Horses In Sea Rescue At Coney Island Crowd Cheers
New York June 19 A life saving exploit at Coney Island as Mounted Patrolmen Edwin Cody and James McDonald swam their horses about 40 yards to reach a disabled motorboat the George Washington. They ferried women and children to shore then towed the boat to a bulkhead with help from lifeguard Arthur Hitton. Spectators cheered as the riders and horses were applauded and the rescuers returned to duty.
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New York
Maury
Grand Street
Manhattan
Michael Musco
Frank
Kenmare Street
Battery
Staten Island
Lower Bay
Coney Island
Cody
McDonald
Ocean Parkway
Bluecoats
Arthur Hitton
Taraca
Justa
Musco
McPertald
Death notices in a 1913 Washington obituary page
Died notices list several local deaths with dates June 18 19 1913. Names include Lucy Hunter Baird Mary Los Brumbaugh Lena Carter Margaret McLittle Annie McCardle Flora E Sackett Jacob Widmer and others. Funeral details indicate residences addresses in Washington DC and nearby areas plus interment Glenwood Mount Olivet Prospect Hill and church services scheduled. Some notices request copies for newspapers in other states.
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Baird
South Eighteenth Street
Philadelphia
Lucy Hunter
Spencer F Baird
Brumbaugh
Mary Los
Noah J
Rosa T Brumbaugh
Sixteenth Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Dayton
Tennessee Avenue
Margaret Dc
Lowry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lena Carter
George C. R. Lowry
Ric
W. Carter
Sioux Falls
McCardle
Fifteenth Street
Anniel
William H. McCardle
Satrday
Flora E
Arthur J. Sackett
Om. Ghar
Annie M. Sanford
Ninth Street
Immaculata Conception Church
Masa
Mount Olivet
Widmer
Sibley Hospital
Minorities Lead Movements At Woman Suffrage Rally
Mrs. Catherine Wood declares at a National Woman Suffrage Association meeting that suffrage is a world movement and movements are led by nonmajorities. She notes men vote at two thirds or three fourths in national elections and about half in local elections. Other speakers include Miss Elizabeth Brown and Miss Nina Allender. A committee for woman suffrage is supported by Congress.
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Catherine Wood
Iroman
Katherine Wood
Congressional Committee
National Woman Suffrage Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ashford
Congressional Record
Wood
Elizabeth Brown
The
Associated Charities
Nina KE. Allender
Stone
Representative Stone
Thompson
Children’s ‘Bureau
Walter J. Swanton
George B. Tang.lien
Congress of the United States
Insurance Firms Move to Obtain Victim’s Organs in Court Battle
In Baltimore the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company seeks a receiver to independently examine the organs of Edward O. Painter, the Jacksonville fertilizer maker killed in the St Johns River. Judge Duffy set a deadline for heirs to show cause, as insurers promise a lengthy fight over the $1.1 million policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward O. Painter
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Johns River
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Painter
Duffy
Glaser
Off to Prepare Camp Main Body Starts Tuesday
Two advance parties of Y M C A boys department left today to prep a South River Maryland camp for the main group arriving Tuesday. The athletic program includes track, field events, and aquatic contests for three classes with swimming lessons daily for beginners. A baseball and volleyball league is forming with teams from nations and leaders listed. strict health safeguards include daily lifeguards and a doctor aboard. Visitors day is set for July 4.
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Y. M. C. A. Boys’department
Edward Wilde
Francis Wilbur
Joel Rogers
Stephen Baldwin
Roger Birdsell
Boyal
C. Edw. Beckett
Sweden
Germany
L. Gordon Leech
France
Raymond Eliason
Italy
George Harlow
England
Louia Grieb
Japan
Chapman
Ireland
Thomas J. Bingley
China
Gordon Law
Jack Tullock
Henry Reisinger
Walter Ramsey
Frank l L. Weaver
Charles E. Weaver
Carroll Pieming
Emery Meany
Adams King
John Goetz
Kenneth Markward
Thomas KB. Robertson
Lee Coghrell
Francis Wilber
Milford Schiller
Charles Watson
Hobbs Gunnings
George Plitt
Frederick Livermore
Paul Jones
Augustus Hines
Ranor Vaughan
Paul Vaughan
Stewart Tingley
Gordon Young
Frank Foster
Paul Grove
Robert Oldfield
Ross S. Anderson
Sterling McCall
Sherwood McCall
Spencer Burrows
Edwin Edmonston
C. Miner Blackford
Dufour Brown
Raymond Gatchell
Theodore Gatechell
Theodore Simmons
Walter Marr
George Harrow
Charles Chapman
C. Edward Beckett
Lfe
Defy the Miners Union Meets to Decide Demand
Fifty coal operators from New River Pocahontas and Virginia fields met to refuse recognition of United Mine Workers of America and reject union demands. They warned a general strike would occur July 1 unless the union concedes, affecting several thousand workers. In a separate note, Charles F May condemned for opium smuggling was freed by President Wilson due to tuberculosis fears.
