Girl Mashers Fined In Public Flirting Case
Balimorce July 2 police court in central district fines two men for mashing and admonishes several young women for flirting on Vasetta Street near Liberty. A policeman described the scene as conspicuous and warned offenders, while the court also fined a group of women for similar conduct.
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Balimorce
Central District Police Venetaria
Justice
Compmard
Ray Ring
Larytes
Vasetta Street
Liberty
Phex
Ras
80 More to Camp Good Will
The Leithweat ward of the Associated Charities will take a contingent of mothers and children to Camp Good Will Rock Creek Park today. The party will leave the Neighborhood House in the afternoon for a two week stay in the northern section of the city. Mothers and children will assemble at Neighborhood House at 3 PM where physicians and visiting nurses will examine each child. The vacation party will board cars and go to the park to set up tents in the open.
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Associated Charities
Camp Goodill
Im Rock
Reek Park
Washington
Corps of Physicians
Wil
Park
Opan
Divorcee Marries Peer in Quiet London Ceremony
London reports Lord Hamilton of Dal gell wed Mrs Willam Lawson, the divorced wife of Theut nl Willam A W Lawson of the Daily Telegraph lineage. Divorce decree granted January 15 and made absolute after the six month period. Kred 3 Danhiser, 18, arrives New York to visit uncle H Phillips after walking from New York. left July 15 with letter from Mayor Gaynor's secretary.
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London
Lord Hamilton of
Dalgell
Mra Willam Lawson
Mra Lawson
Theut «Nl Willam A W Lawson
D. C
Lord Burnham
Daily Telegraph
Kred
Danhiser
West One Hundred and Sixth Street
New York
H. Phillips
Ia Girard Street
Gaynor
Visits U S W Camps by Department Commander Costello
Col James F. Pettit Camp now United Spanish War Veterans at G A R Hall hosted Department Commander Jere A. Costello and staff. Last night Richard J Harden Camp No 3 welcomed an official visit with plans for the national encampment in Atlantica City on September 10. July 17 urged as Santiago day. Remarks by H B Coulter and others. Letter from Rear Admiral Sigsbee expressed regret at nonattendance. Staff accompanying Costello included J Ligon King, H C Wilson, J M Bankert, J Cassidy, R J Donnelly, H C Porter, H B Coulter, W A Dowling, Lyman J Laughton, Albert E Smith, James E Maynard, Alexander C McKelvey, and D J Leahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Pettit
United Spanish War Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Department
Jere A. Costello
Richard J. Harden
Atlantica City
Santiago
H. B. Coulter
C. D. Sigsbee
Comander Costello
J. Ligon King
H. C. Wilson
M. Bankert
John F. Cassidy
Richard J. Donnelly
H. C. Porter
William A. Dowling
Lyman J. Laughton
Albert E. Smith
James E. Maynard
Preas Committee
Alexander C. McKelvey
D. J. Leahy
Jonn J. Murphy
Garden lawn lecture sparks citywide beautification effort
F L Mulora landscape gardener from the Department of Agriculture spoke at the Rhode Island Avenue Suburban Citizens Association meeting at Sherwood Presbyterian Church. His talk offered tips for lawn and garden improvements. The Rhode Island avenue corridor from Sixteenth to Twenty-sixth streets northeast, including Sherwood East Brookland Woodridge and North Langdon, has been praised as among the finest in the city. Prizes reward the best gardens and the year’s contest drew 16 competitors.
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F. L. Mulora
Department of Agriculture
Rhode Island Avenue
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
Mulford
Sixteenth
Twenty-sixth Streets
Sherwood
East Brookland
Woodridge
North Langdon
Stair Fall Breaks Skull at Manhattan Hotel
James E. Smith, 45, inmate of the Soldiers' Home, fractured skull in a fall down a flight of steps at a Manhattan hotel on Ninth Street between F and G Streets. Found unconscious at 1:30 pm, rushed to Emergency Hospital, still unconscious this morning, with likely fatal prognosis.
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Manhattan
Ninth Street
James E. Smith
Eemergency Hospital
Smith
Advice on Baby's Care in Health Dept Bulletin
Health department bulletin warns of high infant mortality and offers guidance on feeding. It endorses breast milk when possible and recommends cow milk modified to needs as the best substitute. It stresses cleanliness, refrigeration of unadulterated milk, and hot-water washing of bottles after each use.
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The
Health Department
Grotto Wet Outing Draws 2000 Members to Beach
A joint outing by Kallipolis Grotto No 13 Mystic and the Washington Floriana Club drew over 2000 members to Chesapeake Beach despite rain. Athletic events were canceled. replacements included a suffragian band, a snake charmer, and a real strong man, providing amusement for pleasure seekers.
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Kallipolis Grotto
No. 13
Mystic
Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
Washington
Schools May Use Soft Coal To Cut District Costs
District officials test soft coal in public buildings replacing anthracite to save money. Engineers say use could reduce annual coal bills, currently about $20,000, by thousands of dollars. A soft coal furnace was installed in the Municipal building a year and a half ago, producing a noted saving of about $2.50 on this year’s coal supply.
