Coal supply and naval coal orders questioned by Navy Department
Reports from London claimed the United States ordered Welsh steam coal but officials denied any steps taken. Philippine coal stocks run about 70 000 tons below normal, with shipments from the United States to replenish Manila stores. Balltmore and the Ocean Fenice are loading about 5 000 to 6 000 tons for Yokohama to sustain American naval vessels on northern cruises.
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Navy Department
London
United States
England
Philippines
Maniia
Balltimore
Bridely
Yokohama
Japan
Aarate
US Cruiser St Louis Heads to Pacific from Montevideo
Montevideo July 11 The United States cruiser St Louis will sail for Chile, Panama, and San Francisco. American Minister Mr O'Brien hosted a banquet honoring Commander Usher and St Louis officers with the foreign minister Dr Rome and the diplomatic corps among the notable attendees.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
United States
St. Loui
Chile
Panama
San Francisco
O'Brien
Usher
NO WAR SAYS CORBIN ON U S JAPAN TIES
Gen Corbin states war between Japan and the United States is impossible now noting Japan’s near bankruptcy and long recuperation period. He argues blame lies with some Americans and cites political timing ahead of an election. He compares populations and education to claim American advantage in intelligence.
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Japan
United States
America
Commodore Perry
Henry
Cwhin
Comrani
Treos
Far East
Cortsn
Chevy Chas Inn
Post
Corbin
Japanese Migrants Captured After Long Journey to California
Federal immigration officers intercept a group of Japanese migrants on a California station on July 1. The travelers, appearing exhausted, are believed to be part of a chain extending from the Mexican border. They are held for further processing as evidence suggests a lengthy journey across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Statio
Ingwood
Cape
Federal
Wadey
Japui Sr
R Cies
Ove Lam
PLOT IN WAR TALK BRYAN SAYS AGITATION FOSTERED
Reporter quotes William Jennings Bryan predicting agitation over war in Japan and a possible attack as Congress debates a naval buildup. Dewey reassures no plan to attack the dry dock, while officials deny rumors of a Japanese assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Palaco
Japan
United
William Jo Bryan
Dingy
Sian
Jinan
Dewey
Navy de Ratir
Glongapo
Vient Ta Marines
Boy Perishes From Sunburn On New York Boardwalk
Ailing eight year old Jimea Smith endured severe sunburn after a day at Coney Island. He lay under a boardwalk, suffered from dehydration and rheumatic pains, and was found by beachgoers in a frail condition. Doctors report extensive skin burns and fatigue, with prognosis dependent on recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimea Smith
Mintatlan
Cowes Islas West
Smith
Coney Island
Bright
Sary
Wart
Poevek
Gretal
Lotard
Polly
Yamamoto Visits New York For Luncheon With Japanese Society
Baron Yamamoto, longtime Japanese navy minister, arrived in New York and dismissed war talk as unfounded. At a luncheon hosted by the Japan Society at the Hotel Aster, he discussed friendship with American leaders, while Admiral Evans urged calm and cooperation. The party plans tours of Brooklyn yards and a Broadway schedule before a Philadelphia visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamamoto
Evans
Japaneet Society
New York
Mikaido
Washington Pan
Baron Yamamoto
Japan
Washington
Mizuban
Prince S. A. B. Foniatowski
Seut. Com
Neon Taalguchi
Robley D. Vans
Joseph Coghlan
C. H. Davis
Frederick D Grant
Stewart J. Woodford
Captsterhaus
Jacob H. Schift
H. Harriman
August Belmont
Robert W. Gould
Robert L. Gerry
Jeans N. Beligman
Frederick Kertiochen
Melville E. Stame
Robett C. Clowry
Lindsay Russell
United States
Admiral Evans
Admiral Yamamoto
Hare
Enon
Admiral Coghlan
Cathes
Contary
Evana
Navy
Gen. Woodford
Anderson
Navy Department
Burns
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Weat Twenty-third Street
East River
Fred
Connecticut
Taevishara
Ambasa4ador
Aok
Kato
Moro Byus
Oyeter Bay
Roosevelt
Liewt Henderson
Coney Island
Aki
Aoki
Elks National Convention Delegates Arrive in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia delegates from John Tener Charleroi and John Fort Camden arrive to begin balloting for grand exalted ruler. Nominations to start Tuesday morning. Edward Leech New York and John Wagner Kane, with Wexner backing, vie for grand treasurer. Ben McNulty San Antonio arrives with Dallas backing and $60,000 to support next convention. Moreland Denver says he came to eat fresh fish, dining across the Beloque Stratford garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Sebt
Grand Lodge
The
John Tener
Charleroi
John
Fort
Camden
Grand Exalted
Edward Leech
New York
John Wagner
Kaneay
Wexner
Xankas
Big Ben McNulty
San Antonio
Tex
Dallas
McNutty
Elka
Bih Moreland
Denver
Moreland
Beloque- Stratford
Elks Reunion Trip From Washington Lodge
Washington Lodge of Elks plans send 175 members to Philadelphia for the forty third annual Grand Lodge session and twenty first annual reunion. About 25 travel via Norfolk Saturday. visit Norfolk and James Town Exposition, then Batolock to New York. Philadelphia hosts reception with $1000 entertainment fund and city aid of $40,000 for a grand court of honor and lighting.
