Mayor's raid on park leads to mass arrests in Maryland
Police led by Mayor Garrett raid a park on a Sabbath enforcement sweep. Colling accompanied by officers, arrests include Frank Winer Roscoe Roach Willard Powell and many others. Names of employees and relatives of officials were recorded for trial.
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Frank Winer
Roscoe Roach
Willard ¥.Powell
Smith Brown
George F. Howard
Minnie Kath
Edward Bonwell
John Carew
Arthur Wilson
Roy Jones
Charles W. Windsiow
Reed Smith
Les A Talusky
Lisle Husband
D Buckingham
W. F. Murray
Mrs L. Buckingham
L Combs
Avram Giwn
Mary Garrett
Laune Garrett
Taylor
Harry Kamidy
J. F. Collins
Nicholas C Cabutts
A W. Moon
D B. MacLeod
R Btrattan
JF Glachetth
J Macker
J. Meéjers
H C. Naiii
B M Tamsell
A.W. Saunders
E. Minnick
J L Schmidt
Veedin
Philips
Stetz
Henry
Horton
Hoybe
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First Autoist Off in New Gien Echo Case
In Gien Echo the first speeding arrest under the new city charter ended with Julian Woodwell freed after locals claimed the car traveled eleven miles per hour. Henry Buckley of a local auto agency was fined 15 dollars. Mayor Garrett noted the agency often has a chauffeur arrested and that he would receive the fine money.
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Marshal Collins
Julian E .Woodwell
Mount Pleasant Street
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Woodwell
Cabin John Bridge
Collins Buckley
Tuie & Regular Account
Buckley
Bathing Suits Spark New Atlantic City Crowds
Atlantic City sees a sudden heat wave drawing large crowds to the seashore as trains from New York and Philadelphia bring vacationers. Fifteen lifeguards on duty are overwhelmed. volunteers assist on busy beaches as police enforce a new city law barring showy bathing attire. No arrests reported.
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Atlantic City
New York
Philadelphia
Trains Crash Near Pittsford Kills Four
Four persons died and eight injured in a New York Central Auburn branch wreck near Mitchells farm east of Pittsford on June 23. Train No 230 collided head on with a freight while rounding a sharp curve. the smoker car telescoped, a fire broke out but was put out quickly.
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Mitchell's Farm
Pittsford
Auburn
New York Central Railroad
TWO KILLED IN AUTO CRASH NEAR PARIS
A Washington Post report from Dieppe describes an auto crash between Dieppe and Paris that killed John Ryan an American engineer his wife and child and his mother in law Mrs Ryan a mechanic. the mother in law suffered both arms broken while others escaped serious injury Mr Ryan a representative of an American carriage firm in Paris said the crash occurred as the car tried to avoid a cart drawn by three horses. Movements of Ocean Steamers list arrivals at Havre La Provence and Queenstown sailing and other European port calls.
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Cannes
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Adee's 1800 Mile Bicycle Journey From France
Alvey Adee, deputy secretary of state, recounts six weeks of cycling through France with an average daily distance of about ten miles, noting mostly solitary travel and a dramatic incident near Agay where a car crash killed a chauffeur and injured three others. He describes preferring steady, moderate riding and occasional rail travel on windy days, and mentions keeping in touch with the American embassy.
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Ades
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Ralley
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Artist Gibson Returns From Paris Vacation
Special to The Washington Post, New York, June 8 Charles Dana Gibson, the artist, returned today from Paris where he studied oils since December 1905. He is here for a few months vacation and will speak chiefly at his place Park Harbor Islesburgh Me. He said one American summer vacation is worth three abroad and noted peasant talk in the south of France about Mr. Roosevelt.