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Omeralg
Engineer Department
Incredible Rain Driven National Guard Rifle Meet Begins
In heavy rain at Congress Heights T B Harris of Company D First Separate Battalion wins the Carmody medal with a perfect drive for the first stage. F A Davis of Second Infantry follows, while McFaydon wins the enlisted men match and McLennan trophy goes to Martin and Lowell. Team scores seed Seagirt, N J next month as Mosher match and Harris long range events loom today under Maj. Thomas S. King supervision.
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T. B. Harris
Carmody
District National Guard
Congress Heights
F. A. Davis
Second Infantry
Sergt. T. Rt MecFaydon
First Infantry
McLennan
F. C. Martin
P. T D. Lowell
McFarden
Sniffin
Rees
Atkinson
Gerber
McGreth
Gibson
Martin
Wade
Barrows
Miler
Dodine
Payne
Kahra
Barnard
Johnson
Mater
Reynolds
Flest
Hatterly
Watson
Turner
Beck
Dugna
Dickinnon
Marx
Bal
Trammell
Field
Layer
Thames Company
White
Bodenhamer
Redfled
Sweeney
Seltman
Shields
Molineaux
Seagirt
N. J
Becona
Pirot
Bixth
Secon
Novica
Dickingen
Spencer
Otto
Craig
Mars
Neu
Blakelock
Beco
Glayonnl
Keith
McCartern
Bodine
Washington
Firat
Pateman
Clark
Simpson
Battaion Team Maton
Thomas S. King
Anthony League Benefit Social at Studio Hall Washington
Anthony League held a subscription social at Studio Hall on Connecticut avenue to raise funds for a permanent league headquarters in the business district of Washington. The program was directed by Prof. and Mrs. Arthur Porter with soloists Mabel Latimer and Blanche Young and Josephine Mack, contraltos, Boyer and Sorrell, tenors, Frank Summy, bass, and Vivian Church Watson as accompanist. Mrs. Lydia Shauck spoke on the Ohio suffrage campaign.
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Anthony League
Studio Hall
Connecticut Avenue
Washington
Arthur Porter
Mabel Latimer
Misa
Blanche Young
Josephine Mack
Boyer and Sorrell
Stenors
Frank Summy
Vivian Church Watson
Lydia Shauck
Ohio
Four Runaway Boys Caught in Separate Baltimore Arrests
Four Baltimore boys aged 1 to 18 were detained after police halted two groups at Union Station and near Fifteenth and H streets NW. Walter Webber aged 12 and Donatus Musacchio aged 13 walked into a cop’s arms with an air rifle and a small hatchet. Samuel Raitsyk 15 and Frank Barron 15 were captured nearby with no funds or baggage.
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Baltimore
House of Detention
Walter Webber
Donatus Musacchio
Columbia Avenue
Newbaurnt
Union Station
Bankers Aviator Injured In Hempstead Plane Crash
Hempstead New York July flying amateur aviator Holson F Galaudet fell from about 100 feet during an acute right turn at Hempstead Plains injuring scalp wounds a deep cut on the chin and left eye and a badly severed artery in the right leg He was taken to Mineola Hospital unconscious with his aircraft a monoplane powered by a single horsepower engine The son of Dr FE M Galaudet he had studied aviation in France and the United States and built a speed oriented machine shown at the New York show last spring He hoped his monoplane would reach Gordon Bennett cup elimination races.
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Hempstead
N. Y
Gallaudet
Theassay Hospital
Mineola
New York
Edson F. Gallaudet
FE. M. Gallaudet
Galaudet College For the Deaf and Dumb
Kendall Green
Marion Cockrell
Francis Cockrell
Missouri
Europe
France
Neuport
United States
Juror Feigns Illness in Darrow Trial Dispute
Los Angeles July 24. Defense argues juror L A Leavitt feigned illness to be excused, seeking court inquiry and possible mistrial. Judge Hutton considers a way out. allegations include Leavitt's pretrial opinions on Darrow's guilt becoming neighborhood talk. Alternate juror rules complicate removal without formal charges.
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Los Angeles
Ben National
Clarence 5S Darrow
Hutton
L. A. Leavitt
Ilness
Leavitt
Dog Drags Girl From Fire in Brooklyn Bonfire Tale
Dollie Ghonts six year old of East New York lay in Bradford Street Hospital critical after Bounce the collie dragged her from flames during a tag game near a bonfire. Theresa Conway and her dog joined the play when Cole fell into the fire and Bounce’s quick action helped summon aid.
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New York
Bounce
Dollie Ghonts
Bradford Street Hospital
Dollie
Doillle
Theresa Conway
Cole
Aud
Mikado Rally Sages Relief as Emperor's Condition Improves
Tokyo July to the imperial palace officials issued a bulletin showing the emperor's temperature near normal and pulse still elevated but improving. The crown prince visited and the public was admitted to palace grounds to express condolence. Viscount Chinda met President Taft at the White House to convey gratitude for American concern.
