Cape Haitien Revolt Rages as Yacht Shields Americans
Cape Haitien falls to revolutionists with civilians fleeing aboard the yacht American. US gunboat Petrel and other warships move to protect American lives and property as rumors of bombardment loom. A blockade is proclaimed while relief and defense plans unfold amid rapid political upheaval.
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Cape Haitien
Americana
United States
Petrel
Evans R. Dick
New York
Straon
Fort Iaberte
Port Au Prince
Antolne Simon
Port of Gonaives Captured by Revolutionists
The port of Gonaives is reported captured and isolated by revolutionists. The State Department has issued a mandate to the Faith government to prevent bombardment of unfortified towns in Nicaragua and Honduras where foreign interests may be endangered.
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Gonaives
Nicaragua
Honduras
State Department
Government of
Haiti Claims Armed Yacht Dig Sails to Haiti
Washington Post special report from New York notes the Dig steam yacht arrived at Cape Hatten tied to a claimed sale to Haiti. Haitian consul general Louis Durand says Haiti purchased the American, now bound with ammunition, after earlier sale by Grace Watt Thomas to Evans R Dick for 58,000 and reportedly resold for 255,000.
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Washington Post
New York
Cape Hatten
Gen Castro
Louis Durand
Haiti
Mr. Durand
Grace Watt Thomas
Evans R Dick
House restaurant chief ousted amid dairy lunch plan
W J Coffin resigns as manager of the House restaurant amid complaints of high prices and political influence. The House committee on public buildings and grounds, led by Morris Sheppard, will replace Coffin with R M Marty and introduce a dairy lunch to aid employees earning moderate salaries. Coffin calls the move politically prejudiced and warns of party lines affecting operations.
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House Committee On
W. J Coffin
Morris Sheppard
My. Coffin
R M Marty
Ninth Street
Coffin
Sheppard
Representative Ashbrook
Representative Towner
Ashbrook
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Austin
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Dary
Capitol
Als
Congress
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House
Clark
Committee On Public Buildings
Propose 20000 fund for Boston aviator Atwood
Washington businessmen press to raise a 20000 purse to reimburse Harry N Atwood for his Boston to Washington flight and to fund a public exhibition in Potomac Park tomorrow. Atwood plans a spectacular flight over the city with loops spirals and possible city-wide cover pending weather.
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Harry N. Atwood
Boston
Atwood
Potomac Park
A. 5. Grant 3d
Polo Field
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Washington Aero Club
Post
The
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C. A. M. Wells
C. C. Mayer
Co. P. Zantzinger
J. Wesley Bovee
Atlantic City
Charles K. Hamilton
Washington Monument
Wikh
Taft
Aero Club
Chicago
New York
Chamber
Wells
Mayer
LAP-DOG BILL A LAW AIDED BY WASHINGTON AVIATION FAME
The Senate passed the Jaw dog bill allowing entry without duty for domestic pets brought into the United States by citizens temporarily abroad. Critics point to aviation costs and lack of support in Washington, while Europe funds aviation progress. A cash testimonial is proposed to honor aviator Harry Atwood for his efforts.
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House
United States
Acopae
Atwood
Boston
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Atwood
C. A
M. Wells
Mayer
GEMS TAKEN ON TRAIN IN COLORADO SPRINGS ROBBERY
Mrs H G Seymour of Kansas City slept in a berth on an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train when a thief stole a chamois bag with jewels worth 4000 dollars and 100 cash. The bag had been hidden inside her nightgown and the theft occurred without awakening her.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
H. G. Seymour
Kansas City
Assault on Eddy Doctrine Illegal Say Public Policy
A New Hampshire amendment filed in a court case to invalidate Mary Baker Eddy's will accuses Christian Science leaders of mercenary, dangerous practices. The document claims mental treatment is used to cause illness and death, alleging unlawful charitable trust arrangements and motives by Boston church directors.
