White Defends Magic in Court as Hindoo Charm Probed
Baltimore reporter details the ongoing U S District Court trial of Dr Thomas H W White charged with frauds tied to alleged occult practices. Testimony covers Hindoo breathing exercises claimed to move the mind down the spine and a mysterious charm linking to Christ, Ammon, and ancient secrets. The defense argues over interpretive questions while the jury awaits verdict.
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Rose
Christ
Yose
India
Gift For Garrick Club Honors McKinley Portrait Gift
A Garrick Club gathering in club rooms honored the late President William McKinley with a portrait donated by Ohio delegation members in Congress and other Ohio members. President Luckett introduced Representative Kennedy, who presented the gift on behalf of the donors, with ceremony led by master of ceremonies Hfarane.
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Garrick Club
William McKinley
Ohio Welegation
Congress
Ohio
Joseph H. Luckett
James Kennedy
WeKanley
Farane
Sue Satan
Tritt Wekinles
Brush
George P Davis
Bmaid
Burton Parker
Jiexay
Shoot Again: Farmer Acquitted in Clarke County Shooting
A farmer from Clarke County fired a revolver at a Black man after a dispute near Allen's home. The wounded man knelt in the road and urged a second shot, but the attacker fired once more. The case was brought before Mayor Jones. the charge was dismissed as the wounded man was not seriously injured.
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Arecen Ty
Washington Post
Wichester
Holt
Iitiara Wen
Clarke
Fater Page
Allen
Mayer F
EF Jones
Herryville
Jones
Four Children Poisoned In West Virginia Farm Incident
Two sons of Joseph Jordan of Mason County are dead and two others are dying after a mysterious poisoning. An inquest is planned for tomorrow. Jordan, a well-to-do farmer, lives near Greenwood twenty miles north of here. City council votes to lease the gas plant to Washington capitalists for twenty years.
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W. Va
Washington Post
Joseph Jordan
Mason
Morrow Jordan
Washington Capitalists
Charlottes
Washington Capitalista
Grand Jury Frees Three in Curtin Murder Probe
Washington Post Bureau reports at 6 PM in Alexandria that John Ryan Stephen Davis and George W Cole were released from custody by the grand jury after a week of hearings. Ryan faced a prior preliminary hearing in Police Court last March while Davis was arrested recently on Cole's information. Cole, a stranger to Alexandria, stayed at police HQ as a witness. About seventy witnesses have been examined with more to come today and possibly into next week. The panel will also hear alleged violations of law and seek penalties for those convicted.
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Depew
Ir Muldoon
Ashlele
Enator
Muldoon
Ur de Koven
Mr. Muldoon
Reginald de Koven
Billy” Muldoon Glace
Mr de Koven
de Koven
Gardner Gets A Gap Goes Out With Graduates
Ninety two graduates from the McKinley Manual Training School were applauded at the New National Theater. Principal A I Gardner received a loving cup from the class, who praised his moral tone and leadership as they honored him on leaving the post.
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National Theater
Loving Cup
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New National Theater
Commssioner Macfarland
Leger
Gardner
Marmé
A. T Stuart
Louis Stern
Macfarland
James Monaghan
Bureau of Manufacturea
Senator Depew Visit at Muldoon Sanatorium Near White Plains
Reporters find Senator Chauncey M Depew may have visited Billy Muldoons sanatorium, with Muldoon denying current patient status for Depew. De Koven arrives with staff, departs after a brief stay as Muldoon emphasizes strict rules and patient privacy.
Gompers Praises AGT Asserts Eight Hour Day Is a Right
Samuel Gompers and fellow labor leaders spoke at the Typographical Temple session focusing on the eight hour day. They discussed apprenticeship age limits, proposed copyright shifts, and union solidarity. A banquet honored visiting delegates with speeches by Gompers Glockling and other officials.
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Allied Printing Trades
Trades Union
Committee On
J L Feeney
Leflore Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James M Lynch
International Typographical Union
Frank Morrison
President Glockling
The
Bookbinders
Bmr Gompers
Glockling
Lynch
Robert Glockling
Jamal Feeney
Washington
New York
Joseph Prout
Book Stampers’ Union
Joseph G Bradburn
Louisville
James W Dougherty
Magonic ‘Temple
Union No 4
Fred & Brockway
Connor
V Powderly
Emil Peterson
William Hyde
E Mc Becker, Jr
William Holt
Fred Seyffelt
Army Orders Retirements Transfers and Duty Changes
Army orders list leaves of absence for several officers and transfers within coast artillery and infantry. Promotions and assignments include Captains to unassigned lists, lieutenants to various batteries, and a special board at San Francisco. Details cover Fort Hamilton Manila transport plans and Fort Leavenworth attendance for officers in 1906.
