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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

7

Knights to gather as Washington tomb rites spark city throng

Knights of Columbus headquartered in Mount Vernon pilgrimage begins today with hundreds arriving on trains. An automobile parade and public reception precede a mass unveiling of the Columbus statue at Union Station tomorrow. The program includes a wreath at Mount Vernon, a Natural History Museum reception, and a grand parade down Pennsylvania Avenue. Taft to deliver principal address. officers of Knights, civic leaders, and police plan crowd control and a major firework show.

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U S Marines Land to Restore Order in Cuba Conflict

United States marines arrive in the Guantanamo district of Cuba to protect property and restore order as tension rises. A battleship division under Rear Admiral N R Usher moves toward the area with troops from Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, and other states.

United States Guantanamo Cuba Battleship N R Usher Minneaats Mississippi Missouri

Plot in Cuba Pushes Freeing Army of Inland Republic

Marines report a plan to crush insurgents in Cuba using the inland republic army. The campaign aims to protect plantations and ensure unity, with mentions of drives against rebels and racial tensions cited as already intensified in the region.

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Senor Riveros Views On Intervention In The United States

Senor Rivero argues that African Americans appear convinced they can provoke outside intervention. He contends that the U S may avoid sending troops by demonstrating restraint and the absence of a need for a land invasion.

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Cuban minister briefs U S on Cuba negro uprising and aid

Senor Antonio Martin Rivero, Cuba's minister to the United States, traveled from Havana to Washington to address the uprising. He says Cuban troops can handle the revolt, claims U S intervention is feared, and notes arms shipments totaling two million rounds and 900 rifles. He defends race relations as unequal but not hostile, and cites past integration of people of color in Cuba.

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Columbus Unveiling Exercises Parade and Banquet Details

A program for Columbus unveiling events includes a Knights of Columbus image transfer to Mount Vernon after a Penn apivassa start at 12 36 p m. A public reception led by Commissioner Cato HK occurs at Yew Vational Mu. A motor parade departs Ellipse at Tik0 Pom and travels via Sixteenth Street to Pennsylvania Avenue and Scott Circle. Memorial parade from Seventeenth Street to Pennsylvania Avenue begins at 2 p m with President Taft reviewing the march and supreme officers reviewing at Stanton Square. A public banquet at Convention Hall starts at 8 p m with fireworks and a city light display. Marine Band and symphony orchestra perform in the Convention Hall Sunday.

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TINED PROM FIRST PAGE FIGHTING IN CUBA

Reports from Washington describe Cuban unrest with sentinels in Havana corridors and a cabinet meeting backing the government. The U S plans to reinforce with ships including the four ships of the Atlantic fleet and the gunboat Paducah to guard Cuban waters, while Key West houses a rapid response force for Havana if needed.

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Notorious Ada Croas Returns to Insane Hospital Chain

Ada Croas alias Ada Gray, a famed U S criminal, is back at the Government Hospital for the Insane after transfer from Leavenworth. Her crimes stretch 17 years from a New York neck stab to murders, robberies, and fights with guards and other inmates across Albany, Matteawan, St Elizabeths, Moundsville, and Anacostia, with multiple hospital stays and attacks on staff.

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Defend Arrested Strikers Addressed by Socialists

Defended at a large Socialist meeting in Pythian Temple Lawrence where Joseph T Ettor and Arturo Giovanitti were described as charged with accessories before the fact in the textile strike tragedy. Speakers included Hallan War’s I Geraci, Charles Wolfwin of Philadelphia, Bern Feigendamnt of New York, and PHH Singer. Prof Thomas B. Will presided.

Joseph T Ettor Arturo Gioven Lawrence Pythian Temple Peres Skinner Hallan War I Geraci Tailer Sunior Charles Wolfwin Philadelphia Bern Feigendamnt New York Phh Singer Thomas B. Will

Society Woman Sues Over Illness From Europe Voyage

Mrs Wendell of Washington sues Holland America Line for damages claiming a northerly Halifax route caused illness delaying her return to a ill husband. Lawyer alleges coal miners were offloaded at Halifax, altering the Noordam’s direct Paris to New York schedule. Both she and her husband soon after left Washington, with her health described as nearly wrecked by the voyage.

Exclusive Set Vesnel Company Ia Halifax Washington Society Dutt Pastriet Supréme Court Mra Tén Bycke Wendell Cormecticut Avatua Holland-Américan Steamship Company Europe Vira Wendell Koordam Holland-Amerian Line Line Paris New York United States Fenning Wendell City Washington Noordam

Policeman Kiers Details Abusive Marriage in Divorce Plea

Policeman Charles Frank Kier relates his side in a divorce case filed by wife Edna Fay Ehlers. He describes being struck with a talcum box, helmet knocked off, and coat torn, claiming only necessary force and that his wife destroyed clothes to keep him home. He says he now pays maintenance of zero dollars a month.