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New Hampshire
George Glover
Washington Post
Concord
N. H
William E. Chandler
Superior Court
George W. Glover
Mary Baker Eddy
Henry M. Baker
Tts
Boston
Alfred Farlow
Mother Church
Mrs. Eddy
Asa Gilbert Eddy
Glover
Hermann 5. Hering
Frye
Christian Science
Guover
American women urged to learn posing for photos
Rudolph Duhrkoop of Berlin told Chicago crowds that American women do not know how to pose for photographs. He said the world would see their beauty if they learned the art, and he planned to share this message on his way to St Paul for the American Photographers Association convention.
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Chicago
Rudolph Duhrkoop
Eberlin
Germany
St. Paul
American Photographers’ Association
Arrest of former bank head in New York
David Milla, recently president of Audubon National Bank and a Broadway lender, was arrested on a Federal warrant charging misapplication of 43000 dollars. He posted 25000 dollars bail for appearance before the Federal grand jury after an DA led inquiry and directors’ vote to liquidate the bank’s affairs amid alleged fund manipulation by Mills.
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New York
David
Milla
Audubon National Bank, & A Mail
Upper Broadway
Federal Grand Jury
Wise
Mills
Strang Killed in Wisconsin Auto Tour Crash
Auto racing star Lewis Strang, 26, died near Blue River Wisconsin during the Wisconsin Automobile Association reliability run from La Crosse to Lancaster. Reports vary whether the car fell after a near collision or at slow speed when a bank gave way, sending the vehicle over an embankment. Strang had a storied career with wins in 1907 1908 and 1909 and set a speed record at Indianapolis. His associates had called him reckless on the tour and some refused to ride with him since Milwaukee departure.
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Lewis Strang
United States
Blue River
Richland Center
Wisconsin Automobile Association
Lacrosse
Lancaster
Strang
Elkwood Park
Traci
Birmingham
Ala
Nashville
Savannah
Lowell
Maas
Brighton Beach
Ormond Beach
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Wis
Light on motive in Beattie murder probe unfolds
Richmond authorities press in on the Beattie case after the murder of Mrs. H. C. Beattie Jr. on the Midlothian turnpike. Henry Clay Beattie Jr. is questioned as detectives search for motive, possible suspects, and the timeline, amid funeral details and lingering public speculation.
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Richmond
H.C. Beattie
Midlothian Turnpike
Loving
Chesterfield County
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Beattie
Nike
American Yacht Defies Haiti to Quit the House Cafe
A hazardous scene unfolds as the yacht defies Haiti and departs from the House Cafe amid investigations and public rebukes. Authors discuss the tension, with local observers noting the daring display and its fallout on policy debates.
Peers Defeat Veto Bill in Lords After Crisis Threats
The House of Lords passed the veto bill on third reading after a short debate, rejecting extremist threats to derail it. Premier Asquith may move to reject Lords amendments. the government hints at creating liberal peers if needed to ensure passage.
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London
House of Lords
Baron Stanmore
Lord Moreley
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Hatsbury
House of Commons
Asquith
Commons
Halsbury
Jusserand to Stay Here in Paris Report Denied
Foreign office states reports that Jean Jules Jusserand would retire or move after the France United States arbitration treaty signing are untrue. Extra Matinee Little Lord Fauntleroy at Columba Theater today at 2 15 p m tickets 26 cents and 5 cents.
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Paris
Foreign Office Today
Jean Jules Jusserand
Washington
France
United States
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Columba Theater
Wife Mean to Him In Extravagant Maintenance Case
The case before District Supreme Court Auditor Dent centers on Mrs. Hose Hutchins seeking more than $1,000 monthly maintenance from Stilson Hutchins of Washington. Attorney Brandenburg argues she squandered estate funds, citing $70 on wines and cocktails at Narragansett Cottage and a Paris apartment lease, while demanding $2,000 monthly. attorney Gittings counters the couple’s finances and leases, including foreign properties, and notes Mrs. Hutchins’ limited income and trustee objections. The dispute hinges on proper allowance, estate waste, and future expenditures tied to Washington real estate and mortgages.
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Hose Keeling Hutchina
Edwin C. Brandenburg
District Supreme Court
Dent
Paris
Dante
Hutchins
R. L. Keeling
Brandenburg
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