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New River
Pocahontas
Virginia
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
Charles F May
Alameda County
Cal
Wilson
Moore's Team Third at London International Horse Show
Washington horses feature among American entries at Olympia London where Judge W H Moore's four in hand gray team took third in the Russian challenge cup for road teams. The American army is unrepresented in the King Edward VII gold cup riding and jumping contest, while France and Russia vie for the cup amid 111 classes and over 4,000 entries. American exhibitors include Judge Moore and Edward B McLean with notable prizes and a $50,000 to $60,000 prize-pool and lavish decorations totaling about $50,000.
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London
America
Washington
Ascot
Olympia
W. H. Moore
France
Great Britain
Canada
Belgium
Italy
Russia
Sweden
England
Judge Moore
Philadelphia
Mona Dunn
Edward B. McLean
Sumner Draper
Boston
Walter Winans
Col
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Four Japanese Envoys Meet Wilson and Bryan in Washington
Four commercial envoys from Japan, led by Dr. Soyeda, called on President Wilson and conferred with Secretary Bryan at lunch and visited U S Chamber of Commerce headquarters. Police tightened embassy surveillance after a hostile English inscription appeared on the embassy walls. Some envoys remained to discuss California land act tensions and seek American business help for a friendly settlement.
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Japan
Wilson
Bryan
Tokyo
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
Pr. Soyedé
California
America
Mesars
Shima
Abeko
New York
Pacific Coast
Soyeda
Kamiya
Washington
Mother's Milk Kills Baby in West Virginia Case
Poisoned by milk from its mother's breast, the infant child of Mrs. Lidia Wells of Lavalette West Virginia died in Huntington. Headache tablets containing acetanilide were taken by the mother and passed through lacteal ducts to the infant. Coroner Vinnon led the investigation declaring the case unusual but not without precedent.
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Washington Post
Huntington
W. Va
Lidia Wells
Lavalette
Vinnon
Annals of Medicine
LICENSED TO MARRY IN VIRGINIA PAIRS LIST
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Norfolk Earlysville Walbrook Washington Markham Hume Richmond and Alexandria in Virginia and Washington D C. Each entry notes the groom and bride ages and their counties or cities with the officiating reverends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton N. Woodward
Norfolk
Earlysville
Roy W. Fairman
Willie H. Hunt
H. Greene
Frederick J. Ueanberger
Lillian R. Sprunger
C. EH. Fults
Raymond S Williams
Walbrook
Anna M Westcott
Washington, D. C
E. Ernest Smith
L. Lake Triplett
Markham
Sadie W. Miller
Hume
Otto A. Ley
Olle M. Grimes
Richmond
W. L McKenney
Charles E. Witkerton
Hattie B. Starwell
Alexandria
E. A. Sozsmith
Court frees Hyde in bribery case on appeal
New York June 19 The conviction of Charles H Hyde former city chamberlain for bribery was overturned by the appellate division of the supreme court The decision orders Hyde discharged from custody and the indictment dismissed The appellate division directs the district attorney to appeal to the court of appeals Whitman may seek further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Hyde
Supreme Court
Hyde
Court of Appeals
Whitman
Guatemalan denial of Mexican secession report
A Guatemalan legation cable from Guatemala City states there is no basis for the Mexico City report that Chiapas and Tabasco intend to secede and join Guatemala. The dispatch says the news came as a surprise to Guatemalan officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Mexico City
Chiapas
Tabasco
Mexico
Guatemala
Reveals Her Career Daughter of W B Fennell
New York June 19. The story of Mrs Randolph Fitzhugh who pleaded guilty to larceny of a 550 dollar gold mesh bag belonging to Dorothy W Fiske is laid bare by Creed M Fulton her Washington attorney. Fulton says he was sent from Virginia to clear the family name and will move to withdraw the guilty plea and continue the trial next Wednesday. He traces her to Warrens of Virginia and Moncures and Ashbys, born in Falls Church in 1887, and outlines a life of marriage and scandal including a bogus marriage and a child born in 1911. Her father William Bruce Fennell is said to have been defeated for governor and committed to Mount Hope Asylum after mental collapse.
