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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1907

Page

7

Germany fears dreibund split as Italy secession plot emerges

Berlin reports on the German press reaction to the Anglo French Spanish dreibund amid new treaties. Observers see Italy pressed toward leaving the triple alliance while Britain and France bolster ententes. London notes the leak before The Hague conference adjourned as Germany finds itself isolated outside old alliances.

Washington Post Berlin Dreibund Germany Vossische Zeituns Beleves Italy Taeglische Rundschau Tageblatt England Deutsche Tages Zeitung Reichsbote Edward Bersen London Hague Cartagena Peninsula Great Britain Gibraltar Spain Canary Islands Mediterranean Balearic Islands Foreign Office

Franco Japanese treaty outlines economic equality for all nations

Paris reports the Franco Japanese agreement pledges most favored nation treatment for French subjects in Japan and Japanese subjects in Indo China until the existing treaty expires. It commits France and Japan to uphold China's independence and integrity and to support peace and order in the region, with U S and Germany whose interests noted. Foreign Minister Pichon announced the text to the Chamber, noting possible Russia Japan talks next.

Paris Far East Japan French Republic France China Pichon Chamber of Deputies United States Germany M. Pichon Rrussia

Fanatic Cremates Self with Petroleum Fire

In Copenhagen a land owner named Christophersen, a fanatical admirer of Huss, locked in his residence at Falster, drenched himself with petroleum and set himself afire, cremating his body as Huss perished. Elsewhere Count Tolstai has recovered from influenza but remains homebound while resuming literary work. Father Feeham named Bishop of Fall River after ordination in Pittsburgh diocese.

Huss Washington Post Copenhagen Christophersen Falster Father Feeham Toine Pittsburg Fall River Mass

Americans Throng London Hotels This Season

London reports a bustling season as American visitors overwhelm accommodations. First class hotels like Cecil Savoy Carlton Ritz are fully booked through September. Overflow guests turn to smaller hotels and private boarding houses, which can set higher terms and rapidly fill available rooms.

Washington Post London Cecil Savoy Carlton Ritz

Trunk Murder Suspect Arraigned in Liverpool Court

An Armenian, naming John Mooredean and Anton Leon, was arraigned in the Police Court on suspicion of involvement in the murder of Father Casher Vartarian whose body was found in a trunk at a New York lodging house on May 26. He claimed no knowledge of the crime. police remanded the case as three men are wanted in connection with the murder.

Liverpool John Mooredean Anton Leon Casher Vartarian New York

Anarchists Hold Congress in Rome

Rome June 17 anarchists obtained police permission to hold a congress inaugurated yesterday with many delegates present. The venue is decorated with black and red flags. The program asserts anarchists will oppose religion and authorities and promote irreligion through the cult of nature truth beauty labor liberty and love.

Washington Rome

Danish Rulers Return Home From Paris

King Frederick and Queen Louise of Denmark depart Paris for home as President Fallieres and all cabinet ministers bid them farewell at the railroad station in Paris on June 17.

Fallieres Paris King Frederick Louise Denmark

Orphans Hold Exercises at Carroll Institute Hall

Closing exercises of St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum drew a large circle of friends to Carroll Institute Hall. Father McGuigan spoke, Cornelius Callahan addressed attendees, and a children’s program featured drills, songs, recitations, and a play Aboard. Certificates of promotion were awarded to students from first to eighth grade, with Miss Kate Lackey and Mrs. Ellis assisting.

St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum Carroll Institute Father McGuigan Cornelius Callahan Edward Kearney Walter Copeland Joseph Krahling James Keane Vincent Childs Francis McDermott Eugene Devine Joseph Lynch Kate Lackey John F. Ellis Joseph Mrahiing Frances McDermott Wiliam Sampson James Jones George Stuart Bernard Place Janes Maloney Louis Keller Joseph Brady Frank Noonan Paul Dean George Ford Thomas Purvis Benjamin Kirke Edward McDermott Clarence Kearney Bernard Hassan Raymond Saxty Paul Dondaire Wiliam Lawlor Charles McDermott Henry Thornberry Eddie Cross Albert Paulie William Arnold Harry Mahothey Francis Peache Raymond Poore Carl O'Neil John Stuart William Mitchell Paul Samsont William

Monaghan Receives Hibernians Loving Cup Return

Prof J C Monaghan just back from a lecturing tour in the West was honored Sunday by Washington DC Hibernians at the Eagles Hall Sixth and E streets. He received a loving cup inscribed Presented to Prof J C Monaghan by the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Washington DC as a token of appreciation June 16 1907. President Patrick J Hartigan led the presentation after Division No 2 AD FL meeting.

