The Confidence Queen Traps Victims In Mexican Mines Scheme
Mrs. Helen Peck, recently pardoned, allegedly lured Central American victims into a $1,000 Mexican mining investment. Consul Garcia and Menendez confronted the scheme aboard a Vera Cruz bound vessel. Peck defended her home as the case stretched into civil action and estate disputes in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Peck
Veca Cruz
Menendez
New York
Une
Velen
Hla
Janald
Gonsul
Guatemala
Charger
Kannensd
Vera Cruz
Menendes
Nita Garcia
Rome
Nis
TIPS ON TIPPING IN TD 5 NEW PEANCLICA
A fragmentary article argues tips in the United States differ from Britain and Australia. It notes expected tipping ranges for service staff, hotel porters, and elevator operators, suggesting a campaign to encourage travel to Australia via the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antipodes
England
United States
Han Fraga Ikco ‘Steamship Company
Australia
United
Siatea
Fagland
Perefon
Belboys
Slesank Car Feriels
Bar Women From City Boards In Atlanta Fail Veto Stand
Atlanta women seeking city board representation lost when Council sustained Major Jesse Woodward’s veto of a charter amendment. The measure would raise Dormid boards from twelve to seventeen and allow women to sit on education, library, hospitals, and park boards. Mayor Wentworth opposed expanding size, fearing bloated boards. he signaled support if vacancies could be filled as they occur with a fixed female share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jesse G. Woodward
Trelve
Wentword
Amility
Miss Lew Wins Return Of Ring In Court Case
In New York on June 2 a wry tale of romance and sleepiness unfolds. Carrietlus Clyde sues for the return of a $13 engagement ring from Miss Lea Lee after she ends their engagement. The municipal court jury rules Lee may keep the ring but Clyde must pay court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veckal
New York
Carrietlus Clyde
Mrssweethwart
Clyde
Lee Cam
Tae Ping
Zeller
Stag Hotel Advertises Rooms and Amenities on 9th Street
An old hotel ad promises best rooms in the city near the Virginia Theater. The listing touts parquet floors steel cell lugs sanitary facilities telephones French line bows and writing toilettes. Rates show 81.00 and 150 per day with special weekly offers.
Rare Beauty and Desolation in the Sahara Vision
The narrative blends striking desert imagery with wonder at the Sahara. It contrasts expected harshness with a tempered, almost cinematic calm seen from the Algerian Atlas. The piece envelopes travel awe, surreal sunsets, and a dawning sense of discovery amid vast, evocative landscapes.
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Lloméller
Sahara
Daya
Baby prize dispute over fair association in Asheville
Ashville North Carolina case centers on Western Carolina Fair Association awarded first prize to Willan Johnson's infant Ernest in a better babies contest. A second exam found the Ingles baby entitled to first prize, but judges refused to change decision. A jury awarded $30 damages to Phe Ingle. Appeal to Supreme Court planned.
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Ernest
Fair Association
Willan Johnson
Thlevoity
Mageda
Taylor Fied & Proetant
Hig Daby
Jain
Washington Post
Asheville
N.C
Jane
T. P. Ingle
Thie City
Western Carolina Fair Association
Ingla
Johnson
Ingle
Army and Navy changes of the day in briefing notice
A long wartime roster lists officers and assignments across infantry coast artillery and medical corps. It notes appointments at Fort Sam Houston, duties for volunteers and sea service, transfers to various commands, and upcoming movements including ships sailing to New York Galveston and Honolulu with several vessels posted to the Atlantic and Pacific theaters.
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Pices
Misse Wt. Carter
Third Cavalry
Renry
Thomason
Smedical Corps
Frank J Dale
William Denton
Medical Corps
Conbuelo A. Sboane
Mdbt
Fort Sam Houston
Temmissiann
Farchy
Tho “tMilowin Hirst Weutenams
Coast Artillery Corps
Gelennen
Mary
ROYAL
Coast Artillers Sors
104Th
Cosa Iefeusex
Aa Francisca
Caly
Avetenment
Thostas
SLOAN
Coast Ertit- Jong Corps
Honolulu
Hawaii
Jon Lis
Peter J. Hennessey
Sontefay
Cal
Smeer
First Cavalry
Ratirn Te Corvailis
Oregon Agricultural College
Thomas J. Dogle
Medica Ye- Shrma Corpa
Galveston
Tex
Reybold
Ssplilaz
Miam
Paut
Mion
Pune
Naval Orders Assign Graduates To Duty Lists
Ensign W N Richardson detached Vermont 2 Tel aides. graduates assigned to duty at New York CB Carry K G Christian P Fivasintons, HALSTON, FM Earle. Texas list includes D Austin L T Blades Downey F Husberg and others. assignments span Wyoming Arkansas Delaware and many states with numerous names and units. The notice lists numerous midshipmen and destinations across United States Navy postings.