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Co. M. Fulton
New York
Washington Post
Randolph Fitzhugh
General Sessions
Dorothy W. Fiske
Creed M. Fulton
Washington
Fulton
Richmond
Randolphe
Virginia
Willis
Western State Hospital For
Staunton
William Bruce Fennell
Mount Hope Asylum
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Agricultural Department
Joseph Solomon
Woman Dies After Poison Attempt at Majestic Hotel
A 35 year old registered at the Majestic Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue NW swallowed 2 ounces of carbolic acid in her room near 1 a.m. She was taken to Emergency Hospital in a dying state. A blue pencil note requested burial in Woodlawn and named Elmira, New York. A chambermaid found her unconscious on the floor with lip burns. A bottle lay in the yard beneath her window. Her husband is said to work in Georgetown and a 13 year old daughter lives in Washington. The motive remains unknown.
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Majestic
Pennsylvania Avenue
Maud Drake
Elmira
N. Y
Woodlawn
Maud
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Ocean liner traffic lists several vessels with routes and ports. Ships sail from New York to Havre and Bremen, Southampton to New York, Liverpool to New York, and other continental crossings including configurations to Hamburg and Victoria.
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Hamburg
Victoria Luise
New York
Boulogne—Nieuw Amsterdam
Liverpool Cedric
Majestic
Southampton
la Touraine
Havre
Bertie
Bremen
Amerika
Adriatic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Oceanie
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
IAO Hauburg
Belmont Committee Seeks 10000 To Save Park Estate
Belmont Committee moves to save Belmont the Barber estate near the National Capital by a ten day campaign for 10000 to cover interest upkeep and taxes for one year. Harry Wardman offers 9000 toward the fund with 1000 his contribution, Woodward and Edson pledge similar sums, committee forms 20 member canvass with 50 minimum per donor.
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National Capital
Belmont
Barber Estate
Washington Loan and Trust Building
Harry Wardman
Wardman
W. Woodward
John Jey Gdson
W. V. Cox
Judge Bundy
Mary Logan Tucker
Eliza Logan
Arthur Ramsay
Thomas Anderson
John Joy Edson
William H. Saunders
J. W.“Hunter
Harvard Honors Dr Muller with Degrees in Cambridge
Boston reports Dr Laura Muller Brazilian foreign minister received an honorary doctor of laws from Harvard along with Luke Wright and Judge John Cohton Gray. Thomas Nelson Page earned a doctor of letters while Charles D Walcott got a doctor of science. Muller toasted President Wilson then joined a Boston Chamber banquet before departure. Harvard class of 1919 reunions closed the week at Sanders Theater for 653 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Laura Muller
Harvard University
Luke Wright
Philippines Commission
John Cohton Gray
United States Court of Appeals
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Charles D. Walcott
Georer &Ist
Washington, D. C
Cambridge
Muller
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Buffalo
Harvard
Sander
Lawell
Two German Airmen Killed in Accident at Johannisthal Aerodrome
Berlin June 19 Two German airmen were killed this morning at the Johannisthal aerodrome Aviator Krafter carrying a passenger named Gerbitz had planned a two hour flight The biplane turned a somersault from about 100 feet throwing both passengers to the ground dead Friedrichshafen Germany June 15 Count Zeppelin said he would build dirigibles only for the German government or Germany and denied Vienna reports of Austrian army contracts
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Berlin
Johannisthal
Krafter
Gerbitz
Zeppelin
Germany
Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
Vienna
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Rockville
Frank Geier
SONE
Seventh ST NW
Modern Chapel
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Adem and
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F Street
N. W
Frank A. Speare
Vanager
Geo. P. Zurhorst
East Capitol Street
Queen Victoria OF
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Madrid
Queen Victoria
Thia
Victoria
Alfonso and
Vittoria Ena
Princess of
Battenberg
Edward C.painter
Insurance Company
St. Petersburg
Piriatin
Poltava
Kiev
Liamin
To-Kalon Co., Inc
F St. Bee
J. H. Small & Sons
Washington Waldorf Astoria
Vad Broadway
Miners’ Union
Asus Mayers Peto
H. Hyde
New York City
Chamberlain
W. B. Fennell
Father
Paris
the Bluestein Company
Belmont Committee
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Florida
Texas
Bermuda
Derrydale
Holland Belle
Ib. Cc
Millbrook
OLD Dutch Market, Inc
la. Ave
Georgia Ave
the Market of Cleanliness
Berkeley
F St NW
Horning
Dc. G. FE
Cormer
RC Hives