
Wuz Arnold
California
Aida
Atlantic
United States
Progressive Party
Reaosevelt
San Francisco
Congress
San
Unon Congress
German ambassador Speck von Sternburg arrives in New York
The German ambassador Baron Speck von Sternburg landed today on the Kronprinz Wilhelm and appeared in excellent health. He stated he was not concerned by retirement rumors and would visit Washington before going to Dublin New Hampshire for the summer with the German embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miyaoka
Mbats
United States
Aokisala
Jate Capacty
Sceetary
Ishime
Vancouver
Seattle
San Francasco
Ack
Hanthara
Washington
New York
Yamamoto
Jameston Exposition
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Europe
Gey
Dublin
Balloon house damaged delaying Wellman Arctic Expedition
Storm at Tromsö Norway on July 4 damaged the balloon house of the Wellman Arctic Expedition. The airship was unharmed, but departure is likely delayed. The crew worked all night to save the structure while the anchor dragged. Repairs will be dispatched to Tromsø. Crew in good health, start hoped for early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Roe
Davis
IMF
Ar- Ingtor Comerry
Riordon
Mart A Riordon
Tien
Thordon Tota
St Demis
CU AE
Francia Osmond
Spitzwergen
Tromsoe
Norway
Wellman Arctic Expedition
Tromsne
Mt Wellman‘ Pacts
Congo Annexation Move Reveals Commission Plans
Hrosavia July 10 Premier de Troos told the Chamber of Deputies that following government notification of intent to propose annexation of the Congo Independent State, authorities seek immediate negotiations. Four commissioners will meet a Belgian Parliament delegation to draft a bill, with Parliament to be convened, possibly this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrosavia
de Troos
Chamber of Deputies
Congo
Papal Secretary Cardinal Merry del Val Buys Auto
In Rome on July 10, Cardinal Merry del Val, the papal secretary of state, has purchased a powerful automobile. This unexpected purchase surprises Vatican circles as it was widely believed the Pope would not countenance cardinals riding in motor cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Merry de Val
Royal Landing at Kingstown Draws Vast Crowds
Thousands gather in Kingstown to witness the royal yacht Victoria and Albert enter harbor with King Edward and Queen Alexandra aboard escorted by cruisers Black Prince and Ariadne. A morning salute greets the royals as townspeople deck streets with flags and arches. Meanwhile in Dublin and Holyhead, a crank arrested near the royal party is remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingstown
Ireland
Royal Yacht
Victoria and Albert
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Black Prince
Antrint
Toyal
Dubin
Jo—King
Alexandrs
Dublin
Holyhead
Wales
Dean
Edward
Alexandra
Anglesea
Richard Bulkeley
Ueny
Beaumaris
North Wales
Blenheim Palace
Duke of Marthorough
Jewelry Suspect Arrested As Thousands In Diamonds Sought
A well dressed woman thought to be a thief ordered jewelry to be sent to various hotels under an assumed name. She visited Tarrant & Gimnond at Maiden Lane and claimed to be the wife of a Senator, prompting police to detain her for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
New York
Maiden Lane
Manta
Repleca
Soveral Ble
Nugent
Central Office
St John and
Naséu
Timer
South Carolina
Astoria
Tniman
Kembs
Court
Abe
Weat
106Th Street
Red Cross
Nurae
Cuba
Norfolk girl Florence Schenck tells all in London and Newport tale
Florence Schenck, once Norfolk’s belle, claims she was deceived by Charley Wilson and forced into a sham marriage. She details abuse, Vanderbilt connections, a London show visit, and plans to support herself away from home. Her family refuses to welcome her back amid scandal and disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
York
Sam
Pas
Charles Wilson
Florence Schenck
Dies Schenck
Wetser
Gho
Wilton
Richmond
Miss Scherick
the Waldorf
Witean
Wilaan
Miles Scnenck
Vanderblt
Newport
Middleton
Miss Schenck
Wilson F
Wilson
Vanderbilt
London
Charley Wilson
New York
Mr Jordan
Boston
Four Hundred
Norfolk
Noy
Mita Schenck
Liner Rams Iceberg in Narrow Escape at Sea
Kronprinz Wilhelm, arriving from Bremen, collided with a massive iceberg off The Banke. Captain Richter reversed engines and ran sharply to port, sending ice sailing away as the bow crushed the berg and avoided a disaster. The ship sustained bent forward plates and stripped paint but remained afloat. crew enjoyed ice, water, and highballs amid the peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sieamehip Kronpring Wilhelm
Bremen