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Washington Lodge
Philadelphia
Washington Lodge of Elka
Grand Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Norfolk
Batolock
New York
Atlantic City
Elks
Philadelphia Lodge
MAY FREE MRS. CHADWICK Columbus Ohio
Thomas B. Powell attorney for Mrs Cassie L Chadwick announced plans to seek from the Attorney General an opinion on her parole eligibility under Ohio state prison rules while federal prisoners in state institutions may be subject to them Judge R W Taylor Cleveland ruled federal prisoners in state custody face parole terms Mrs Chadwick has served two years and six months and will be eligible after three years two months if the Attorney General decides she falls under parole rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas B. Powell
Cassie L. Chadwick
The
United
Chadwick
Ohio
Priven
R. W. Taylor
Federal Court
Cleveland
Mra Chidwick
Abo
Delsarte Apostle Dead in Long Beach California
Laura T. Tiedele aged sixty eight a prominent Chicago club woman died yesterday at her sister Mrs Julia A. Darling home in Long Beach California She was credited with introducing Delsarte to the United States The death notice also mentions Rev Everard Aloysius Gongaga Baron Arundel born in 1834
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Longs Beach
Cai
Laura T. Tiedele
Chicago
Julia A. Darling
Tisdale
Delsarte
United States
London
Everard Aloysius Gongaga
Baron
Museum Receives Laces and Embroideries Donation
Mrs. Clifford Barney donors valuable lace and embroidery collection to the National Museum. The fabric treasures span Venetian, Florentine, Flemish, and Oriental works. The Hall of Ethnology will house the display, including a rare ivory Italian dish and a border of mythic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Barney
National Museum
Bmounter Sweeney
Bond Sought for Mrs Bradley Health Grounds in Murder Case
Justice Wright to hear motion at 10 am to release Annie M Bradley on $10,000 bond while awaiting grand jury indictment in the Brown death case. Health experts urge immediate surgical treatment and removal to hospital. Bradley, nearly penniless, would benefit from temporary freedom for recovery. District attorney may seek precautions but expected to defer obstacle due to ill health. She is to be moved to George Washington Hospital for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Wright
District Supreme Court
Annie M. Bradley
Sendfer Brown
Bradley Formad
Robert W. Wells
George P. Hoover
Ior Hospital
Bradley
Bond Thevaston Phin
Bond
Justice Wright
Bradley Wll
George Washington Hospital
Providence Hospital
Senator Warren Cleared On Wyoming Lands Controversy
General Land Office report by Special Agents Scott and Alton finds Warren Live Stock Company legally fenced land in Wyoming under lease from the state or Union Pacific. The inquiry absolves Senator Warren of unlawfully enclosing public lands. officials say no removal of fences required.
