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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1911

Page

8

German steamer Consul Gros tuck cited as international pirate

Haitian officials deny exiled Venezuelan president Cipriano Castro aboard the German flagged steamer Consul Grostuck now in Haitian waters. The German government repudiates ownership, as U.S. and Haitian authorities consider possible seizure or transfer while Castro’s presence remains disputed and under review by diplomats.

Gross Tuck Castro Venezuela Navy Department Emesny Berlin Congal Grostuck Asx Tf Castro Europe Port-au-Prince Haiti Offirmly Ciprianio Toe Serting Trestarch Cipriano Castro Vencanela Ember Umbria Foreign Office Sgraeruck Consultros- Suck

Died notices and funeral details from scattered reports

DIED. RANSON died Thursday June 13 191? burial at Fowlerville. WIEILMAN suddenly Wednesday June 10 at residence 618 D street northwest GOTTLIBB beloved husband Louisa Hellman aged six years seven months. Frank Geier's Sons funeral 1113 Seventh Street north Friday June 16. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. Inwood West Virginia Weidnesday morning June 19 at 10 o'clock funeral in Ger randstewe Wy Va.

Ranson NRV Fowlerville X. x. Wieilman D Street Gottlibb Louisa Hellman Frank Geier Seventh Street Ives Rock Creek Philadelphia Inwood W. Va Annie Willett Gerrandstewe Wy Va

Unsuccessful bid to fly German flag on sold Italian cruiser

A company that sold the dismantled Italian cruiser Imbria, now called the Gros tuck, failed to secure permission to fly the German flag. The message, dated June 15 from the Gros tuck commander to his wife in Germany, notes the attempt.

Germany Ilamburg

Ticket Swindle Charged In Nationwide Ticket Counterfeiting

Chicago reports arrest of conductor John E. Farris his brother William L and printer Joseph Hart in a U.S secret service case. Police seized electrotype and zinc plates for Cleveland Columbus and Indianapolis street car tickets as they reveal a long running counterfeit scheme. Taft admitted printing thousands of tickets and said he was hired by the Farris brothers. The trio will face Cleveland court.

Chicago John E. Farris Aliionis Central Railroad William L Joseph © Hart United States Secret Service Farris Cleveland Columbus Ohio Indianapolis John Farris Taft Tday Farris Brothers

Maine's Hull in Sight as Hull Fragments Surface

Reports from Havana and Maine detail the battleship Maine hull damage with ribs bent, decks upheaved, and bulkheads crushed. As cofferdam water drops, investigators hope to probe the wreck to locate officers missing, including Ensign Merritt, while rescuers work to pump out water and assess further destruction.

Havana Maine Black Engineer Corps Thhey Ensign Merritt Lieut Jenkins

Emperor Nicholas Visits U S Fleet at Cronstadt

In Cronstadt June 15 Emperor Nicholas toured the second division of the U S Atlantic fleet commanded by Rear Admiral Charles J Badger. He spent about two hours aboard the Louisiana and signed portraits for Admiral Badger and the captains of the Louisiana Kansas New Hampshire and South Carolina. The visit occurred despite rain and took place aboard the Russian yacht Alexandria with Admiral Niloff accompanying.

Cronstadt Russia Emperor Nicholas Charles J. Badger Peterhof Admiral Badger Louisiana Kansas New Hampshire South Carolina Alexandria Lawistina

Imperial Visit Details With Russian Squadron Meeting

Admiral Grigorovich and Rear Admiral Zilotti led the preparations as the American squadron stood ready to meet the Russian monarch. The shore leave was restricted during the day and the imperial party left Peterhof at 4 46 o clock.

Grigorovich Zilotti Peterhof

Moonshiners in Tenement Raid Nets Spirits

Internal revenue officers seized a complete moonshine plant on New York City East Side, 600 gallons of sugar mash and many demijohns. Spirits measured 150 proof and were sold to neighborhood grocers. Three arrests were made including alleged proprietor Max Cohen and two Black men, reportedly the first Black moonshiners arrested north of the Mason-Dixon line. Degree Given to F G Carpenter. Wooster University conferred the degree of La Coupean on Frank G Carpenter of Wahington, 20.

New York Internal Revenue Max Cohen Mason ‘and Dixon Line F. G. Carpenter Wooster Ohio Wooster University la. Coupean Frank G. Carpenter Wahington

First Baseman Brown Shot Dead in Albany Struggle

Albany June 15 First Baseman Arthur Brown of the Albany State League team died after four bullet wounds at a Pearl Street rooming house. Actor John V McStea claims he was attacked while seeking to see Mrs Brown and fired in self defense after a struggle.

Albany, N Arthur Brown Albany State John V. McStea New Orleans Pearl Street McStea Brown McS&tea MecStea Wilkes-Barre Montreal Trenton

Stock Exchange Suspends Booker Partner in Speculative Account

New York June 15. F W Duryea a member of the stock exchange was suspended for three months by exchange officials for accepting a four thousand dollar speculative account from an employee of a member of the exchange.

Stock Exchange Booker New York F. W. Duryea The

National and State Bank Examiners Set Joint Meeting

New York June 1. A historic joint meeting of national and state bank examiners is planned for July 6 in New York. Comptroller Lawrence C. Murray proposed closer ties between the two departments. National Bank Examiner Charles A. Hanna will chair, with 40 New York State examiners, 7 New Jersey State examiners, and 8 national examiners from New York and New Jersey slated to attend.

National New York Lawrence C. Murray United States Treasury National Bank Charles A. Hanna New Jersey New York and

New Ship Line Formed For Gulf to South America

A new steamship company the Mississippi Valley South America and Orient Steamship Company filed its charter in New Orleans with 100000 paid in. It plans routes to the west coast of South America and to the Orient as soon as the Panama Canal opens, backed by Mississippi Valley merchants and business men.

Gulf and South America New Orleans Mississippi Valley Orient Steamship Company South Amelia Orient Panama Canal Aussissippi Valley

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