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Masons Enjoy An Outing At Chesapeake Bay Event

Seventy five members of Temple Lodge of Manona joined seventy five guests from Temple Lodge Guesta of Baltimore for a day on Chesapeake Bay. The Washington Masons traveled by special electric cars to Baltimore where a baseball game dominated the program. Cliff Long led the home team as Captain Roed Fulkerson’s 4 man squad lost 32 to 4. Yachts Old Glory and Ethel A carried attendees to the docks with the Ethel A ending the outing by running a mud bank.

Temple Lodge Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Fve Manona Sport Esterda Monumental City Washington Masons Cliff Long Roed Fulkerson Oaal Keene Magar Sébring Joseph H Curran C Fox Jim Jones Gus A Schuldt

New Accident Laws Highlight Factory Inspectors Meeting

W Philippe Addressato of the Convention of Factory Inspectors and Cyrus W Philips of the National Civic Federation spoke at the Shoreham last night on state accident prevention laws making employers liable for on duty injuries. Dr Walter Talbot gave a lecture on shop hygiene followed by Gen Lewis Bryant on fire prevention in factories and Dr Harold Gibson on occupational diseases as the convention closes this afternoon.

Phillipe Addrésato Cyrus W Philips National Civic Federation Shoreham Walter Talbot Cleveland Lewis Bryant New Jersey Harold Gibson Chicago

Lawmaker Robbed At Home Of Representative George W Taylor

A thief stole seventy six dollars in cash and a gun metal watch diamond cuff buttons and a suit of clothes from Representative George W Taylor 1019 P street northwest while he slept. Taylor described a thorough rummaging of his bureau drawers. A separate incident reports William W Smith 67 hit by an auto at Eleventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. He was taken to Emergency Hospital with a back wound but expected to recover. The vehicle owner was RW Slaxton and the driver Edward Fox.

George W Taylor P Street Taylor William W Smith Third Street Eleventh Street Pennsyvania Avenue Forthwest RW Slaxton Louisiana Avenue Edward Fox Twelfth Street Mr Smith Gmergency Hospital

Farewell Dinner at the Ebbitt for Mr Scanlon

A farewell dinner was hosted last night at the New Ebbitt Hotel for Mr Scanlon who has long been connected with the Grafton. He is soon to join the Elstone Park Hotel at Far Rockaway Long Island. Friends in Washington wish him well in his new post.

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Theft of Jewels Tied to Mrs Emma Hornung Case

Francis Hoover, 33, arrested at 1010 Eleventh Street NW by Detective Barbee on grand larceny charges. Hornung, widow of druggist Charles Hornung, says she will press charges for jewelry valued at $310 to $810, alleging Hoover pawed earrings valued at $400 and a pearl brooch. she asserts the earrings were recovered locally and Hoover admitted pawning them. Funeral services set for Thomas Jefferson Edelin, 8, at Christ Church Alexandria. burial at Bethel Cemetery.

Emma Hornung Francis Howard Hoover Seion Eleventh Street Barbee Hoover Hornung Charles Hornung Seventh M Streets Ninth Street Northwest Hoovera Phice Mra Hornung Esbex Thomas J. Edelin Thomas Jefferson Edelin Mra Frederick Parke Belmont Street Christ Church Alexandria

Howard University presidential selection progresses

The board of trustees received several candidate names after Teller Wilbur P Thirkield resigned to become a Methodist bishop. Chief Justice Stanton J. Ve Ne chairs the committee to canvass candidates but is out of the city. Roland D P Faulkner and H B F Macfarlane were among those presented yesterday.

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Proverbia Year and Day Test Separated Elopement Case

A man declares he will object to his daughter’s marriage if she loves Baker after the year and a day separation test. Margaret Miller, 16, returned home from Lewistown with Lewis Baker, 28, of Richmond. They eloped from Lewistown and were arrested, with William H Miller stating his daughter had known Baker ten days. He plans to take Margaret back home and cites her love for Baker as the motive.

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Synod Hears Mission Talks At Atlanta District Meeting

The Atlanta District Evangelical Synod convention at Concordia Church discusses church work and missions. Lay Missionary Union, Baltimore, Md, led by M W Py Krauss, gave the principal address on lay missionary work. William A. Cooper spoke on the work of men in modern missions. Giabe of India is slated to address tomorrow at nine on women missionaries.

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