Hibernians J. C. Monaghan Order of Hibernians Eagles’ Hall Sixth EH Streets Patrick J. Hartigan A. D. FL Monaghan

Many Hurt In Church Panic At Plainville

In Washington Indiana last night during services at the United Brethren Church a lamp toppled spilling coal on the carpet triggering a panic. Men women and children were trampled as they rushed toward the doors. Mrs Join Carahat is critically injured. Miss Ethel Littell Mrs Merritt and Mrs Samuel Clinton are seriously injured with others lightly hurt.

Washington Ind United Brethren ‘Church Plainville Join Carahat Ethel Littell Merritt Samuel Clinton

Gonzaga College honors two hundred at annual commencement

The fifty-eighth Gonzaga College commencement conferred diplomas medals and prizes on high school students and freshmen in a crowded college theater. Rev. Joseph Himmell rector and president awarded diplomas while Rev. Father Scully read names. Renovation of the high school will cost about 5000 dollars and begin now. a new college building is planned once funds allow.

Gonzaga ‘College Joseph Himmell Father Scully S. J Patrick Quill Georgetown College James Moonan Samuel Cahill Trinity Church Father Himmel Gonzaga Young Men's Aloysius Club Don Carlos Eilis Rossa F. Downing James J. Kilroy Francis E. Harsington Hoy Theodore A. Metcalf Washington Seminary James Joseph Becker Phocion James Frances’ Igpe Frederick F. Donovan James J. Becker Edward P. Donovan Aloysius KR. Mack Edward C. Healey Henry V. Voith, Jr John A. Dore Jeremiah A. Fitzpatrick A. Quay Maurice A. Mudd Ferdinnand Leocide Edward FP. Donovan Francis 5. Quay Robert Emmett Holland Francis X. Cavanagh Francis Gwynn Gardiner Thomas A. Donoghue Dward P. Donovan Rudolph J. Eichhorn A. Edward Fuller Francis D. O'Connell

Neill Strike Mediator Reports on Telegraphers' Troubles

President Roosevelt may seek Executive help to avert a threatened telegraphers strike. Labor Commissioner Charlee B. Nell refused to confirm receipt of any such presidential appeals, saying he would not discuss potential government action. Nell indicated readiness to investigate conditions, with Feared intervention possibly coming from Oyster Bay.

Charlee B. Nell Bureau of Labor Roosevelt Netil App Oyster Bay Neill

Lawn fete charity promises fine weather for St Francis fete

The Weather Bureau issued a special order guaranteeing good weather for the Sisters of St. Francis Georgetown Hospital lawn fete opening tomorrow and lasting four nights. The grounds have been transformed into an old time village with groups of pretty maids hosting booths and dancing each evening. Junior Republic ends season with Woman's League at Arlington Hotel. Mrs Mary S Lockwood presided and reports show funds on hand for next October.

Weather Bureau Sisters of St. Francis Georgetown Hospital Junior Republic Woman's League of the National Junior Republic Arlington Hotel Mary 8 Lockwood McNabb Mesdamesa Vaughan Chancellor R. C. Adams Smith Logan Dachenhauser

Fragments of Confession Amid Desertion Rumors

A garbled recount claims a U S sailor on a British warship denied desertion while asserting he never planned to desert. The text mentions interaction with an American crew, a fire incident aboard a British vessel, and Manzanilla Cuba bearing on the dispute.

Manzanilla Cuba

Col Hogeland Dead In Omaha Hotel Room

Col Alexander Hogeland of Louisville known as the Mews boy's Friend and father of the curfew law was found dead in his Murray Hotel room in Omaha on June 17. The gas jet was on and windows closed but death is considered accidental. He had become infirm recently and relatives had asked the hotel to provide meals due to his age and weak heart.