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General Land Office
J. ©. Scott
J. B. Alton
Warren Live Stock Company
Wyoming
United States
Flel Warren
Garfield
Interior Department
Warren Livestock Company
Scott and Alton
Waren Company
State of Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad Company
General Land
Unten
Tt Mbmolutely Elecra
Werren
Support for Gen Burt Heads Local Army Navy Union Fight
Local guards of the Army and Navy Union prepare for the thirteenth biennial encampment in our city starting July 37 at 10 2 m and lasting three days. Delegates from across the United States will attend with headquarters at G A R Hall. National officers for two year terms will be elected including national commander and senior and junior vice commanders. The convention will cast twenty five votes, with most backing Gen Burt for national commander. Burt, a Civil War veteran, ascended from private to general after forty two years of service, with Indian Spanish American and Philippine War participation. A large local meeting backed Burt, and the District delegation booked parlors for the encampment. A final delegate meeting is planned for next Sunday night to arrange the reunion.
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Nd Navy Union
Army and Navy Union
Santiago
United States
G. A. R Hall
Roosevelt Garrleon
Barry
Gartleon
Guy W. Henry Garrison
David D. Porter Garrison
Briz
G. A
Barry Garrison Mitster
Gen. Burt
Hegentaalis
Former Fireman Arrested For Large Check Frauds
James Morrison, ex-fireman, was arrested by Policeman MacPherson at 18 Engine House Tuolith and 0 streets northwest on charges of felony fraud. Police say he claimed undivided wealth and possessed checks signed by him worth thousands, attempting to cash them while in custody.
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James Morrison
James
Morrison
Ire
MacPherson
India
Hlur
Tuolith Ani
Bequeathal Becomes Court Case in Local Probate
William Rader Phillips dies in Cincinnati after years as a noted shushblast and Haley's Band member. In probate, his wife Leona Phillips receives only five dollars due to estrangement. Most of the estate including valuable instruments, bank money, art, and real estate goes to his mother, Mrs. Alice Amana Phillips, named executrix.
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Leona ‘Wagcer Phillips
Wiliam Rader Philips
Phillips
Haley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mt. Phillip
Alice Amana Philips
Philiips
Mary B. Lowe
John M. Lowe
Collins Back On Job In Glen Echo Turmoil
The town of Glen Echo faces a political crisis as Mayor Garrett and Marshal Collins clash with the Attorney General Bonaparte over authority and control of Conduit Road. Collins rescinds resignation after twenty minutes reinstatement and vows to press enforcement, while Garrett contends the Bonaparte opinion lacks court support.
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War Department
Bonaparte
Gran Bebo
Marahai
Collins
Conduit
Sud
Ila
Tia
Maryland
Joe Johnum
Arthur
Newmyer
Saa Collins
Garrett
Glen Belt
Brayor Garrett
Shell Exerci
Washington
Seake
Glen Echo
Peters
Gait
Offeral
jAlso
Marshal Collins
Phildelphia
Counsil
Garrettenyana
War Department moves to seize Conduit Road control
Attorney General Bonaparte says Conduit Road is under exclusive federal jurisdiction and Glen Echo officials lack authority to interfere. Acting Secretary of War Oliver notes the White House lot analogy and hints no military patrol needed. Gov't plans test case if Glen Echo enforcements challenge federal oversight. Deputy sheriffs may patrol. Mackenzie awaits Taft guidance before action.
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War Department
Bonaparte
Glen Echo
Connecon
Secretary of
Oiiver
Conduit
White House
Isxea
Ins
Oliver
Glen Echo Officisa
Duto- Mobilieta
Mackenzie
Taft
Attenton
Spencer F. Costy
Washington Aqueduct
United States
Custon
Hdttormey Generel
Gore
Contempt for Mayor Sparks Legal Fight in Lutz Case
A Maryland legal skirmish unfolds as officials debate deputy sheriffs powers on the thoroughfare and challenge the Glen Echo charter. Attorneys Baker Douglas and Beckie seek early Montgomery County Circuit Court review of Lutz case points while contesting fines issued by Mayor Garrett. The Attorney General backs federal over local jurisdiction on the Conduit road and questions Glen Echo's charter validity. Automobuster fines prompt push to Supreme Court if needed.