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Imperial
Viscount Chinda
Mr. Taft
Tokyo
Staats Het
Isaue
United States
Taft
White House
Washington
Japan
Killed in Political Row in Lee County Va
The Washington Post Bristol Tennessee July 4 report says Dr James W Walden a Democrat from Blackwater precinct was shot by Perry Wallin a Republican after a heated exchange. Both men were armed. Walden drew first and died minutes later. Wallin surrendered and posted bond. Lee county faces fear of future election disturbances with over 200 indicted for election law violations and bribery.
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Lee County
Pecal
Washington Post
Bristol
Tenn
James W. Walden
Blackwater
Perry Wailin
Walden
Client kills lawyer in New York office shooting
In New York on July 24 a client named Conway shot attorney Fettretch and his clerk Norman Bergh in Fettretch's Park Row office after a dispute. Fettretch died, Bergh was wounded, Conway was arrested and believed self inflicted a wound.
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New York
Joseph Fix
Norman
Ieee
Conway
Fettretch
Parkrow
Bergh
Fettreteh
Piel
Representative Bradley to Retire from Twenty-Second District
Newburgh New York July 24 Thomas W Bradley of Walden serving his fifth term in Congress from the Twentieth district announces he will not seek reelection in the new Twenty-sixth district Paris July 24 The French consul general at New York Etienne M Lionel has been promoted to officer of the Legion of Honor.
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Bradley
Newburgh
N. Y
Thomas W Bradley
Walden
Legion
Paris
New York
Etienne M. Lionel
Legion of Honor
Dozier Admits Whipping Miss Carter in Terrell County
Special to The Washington Fest Macon Georgia July 4 W B Dozier clerk of the Superior Court Terrell county admits horsewhipping Essie Carter because his minor son was infatuated with her He says they aimed to reclaim the boy and move her away She later defied him Carter plans a $25000 damages suit against Dozier and others in the fogging party
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Washington
Macon
Dozier
Superior Court of
Terrell County
Essie Carter
Bond
Miss Carter
Mr. Dozier
Police Board Sees Possible Commissioner Choice Tuesday
Alexandria faces a delay as the police board and city council clash over appointing a new commissioner after the charter change abolishes lieutenant ranks. Barrett’s resignation lingers, while a joint session is planned to select a candidate amid no action on sergeants.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria Police Force
Board of Police’ Commissioners
Leutenant
Police Board
Barrett
Telty Council
Common Council
Police
Prayer, Death Call Roils London Dock Strike
London July 24. Ben Tillett and 50 000 dock strikers march in a tense show as Tillett leads a prayer asking God to strike dead Lord Devonport after denouncing him. Police clash with strikers later that afternoon amid the ten week London dock strike. International Seamen's Union president Joseph Havelock Wilson plans renewed national action from Australia via San Francisco.
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Ben Tillett
London
Joseph Havelock Wilson
International Seamen's Union
Australia
San Francisco
Tower HI
Sitrika
Lord Devonport
Port of London
Tillett
Devonport
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Atlanta
Peranna
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Aer
Ethar Polnta
Parsons
Geanie
Aetyie
Peraava
Davivary
Baltimore Police Justice
Camp Good Will
Wothers
William Lawson
Dalzell
Costello
Atlantic City
F. L. Mulford
Stair Fall
Health Department Bulletin
B. Harris
Firet Infantry
Winnerstone Moran
Mpon
Tory
Edward F. Gallaudet
Hempstead Plains
Darrow
Dog
Girl
Cavalry Band
Judiciary Park
Arthur Witcomba
Holemann
Bunce
Thornton
Langhove
Wales
Requent
Lampe
Washington Barracks
Julius Kamper
Pon Bion
Arber . Roberts
Beet - Godfrey
Hadow
Loder
Chinda Calla
Whipping Girl
Father
Wayward Boy
Council
Mount Gretna
Africa
Philadelphia
Second Presbyterian Church
John Joe Allison
C. H. Pratt
Richmond
Presbyterian Church
F L Flaymaker
Grace Kavanaugh
Newman W. Bennett
Greensboro
N C
Peer
Duparquet, Huot & Moncuse Company
H St. N. W
Congress
Army and Navy
Hotel Powhatan
Pa. Ave
18Th & H Sts
Palm Court
Washington Library
Mount Vernon
Capitol
Metropolitan
State, War, and Navy
H Street
Heer
Lewis Hotel
Oseph Hallhase
Amna
Joseph Hall Chaseiano Co
G Street
Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co
Est
Broadway Messenger
St. M. W
Camtal ‘Pratton Foam Relief Association
Eveara En Acert
Ballentine
Shoemaker Co
Kodak
L. J. Naramore
Topham’s Annual
Topham’s
F Street
N. W
Christian Xander
Seventh Street
American National Bank
Michigan
Probey Carriage Co
Tel. W
Wisconsin Ave
Ashington
Emerson Institute
T. Winston H. Handolph
West Point
Annapalls
Patent Office
Army
Maryland
Maine
Waucliffe
Casco
Moundaine
Regluracion Limited
F. J. Wayliffe
Sherman St
Passaic
Thomas Stockham Baker
Leposit
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