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W. N. Richardson
Vermont
New York
CB. Carry
K. G. Christian
P. Fivasintons
Q Fi. Halston
Earle
Texas
D. Austin
L. T. Blades
T. ¥. Downey
F. Husberg
Pofham
Jel
D. Royce
Wyoming
Vayley
G.I. Bryant
W. T. Bundert
Mauny
T. W. Sterling
FlOrida
W. D. Barra
A. G. Berey
R. B. Perhy
T. D. Westfall
Arkansas
J. A. McCown
J. F Moloney
S. Ricar
J. L .Vat
Wry
H. Jones
TG. Percival
Utah
H. A. Bpanaqel
Vermbot
A W. Ashbrook
Jalbery
Lapimore
Virginte
J. Conolly
Dyerd
M. Griffin
J. N. Lafcole
C. A
Swaik
Wyman
Georgia
J. E. Boar
JA Brown
T. J. Dotle
Tayler
H. J. Indram
A. Macgowan
F. Nwilby
Midraska
Ila
Deming
T. Howa
W. Z. Warry
B. OW. Hoyt
Davig
WF. Duqger
Wallam
F. Ly
Auapuby
H. E. Coghrand
Dombrowsht
Porth
T. Robbatahl
D. A Stebce
Connecticut
F. L. Lowe
G Marvat
Micum
Z. C
Blingluff
Koutan
Yahodny
R. P. Loker
Marin
Bad
Stschte
W. A
Thaslivy
Minnesota
W. O Hurgy
Poo. Cunneen
A. Noorpley
Ray
W. Wicks
California
B. B. Olari
W.A. Corn
M. Davis
W. P. Robes
HL. Vaughan
LJ. Wiltse
Masylani
W. Cary, Jr
Kessing
T X. O'Brien
F. E. Pelton
B P, Thodab
T NM Venson
South Dakotas
PF. Gihrist
F. Wans
J. McReavt
A. H Page
F. C. Powshs
RO Redman
West
J. L McGuigan
Wo Stones
Shorts & Wai
Author Sherlock Holmes Creator Views Prison Conditions
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle visits Ossining Institution and prison cells for five minutes. He criticizes sanitary conditions and cell design but praises Warden Clancy's aim to rehabilitate inmates. Doyle estimates about one third of convicts are detectives and notes other inmates fit for Sing Sing. William J. Burns joins discussions at lunch.
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Sherlock Holmes
York
New York
Arthur Conan Doyle
Crimea
Lady Doyle
Arthur
England
Sins Sing
Clancy
Saylums
New Disease Named Tango Foot by Dr Doehme
In Berlin Dr Doehme announces a newly discovered disease described as the tango foot. He notes the condition involves extraordinary movements of the foot and ankle and progresses as the leg shin and ankle are affected.
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Berlin
Duon' 2
Doehme
Beehme
Girl Smites 'Masher' He Denies Flirt Attempt
In New York on June 2 a Swedish fruit trader Violet Niomes battled Michaing Stetlen after he allegedly flirted with her. Crowds cheered as Niomes pummeled him in the street. Stetlen faced orderly conduct charges in night court, with Magistrate Freeh setting bail at 31,000.
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Washington Post
New York
Michaing Stetlen
Prospergue
Misa Violet Niomae
Third Street
Steger
Seventh Street
Sluikan
Third Avenue
Fista
Sleiken
Freeh
Batt
Wasi
Prefers Bride to Fortune in Federal Suit Over Marriage
Former gardener Kleist sues Juliet Breitung in a $250,000 alienation action. He claims she was poisoned against him by her wealthy parents, the Breitung family of New York, after their November 22 1893 marriage at Grace Church. The case, moved to federal court due to residency differences, follows Kleist’s bid to gain a preferred position on the June calendar.
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New York
Juset—Maex
Kleist
Juliet
Edward N. Breitung
Totmings
White Plaing
Lancey Nicoll
Breltunes
Glalntiff
Juliet Bratting
Graco Church
Bretting
Michigan
Breist
St. Regis Hotel
Brettange
Breitine
Stolen Child Reaches Out After 4 Years in Huntington
Mrs. A. J. Miller of Trongrais, Dali, writes Huntington police claiming she was abducted as a child in Huntington, later raised by a man nicknamed Babero who served a penitentiary term. Now around 49, she seeks her mother and siblings, recalling a brick home and a kind mother before being taken from a porch.
