Ex-Gov Glasscock Defends Martial Law in Mine War
Charleston reports former West Virginia governor Glasscock testifying before the Senate mine strike committee about paints Creek and Cabin Creek districts under military rule. He defends martial law, cites terror and unprosecuted murders, and explains heavy sentences were for moral effect, not full terms. Members of United Mine Workers indicted on Sherman act charges. bond arranged for officials.
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West Virginia
Senate
Charleston
W. Va
Glasscock
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Kanawha County
Kenyon
Washington
United States
United Mine Workers
Kanawha
Borah
Military Commission
Ccvil
United Mine Workers of America
Ritz
John P White
Frank J. Hayes
Thomas Hinxserty
Joseph Vasey
James Cantrell
Charles Bartley
Marco Roman
George H. Edmonds
F. Morris
Thomas Cairns
Clarence C. Griffith
James M. Craixo
James Deans
John Nutter
Rome Mitchell
W. &. Reese
Marriages and Deaths in Early June 1913 News
Notices record marriages of Edw J Netherton and Addie L Frasier in Rockville Maryland and Thomas R Robinson with Eda Bowers in Washington DC. Deaths include Elizabeth Ewing Pentland aged eighty one in New York and William Ryan of 1101 Clifton Street NW, with services at St. Dominic's. Also Very Rev F A Spencer O P dies at Providence Hospital with requiem at St. Dominic's. Interment for Pentland is in Pittsburgh.
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Pentland
New York City
Elizabeth Ewing
A. W. Pentland
Pittsburgh
New York
Ryan
Clifton Street
William Ryan
St. Dominic's Church
Spencer
Providence Hospital
F. A. Spencer
Free list push in tariff bill to aid paper imports
Senate finance committee backed an amendment to the Underwood tariff bill to free all print paper and wood pulp valued at 212 cents per pound from export charges, targeting Canada indirectly. Senator Simmons expects a full committee report by Wednesday and a Democratic caucus soon after.
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Dominion
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Bill
Canada
West Virginia
Flag Day Observance by Potomac Department at Church
Patriotic exercises marking Flag Day were held by the Potomac department members with the Women's Relief Corps at Fourth Presbyterian Church on Thirteenth and Fairmont streets northwest last night. Rev J T Kelly opened with prayer and welcome. Senior Vice Commander Gleason led the response and presided. Commissioner Saltzgaber addressed the veterans.
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Department of the Potomac
Women's Relief Corps
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Thirteenth
Fairmont Streets
J. T. Kelly
Gleason
Pensions
Saltzgaber
Immaculate Conception Graduates Celebrate Commencement
Immaculate Conception Academy held commencement exercises last night awarding gold medals and diplomas to Loretta Hull Stella Dermody Ethel Lynch Mary Burk Mary Helan Loretta Helm and other graduates. Additional awards went to Loretta Meehan Irene Cole Teresa Chaves Helen Love Jess Mary Donohoe Kathleen Ryder Catherine McInerney Loretta ODonnell Genevieve Collins Margaret Kdne Margaret Poole Helen Daley Margaret Zegowitz Toutse Berberich and Julia Kennedy.
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Immaculate Conception Academy
Loretta Hull
Stella Dermody
Ethel Lynch
Mary Burk
Mary Helan
Loretta Helm
Loretta Meehan
Irene Cole
Teresa Chaves
Helen Lovejess
Mary Donohoe
Kathleen Ryder
Catherine McInerney
Loretta O’donnell
Genevieve Collins
Margaret Kdne
Margaret Poole
Helen Daley
Margaret Zegowitz
Toutse Berberich
Julia Kennedy
Closing Exercises at St. John's College Present Diplomas
The St. John's College closing exercises honored excellence across academic and preparatory classes. Rev. Eugene A. Hannan urged Christian education and vocations as certificates of promotion were awarded to multiple students in second and third academic classes, with lists of graduates from fourth class and preparatory sections.
