Revolution Flares In Honduras As Bonilla Aims For Power
Report from Tegucigalpa says 50 rebels joined a Celba uprising while government troops hurry to quell the revolt. The Lozaya backed plan involved arms and ammunition from the steamship Utstein and aimed to topple President Davila with Bonilla poised to return to power. Washington notes Zelaya influence and seeks stable government in Central America amid widespread unrest.
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Honduras
Niaragua
State Department
Tegucigalpa
Republic
Celba
Atlantic
Bluefields
Utstein
Manuel Bemrdis
Hritash Honduras
Fi Tench
Tionduras
Davila
Zelaya
Madriz
United States
Isip
Manuel Bonia
Washington
Nicaragua
Estrada
Irias
Ze~ Jaya
Evey
Salvador
Guatemala
Central America
Costa Rica
Mexico
Barahona
Bonilla
Fernando Figueroa
Bontila
Puerto Cortez
Honduran
Ceiba
Cavila
Estrada Cabrera
Figueroa
British Honduras
Belize
Southamerica
Honilla
Luis Lazo
Buenos Aires
Senor Paredes
Joan
Legation
New York
Series of obituaries and funeral notices from 1910
July 1910 deaths announced across Washington area include William Early of 108 M Street NW buried at Arlington Cemetery after services at McKendree M E Church. Joseph Flack of Garrett Park Md dies at Garfield Hospital aged 64 with funeral plans. Rhoda Celia Fowler infant daughter of William H and Maud R Fowler buried after at home. John A Gross of 1039 Kearney Street Brookland dies aged 46 with service at home. Julia Mattingly 14 T Street NW, widow of Robert F Mattingly, sister of several. Funeral dates set for later in the week.
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M_ street
William
Sarah S
McKendree M. E
Aqington Cemetery
Flack
Garfield Hospital
Josepilp
Elizabeth Hrean Flack
Garrett Park
Fomler
Rhoda Cecelia
Willam Ho
Maud Rf
Fowler
Tuehth Street
Wacom
Gross
Kearney Street
Brookland
John al
Elizabeth Mr. Gross
Dettiy
Charles E
William F. Gross
Mattingly
Ts Street
Northwest
Julia
Robert EF. Mattingly
Ida Covington
William G Clary
M. F
Strikers Stand Firm Amid Grand Trunk Rail Stoppage
Striking conductors and trainmen reject arbitration as Ottawa seeks settlement. Grand Trunk sustains slow progress with increased suburban and freight moves while D H engineers urge neutrality. Ottawa vows temp compromise, Toronto reports congestion and few freight moves, and Island Pond unrest prompts police protection.
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Montreal
Quebec
Ottawa
Grand Trunk
The
Delaware and Hudson
Stone
Brotherhood of Engineers
Ont
MacKenzie King
Grand Trunk Rail
7 Road
Toronto
Boston
Island Pond
Monson
Massy
Grand Trunk and
Central Vermont
New England
Somerset Woolen Company
Redhoad
George H. Prouty
May Settle Labor Row Between Carpenters Groups
The Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners and the American Federation of Labor building trades section near settlement over ultimatums requiring withdrawal of members from jobs held by United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners on strike. The Central Labor Union suspension issue is debated as talks aim at reinstating the Amalgamated Society. A Building Trades Council meeting at four and half street and Pennsylvania avenue is to host a representative to help settle the dispute.
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Carpenters’ Society
A. F. of L
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and
Joinera
Building Trades Section
American Federation of Labor
Ccarpenters
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Amalgamated Society
Central Labor Union
Building Trades Council
Pennsylvania Avenue
Reverend Nathan C Brackett Dies After Long Illness
Rev Nathan C Brackett longtime president and treasurer of Storer College Harpers Ferry W Va died today at 74 after several weeks illness He is survived by his wife four children including James W Brackett chairman of Maine game and fisheries L J Brackett of Jamaica Plain News Boston Mrs Thomas E Robertson Chevy Chase Md and Mrs John Curtin Newcomer Henry Courtly Va plus two sisters Funeral set for Friday morning with Rev Dr Anthony officiating Local paper note special to The Washington Post.
