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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

8

Rebels Hold Up Arms Aboard Hamburg American Liner

Cabinet decision clears Hamburg America ship to sail with cargo bound for Hamburg Tampico. Ammunition for constitutionalists discussed at length. Morgan liner El sud cleared for transit. Anttila cargo bound for Carrana faced unclear fate as authorities weigh interference and blockade terms.

Mullion Carridges Cabinet Hamburg United Scid Redfield Tarly Stonyboard EL Sud Tampico Buttimore Baltimore el Misteo Sulthul Anttila New York Carrana Tarapico Iberta Nia Puerto Mexico Krila

Near War With Germany in 1899 Novel Reveals Telegram Claim

A new novel asserts the United States stood on the verge of war with Germany in 1899 over the Philippines. It recounts the Spanish War dispute and a telegram quoted at the Waldorf Hotel, suggesting President Whitey’s telegram to an American admiral nearly triggered a single ship war. The author cites an American officer claiming the text warned of imminent conflict.

New York World Forc Ee Cnomat Ooreas Diedrichs Herman Amerinra Waldorf Hotel New York Brastient Vehitey Catan Watere

Edward Jerome Bharkett Dies After Sudden Illness

Obituary notices report the death of Edward Jerome Bharkett on June 1 at 9 May, with service at St Dornox Church and interment to follow. Other notices mention George W. Greason, Milo D Gould, and George Tower, with funeral arrangements and familial ties listed.

Wednutes Dl A Gol Moores Pa Milo D' Gould George B Welch Tlarsey Murras Washington Pearson Sibley Hospital Law Whit Pearson Funes G'Cock Rural Cemetery Alwar Ony Tower TI Loral United States District of Columbia Edward Tower Cominante Y Vanesa Sory Regina Yanifaics Irving Street NW

Mediation stalls as Mexican talks delay armistice plans

The U S and Mexican delegations clash over war indemnity and a provisional government while mediators publicize correspondence with constitutionalists. Carranza communication delays hinder progress as Huerta and constitutionalist delegates await terms on an armistice and a peaceful provisional regime. John Lind leaves Washington after advising the President, signaling a prolonged mediation with limited near-term results.

United States Vera Cruz Dese Gates Ranewer Carranza Amerian Huerta Mediation Board Chermont la Washington Ambassador da Gama la Colombia John Lind Washington Mexico State Department Minnesota Lind

Marine Private Heaton Reported Missing Near Lobos Island

Marine Private Samuel Wesley Heaton of the battleship Texas is reported missing after a swimming incident off Lobos Island on the east coast of Mexico. His sister, Miss Ruby Heaton, resides in Birmingham Alabama.

Samuel Wesley Heaton Texas Lobos Island Mexico Treaton Ruby Heaton Birmingham Ala

King in Strike Peril Ritter Killed at Florence

Rome reports a general strike spreading across Italy in protest against government repression. Riot police and troops clashed with crowds in Rome and Florence, with fatalities and numerous injuries as strikers railed against authorities. Rail traffic crippled. stores closed. trains threatened by further disruption.

Rome Ancona Florence Quirinal Victor Emmanuel Italy Genoa Venico Bergamo Popola Romano Aneoma Rcailroad Army Engineer Corps Turin Bnig

Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets elects officers in Richmond parade

Four thousand delegates attended the supreme council meeting in Richmond where officers were named for the coming year and Buffalo, New York, chosen as the 1911 convention city. A spectacular parade closed the day with 70 candidates initiated after a secret ceremonial session at the Academy of Music.

Supreme Council Buffalo Richmond Supreme Council of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm Ernest I Volgenau W H. Snyder Elmira William J. Cross Jersey City J. H. Thompson Worcester Maya Charles N. Colton Rochester Sydney D Smith Hamilton Henry Pears Cleveland Ohio Edward S Schmid Washington, D C A. H. Hutson Columbus J K. Seabright Pittsburgh Dfe Cone Fall River Mass Charles EB. Wardwell Rome Craig Pelouze Academy of Muale

Missing 10 Year Old Boy Feared Kidnapped In D.C.

Gilbert H Rettew Jr 10 disappeared from his parents home at 52 U Street NW yesterday morning. A girl saw him board a North Capitol Street car with a man while his parents search the neighborhood. He was last seen wearing blue serge cap blue knickerbockers blouse waist black stockings and russet scout shoes. His father an electrical engineer at Potomac Power Company suspects possible kidnapping though no motive or description of the man is known.

Gilbert H. Rettew, Jr Gilbert H Rettew U Street Northwest Potomac Power Company North Capitol

LIPPITT NEW FOE TO TOLLS REPEAL FACING SENATE FIGHTS

The article details continued Senate debate on toll repeal with Senators Smith Tillman Alden Smith and James clashing over amendments. President’s stance and possible 16 vote majority are debated amid Mexico and foreign-policy concerns.

Rich Jewelry at Auction at Christie's

A Christie's sale featured rich jewelry with prices from 8,500 to 16,009 dollars. A two row brilliants necklace with 13 graduated pearls sold to Mr Drayson for 16,009 dollars and an emerald and brilliant collar with a central emerald went to Mr Brookes for 9.20 dollars. A graduated pearls necklace bought by Mr Hammond for 8,500 dollars and emerald and brilliant cluster earrings went to Mr Licatt for 2,20 dollars.