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France
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Adee
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Wankinston Poat
New York
Charles Dana Gibsom
Paris
Irene
Langhorne
Park Harbor
Islesburough
America
Rodose Veit
Hoozevelt
Sculptor After His Pay for Harrisburg Capital
New York sculptor George Gray Barnard, charged with creating the heroic marble groups for Pennsylvania’s new state capital at Harrisburg, arrived from Cherbourg aboard the St Fad. He says the plaster casts of two grand groups remain to be reproduced in marble, despite financial strain and an oral contract with the commission that he says allowed for personal sacrifice. Barnard mortgaged nearly everything to secure the commission, has $13,000 still to be paid, and hopes to complete the works in Carrara if funds are found.
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Dune
George Gray Barnard
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Barnard
T Hawin A. Abbey
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Detective Rescues Father-in-Law From Page One Workhouse
Special to The Washington Post June 23. Detective Arthur Carthick of West Thirty-seventh Street station intervened at Westside Court to stop Henry Dubbin, a Cooperstown farmer, from being sent to Blackwell's Island workhouse for failing to identify himself. The officer identified Dubbin in Riverside Park after he was nabbed Saturday evening while trying to locate his son-in-law.
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Three Die in Potomac Drowning Tragedy
Richard Owens of Langdon DC and Charles Jackson a colored man drowned in the Potomac while swimming near Alexandria. Richard Page, a laborer from 411 Hountown Place SW, fell from Arsenal Wharf during a midnight fishing trip. his body recovered near the wharf after searches. Clark and Windsor Taylor, companions, faced investigation but were released after their statements. Jackson's body was recovered late at Smoot's Wharf Alexandria.
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Irish MP Dolan seeks reelection after resigning seat
Irish member Tyne Charles J. Dolan of Laitrim North plans to resign his Commons seat and appeal to constituents for a new election. The Irish League resolutions urging MPs to resign were defeated. Dolan had severed ties with the Irish party but refused to resign. John Redmond spoke at Wexford inaugurating a memorial to 1793 rebels, warning British rulers to grant freedom or face renewed resistance.
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Wexford
Inspection of Railway Tracks Urged by Rail Workers Union
June 23 Kaisha City President Roosevelt and state governors urged to aid the Nations Union Bellwax trackmen in a campaign for railway track safety. J I Sheppard of Fort Scott Kansas secretary writes the government or state should inspect and ensure tracks are repaired and properly patrolled. He notes other industries have state inspection but railroads lack such oversight.
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Sheridan Sets World Record in Greek Plate Throw
Sheridan of the Italian-American Athletic Club established a new world mark at the Mayomenis games at Celtic Park by throwing the Greek plate 136 feet 10 inches, surpassing his own record set last year by 17 inches.
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Martn
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Baby Rules Station Home Visit Delights Florence Girl
Two year old Florence Groff daughter of iron worker Charles Groff was found along with police at Lafayette Park then taken to the station house by Officer Sides. She strayed from her parents who were not located until evening. The child shared a police officers' badge and a bunch of edibles, then was taken to the matron of the house of defense for safe keeping.
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Sun Sizzles Washington Breese Cooling Prostrations
Heat wave grips Washington as Breese area residents seek relief. Cooler suburbs and riverfront areas attract crowds seeking shade and milder breezes while officials urge hydration and safety precautions amid high temperatures.
Heat records mark Washingtons July day in 19th-century style
Yesterday's heat drew crowds to suburban resorts and river outings as families flocked to cooling options. Weather data showed Vicksburg at 92 degrees hottest, Helena at 48 was coldest. Washington compared favorably with New Orleans and Cincinnati at 90 degrees.
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Texas Bars Consumptives From Entry
Special to The Washington Host Austin Texas June All persons suffering from tuberculosis in an advanced state are to be debarred from entering Texas Dr W H Brumby state health officer said to night that within a few days he will issue a proclamation establishing rigid quarantine pattern all persons affected with tuberculosis in any degree In doing this he places tuberculosis in the same category with yellow fever and amebic. Dr Brumby has just returned from a trip of investigation to points in southwest Texas where he says he found several persons who had just entered the State suffering with tuberculosis
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Carlos to drop Franto amid Lisbon censorship strain
Reported turmoil in Portugal over dissolution of the government and dictatorship under Premier. Rumors from Lisbon and Madrid suggest pressure on King to replace Franco. A private telegram claimed Franco aboard a royal yacht named Amelia, though the vessel is not a cruiser.