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Bonaparte
G. L. Bauer
John A Lutz
Marshal Collins
Lutz
Baker
Charles A. Douglas
E. L. Beckie
Cliout Court
Montgomery County
Glen Echo
Maryland
Garrett
Vns. Supreme Court of the “United Eb
Mercury Makes 100 Mark This Summer Heat Peak
The forecast notes a hot spell this summer with temperatures reaching around 100 degrees. Mornings start warm, rising through the day as heat intensifies, followed by evening showers and light breezes offering brief relief.
Yesterday's Heat Record Sets Season High at 100 Degrees
Yesterday saw a record heat spike as the downtown thermometer hit 100 at Afleck's and 98 at the official station by 4 PM. Winds and rain cooled the day later, with 6 to 7 degrees drop by 6 PM, and forecasts suggest possible showers yet the city still faced a warm evening.
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Affleck
Einglah Aa
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Washington
Shortage halts juror payments in Police Court
Twenty six jurors who served in Judge Kirhall's court over three months cannot claim fees due to a funding shortfall. An appropriation of 3001 dollars for the year leaves 70 suspensions needed to cover outstanding vouchers, with Congress urged to boost the Police Court appropriation to at least 1000 dollars.
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Congress
Kirhall
J. ‘Elmball
Offoe
Will Mimic San Juan Fight Plans for Santiago Day
United Spanish War Veterans of the district met at G A R Hall to discuss the 160 housing encampment, a per capita tax of 1322 cents for six months ended June 3, and the July 17 Santiago Day observance at Long Park featuring a representation of the Battle of San Juan Hill. The program committee includes Department Commander J Weltce Mitchell, department adjutant William Peacock, and camp commanders, with tickets managed by the adjutant.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Santiago
Luna Park
United Spanish War Veterans of the
G. A. R. Hall
Long Park
San Juan Hill
J." Weltce Mitchell
Shairman
Wilam Peacock
Haz
San Iac Iy
Buri
Wife of Army Officer and Pension Office Worker Dies
Mrs Annie D. Wolan of 9615 Twenty-First Street died after eight brief illnesses. Born to an intellectual Irish family in San Antonio Texas she was educated in Europe and had been a reader in Washington and a Pension Office employee since 1895. She married Maj Nicholas Nolan of the regular army who served at Fort Sill. Her sister Miss Bosale Dwyer arrived in Seattle last Saturday after a three year absence in the Philippines.
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Pension Office
Annie D. Wolan
Mra. Nolan
San Antonio
Tex
Europe
Washington
Nicholas Nolan
Regular Army
Fort Sill
Ind. T
Bosale Dwyer
Bookkeeper Charged With Embezzlement at National Electric Signal
J J Schroeffel, a bookkeeper for the National Electric Signal Company in Pittsburg, was arrested at the company’s goal offices on Eighth and Water streets southwest by Detectives Evans and Hartigan. He is alleged to be 2145 short in his accounts. Schroeffel has served the firm over two years and resides on Ninth Street Southwest.
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J. J. Schroeffel
Joseph J Schroeffel
National Electric Signal Company
Pittsburg
Eighth and
Water Streets Southwest
Central Office
Evans and Hartigan
Schroeffel
Ninth Street Southwest
Weather Conditions From Washington To Western States
Long weather bulletin reports thunder snowers along the Mississippi Valley and Southeast, with warm temps in the Northwest and Central Rockies. It notes fair conditions Friday in Central valleys and variable winds from New England to the Gulf coast, plus thunderstorms possible Friday on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Data includes temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and city readings with 1pm to midnight figures.
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Dept of Anticulture
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain Region
Middle West
Northwest
Horthwat
Rocky
Afountane
Lower Lake Region
England
Middle
Avanta
Quit States
Gould
Upper
Ohio
Lower
Arkansas
North End
Missiatppani
Vitsburh
Ohio Valley
Midis Asimndle
New England
Middle Atleucic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Funeral service for Mrs Constant held at National Hotel
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at the National Hotel by Rev Donald McLeod of First Presbyterian for Helen Constant, mother of Mrs G S Schutt, wife of the hotel proprietor. After the services, the remains accompanied by Mr and Mrs Schutt were taken to Fernd for burial.
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Constant
National Hotel
Donald McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Helen &. Constant
G. S Schutt
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