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Storer College
Harpers Ferry
Washington
W. Va
Nathan C. Brackett
Hea
James W. Brackett
Maine Game and Fisheries Commission
L. J. Brackett
Jamaica Plain News
Boston
Thomas E. Robertson
Chevy Chage
John Curtin Newcomer
Henry Courtly
G. W. Wood
Lewiston
Scott Lightner
Anthony
Exhumation sought in Varina murder case
Citizens petition sherif f to exhume the body of Mrs John T Lebish found across her husband’s grave to determine cause of death via autopsy amid suspicions of foul play linked to a contested will. Also notes a Washington couple wed in Rockville Maryland.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Varina
Heprico County
M. Kemp
John T. Lebish
Machinists Plan Protest Over Navy Yard Pay Rise
Columbia Lodge of the International Association of Machinists met after rumors the Washington navy yard would not back a wage increase for machinists. A mass protest meeting is set for Sunday at 10 in the hall on Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue SE. The wage board reportedly sent the wage raise bill back to Congress, despite machinists earning less than similar public service workers such as Bureau of Engraving and Printing staff.
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Navy Yard
Columbia Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Washington Navy Yard
Third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wage Board
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
English Strike Grows as Ten Thousand Quit Uplifted
Newcastle July 20 The Northeastern Railroad strike worsened after four hours of talks failed to produce an understanding. Railroad officials proposed discussions but the men quit last night, with coal miners also idle. Freight trains halted, passenger service limited, Tyne area ships idle, and many factories shut down.
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Newcastle
England
Northeastern Railroad
Tyne
W C T U IN SESSION IN DC
The July meeting of the District of Columbia Women’s Christian Temperance Union executive committee was held in the assembly hall. Mrs. Clinton Smith presided, with Mrs. Beall leading devotion. Reports by Secretary Mrs. Benjamin Lineback and Treasurer Mrs. Charles P. Grandfield were read.
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District of Columbia Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Jeffries-Johnson
Washington
Mas. Sylvester
Stevens
Woman’s,' Christian Temperance Union
Glasgow
Scotland
SY. C. T. UL
McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Ships sailing from New York Philadelphia and other ports are listed with routes to Liverpool Hamburg Hamburg via Queenstown and Cherbourg. Vessels the Lusitania Pennsylvanie Majestic Kaiser Wilhelm II Teutonic Southampton Teutonic and Adriatic are reported to sail or dock with various itineraries and ports noted.
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New York
Bremen
Liverpool
Friesland
Philadelphia
Routhampton
Oceanic
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Lusitania
Queenstown
Pennsylvanie
Hamburg
Majestic
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Southampton
Teutonic
Maryland Man Shoots Lathe After Family Attacks
Charles Smith, enraged by two attempted assaults on his family within three days, shot and killed Hugent Lathe near Clifford Station Baltimore County. He then surrendered to Mount Winans police. Earlier, Dora Weyer, daughter of the Smiths, survived a similar attack nearby. William Kennedy is jailed at Towson awaiting charges. The mother warned the girl after the prior incident, and Mrs. Smith narrowly escaped an assailant who dragged at her in a nearby thicket.
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Baltimore
Charles Smith
Hugent Lathe
Mount Winans
William Kennedy
Towson
Te Iy
Charles W. Rigdon
Emma Young
Corcoran Street
Rigdon
Boon
Rease
Slemp Nominated Again at Virginia Republican Convention
In Abingdon Virginia Slemp was renominated for Congress at the Ninth district Republican convention with about 490 delegates present and no contest. Thomas J Muncy of Bland gave the nominating speech. Also in Huntington West Virginia Democrats nominated Rankin Wiley of Point Pleasant to oppose Representative James A Hughes who had been renominated by Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Abingdon
Bascom Slemp
Congress
Virginia
Thomas J. Muncy
Bland
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Rankin Wiley
Foint Pleasant
James A. Hughes
Repubicans
Opposes Stock Deal in Frederick Suit to Halt Sale of Shares
Financial trouble at District Concrete Company prompts stockholder Dr. George Yourtee to file for an injunction preventing Dr. P. D. Fahrney and Frank L. Stoner of Frederick from disposing of 2020 shares. Complainant alleges shares were given to Fahrney in return for credit financing the firm. The report also lists multiple obituaries and notices from Norfolk and Maryland towns.