Banke
Richter
Licensed to Marry in Numerous Local Notices
Fragmented OCR lists multiple marriage licenses and banns across towns including Ber, VA, Wheeling, Port, with individuals such as Charice Morrie, Liltlan Paes, A Savion, Lottie McStaley, Scott, MeLatigan, McLagehin, Ellen Polsra, and John Craig. Dates and places scattered, detailing license grants and betrothal notices in a historical local notices page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charice
J Morrie
Felts
Dai
Susan CV Asm
Ber FM
Brtesal
Burges
Gullivan
Liltlan Se Paes
Har Juco
Savion Atexenger
Lottie McStaley
Rey D G. Meteod
Oncar F Scott
Julia D” Greco
Ellen Polsra
Richarion
Jokn
Fe Barbee
Mertie A. Booreit
St Bernard Commanders Win Sail to Saratoga Prize Drill
Special to The Washington Post Sertoga NX July 4 St Bernard Commanders won first prize at the Knights Templars drill at Saratoga amid 600 spectators. Columbia Commandery finished near top with five points behind St Bernard in a tight contest. The event featured emblematic figure movements, a rose tribute to sponsors, and a gala banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhington
Sertoga
St. Berman
Knights Templars
Saratoga
Columbia Commandery
Rapier
Indianapollia
Englewood
Chicmeg Thanhog
Milwaukee
District of Columbia
Columbia
Bane
Gibson Suit Rushes Divorce Custody Battle In Washington
Wealthy Chicago socialite Mrs Gibson and her husband Mr Gibson face a custody dispute over their four year old son Henry Field Gibson. Friends say money and pleasure drive the case while both families plan residence changes and social maneuvering amid ties to Mrs Page and Washington society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gissuh
Washington
Henry Field Gibson
Page
Gibson
Chicago
Mra Gibson
Maine
Gipabns
Mr Gibson
Mc Page
Henry Meld
Marshall Field
Minda
Rome
New England
Thomas Lindsay
Boston
Naval Academy Changes Despite Interim Transfer of Command
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md July 10 the Navy shifts to the new administration beginning tomorrow as Lieut Leonard R Sargent is ordered here for Capt Charles J Badger the new superintendent Admiral James H Sands will retire Thursday and Commander William Benson will take over command of midshipmen Capt Badger remains connected to the Navy Department until July 25 while Admiral Sands departs tomorrow and Benson begins the academy leadership Arthur BlackArthur Jr aide to Sands and Commander AW Grant former acting commander of midshipmen are detached on the 1th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annapolix
Naval Academy
Leonard R. Sargent
Charles J Badger
James H Sands
Navy
Willam Benson
Badger
Cordshipmen
Navy Department
Washington
Studs
Benson
Arthur BlacArthur, Jr
Sands
Grant
P Colvocoresses
Three Dead in Debris as Building Collapses in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the Bridgman Brothers plant area saw a four story annex collapse while under construction. Three men were killed one fatally injured and eighteen more injured as about thirty workers fell with the concrete. Police and contractors search for missing Italians and colored laborers. A dispute over wages and timing of bricklayer helpers contributed to the delay that left the site vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiadelphia
Khown
Bridgman Brothers Company
Fifteenth Street
Washington Avenue
Reavle
Sheet Metal and Cornice Company
Washington D. C
Jacob Smith
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Mikado
Ambresidors
Amity
Concord
Aoka
Intel_ on
Trutmen
Sao Fran
Unis
Sezent
Dha Matun
Sale
Duran
I Ora
Ain
Ackil Sud
Talo Hittay
Wits
ATLAS
Pla
Arsaka
Washington Navy Yard
Adams
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Union Aeagus
Chabon
Newark Shipbuilding Company
Crimps Ship Yard
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Jané Boston
Montreal
Willeas
Serttie Wash
Miyakawa
Geone
American Naturalization Board
Fed
Thos
Sergeon
Sucessor
Cain
Thos A
Costello
Furalmer
Gude
Alliance For America
Hochi
Choate
M Beerturt
Bartholdt
Health Office Record
Teresa Tomfer
Beaton
Blesnor
Krogger
Yaar Eytenber
Hemid
William Relph
Cole Hoey
Thor Harry
Chaconak
Raonthe
Baiey Wenaberg
St. Me
Dave
Ambas
Demesthat
Wellmar
Arcttic Expedition
Merry del Val
Senator Tillman
Mama
Father
Eute
Wilson Jessous
Pepsie
Charley
Paris
Tam
Rams Bis Iceberg
Kronpring Wilhelm
Fioe
Christie’s
Christie's
ST. Bernard Winner
Washington Knights
Victor
Uuyois
Uris
Tred Weinls
Fale
Conventan Hall
Vasuuer
Thogias
Sargent
Admiral Sands
Philadelphus
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