Blame Shafts For Pact Of Apology In Colombia Treaty
A lengthy article reports Secretary of State deflecting responsibility for an apology clause in the Colombia treaty to earlier Taft era drafts. It compares Du Bois and Taft memoranda, noting wording shifts from sincere regret to cordial in the pending agreement, with emphasis on 1902 events and factional disputes in Congress.
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Senate
State Department
Senate Committee
James T. Bn Baie
Co Joma
Knox
Colombia
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du Bois
Department
Ries
Taltad
Rapublic
United States
Columbia
Panama
United States of America
Ute du Bois
Jumps From Mouse In Boat Save Teens In New York
Special to The Washington Post Highland Falls New York June 2 Pallip Roth of Highland Falls and Mies Marin Paterson of Stony Point nearly drowned when a mouse caused their canoe to overturn. John Martens a deckhand at Ashby Dock dived into the Hadgon River saved Paterson reached Roth and brought both to shore.
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N.Y
Pallip Roth
Mies Marin Paterson
Stony Point
John Martens
Mise Paterson
Roth
Merteng
Ashby
No Funeral Rites for Baroness von Suttner
Vienna dispatch reports the death of Baroness von Suttner, noted Pearl Worker and advocate for world peace. Her will requests no delay no speeches no flowers at her funeral and, if possible, no ceremony at all.
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Washington Post
Vienna
Baroness von Suttner
World Poacr
Death Chair Killings Tied to Love for Fay Concetta
Peter Rebacci, 33, an alleged Black Hand killer in Westchester, was executed at Sing Sing for the murder of Tony Marre in White Plains. Sentenced after a string of crimes linked to Louisa Concetta, his execution followed three electric shocks.
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Tony Marre
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Thomas J. McCormick
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Magician Houdini Maps Roosevelt Journey In Public Show
A Washington crowd enjoyed a wireless stage trick in which Houdini collected questions from the audience all tied to a slate. He produced a map revealing Colonel Roosevelt's recent route with his famous river marked, prompting uproarious applause as Roosevelt laughed with delight.
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40 Injured In Sandusky Car Crash Near Rail Yard
Thirty to forty persons were injured when an eastbound car struck a work train near. Notable injured include Evan W. Baker of Sandusky conductor C. W Beeman of Cleveland Mary Detbl of Cleveland and Peter Bartsek of Huron Ohio. The report notes likely fatalities and damaged transport options with limited readable details.
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Cleveland
Mre
Mary Detbl
Peter Bartsek
Huron
Teddy Shalt Not Die as Lion Kills Dietrich
Chicago, June 22. A lion killed Emerson Dietrich during a stage act. Miss Castillo defended Teddy, saying the animal acted violently but was not to blame. keeper McCord testified the incident was too dangerous to intervene from inside the cage. The coroner’s jury found the lions wholly responsible, ending rumors of jealousy.
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European powers threaten Haiti with seizure of customs
A dispatch from Washington reports France and Germany plan to seize Haiti’s customs houses to recover debts, prompting U.S. cabinet action and Monroe Doctrine concerns. The move, if pursued without U.S. response, could escalate tensions and draw U.S. involvement.
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Tome
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FIRES GUN BY WIRELESS AND FOG SIGNALING
Marconi announces two major wireless improvements gun firing by wireless and fog signaling. Tests with coast guard apparatus show continuous firing at three flashes and reports per minute for two to three weeks. The system uses a simple on off switch and enables rapid coastal signaling.
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London
GusHelma Marconi
Wiralese
Coast Guard
Saas
Coast Guards
Little Prince John Runs Away From Palace Bedtime
London dispatch reports Prince John, not yet fifty, escaped after his bedtime. A palace watchdog named Sergeant Rough found him hiding in a shrubbery, guiding a constable to retrieve the boy from the garden under a terrier’s watchful nose.
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Foreign plans for canal traffic via New York to South America
London reports foreign coastwise plans connected to the Panama Canal. The Kosmos Line of Hamburg would establish a New York to western South American route via the canal. British lines may follow, with Pacific Steam Navigation extending Callao service toward Panama and contemplating canal passage to New York.