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Washington Pont
Frederick
District Concrete Company
Washington
Alfred
George Yourtee
P. D. Fahrney
Frank L
Dr. Fahrney
Health Office Record of Twin Births and Deaths Listing
Health office register notes multiple twin births to Italian and other couples, listing 14 births with infant sexes, followed by a long death notice row. It lists names, ages, and addresses for each deceased including Hayes, Lyons, Mattingly, Crocker, Brooks, Gross, Jordan, Harris, Flack, Cap, Donovan, Bartelmes, Paggioll infant, Wood, Ell, Slaughter, Jones, Brooks, Bowen, Price, and Price ages or months where applicable. Details include Providence Hospital and Geld Hospital as locations, with several ages from newborn to 71 years and various Washington DC neighborhoods. Transcribed items include newborns named Carlo and Marlena Poggioli, and other couples with children.
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Laurance T. Hayes
D' St. Ne
William Lyons
Police
Julia Mattingly
D St Mw
James F. Crocker
11Th St
Brentwood Road
Harry L. Brooks, Jr
F St. Ne
Joan A. Gross
Kearney St
Brookland
Alice Jordan
Providence Hospital
Ella Harris
Joseph Flack
Geld Hospital
Maryforth
John W
Daily Diet Hints by Dr. Allen on meat and endurance
Dr. T J Allen notes that meat heavy diets have yielded superior physiques in savages and athletes, but modern records from marathoners walking contests show best physical work can be done without meat. He warns that incompatible food mixtures, though good individually, can be harmful when combined.
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T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Germany
England
Death threat fades as Rigdon victim worsens
Mrs. Alexander C. Young, shot by Charles W. Rigdon last Friday, has suffered a relapse and doctors fear a fatal outcome. Rigdon, a prior visitor at Mrs. Young’s 181 Corcoran Street home, died by a bullet wound shortly after.
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Young
Chicago
Charles W. Rigdon
Rigdon
English pastor’s suicide under colonial park in New York
The Rev Athel stan Hall a Cambridge-educated English pastor and London Eccentric Club member arrived eight months ago to seek a New World pastorate. Found in Colonial Park with a mouth wound and a nearby revolver, he died en route to hospital. A photo and letters referenced his solicitor in London and a friend in care of WN H Aaron. His wife identified him at the morgue and offered no motive.
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New York
Athelstan Arthur Hall
London
Colonial Park
Hall
N. H. Aaron
Moorgate Street
England
A. B. Mendelsohn
WN. H. Aaron
David Hall
San Francisco
Washingtonian Waylaid Near Spencer by Two Robbers
Columbus Shepherd of Washington DC was attacked four miles east of Spencer by two African American highwaymen who beat him unconscious and robbed him of 3200 in cash. He was found by a passerby in an unconscious state and taken to the Kesler home. Doctors report stomach injuries with possible recovery. Shepherd had been visiting relatives in Rowan County and was walking to Kesler’s home.
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Spencer
N. C
Columbus Shepherd
Washington
D. C
Shepherd
Lam Kesler
Rowan County
Kesler
Urges Irish Conference at Hibernian Meeting
Portland July 20 The biennial report of National President Cummins of the Ancient Order of Hibernians shows a rise in membership influence and finances. It calls for a national conference to unite Irish Americans and includes a mission report on Iris envoys to Ireland. Telegrams of devotion to the US flag and institutions and to the Pope were ordered to Taft and the Holy See.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Portland
Oreg
Cummins
America
Iris
Ireland
United States
Taft
Aviator in Aero Smash on Hempstead Plain
Joseph Stephenson, a novice aviator, barely escaped death when his plane rose briefly then struck ground on the left wing. The aircraft was smashed, Stephenson suffered facial cuts and a sprained ankle, and he later quipped that flying machines should be locked up as a dangerous business.
