Mutiny of Sappers at Kiev Suppressed After Bloody Engagement
Report from Warsaw and St Petersburg describes a June 17 night battle near Kiev ending with heavy casualties among mutineers. Prisons overflow in Spask district and Poland faces disfranchisement rumors while Polish authorities prep troops.
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Famine Victims Eat Grass in China Famine Zone
Special Cable reports from London quoting Capt. Henry Leonard, American Legation attache in Peking, that thousands will die before aid can arrive to the Yangtse-Kiang valley. Since floods ruined the last crop residents subsist on grass and tree bark. He notes foreign distrust is unfounded.
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Von Sternburg to Remain as German Ambassador
Berlin reports the foreign office rejects Washington rumors of Baron Speck von Sternburg resigning due to ill health. The statement says his health gives no occasion for concern and there is no plan to recall him in autumn. Confidence remains he will continue long in the post for the good of both nations.
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Twain Invited by King for Windsor Garden Party
Special cable from London reports King Edward extended an invitation to Mark Twain after his arrival in England. Clemens seemed surprised but accepted. A Rhodes Scholars reception is planned for June 8, and on June 23 he will attend a pageant with Archdeacon Wilbert Force, promising to break the Sabbath.
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Boecklin Masterpiece Discovered in London Restorer Shop
The great German artist Arnold Boecklin's master piece Hisian Biel, which vanished from the Berlin National Gallery, has resurfaced in a London picture restorer's shop badly damaged. Allegations claim the painting was recently sent to Tendon for a private exhibition flight.
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Vacation school for Wash public schools boys at Y M C A
A vacation school for sixth to eighth graders failing promotion and aiming for fall exams opens at the Y M C A next Monday. In its second season the program, supervised by Charles A. Johnson, follows the association’s educational aims and last year enrolled 32 pupils. The first Camp Good Will session begins July 1 with tents and equipment for 100 children and siblings, and July 4 visits planned with transport from Brightwood. Also reported is the death of Harry A Leapheart, a Brooksfield Mo midshipman, while on leave.
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Charlen A. Johnson
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Brooksfield, Mo
Broken Leg On Wedding Day After Rice Tossing
Special to The Washington Bart New York June. Fire throwing rice and slippers at a departing couple frightened a team attached to their coach. The bride and her father in law were badly injured when a sapper struck a horse and the team bolted. The bride fell from the coach breaking her left leg in two places as the team crashed into an electric light pole wrecking the outfit.
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Vanderbilt a Witness Before Grand Jury
William K. Van derbilt Jr testified before a New York grand jury to identify a $10,000 vanity box alleged stolen from Mrs. Vanderbilt. He examined the box for about ten minutes and confirmed it belonged to his wife as the jury considered larceny charges against waiter Costas Meras linked to Sherry's.
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Arrests in Narbonne Unite Wine Growers Riot Leaders
Paris June 19 Government arrests Marcelin Albert leader of the revolted winegrowers and M Ferrone Narbonne mayor once Albert’s ally. Martial law spreads in the south as troops quell a violent mob, barricades rise and fall, lights cut, and authorities promise to crush the rebellion.
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Crater Monument Dedication Readied by Veterans
A Forty eighth Pennsylvania Veteran Infantry delegation en route to Petersburg, Virginia, visits Washington for a Crater memorial unveiling on April 2 1865. Gov Swanson of Virginia to accept. Notable participants include Gen Stith Bolling Adjutant General Thomas J Stewart Col Daniel Nagle and Prof S A Thurlow. Services led by Rev A A DeLong and Rev W Mec White.
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School Gardens Open Next Season by Board of Education
The Agricultural Department garden grounds for public school children will open June 28 to September 14. A public inspection will be held today from 4 to 7. Gardens are open twice weekly during vacation at 9:30. Other gardens are at Blow School Nineteenth Street and Benning Road, Gales and Seventeenth Streets, and Cranch Annex Twelfth and G Streets SE.
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Hamline Reading Circles Meet at Mrs Thomas Home
The Home Mission ary Society Reading circles of Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. William G. Thomas's 9 Q Street NW home. A program of music and recitations entertained guests, with the house ornamented by ferns and flowers. Circles, via Mrs Roach, presented Mrs Thomas with two hand painted china plates and each guest received a white ribbon bookmark inscribed Gog be with you till we meet again.
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Graduation Day at Three Central Schools in Washington
Graduates of Central Western and Eastern High Schools in Convention Hall received diplomas amid lights, flags, and Marine Band music. Education Commissioner Elmer H. Brown warned against unfulfilled promises and urged higher standards, with numerous scholarships and medals awarded to standout students.
