Morales in New York Not Planning Revolution Exiled Dominican Leader Arrives
Former Dominican president Carlos F. Morales arrives in New York aboard the Prinz Wilhelm II from the West Indies, says he was deported from Haiti and seeks amnesty before returning as a peaceful citizen. He criticizes the Dominican crisis, questions U.S. policy on customs, and outlines his views on debt, reform, and foreign investment while awaiting amnesty.
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Washington Poat
New York
Carlos F. Morales
Santo Domingo
Prinz Wilhelm II
West Indies
United States
Haith
Frinx
Wilhelm II
Morales
Cosmo
Porto Rico
St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Santo Romingo
Santo Dontingo
Caruso
Gill
Woz’y Gill
Jiminez
Caceres
Jimmes
Amends Loan Contract in Dominican Congress Action
Dominican Congress approves loan contract with Loeb & Co. of New York. Amendments bar payment of interest or concession without congressional approval. It is expected the Santo Domingo minister will travel to the United States soon to discuss the republics finances.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Congress
Ihn, Loeb & Co
Congress
Republic
Stillings Reshapes Office With Rose and Collins
Public Printer Stillings completed a reorganization naming Clifford Rose a private secretary and promoting Fred A. Collins to head the division of special administration. Collins will oversee filing, telephone, stable, doorkeepers, and watchmen. Rose has long newspaper ties in Washington and broad contacts among public men.
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Clifford Rose
Washington
Fred A. Collins
Stillings
Collins
Palmer
Rose
Tariff Decree Held Up by Awaiting Berlin Notice
The State Department has not received official notification from Berlin on the German tariff agreement. President Roosevelt signed the proclamation pending official counter signature. Acting Secretary Bacon delayed publication awaiting the Berlin communication before Indianapolis trip.
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Germany
Berlin
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Bacon
Root
Concert at Cairo Features Daly and Mueller
Norman Daly pianist and Fritz Mueller cellist enthralled Cairo audiences with a well chosen program at the Cabra. Mueller delivered brilliant, expressive numbers while Daly, with singing tone and refined accompaniments, impressed throughout with Bach prelude, Chopin Polonaise, Beethoven Pathetique, Grieg and MacDowell pieces, Coleridge-Taylor Ballade, and more.
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Norman Daly
Fritz Mueller
Cabra
Mueller
Daly
Chopin
Grieg
MacDowell
Coleridge-Taylor
Goltermann
Godard
Berecuse
Bach
Fischer
Czardas
Stevenson
Badine
G. Marie
Apartment House Sold on I Street Southwest
Mrs. Augusta C Motz buys the eight unit apartment building at 36 I street southwest from Moebs and Connor through Willige Gibbs Daniel brokers The 55 by MQ frontage building was built by Moebs a year ago for about 9000 dollars and will be held as an investment. Also sold at 1720 Fourteenth Street Northwest a brick dwelling for 9500 dollars to Louis H Schneider by Stone Fairfax to be redeveloped into a store for his use.
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Augusta C. Motz
I Street
Willige
Gibbs & ,Daniel
Joseph J. Moebs
Michael O'Connor
South Capitol
First Streets
Moebs
Fourteenth Street
Louis H. Schneider
Stone & Fairfax
Vacancies in Haywood jury filled by talesman await next session
In Boise on May 11 two jury vacancies linger in the Haywood murder trial. Defense challenges loom as the State exhausts peremptories. talesman candidates are examined, with Judge Wood ruling on Tourtellotte and Freeland. Alfred Hoff, a capitalist, is locked up for the night as jury selection continues. Mrs Haywood and the prisoner pace near the wheelchair.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
J. A. Robertson
Harmon Cox
H. F. Megsacar
Wood
Tourtellotte
Talesman Nelson Freeland
Borah
Alfred Hoff
Judie Wood
Prisoner Transfer From Council Bluffs Under Guard
Detective Burlingame leaves Council Bluffs with John H Harding a noted check forger arrested there and later sent to Washington. Harding allegedly passed checks totaling 150 dollars in Oklahoma and Iowa while a Washington police circular warned the obligations. Central Office Detective Weedon and Precinct Detective Cox depart for Philadelphia to escort William Mason charged with grand larceny to Washington.