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St. John’s College
Eugene A. Hannan
St. Martin’s Church
Brother Flamian
St. John’s
Carroll Hall
John Bonzano
Dr. Maguire
Department of Letters
The
Catholic University
William C. del Lacy
Paul E. Clements
Thomas J. Reidy
Joseph H. Springmann
Ralph Weschler
Cornelius F. Naughton
John J. Kerne
Francis M. Greene
Charles B. Murray
Richard V. Walsh
Wiliam M. Harlow
J. Desmond Fitzgerald
John T. HL
Dennis A. Digan
John D. Fitzgerald
Charles EF. Tennyson
John F. Murphy
John J. Dolan
Harry J. Hartigan
Eugene J. Beatles
Raymond F Madigan
John J. Crilly
William W. Duncan
John Winston
Joseph Danhakle
Douglas Polk
Toyce McGinnis
John Bogan
Robert Lammond
Cornelius Reidy
Edward Sulivan
Thomas Younger
William Drury
Thomas McGrath
Bernard Benson
David Cox
John Horrigan
Mathew Tighe
Francis Walsh
John Chase
John Ail
Joseph McGinnis
Chester Fannon
Romulo Noon
Paul Coughlan
William Kenzella
Thomas Keane
Harry Nash
Raymond J. Schwartz
Charles J. McMulln
D'Arcy W. Magee
James Kellner
William A. Cannon
Joseph Arias
John W. Costello
John L. Abell
John J. Dugan
William F. Downey
Abner Bernard Drury
John E. Stahl
Robert N. Graves
John V. Keane
Movements of Ocean Steamers Seaports Notice
Shipping bulletin lists sailings and arrivals for Atlantic routes. New York Hamburg Bremen Southampton Liverpool etc names Cunard and early weekend dockings with times such as 7 p m and 5 30 p m. Vessels include Sabre Island Campania Queenstown Celtic and Oceanic with destinations New York Liverpool Plymouth and Southampton.
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New York
Philadelphia
Southampton
Brendenburg
Bremen
Queenstown
Celtic
Liverpool
Amerika
Hamburgs
Sabre Island
Campania
Fastnet
Caronia
Plymouth
LICENSED TO MARRY IN FREDERICK AND DELAWARE COUPLES
Multiple couples are listed for marriage licenses including Ernest W. McCardell 28 and Barbara H. Little 27 of Frederick Maryland. Edward J Hanston 30 and Margaret C. Gomley of Wilmington Delaware. Edwin H. Lattin 25 of Baltimore Maryland and Dora L. Santanyera 21 of Wilmington Delaware. James F Brewer 29 and Mary E. Burns 21. Philip St J Duke 28 of Hewlett Virginia and Annia J Parrish 25 of Kents Store Virginia. The Rev. ministers named include H Schroeder Montgomery Smyth and JS Montgomery.
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Ernest W. McCardell
Barbara H. Little
Frederick
H. Schroeder
Frederick E. Hand
Lelia W. Hodgkin
J. S. Montgomery
Edward J Hanston
Margaret C. Gomley
Wilmington
Del
J. A. Smyth
Edwin H. Lattin
Baltimore
Dora L. Santany
Suffrage Push as Senators Back Woman's Vote Amendment
Senator Ashurst reports the woman's suffrage committee urges passage of the Chamberlain constitutional amendment. The appeal argues that women are citizens and should help shape laws, outlining criteria for voting capability and urging a vote in the upcoming session without derailing tariff work.
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Chamberlain
Ashurst
Woman’s Suffrage Committee
Richmond boosters deliver locked grape juice to Washington
Officials in Washington found amusement when twenty Richmond boosters sent a locked case of grape juice to Secretary of State Bryan. The key was missing until Mrs. Bryan located it, revealing the prank. The delegation had no custody of the key, sparking laughter and consternation among Californians.
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Washington
Richmond Boosters
Richmond
Cal
Bryan
Folka
Commissioner General of Immigration
Caminetti
Secretary of State
Resigns After 43 Years At Episcopal High School
Dr Yauncelot Mimor Blackford resigns after forty three years as principal of the Episcopal High School near Alexandria Virginia He will retire and be succeeded by Prof A R Hoxton a son of the late Col Llewellyn Hoxton Hoxton was associate principal and the school hopes for a smooth transition Blackford known as a notable South educator was born February 23 1837 at Fredericksburg and served as a Civil War captain before teaching at the high school Washington and Lee University awarded him LL D in 1904 Commencement exercises at St Marys Academy featured nine graduates and several prize recipients including Mildred Goods Virginia Downey Pauline Hellmuth and Edna Brill.
