Marks Hotel Raid Describes Police Seizure and Witnesses
Police raided Marks Hotel cabaret arresting proprietor and 57 men and 3 women. Prisoners were released as witnesses while a disorderly house charge and warrants pursued. crowds watched as officers halted activities and escorted detainees to the station. Witnesses and proceedings referenced by Lt Catts and the district attorney.
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T Tech
Batos Ceuiet
Man
Liewt Cetts
Sie Suna
Hes Tultormes
James
Prominent Washington Bar Member Ends His Life
A notable Washington bar member reportedly died by suicide yesterday. The article notes prior attendance at a hotel Thursday evening, where he and companions observed patrons for over an hour. Police raided the Marks establishment as part of cases involving selling liquor to miners and a challenge to Marks liquor license under a legal debate about hotel classification.
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Washington
Jorney Laws
Pec
Calia
Duval
Emerson
Homes
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Cote
Hatch
Coffin
Colting
Mansfield and
MacDonald
Pastriot
Marks
Antisaieon League 15
Excise Board
Marks Hotel
Bottles in Pacific Worth Five Dollars
Mariners in the Pacific hunt for decorated bottles cast by a Japanese steamer to test currents. About 2,000 bottles drifted from the South Pacific toward Hawaii with a five dollar reward offered by the fish commission for returning a bottle. Within two weeks some have appeared near Honolulu and others may reach the coast.
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Speal
Washington Post
San Francisco
Pacific
Unyo Miaru
Japanese Imperial Fish
Honolulu
Fish Commission
Shipwrecked Whalers Endure Four Days at Sea
Twelve men from the whaling ship John Manta arrived in New Bedford aboard two open boats after drifting since Monday off Cape Henry. They endured four days without food or drink and two days battling sharks, forcing them to abandon a captured whale near the Virginia coast to save the crew. The men, separated from their vessel in fog, told of hardship and excitement upon return.
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New Bedford
New Bedford Mass
Seven Seas
Joh Manta
Cape Henry
Virginia
Heat Wave Kills Dozens Across Cities With High Temps
The heat wave claimed multiple deaths in Cleveland Philadelphia and New York City on July 17. Victims include an 83-year-old in Philadelphia and a 73-year-old in Cleveland. The day brought record high temperatures around 90 in several locales with limited relief expected.
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Philadelphia
Washington Post
Ohio
Alexander
Silyehnine
New York Central
Wiliam Whiteman
New York
Washington
Rebecca Robt
William Geell
Bandmaster Fanciulli Dead in German Hospital
Prof Francesco Fanciulli 62, famed bandmaster and conductor of the United States Marine Band until Sousa era, died tonight in a German Hospital of illness complications. Born 1863 in Port St Stephen Tuscany, he studied in Florence and conducted opera. He led Marine Band in Washington and composed marches, with son Jerome Fanciulli linked to newspapers and automotive interests.
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Francesco Fanciulli
United States
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Tuscany
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Tulin
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Missmanda Schile
New York
Boston
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Marine Banad
Washangton
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Fancluill
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Imost
Marne
British Ship Agenoria Crashes Into Iceberg
Montreal dispatch reports the British steamer Agenoria struck an iceberg in the Belle Isle Strait while docking at Windmill Point. The stern sank low and the bow rose as flooding compromised the vessel, with about ninety bergs noted in the fogged passage.
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Montreal
Agenoria
Windmill Point
Straits of
Thaw Seeks Divorce After Nine-Year Freedom at Atlantic City
Harry K Thaw begins divorce proceedings against Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in New York while in Atlantic City New Jersey crowds chase him as he enjoys two ocean swims and travels toward Philadelphia after a stay at a beach front hotel Newsmen report Thaw shuns then courts crowds seeks rapid action before any residence is set for legal steps and intends to depart for Pittsburgh by Monday
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Philadelphia
N. J
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Adirondack
Jack Clifford
Thaw
Panama Exposition
Amd
Beach Front
Pittsburgh
Grace Ward Guggenheim sues Guggenheims over alimony
Grace Ward Guggenheim seeks to compel Tarac Murry Solomon and Senator Simon Guggenheim to honor a 1913 agreement to pay her 42 500 and 700 a month for life, total about 100 090, alleging fraud and misrepresentation. The suit follows Illinois divorce proceedings and Chicago attorney disclosures.
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Murry
Solomon
Simon
Washington Post
New York
Grace Ward Gugachheim
William Guggenheim
Chicago
Supreme Court
Buahene
Tarac
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Ife
Navy Yard in alert over attempted access and tightened security
Reports say Guggenheim parties arranged a 100000 settlement with assurances to Mrs Guggenheim and counsel. In October 1915 Stephen S Gregory met Samuel Untermyer about divorce funds. At League Island navy yard guards on battleships and docks were doubled, marines armed, bayonets fixed, visitors barred below decks, and all gun deck entrances tightly watched amid rumors of five men’s attempted access to powder magazines.
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Chicago
Gregory, Doppenheusen
Guggenheim
Stephen S Gregory
New York
Samuel Untermyer
Willam Guggenheim
Philadelphia
League Island Navy Yard
Aulrages
Connecticut
Resolute Wins Sloop Race in Larchmont Race Week
In a westward breeze the sloop Resolute defeated Vanitie by 26 minutes 12 seconds on a 28 mile course at Larchmont Yacht Club. The Vanitie was steered by Cornelius Vanderbilt in the first race of the club’s race week.
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Larchmont
Larchmont Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Judge J. P. Bradbury Dead in Pomeroy at 77
Judge PY Bradbury former chief justice of the Ohio supreme court died at his home in Pomeroy Ohio today He was 77 years old His death closes a long career on the bench with notable service in the state judiciary.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
PY Bradbury
Ohi Supreme Court
Regular season sale boosts wearables at modest prices
Seasonally, a long standing sale offers men a chance to buy quality wearables at reduced prices. The event occurs twice yearly, with steady savings over the years, appealing to shoppers who seek value without sacrificing style.
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