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A. J. Miller
Huntington
W. Va
Suse
Plan
Sam Davis
Trongrais
Dali
Taother
Maines
Minimum wage urged at women’s meeting
Representatives including George German Ful ton Gordon and Mrs Elis Logan spoke at an Odd Fellows hall meeting under the Women's Hindery Union No 42. The group urged a minimum wage for city labor, proposing 780 dollars yearly for unskilled and 108 dollars for skilled workers, with Logan calling for fair weekly pay for women. The event included a public committee with several named members.]
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George
Fulton Gordon
Elis Logan
Dietrict Federation of
Vfomen's Clubs
AC & Mas
Odd Fedlowa
Yall
Women's Hindery Union
Mise Katherine Smont
Clv
Mra
Logan
Hinderguffon
Tee
Pub- Holly
Charles Nay
Stanton Www
Algate
Maurice Witegerald
Thomas-Toone Misa Nannie Dentel
Mins Kate Walsh
Yda Doage
Adopted Niece Heiress in Henry Bedlow Estate Case
Special to The Weallington Pont Sow Tarky reports Henry Bedlow former Newport diplomat died recently and left his surviving daughter to the adopted niece Witz Beth Bayliss the latter once regarded as his adopted heir The will allegedly favors Bedlow’s daughter Mrs Gfarriat Mell Moria and her husband at the Manhattan hotel while a $300 000 estate to Middletown selectmen is directed for building a race track and the conspiratorial filing of the will is noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Redlow
Newport
Weallington Pont Sow
Henry Dedlaw
Buchanan
Vis Erlire
Witzbeth Bayliss
Niene
Bedlow
Bronta Tack
Gfarriat Mell Moria
Manhattan
Help for Poor Churches Exhibit at Convent of Perpetual Adoration
A Rome Catholic needlework exhibit closing at the Convent of Perpetual Adoration featured hand made vestments and altar items for poor churches. Pastor James F. Mackin officiated with benediction. pieces will be shipped to churches in the United States Alaska and the Philippine Islands.
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Perpetual Adoration Convent of
Mer
James F. Mackin
St. Paul's
Association of
Washington
St. Paul's Junior Sodality
Alaska
Philippine Islands
Mec
George Bliss
G. C. Reid
Mme. Kamp
Harold P. Norton
Mme. Martin
Mme Jusserand
London
Loudon
Netherlands
Mme Pezet
Peru
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Board of Managers
Robert Hinckley
William K. Czyr
Henry May
D. K. McCarthy
Thomas H. Carter
Lennox
A. Cropper
Henley Smith
Pescia
RF. Hayne
Cori Dane
Burned Bav ing Her Pet Dog Rescue in Fire
Mrs. M C Reid of 4521 Morton Street northeast suffered burns to hands while rescuing her dog from a blaze that started in her home and spread to adjacent houses on Morton Street. Fire origin unknown. Harold F Burkley of Traoke Company was cut while lighting the fire. Property damage pegged at $7,000.
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M. C. Reid
Marie ©. Reid
Morton Street
Atm
Orleans Place
Harnest F. Burkiey
Traoke Company
Long Replaced as State Chief by Helmke as Minister to Salvador
The President nominated Boaz W. Long of New Mexico, head of Latin American affairs at the State Department, to be Minister to Salvador. William Helmke, currently Minister to Salvador, will succeed Long at the department. Helmke has served in El Salvador since 19XX and is now in Washington. John J. Berry was nominated as mayor of Paducah, Kentucky.
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State Department
Hamke
Boaz W. Long
New Mexico
Department of State
Min- Sater
Salvador
Lang
William Helmixe
Helmke
Washington
John J. Berry
Cestmester
Paducah
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N. C
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Perry Th Gallup
Alexander W. Sleary
Worden
Annapulla
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Isla da Laion
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New York Yard
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Anterin
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Puario Mexicoy
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Vera Crug
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A. Conan Doyle
Nicholas Sickken
Viola Miomas
Dearie
Max Kleist
Capital
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Milk Trust
Boys’ Shop
Palais Royal
A. Lisner
Remington
Tosy
Tg Ing
Remington Typewriter Company
New York Ave
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Phore Main
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Liberty Hall
Glen Echo
Aw Y Holt
Rvice Daily
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Dnonlet Frohman
Famous Players
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Marmon Aterme Potomac Motor Gar CO
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Haines
Oro
the Sunday Post
Emerson Institute
Aclingea
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Navy Pay Corps
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Bloem
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Wy Superior Matus
Priven
Lascon
Srivaqte Pulpton
Telice
Tilton
Aste Cherch
Washington Business and Civil Service School
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SGINE
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