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South America
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Panama
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Callao
Peru
New Yorker Awakens in Poughkeepsie After Cigar Purchase
A New Yorker named Cullivan bought a cigar in a New York shop and woke later in a woodland patch near Cornell boathouse with only tattered trousers. He had about ten in his pockets and recalled nothing of the purchase or events. Two railroad workers found him, reporting he appeared dazed and clothes were worn.
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Washington Post
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New York
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Cornell Boathome
London Daily Melograph previews Col Rooke expedition
The London Daily Melograph, via special cable from London dated June 2, announces Wednesday’s articles by Col. Rooke on his Wigcovery and exploration of the River Duvida in Brazil. He challenges critics to test his statements by ascending the Buvida for its lower two thirds, claiming easy passage without danger.
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Air Scouts Plan Somaliland Expedition Against Mad Mullah
British Navy air scouts in Aden plan a Somaliland expedition to assess using an airship to subdue the Mad Mullah. Lieut Comdr Frederick L. Borthby and Lieut Richard B. Davis lead the investigation while the Arab leader has eluded forces for years.
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Exploding Tanks Threaten Meadowlands Fire Disaster
A spectacular blaze near Washington Pennsylvania injures twenty and destroys eight houses as a tank containing 25,000 barrels of oil ignites during a lightning storm. Dynamiting attempts divert burning oil while crowds flee and rescuers fight to prevent a total wipeout of Meadowlands.
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Governor Baldwin Denies Death Rumor After Affidavit
A Washington Post report from New Haven notes Gov. Baldwin publicly denies he is dead. Attorneys in Wichita had sought an affidavit claiming Baldwin’s death to clear Attle, but a Wichita lawyer after consulting Baldwin prepared a strong affidavit affirming he is alive and mailed it to Welita.
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Holy Land Contest Winners Announced In Brief
The Post reveals winners of the Holy Land contest with tallies for each recipient and church, listing Rev. Charles B. Fults at Memorial United Brethren and others across churches in NW DC and nearby areas. Due to heavy vote counts, full details to follow with photos and tour plans.
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Protestant Episcopal
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M.W. Claire
Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Benjamin D. Gaw
West Washington Baptist
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Methodist Episcopal
L. B. Purdum
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Rhode Island
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Douglas Memorial
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Sher Oepon
Kurt Eente
Greece and Turkey clash over American battleships sale
Diplomatic protests from Greece and Turkey cloud the White House as Greece seeks to buy the battleships Mississippi and Idaho to preserve naval balance and peace, while Turkey warns that such a sale could trigger war. President says he favors the sale if not used to wage immediate conflict, with House set to vote on a naval appropriations amendment.
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Death Chair Trials and War News Dominate Today's Issue
Blames Tatt for Pact apology and Whittier king calm in death chair share space with reports of a lion-like incident in France. Twenty people injured in an oil fire. rival intrigues at the White House and a missing Marine near Vera Cruz. Warnings of rebel talks, coups, and political maneuvers fill this page alongside society notes, road funding, and local incidents.
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Marine Sentry Vanishes as Huerta Forces Move Toward Vera Cruz
A missing marine outpost rifleman prompts a two hour search at Vera Cruz. Rumors say he wandered into federal lines. no confirmation. Reports also note federal reinforcements advancing from the capital and unloading heavy guns from Hancock to bolster defenses near the American lines.
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Wealthy heiress accused in alienation suit in New York
In a New York supreme court session Judge Speer heard Mary Mayer sue Miss Eleanor McGill for 2600 alleging alienation of affections. McGill, daughter of Dr. John D. McGill of New Jersey, once married to Dr. Carr, testified about visits with Mayer at the Whitehall Hotel in Utica, while maids Andie Moloney and Pauling Masrick corroborated friendly conduct between McGill and the chauffeur Walter Mayer. The case centers on a wealthy family and a dramatic marital entanglement.
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Mexican peace talks eyed at Niagara Falls plan
Representatives of the constitutionalists and Huerta government will meet informally under U S mediation to discuss ending Mexico's civil strife. Carranza reportedly assents to participation as talks focus on international questions while internal issues and provisional leadership are handled separately.
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