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Elmer H. Brown
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Washington
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Kendall Green Commencement Honors Diversity and Notables
Kendall Green held graduation exercises with over two hundred students from forty states and territories plus Canada and Ireland. Warren James Haverstick of Ohio received a bachelor of letters, May Thornton of Kansas a bachelor of philosophy, and several graduates earned master of arts degrees. Justice Brewer and Dr. Gallaudet spoke and signed a closing prayer.
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Ohio
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Kansas
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Indiana
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Villa Nova Honors Creel and Currier at Commencement
Villa Nova College held its annual commencement exercises in Philadelphia with Most Rev Archbishop Domed Falconio presiding. Honorary degrees were awarded to Enrique C Creel and Maurice Francis Myan, Rev Charlea Warren Currier, and John C O Laughlin, with Dr Egan receiving a degree for his book The Comparative Methods in Literature. William J Riley delivered the salutatory and Patrick J O Connor was valedictorian.
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Philadelphia
Villa Nova College
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United States
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Tompkinsville
Staten Island
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Lowell
Mass
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Mexico
Maurice Francis Myan
Denmark
Charlea ‘Warren Currier
Catholic Indian Bureau
Washington
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Europe
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Degrees for Governors at Lafayette College
Two governors Edwin S. Stuart of Pennsylvania and Charles Hughes of New York received degrees from Lafayette College during its diamond jubilee exercises in Easton. After Pardee Hall ceremonies, they dined with guests and alumni and gave brief addresses.
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Lafayette College
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New York
Pardee Hall
US Names Ministers to Central America and Tokyo
The State Department announced new diplomatic appointments influencing embassies in Tokyo and Central America. H Percival Dodge becomes minister to Honduras and Salvador, Peter Jay may move to Tokyo as secretary, with Philip Brown slated to succeed Jay in Constantinople. Samuel B Magill will transfer from Tampico to San Salvador to replace Jenkins.
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Ita Rica
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Washngton
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Tampico
Mexico
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Measures to Avert Coal Famine by Government and Railroads
Government and railroads mobilize to prevent a coal shortage feared for next winter. North ern Pacific President Howard Eliott warned Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane of a possible famine, prompting early coal stocking by government depots. Cabinet discussed action before Roosevelt's departure, with Los Angeles arranging a full coal supply in early summer.
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Missing girl Florence Corcoran traced to stable assault report
Florence Corcoran a thirteen year old girl who on May 11 accused three young men of assault near Ninth and E streets southeast has disappeared from her home at 813 L street southeast since Tuesday Police say she often leaves home and on Tuesday began visiting friends at 3322 M street northwest then vanished She is tall light complexioned with light brown hair blue eyes wearing a white dress pink sash and black low quarter shoes
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Lawn fete at Georgetown Hospital draws large crowds
The opening night of the lawn fete by the Sisters of St Francis on Georgetown University Hospital grounds attracted big crowds. The second evening surpassed the first with sold out stalls, dancing, and a busy floor. The fete wraps up tomorrow with favorable weather likely boosting receipts. The hot supper service ran 6 to 9 PM as a key attraction.
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Revenue Cadet Drowned Off Chase at Sea
The Treasury Department reports Cadet George R. Ramel drowned on June 7 after falling from the quarter-deck rail of the revenue cutter Chase. Capt. Reynolds said every effort was made to save him. Ramel, aged twenty four, appointed September 17, 196 from New York, is the first cadet drowning in thirty years of the service.
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Diplomacy Halts Training Ship Transfer Plans
The State Department seeks to move the gunboat Don Juan de Austria from New Hampshire waters to the Great Lakes for naval militia use, but fall is expected due to the diplomatic route needed for England's consent. Washington Grain Exchange names delegates BP Moran Hoge and Craig to attend the National Hay Association convention at Niagara Falls.
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Like Opium Eaters Coffee Drinkers Become Slaves
A Boston man recalls coffee's grip on health, comparing coffee drinkers to opium eaters. He details nervous strain, heart trouble, and insomnia from caffeine and credits Postum Foot Coffee with restoring digestion, sleep, and steadier health after switching.
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Ayres Answer to War Department Inquiry Over Statements
Lieut. Col. Charles G. Ayres of the Fourteenth Infantry answered officials questioning the authenticity of statements attributed to him. General Oliver declines to comment pending Secretary Taft's return. Ayres, currently on leave at Highland Falls near West Point, is said to have supported his wife's stance in the cadet controversy over the master overcoat incident and related actions that barred her from West Point.