Washington Post London Christie's Drayson Brookes Hammond Licatt

Veterans of National Rifles hold thirty fourth annual meeting and banquet

About 100 members of the National Hitler Veterans gathered at Freund's Hall for the thirty fourth annual meeting and banquet. James F Oyster welcomed the group with George M Evans as toastmaster. Speeches by Edward L Dunn Edward P Harrington Joseph O Mansion James A Sample William H Way and Dr Glandis B Young followed. The event opened with lights out taps and a muffled drum in memory of three comrades.

Freund's Hall James F Oyster Association George M. Evans Edward L. Dunn Edward P Harrington Josep O. Manson James A. Sample William John T Clements The National Rifles Frederick L. Siddons Veteran Organization Alexander Abrams George N. Acker Charles Atkinson Edward 8. Bailey Frank M. Barnes G. A Brandt Warren R Choate James H. Clear Charles Domar Addison G. Dubois George W. Evans Albert C. Floyd Edmund K. Fox Albert H. Gawler Henry Guillaume Edwin A. Goodwin B. Edward Gasch Thomas A. Gardner Frank C. Getzendanner Thomas F. Holden Lewis Holmes Ira H Johannes Harry J. Jones Joseph O Mansion Will Ne A. Magruder J. Blake Miller Bryan K Morse Thomas H. Mitchell Charles A Neale Richard A Neale James ¥ Oyster Charles H. Raise Thomas M Shepherd Henry K.simpson Edward M. Shirley John W. Sanderson J. Henry Small Charles A Stewart Milo C. Summers William P Vale William H. Way Grendle B. Young J. Wilton Davis Bawin F. Goodwin Fred C. Crass

Senator Tillman seeks custody of grandchildren this summer

Special to The Weehiggton reports Senator and Mrs Benjamin R Tillman filed a petition in the supreme court asking permission to have their grandchildren, two little daughters of B R Tillman Jr and his divorced wife Lucy Dugas Tillman, in the summer. Mrs Tillman must appear before the court tomorrow and show cause why the petition should not be granted. The father, entitled to custody during July and August, will be away in Canada for a government job, and Senator Tillman seeks to care for the girls for his son.

Columbia Benjamin R Tillman Supreme Court B. R.tilman, Jr Lucy Dugas Tillman Tillman Canada

Polo Players Attend Dance Near Long Island Polo Matches

Mr and Mrs Bradley Martin hosted a dance in Hempstead Long Island inviting about 20 guests from Hempstead Westbury Wheatley Hills Piping Rock and related country estates. Attending were members of the International polo team and many polo men from New York and Philadelphia.

Washington Post Hempstead Long Island Bradley Martin Westbury Wheatley Hills New York Philadelphia

Bride of Naval Officer Weds In New York Church

Miss Ernestine Van Wyck Rhein daughter of Dr and Mrs M R Rhein married Lieut John Strong Abbott son of the late Lieut John Strong Abbott U S N in the Church of the Heavenly Rest New York. The ceremony, originally set for June 6, was moved up after the Dixie carrying Lieut Abbott was sent to Mexico and later ordered north. Lieut Charles R Belknap served as best man.

New York Church of the Heavenly Rest Ernestine van Wyck Rhein Rhein John Strong Abbott Dixie Abbott Mexico Charles R. Belknap

Duchess to urge suffrage at Newport reception

Mrs C H Belmont announces a gathering of suffrage leaders at her Newport home on July 1, moving from July 3. The Duchess of Marlborough will attend and likely deliver a brief address during the reception hosted by Mrs Belmont.

Lady Marlborough Mrs. Belmont Newport C H. P. Bellmont Duchess of Marlborough

Movements of Ocean Steamers in Transatlantic Traffic

Ocean liner movements listed include the Niagara from Havre to New York. Hronprincees in Cecilie from Bremen to New York. Minneapolis from New York to London. Kaiser Wilhelm II from New York to Bremen. Rochambeau from Havre to New York. Kronprinz Wilhelm from New York to Bremen. Nieuw Amsterdam from New York to Roterdam. Kaizerin Augusta Victoria from New York to Hamburg.

Niagara Havre New York Cecilie Bremen New

Plans to Save Daylight and Have 24 Hour Day Period Begun in Paris

Paris reports the Day of Twenty four Hours as a subject at the international congress of chambers of commerce. Dr Alfred Georg urged universal adoption of the 24 hour day, noting Switzerland ready to act and France Italy Belgium Spain Portugal already using it. William Willett of London described English support and the aim to extend daylight by trimming Sunday time, while Dr von Bottinger cited German trade bodies pushing reform.

Paris Alfred Georg Geneva Spain Portugal England International Congress of Chambers of Commerce William Willett London von Bottinger House of Lords

Germany Eyes Brazil Loan Control via Customs Revenue

The Frankfurter Zeitung reports Deutsche Bank and Disconto Gesellschaft would require adequate control of Brazil finances to back a 100 million loan. It notes a plan to hypothecate Brazilian customs revenue and says foreign capitalists should not be deterred by protests in Brazil as discussions proceed with syndicate lenders.

Washington Post Berlin Frankfurter Zeitung Deutsche Bank Disconto Gesellschaft Brazil Zeltung

Ore estate filed for probate after death in June

The $5,000,000 estate of Alexander B. Ore, merchant banker and former New York Life president, who died June 3, is filed for probate in New York. The bulk goes to his wife and three daughters.

New York Alexander B. Ore New York Life Insurance Company

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