Omsha Nebr Alexander Hogelang Louisville Murray ‘Hotel Gaz Col Hogeland T Theater Entira Company Henry Arthur Velev Varly Ates Hes Hilde -Spong Jane Nangle Jones Hag Mr. Pimatien Rapehild Miss Spong Dne Charlotte ‘Walker Ahieé Constance Gage Aimpleton Columbia Hae Moptha Dorothy Hammack Pamela Beechinor Walter Howe Jervis Purghon William Lamp George Laigton Civil Service Retirement Association Columbia

Schwab Brother Weds Edith McCorray in Cleveland

Charles M Schwab attended the simple ceremony for his younger brother E H Schwab a Notre Dame lawyer and instructor at South Bend Indiana and Edith McCorray niece of Sheriff McGorray The wedding will be private with only close relatives present and the couple will depart by private car for an undisclosed destination.

Cleveland Washington Post Ohio Charles M. Schwab E. H. Schwab Notre Dame University South Bend Ind Edith McCorray Sheriff McGorray Charles Schwab

Hotels and inns guests tally from many states and cities

A long list of guests staying at major hotels in Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland and other cities is recorded. Names cover numerous individuals and couples across Raleigh, Metropolis, National and Willard hotels with destinations including Arlington Shoreham Long Beach and others, spanning Alabama to Texas. The roster lists guest names, cities and inns, reflecting a cross section of travelers.

Baltimore James Turner Raleigh E. Ben‘gla Métropolitan W. T. Brierly National A. “Corral Arlington Proston Dudley R. Cowles Metropolitan D. ©. Swan A. .W. Clark New Willard Joseph J. Crontne Lillian Allen Cronnie Ebbitt Chicago A B. Henedick W. Jansen F. D New York City George H. Loweke J. Frelshman Walter Drew A.W. Philips Charles van Ness Charles Small George M. Sutton Mise Mildred Williams Nathan E Tallin J. . Sayers A. Davia Maury Booy L. Goldsmith August’. Ceander J. C M. Johnson Enc Holgar Ww. Johnson Wits Weddle Ernet Cooper We ‘Aaron Nettie Aaron Crawford Miss Crawford Charles E. Croneil J. A J. Kaitner Shoreham F. Harry K. Johnson Arington PH Elphia H. Berge G. N. Collia H. B. Céline Miss D. N. Collins G. Colina A. F Sawyer A. Ross Charles A. Duncan RK. A. Feebery Charles A. Hates Charles F.hvens, Jr Joseph M. Welsh Daniel BP Kelley Harold Jennings Riggs P. Boyle Howard P. ‘Boyle C.J. Darrett Fittsburg Hays F. .Waleb Ida H. Smith Lenhor D. Ford John B. Gibney New New .Willerd, Thomas‘ Cosgors M. Conwgore E F Adamg Enbett Richmond O. J. Hin W. P. Leggett Mawin Pulcher J. Hut Alabama Frank Dennis Wellington Mire J.B. Walker Dinagin. Walker Huntevilla Arkansas Price Shof I. P. Banningarth Pasadena Bostwick San Francisco Rom Weatbrook, Jr Griffin Whall Ana Wite Atlante New Wizard Illinois C. J. Simpkin Carlinsville Maynard, Jr Glenview Indiana South Bend Thomas J. Brooks Bedford William D. Nerch Indianapolis Kentucky Falmouth Metro Litan J. B.haryl Yite Owensboro W. A.kyn Louisville Louisiana W. T. Donnell New Orleans E. H. Worden Caumen Bhroveport Blaas Spiller C. FP Minneapolis Helen W. Rockwell St. Paul Missouri-E. W Freyechtag Kanes City Leigh W. Parker Bulato H. Nortom Utica Romé M. Scadinet Yeors Ea Caain Syracuse John J. Momett

The Henry Arthur comedy at the theater scene

The Henry Arthur comedy offers strong performances led by Miss Spong and Miss Hammack with workable staging and lively comic clashes. Belasco's The Private Secretary delivers brisk farce with Arden's company, while Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana suffers from underpowered orchestra and uneven vocal balance.

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