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Army official to study European subsistence methods
Brigadier General Henry J. Sharpe, Commissary General of Subsistence, will begin a tour of England, France, and Germany this Saturday to investigate European army purchasing, preparation, and transport of subsistence. He sails from New York and will stay abroad until September, aiming to compare foreign cookery practices with the American school of cooks and bakers. He will study Aldershot Hogiland’s cookery school and note differences with U S Army methods.
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New York
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McCalla Medal Clarifies West Indies Award
Navy officials explained that Rear Admiral B H McCalla received the West Indies campaign medal for meritorious service in Guantanamo Bay, not rescue work from burning ships. He commanded the Marblehead, active at Guantanamo during the Spanish American War, but not in the Santiago battle.
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Guantanamo Bay
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Santiago
Naval Militia Barred From Target Practice Funds
The Advocate General says the naval militia is not specifically named in Congress s appropriation for target practice and thus not entitled to the share. Disappointment grows in military circles as several groups planned to compete and an appeal to the Attorney General may follow. The national trophy contest moves to Camp Perry Ohio this year from Sea Girt New Jersey.
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WILL COMMAND NEW CRUISER Captain Fox to lead South Dakota
The navy assigns Captain C E Fox to command the armored cruiser South Dakota upon commissioning. He is detached from Washington duty to work at Union Iron Works in San Francisco on fitting out the vessel. Captain G P Colvocoresses will retire June 3 with rear admiral rank. Midshipman H A Leaphart of Brookfield Missouri, third class, died at home after being granted leave June 6.
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Army Orders Leaves of absence and detachments listed
Army orders show numerous leaves of absence for officers from multiple units including Captain George M Apple Fifth Field Artillery Captain Adrian S Fieming Fourth Field Artillery and others with durations from three days to one month plus. Several captains are detailed to encampments and guard units. Officers reassigned to Fort Ontario Manila Alcatraz Jamestown and Fort Leavenworth with duties including recruiting, inspection, and construction supervision.
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Fort Ontario
Quartermaster’s Department
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Fort Riley
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United Stated
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Naval officer assignments and vessel movements detail
Orders issued to Capt C E B Fox for duty with Union Iron Works San Francisco for fitting out South Dakota and command upon commissioning. Rear Admiral rank conferred on G F Colvocorestes upon retirement. Lieut G W Danforth retired home. Doyle to New York Navy Yard for steam engineering duties. Petersop and Ensign J C G reassigned to various duties. Williams to Boston storekeeping. Hatch to Boston storekeeping duties. Movements note arrivals of Wehnaia Norfolk Abarrends Newport News Cape Cod Har. Departures include Prairie League Island Savannah Mercantine Hampton Heads St Louis Bahia Rio de Janeiro.
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Ships Sail for Drill Grounds Off Virginia Coast
Battle ships Maine Ohio Iowa and Indiana left the Virginia capes for Southern drill grounds off the coast. The movement follows routine fleet training and marks continued naval readiness amid ongoing Atlantic patrols.
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Washington Brick Company solicits business in 1907 notice
Special notice from Washington D C dated June 15 1907 announces the New Washington Brick Company will sell brick at 1420 New York Avenue Northwest starting July 1 1907. The firm notes the Standard Brick Company has supplied over 25 percent of city brick for 25 years and warns prompt ordering by phone to avoid price increases. T L Holbrook and General Manager oversee operations and offer Hydraulic Press Brick Company products.
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Engleside
Rockville
Hare
Annie
Randolph
Craesque
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia Peck
Delaplane
the Oaks
Front Royal
Earite Sag Gap
R R
J. F. Grant
Linden
I H.‘ Francis
Rappahannock River
Carter's Creek
Wheels Landing
Parker Weems
Asbury Park
North Jersey
C. O
Mattison Ave
Columbia
Hilda Spong
Columbia Theater CO
Charlotte Walker
Jane
Henry Arthur Jones
Miss Spong
Daly's Theater
Sores
Geraldine
Sharp
Mat
NEW National Theater
Ehans
Normandy
Maines
Edwin Arden
Nooewrmi
Lyceum
Washington Luna
Park Menagement
Shakes
Ggodtelow
So maLey
Washington Orchestra
A Haley
Free Vaudevil
Elliott, Belair & Elliott
Che. Lake
U. S. Marine Band
Gey Qisit
Great Falls of the Potomac
Trababa
Aioe
Perry