Vatican 15 For War Sparks Madrid Clash
Rome notes Vatican fears of moves by Canalejas government to reform Spain Portugal monarchies clash with church. Carlist Don Jaime eyed as potential catalyst amid tensions with Battenbergs and foreign influence. Demonstrations begin in Madrid as clerical forces rally against reforms and concordat overhaul. Travel festival listings close the item.
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Madrid press rails against Vatican amid diplomatic row
A Spanish era of conflict unfolds as Mendizabal statue protests echo anti clerical laws. The Biscayan Catholics telegram Cardinal Merry del Val pledging to defend faith while Premier Canalates says no severing of relations yet. The government recalls ambassadors, and Manana predicts Vatican deception as liberal press stays hostile.
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Washington Girl Appeals for Baby Boy Sent to Auntie
Special to The Washington Post New York July 3 Park Commissioner Stover received a letter from Ethel Phillipson asking Mr Stork to send a baby boy to her auntie. The note says the auntie has everything ready with a south facing window and a sister with a big basket, and is sent from Washington.
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West 113Th Street
Protest recounts Madriz claim Hornet used for warship
Madriz government counselors in Nicaragua filed formal protests, arguing the Hornet has been specially adapted to warlike use within U S jurisdiction and forfeits merchant vessel status. They seek an inquiry to libel the ship before clearance papers, citing neutrality laws and the Alabama case. The Venus example is cited to show arms carriage in conflict.
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Eleven Jesuits ordained at Woodstock College ceremony
Cardinal Gibbons officiated at Woodstock College Baltimore ceremony for eleven Jesuits and one secular candidate who were ordained to the priesthood. The mass at 6:30 a.m. drew a large congregation including Father Hanselman and other clergy. William Humphries of St Marys Seminary was the secular candidate and will begin priestly duties after ordination.
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Wendling in Cell Pursued for 11000 Miles
San Francisco police capture Joseph A Wendling, accused of Louisville child murder, after a long chase spanning Texas, California, and beyond. He admits identity but denies killing Alma Kellner, saying he used a mother’s name to escape a brother in law. Detective Carney traced him from Houston to Vallejo and finally to a Third Street lodging house where he hid under a sink.
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Rio Vista
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Fears Heiress Was Slain in Nationwide Search
Denver police join Ridgeport Oklahoma ranchman D R Green in a nationwide hunt for Lucille Green 16 daughter missing two weeks since leaving Humansville Missouri after a Riverside California ticket with Denverstopover privileges. Relatives fear homicide and have hired agents in New York Chicago and San Francisco. Miss Green was to visit Mrs John McCrary in Denver.
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Whisky Stock Sale Shocks Baltimore Market
One of America's largest whisky deals. Bluthenthal and Bickart to buy Roxbury Distilling Company stock totaling 20,000 barrels with nearly 1,000,600 in government tax. Bottling plant to be built at Hagerstown with over 100 workers. Stock now stored in Roxbury warehouses awaiting court ratification.
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Buried Beside His Wife Denton Deb Funeral
The funeral of Evan Morgan, 70, from his Denton home on Hast Gay Street, was led by Rev EP Roberts of the Denton M E Church. A delegation from Choptank Conclave No 28 IOOF served as pallbearers. Interment followed in Denton Cemetery beside his wife, who died three weeks earlier.
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Balloon Buckeye Over Wheeling on First Flight
A spherical balloon believed to be the Buckeye ascended from Canton Ohio this afternoon and passed over Wheeling in the evening. In the basket were Lee Stevens the New York aeronaut J H Wade Jr of Cleveland and John Allen. They planned to stay aloft all night and drifted toward Clarksburg after leaving Canton.
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Cleveland
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Real estate loans and rates advertised by F. T. Rawlings
The notice offers money to lend at four and five percent interest on real estate. F. T. Rawlings, located at 1606 Pa. Avenue, advertises the lending terms in the column.
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Turkey seeks warships from Germany in past- era bids
Berlin reports Turkey negotiating to buy two old battleships from 1889 pair Brandenburg and Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm. Telegrams from Constantinople suggest the vessels, displacing 5840 tons with six 1 inch guns, lack speed and armor for modern fleets. Germany asks about 2.4 million dollars.
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Cubans Freed in Jamaica From Sloop Honor Release
Kingston Jamaica July 30 quarantine board ordered release of the sloop Honor with Col Jane and party aboard. They arrived Port Antonio yesterday and were placed under quarantine. Col Jane was alleged to have had some connection with a recent Cuba rising. customs officers and police had been told to watch the boat and its occupants.
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Governor Mann Faces $10,000 Malpractice Suit
Richmond reports Gov. William Hodges Mann is accused by J. H. Farmer of malpractice tied to a 1907 contract dispute with Akers Lumber Co. In 1907 Mann allegedly advised Farmer for a fee and later withdrew from representing him, saying he forgot the engagement. Attorney Royall says Farmer’s business ruin followed.
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Attorney General Rules Against Ballot Placement
Concord July 30 Attorney General Lastman advised Secretary of State Pearson that Mrs Marilla M Ricker cannot be listed on the September 6 Republican gubernatorial ballot as she is not a qualified Dover voter for the election The counsel for Mrs Ricker Henry Robinson says a mandamus action will be filed to challenge the ruling and test the legal questions in court
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Crippen on Montrose as storm delays capture
Inspector Dew waits at Father Point with handcuffs ready while Crippen and his stenographer Leneye are believed aboard the Montrose. Storms hinder wireless, reports say the pair may reach Quebec for extradition after a perilous voyage and a hoped arrest before the voyage home to England.
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Highwayman Shot Dead Near Mamaroneck
Frank Valle, a young Italian, attempted to hold up cashier Valentine Albanna on a road near Mamaroneck New York. Albanna fired three shots from a revolver killing Valle instantly as he moved to rob the cashier who was carrying 275. The incident closes Valle's attempted crime and a fatal outcome.
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Riots in Palestine Texas Leave Dozens Dead
In eastern Anderson County a racial clash left at least eighteen to as many as sixty-six dead, with white casualties denied by officials. Troops and militia arrived to restore order as violence spread from Slocum to surrounding areas. A murder plot and earlier refusals to pay debts or perform road work under a black supervisor fueled the bloodshed.
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Godfrey Fowler
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Mrs Margaret Forbes Killed In Loudoun Runaway
Special to The Washington Post from Leesburg Virginia July 30 Mrs Margaret M Forbes of Purcellville Loudoun county was instantly killed in a runaway while driving from Purcellville to Lincoln The horse bolted on a hill near Lincoln forcing her and a colored servant either to be thrown or to jump The servant was seriously injured Mrs Forbes widow of Calvin Forbes a Purcellville merchant and former postmaster had two sons Harlan and Peter Forbes.
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Floods threaten tourists in Colorado canyon country
Eastern tourists camping near Denver Colorado Springs and Boulder escaped death as cloudbursts sent torrents through mountain canyons. Passes flooded, washouts halted Denver and Rio Grande and Santa Fe traffic, with further downpours reported from Gallup New Mexico to Wyoming.
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