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New York
Joseph Stephenson
Hempstead Plain
Stephenson
Mineola
Lightning Hits An Aero Over Barcelona Flight Ends In Ground Crash
Ehrmann guided his aeroplane through a midair lightning strike near Barcelona on July 2. The wings burned away but the engine and carriage remained intact and Ehrmann landed unhurt amid cheers. Crowds watched as he descended through smoke and wreckage, escaping with no injuries.
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Washington Post
Barcelona
Ehrmann
Whimann
Aeroplane Woman Aims to Cross English Channel
Rheims France July 20 Mme Franck an aeroplane pilot left for Calais to cross the channel to Dover. She plans the attempted flight despite risks and will rely on favorable conditions.
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Rheims
France
Mme. Franck
Calais
English Channel
Dover
Crippen Suspect Fled Toward Spanish Frontier in France
London police doubt official Crippen confirmation but send thousands of English and French pamphlets offering rewards. In Vernet les Bains the man registered as Henri Tarbot, later fleeing to Mont-Louis then toward PuLgerda Spain with no companion woman, amid Crippen pursuit and political grandstanding.
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London
Scotland Yard
Varnet-les- Bains
France
Hawley H. Crippen
Bella Elmore
Ander
Talbot
Toe Sul
Crippen
Ethel Clara Leneve
Hilldrop Crescent
Spain
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Vernet-les-Bains
Henri Tarbot
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Glash
New Orleans
Bel- Higetentse
Tiondura F
Fresutent Davila
Tiaimran
Stupakut Davila
Casa Ins
Zlavi
Cieba
Mnate Paquirer
Pittaburg Dispatch
Liorna
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Fusfral
St Oe
Midern Chapel
Lincoln
Thos
S. Sergeon
RS Cain
A. Costello
Hostapet
Frank Geier
Chapel
W.R Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A Speare
Mgr
Geo. P. Zurhorst
J William Lee
Pennsylvania
John
Wright Counera
Walt
Bous M
Sherwood
Cascade
To-Kalon Wine Co
Fourteenth St. N. W
King
Vermont
N. C. Brackett
Ase
Rockville
Elizabeth L. Larkin
Joseph T. F. Schneider
W. D. Keene
Southern Methodist Church
Myster
Ira G. Rawn
Chicago, Indianapolis and
Louisville Railroad
Slemp
Alvah H. Martin
Norfolk
Bettie Martin
Willoughby Beach
Irving F. Wixon
Lillian B. Maton
HW. Allen Grimt
Joseph L. Merkle
Florence Troyer
Baltimore County
the Rey
J. al. Little
Owen T. Hall
Orle &. Ryan
George A. Milley
John A.mcneckle
Jennie M. Rogera
W. F. Schmitt
Everettt Hague
Nettle R. Heath
Chesterfield County
J. M. Jatthe
Wilhelm Kiltz
Teresa Sebefmar
J. M. Little
James A Taylor
Anna A. Bee
Lancaster
Health Office Record
Carlo
Marlena Poggioli
Rhesa H
Annie E. Sones
Franklin M
Nettle Frazier
Edmund L
Beatrice C. Haley
Michael J
Jule E. Ryan
Millard F
Ida £. Smith
Charles HM
Helen I. Maddox
James T
Helen E. Schiesser
Richard and
Lillie M. Gatton
Wiliam J
Beuhler Conk
Onto
Mary E. Laws
William H
Catherine C. Cash
John and
Maggie Belford
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Rigdow
Rev
A. A. Hall
New York Park
Washingtonian
Spencer, N. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gettysburg
District of Columbia
Maryland
Union Station
Camp Grounds
Gettyubure
J. R. Swoop
Geo. W. Boyd
Aero Smash
Machine
Ville Franche
Mont-Louis
Pyrenees
Perpignan
Pulgcerda
Supreme Court
Bell Telephone
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
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