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Sey
Iowa
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Foresters To Entertain At New Hall House Warming
Court Potomac Independent Order of Foresters announces a house warming on June at its new meeting hall on Third street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Dr J W Hodges chairs the programme committee and seeks volunteers to sing stories or dance. Committees include programme refreshments press and printing. Mrs Williamson is the first woman member present with four more women expected to join next meeting.
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H- H. Gamble
H. C. Pierce
J. Howell
Williamson
C. D. Scott
H. H. Gamble
J. Hblzberg
Frank J. Dyer
J. C. Suter
J. L. Motyke
Olmsted Reports From Havana Census Preparations
Victor H. Olmsted, chief of the Bureau of Statistics, Department of Agriculture, returned to Washington yesterday from Havana after several weeks. He helped organize efforts to census Cuban voters. Olmsted departed Havana on the Morro Castle last Sunday and reached New York on Wednesday.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agripeulture
Washington
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Cuba
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Morro Castle
New York
Car Death From Fall Near Fingy and G Streets
Fall tragedy reports John Schlotterback of 1he I street southeast died after falling from a street car near Fingy and G streets northwest Thursday. Coroner Nevitt notified. inquest to be held at morgue this morning. Frank Allen of 1437 Pennsylvania avenue southeast improving after being struck by a train near Benning freight yards. Providence Hospital doctors say he has a good chance to recover.
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Fingy and
G Streets
Nevitt
Frank Allen
Pennsylvania
Avenue Southeast
Benning
Providence
School Children on Picnic Excursion for Teachers Fund
About 1,000 pupils and teachers from the Sixth Division of the public schools enjoyed a River View excursion for the vedder s Annuity and Aid Association. The St Johns steamed at 10 a m carrying most riders with a later boat bringing the rest. Activities included a sports program before returning on the 6 oclock boat. The First division plans an armed excursion the next morning.
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River View
Roosevelt animal stories stir controversy with Long clash
The President branded William J. Long the worst nature taker and Dr Long provides sensational material. The Sunday Post will print to morrow a piece by Dr Long under a provocative title, highlighting renewed dispute over naturalist narratives.
Roosevelt Criticised by Dr Long In Sharply Worded Review
Dr Long, after delivering his most complete reply to President Roosevelt, tackles Roosevelt's books with blunt force. He challenges the hunting stance but condemns what he calls unnecessary brutality and barbarism, quoting Roosevelt's elk tale as he delivers a gingery push in tomorrow's Past.
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Dr. Long
Mr. Roosevelt
Koo Koo Shoes Delves Into Owl Habits This Week
Dr Long continues a comic animal feature amid a dispute with the President. This installment presents curious owl habits and notes on their behavior.
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Long
On the Trail of the Big Finger detective tales
A note on Scott Campbell's detective series in The Sunday Post praising The Janway Silhouette. It highlights entertaining plots and insider insights into detective work, urging readers to read tomorrow.
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Sunday Post
Scott Campbell
Janway
Central Figures in Idaho Murder Trial
The Post prints a striking pen picture of William D. Haywood on trial for his life in the Stetenberg murder case. A Boise visit yields a different impression of the man than the public generally holds, written by a veteran newspaper man.
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William D. Haywood
Stetenberg
Boise
Post writer uncovers Virginia court records on Washington
A Post writer traces Virginia courthouse records suggesting George Washington faced multiple indictments for making false tax returns. The report, though humorous in tone, asserts the facts are indisputable.
Italian St Januarius Miracle Baffles Explanation
A remarkably interesting account of a event that occurs three times each year. The blood of St Januarius has boiled periodically without any natural cause found. Illustrated.
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St. Januarius
A People Emerges from Stone Age on Celebes Island
A remarkable discovery on Celebes reveals a tribe of cave dwellers living inside mountain interiors. The finds include their stone age homes and daily life, with illustrations detailing their habitat and practices.
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Celebes
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