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South
Fredericksburg
University of Virginia
Rockbridge Artillery
Nelson County
Washington and Lee University
Opera House
St. Mary’s Academy
Sisters of the Holy Cross
D. J. O'Connell
Diocese of Richmond
Mildred Reardon Goods
Edna Marie Brill
Marie Teresa Graumann
Pauline Agnes Hellmuth
Julia Virginia Downey
Bertie Mae Pettit
Helen Louisa Bowman
Hasther Regenblot
Rose Elizabeth Penn
Mildred Goods
Virginia Downey
Pauline Hellmuth
Edna Brill
Marie Graumann
Sue Florende
Jeanette Prosise
Miss Prosise
Miss Goods
Miss Downey
Rose Penn
Esther Rosenblat
Helen Bowman
Bertie Pettit
Mary Callahan
Mikey Zachary
Mildred Hellmuth
Blanche Hittle
Lillian Darley
Katherine Alexander
Marian Baker
Misa Zachary
Japan Expects Settlement Over California Land Law Dispute
Tokyo reports Count Gombei Yamamoto, premier, addressing reporters on foreign policy. He expressed deep regret that the California alien land ownership legislation issue remains unsettled, but said Japan is taking proper steps to preserve peace and friendship with the United States and looks for an amicable settlement.
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Tokyo
Japan
Gombei Yamamoto
California
United States
Illness Postpones Wedding for Susanne Howell Carroll
New York June 13 Friends of Susanne Howell Carroll learn with regret she is ill and suffering a nervous breakdown. Her wedding to Mas John Philip Hill of Maryland, set for June 20, has been postponed. Carroll goes to a sanitarium tomorrow. Hill arrived to be with her. The ceremony likely will be moved to autumn. Mrs Carroll will close her home next week.
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Washington Post
New York
Miga' Susanne Howell Carroll
Mas
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Miss Carroll
Mas. Hill
John Howell Carroll
Race prejudice decried at New England Baptist convention
The convention at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church featured Rev Ju J Jordan appealing for Africa and urging a national stance against race prejudice. A resolution pledged $10,000 toward establishing the proposed Northern Baptist University, with plans for a northern black university under way and a charter secured from New Jersey.
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Africa
Ju. J. Jordan
Northern Baptist University
New England Baptist Convention
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
North
New Jersey
Polo Betting Is Even Changes In Lineups For Cup Match
New York June 13 United States polo team to face England at Meadow Brook in second game of international series. Waterbury injury and lineup shifts may break up the classic American six man pattern while England rebuffs form with Freake moving to No 2. Predictions favor stronger English attack. wagers on outcome undecided as teams adjust for tactics.
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New York
United States
Meadow Brook Club
Monte Waterbury
Louis E. Stodagra
Waterbury
Polo Association
Stoddard
New Haven
Larry Waterbury
Capt. Edwards
Freake
England
Long Island
Chile
Frederick C. Hild
M. Wool
Viators
The
Aero Club of America Today
Meadowbrook Club
Army Medical Aid Rhoads Returns To Service
Maj. Thomas L. Rhoads, military aid at the White House for over a year, plans to retire soon and resume medical duties in the army. Despite his service, President Wilson intends a plain, modest approach with limited uniformed pageantry at state functions. Rhoads recently had an appendectomy and is recovering. Wilson previously urged him to stay during Taft’s era.
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Maj
Rhoads
White House
Wilson
Thomas L. Rhoads
Taft
Maj. Rhoads
Washington
Motorist Hits Little Boy in Takoma Park
A motor cyclist in Takoma Park struck 4 year old George Lincoln as he played outside his home at 27 Carroll Avenue. The rider sped away before witnesses could read the license number after the collision, and police at the Tenth precinct issued a general alarm.
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Takoma Park
George Lincoln
Carroll Avenue
Tenth Precinct
Fierce Moro Battle At Bagsak Ends In American Victory
Manila June 14 Fierce fighting between American forces under Brig Gen Pershing and Moro rebels at Bagsak continues with heavy losses on both sides. One American officer Capt Taylor A Nicholas was killed and three Philippine scouts were killed. First Lieut Edwin H Rackley was wounded. Gen Bell assumes responsibility with Pershing for the campaign and explains the disarmament policy that led to the attack on Jolo. Amil, a key Moro leader, is reported killed.
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Manila
Pershing
Bagsak
War Department
Amil
Taylor A. Nicholas
Philippine Scouts
Edwin H. Rackley
Bell
Bageak
Cameron Forbes
Jolo
California
U. S. Signal Corps
Kaiser Jubilee Begun With Imperial Car Review
Berlin marks the twenty-fifth year of Emperor William with a parade and review of the Imperial Automobile Club and Military Volunteer Automobile Corps on the army plain. Prince Henry of Prussia led the corps while the Duke of Ratibor presided. American diplomats Joseph C. Grew and William Spencer attended in their own cars. The emperor and empress then attended a jubilee equestrian tournament at the stadium prepared for the next Olympic games.