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Lisbon
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Pursue Chinese Rebels Reported Near Fu Chow Front
Amongama on June 23 reports Gena Switen Badabe of Fu Chow and Mah of Chow pursuing scattered Febels in Southern Fokten. A6tal Hoh of Chang Chow investigates many decaitats while bel manifestoes are said to be printed in Japanese. Letters rebuking revolutionary leaders for precipitancy have been encaptured.
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Amongama
Fairbanks Addresses St John’s Day Commemoration
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks spoke at the sixth annual St John’s Day tribute in Indianapolis. He addressed immortality before the Scottish Rite Masons and related Masonic bodies, honoring two brother members who died during the year. The ceremony was held at the Scottish Rite temple in Todjemapolie.
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Gar Robbery Aboard Pullman Car Near Washington
Thieves slashed suit cases on a Pennsylvania train en route from Philadelphia to Washington. Knives emptied pockets of trousers, stealing money from Maj. Charles P. Keifer A U S A and others. Detectives investigated but no suspects or motive yet established.
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William Lewis
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Ventriloquist’s Haunting Prank Blankets Maryland Funeral
Special to the Washington Post reports Raimuel Johnson a ventriloquist caused chaos at a Denton Maryland funeral when he allegedly made a voice from the casket saying let me down easy mourners fled in fright and he was arrested on disorderly conduct charges after the incident drew a crowd and national attention.
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Orient Impresses Booth on Japanese Chinese Trade
Salvation Army founder William Booth, returning from the Orient to London, praised Chinese and Japanese qualities and predicted their peaceful global rise in trade. He warned Japan would defend its gains if attacked. Also report: hockey player Hed Stuart drowned in Belleville after playing in New York and Canadian teams.
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William Booth
Salvation Army
Hay
Hod” Siart
Shettar
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Belleville
Hed” Stuart
Canada
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Rather Queer From Ghirigh News
A quirky exchange discusses brain versus voice and a parvenu wife. The Man-A scientist theorizes severed heads can think without speech while the Woman-That’s queer notes speech as easier than thought. A Chicago News snippet ponders the meaning of parvenu through a wife whose husband earned wealth in trade.
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Chicago News
Little Willie
Electric Cars Collide Injuring Several Near Four Mile Run
A rear end collision between two Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway trains near Four Mile Run injures several people about 124 o’clock this morning. A deadhead train struck the first, forcing a sudden stop at the power house area. A woman leaped from an open window to a ditch, another woman followed into the darkness. The crew failed to identify her. Several men suffer scratches and bruises. one person named Nona is seriously injured.
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Weather Conditions Report From Shapt of Agriculture
The Weather Bureau notes atmospheric changes with the Atlantic high blocking eastward movement of a Western low. Thunder showers persist near the Appalachians except Virginia and North Carolina. Alabama, Lake region, Ohio valley, Mississippi valleys, and Montana report thunderstorms. Forecasts expect showers in the Ohio Valley and New England areas, with warm conditions east of the Rockies and varied coastal winds. Local report lists midnight to 10 pm temperatures, humidity, rainfall, sun hours, and temperatures for other cities.
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Weather Bureau
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Tide and Sun Tables and Labor Conference
Tide tables show high tides at 6 17 2 and 8 07 pm low tides at 12 61 8 and 1 10 pm. A typographical union leader MM Lynch arrived in Washington and plans a conference with Labor Commissioner Neill on his return from Norfolk, touching on the telegraphers strike.
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International Typographical Union
Washington
Neill
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