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Leslier Groves
Tourteenth
Aix
Charles C Flock
Twelfth Infantry
Tronefers
Henry W
Coast Artllery
Beott Baker
Thirty Atth Company
Coast Artillery
William H Peck
John B . McClure
Joseph Wheeler, Sr
Fithh
Brooke Payne
Federick W. Stopford
Ninety Sixth
Brank E Hopkins
Artilery
Charles P Suromerail
Theodore H Kock
Clarence M Condon
Pred & Perry
Artiery
Harney Dunwoody
Forly Frat Company
Thomas H Jno'Fon
Corps of
Engingera
Artillery Corps
Artillery School
Fort Atenace
Neparpscu
Watrvellon
James Trebinsom
Jon B Murphy
John B. McClure
George W. Cachell
Cufford Jones
Marshal’ Chills
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Firat
George MC
San Francio
Cal
Manila
Cal Paniel M Appel
Army
San Francisco
Vita
Louis Drechemin
Celles
Daniel MI Appel
General Hospital
Preaidle
Cal Zoutx Brechomin
Daniel M Appel
San Frenetech
Louth Brechomin
James F
General Star Corps
Tme United States Infantry and Cavalry School
Fort Leavenworth
Juans
Charles. H. Cabsnisy
Military officers face promotion board at Fort D A
A board of officers is convened to examine officers for fitness for promotion at Fort D A Russell, Wyo. Details include Majors Jackson Travis Kleffer and Ro Lee, with Lieuts Game and Woodson Hocker among those to report for examination.
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William F H Godson
Tenth Cavalry
Kemper Military School
Boonville, Mo
Fort T. A
Fort D
Rusbul
James B Jackson
Eleventh Infantry
Pierce M B Travis
Eleentis Infantry
Charles Kleffer
Harry Ro Lee
Francia M McCib'urn
Clyford Game
Cleventh
James 8 Jackson
Fort D A. i Xumell
Wyo
Woodson Hocker
Willem M.farker
Georgia Fastest Battleship Trial Sets Record At Bath
Portland Maine June 14 the battleship Georgia completed official speed trials on a favorable day setting a new record for the US Navy by averaging 19 2 knots over three hours with the last hour slowed by coal depletion. The ship’s builders trial indicated the contract speed could be met at 1189 rpm versus 1228 rpm achieved today. Naval boards disembarked after the run and Georgia proceeds to Bath for final completion ahead of commissioning within two months.
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Georgia
New Jersey
New England
Naval Board
Naval Trial Boards
Washington
John S Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Joseph Terrell
Bath
You Must Eat Tightly In The Kitchen Phrase
A compact line urges strict control of eating pace and portioning. It suggests aiming for a successful meal plan by focusing on disciplined choices and mindful consumption. The message emphasizes precision and prudence in food intake.
Apiteza cereal promises strong health benefits
Apiwezo cereal claims to contain vegetable iron and a balanced mix of nutrients. It is said to maximize nutriment with minimal stomach work, build tissue, enrich blood, and energize the system. Tastes good and benefits all, with a cream version recommended for a month before switching.
Robert B Roosevelt Dies in Sayville at 76
Prominent politician and author Robert B Roosevelt uncle of the President died in Sayville Long Island after months of illness. He was seventy six and long active in Democratic politics, authors on fishing and game, former New York City alderman and congressman, minister to the Netherlands 1888 90, and treasurer of the Democratic National Committee. The funeral is set for Monday. President Roosevelt may attend if Congress business allows.
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Roosevelt
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New York
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Congress
Committee of Seventy
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Netherlands
Democratic National Committee
Cleveland
North America
Florida
Robert B Roosevelt
Washington
Bernhardt Sails for Paris After US Tour Ends
Special to The Washington Post June 14 reports Madame Sarah Bernhardt leaving New York aboard the La Touraine for Paris with about 250000 in her checks. Manager William Connor quips about a Bernhardt Theatre in America, while a throng of French and American well-wishers fills a luxe cabin with flowers and plants as she departs.
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Washington Post
New York
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
United States
Paris
la Touraine
Sarah
William Connor
America
Garah
Mr. Connor
Bernhardt
Madame
Fervid Oscillation Ends Divorce Fight in Courtroom
In Equity Court No 7 Judge Cla baugh appeased an aging couple by approving a kiss that rekindled their marriage. Wesley Markwood, a veteran of four wars, asked the judge for permission to kiss Ida E. Markwood amid their maintenance and divorce dispute. The court, stunned at first, allowed the kiss and the couple left together for a private dinner.
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Wesley Markwood
Ida E. Markwood
Markwood
Clabaugh
Equity Court No 7
Markewood
Orene
New Bishop of Oregon Chosen to Succeed Morris
Rev Charles Scaddings of La Grange Illinois tonight was elected bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Oregon in Portland to succeed the late Bishop B Wister Morris.
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Portland
Oreg
Charles Scaddings
la Grange
Ill
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
B. Wister Morris
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