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Berlin
William
Imperial Automobile Club
Military Volunteer Automobile Corps
Army Chausszee
Prince Henry of Prusela
Duke of Ratibor
Automobile Club
Joseph C. Grew
Willinm Spencer
Fire Devours Wagner Packing and Nearby Plants Near Baltimore
Fire at Wagnera Point on the Patapsco River causes about 350000 in losses. The blaze in the Martin Wagner Packing Company boiler room spreads to East Brooklyn Box Company and American Can Company, destroying three plants. Two dozen spectators on a pier fall into a panic as flames erupt, with several plunging into the water but narrowly avoiding drowning.
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Baltimore
Wagnera Foint
Here
Patapsco
Martin Wagner Packing Company
East Brooklyn Box Company
American Can Company
Webb Law Loophole in Liquor Draft Case at St Paul
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals rules a bank collecting a sight draft for liquor shipped across state lines into a prohibition state does not violate the carrier ban on acting as agent. Judge Sanborn delivers the opinion reversing a North Dakota district court ruling against the First National Bank of Anamoose, fined $300. The majority holds banks and ordinary collectors are excluded from the carrier prohibition.
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St. Paul
Minn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sanborn
District Court of North Dakota
First National Bank of
The Cook Book of Left-Overs offers bargain taste gains
The Sunday Post promotes The Cook Book of Left-Overs by Harpers to women readers at a bargain price. It claims the expert compiled volume includes 400 dishes and helps solve leftovers problems from meats poultry vegetables and bread. A coupon from The Sunday Post with 35c is required to secure the book.
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Cook Book
Harper‘s
the Post
Tia
The
Sunday Post
Mati
Woman Overcomes Poison Dose While Child Fights For Life
Mrs. Maud Sanford 916 North Carolina avenue southeast recovered from a similar mercury dose taken last Saturday. Miss Ethel Stevens age 3 of & N street southeast swallowed three tablets of dichloride of mercury and was admitted to Caguatty Hospital in critical condition. Authorities say the girl acted in despondency over job loss. Earlier Dr. Kelly saved Frank B White 43 of 315 I street southeast after a laudanum ingestion.
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Ethel Stevens
At & N Street Southeast
Caguatty Hospital
Maud Sanford
North Carolina Avenue Southeast
Miss Stevens
Verdict on Dreary Cure Trial Reported in Senate Evidence
An official report to the Senate examines Dr Maurice A Sturm of Ansonia apartments and his alleged cure method. The preliminary Blue report includes James E Martin affidavit alleging a $159 charge for an operation, a syringe stem breakage claim, and a death weeks later. Friedmann’s letter denies connection with Sturm while Sturm repudiates knowledge of Friedmann vaccine prep. Government investigators stop short of a final conclusion, noting uncertain current patient conditions and ongoing observation.
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Maurice A. Sturm
Ansonia Apartments
Friedmann
Senate
James E. Martin
Ogden Avenue
George
Sturm
Rupert Blue
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Martin
Dr. Sturm
Kr. Blue
Im Sturm
J. F . Anderson
Dukett
Peter
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Hata
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Costa Rica
Edward J. Hale
North Carolina
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Missouri
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Mr. Gonzales
Columbia State
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State Capitol
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Jefferson
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Colo
Colorado State Land Board
Maj. Hale
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U. S. Constitution
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Blackford
Alexandria Episcopal School
Virginia Corporation Commission
Capital Refning Company
Relee
Alexandria County
Hi. J. Fleming
Alexandria
I. Cohen
Washington, D. C
L-Monster
Alexandria Automobile Association
Organization of
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District of Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Alexandria Automobile Club
George D. Hopkins
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H. D. Kirk
Mann
Yamamoto
Susanne Carroll
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Little Boy
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T. A. Nicholas
Gen. Bell
Datto Amil
Kaiser
Webb Law
Banks
To-Kalon Go., Inc
Calvert
Calvert Shop
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Behrends
7Th Street
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F St
P Tukett
Chicago
Juerlner
Julius O. Cobb
Dra Kail
Svita Xeon
Senate Kern
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