Peace Envoys Recess as Da Gama Heads to Long Branch
Mediation efforts over the Mexican crisis continue with ambassador da Gama and ministers Suarez Naon heading toward meetings in Long Branch and Niagara Falls. Debates center on provisional presidency and the feasibility of negotiations with Huerta delegates as Carranza strengthens positions in Monterey.
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Niagara
Falla
Ontario
da Gama
Brazil
Long Branch
Suarez
Chile
Naon
Argentina
Huerta
Fernando Iglesian Calderon
Washington
Luis Cabrera Rafael Zubaran
Jdése Vesconcelos
Calderon
Carranza
Thg Mediation
Mexico
Rear Admiral Emory Arrives After Stroke Recovery Visit
Rear Admiral William Emory, recently in Europe for health, arrived by White Star liner in New York and reached the Powhatan with Mrs Emory. He walked in unassisted, appeared fatigued but said the trip was pleasant and showed little stroke impact.
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William of Emory
Europe
Monte Carlo
Emory
Powhatan
Admiral Emory
White Star
New York
Burial of Child's Coffin by Coroner Nevitt
An iron coffin containing a disinterred child’s remains will be buried today by Coroner Nevitt at the district's expense. The coffin, unearthed weeks ago on Seventeenth Street between D and E streets SE, had rusted plates obscuring identity. Searches for other graves yielded nothing. the casket had been held at the morgue while officials sought clues.
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Nevitt
Seventeenth Street
Streets
Poultry Show Plans Talked at Capital Association Meeting
Members of the Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association met at the Public Library to draft preliminary plans for January's show. They also reviewed recent visits to the U S Experimental Farm in Beltsville Maryland to study improved valuing methods for poultry and pigeons, with Ft D Lihe presiding.
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Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association
Public
United States
Beltsvile Md
Ft D Liihe
Germans At Arion Hall Debate New Excise Law
August Schmidt presided over a meeting at Arion Hall where German societies discussed a proposed consolidation of the Saengerbund Arion Germanian Maennerchor and others into a single German society with sections for singing athletics and German school Committees of five were appointed to canvass other societies and urge them to join the consolidation effort in the district
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Arion Hall
Maand
Arion
Saengerbund
Maennerchor
August Schmidt
Guard Mining Rights Bar Adventurers In Mexico
An agreement between the United States and Great Britain safeguards mining properties in Mexico, shielding bona fide owners from contract failures caused by military operations. Effective dates stretch from January 1, 1913 to January 1, 1918, with protections against claims of cancellations or confiscations when owners could not meet obligations due to turmoil. The pact does not alter cases where owners could have complied or legitimate transfers.
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United States
Great Britain
Mexico
Offields
Aines
Arlington hotel project to cost report $3 million
Arlington corporation plans a large theater hotel and office building on Vermont Avenue facing H and I streets NW. The combined project includes 500 hotel rooms, a 250 foot theater front on H Street, and a 300 to 350 room office block facing Vermont Avenue and I Street, with possible lease to a government department.
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Big Capital Enterprise
Vermont Avenue
Vermont Tavenna
H and I
H Street
Playhouse
Histreet
Vermont
I Street
University Clmb
Buiding
Department of ‘Justice
IX Street
Fifteenth Street
Austin TS Goes Under Knife For Appendicitis
At a surgeon consultation yesterday on the condition of Representative R W Austin of Tennessee it was decided to perform an operation at Garfield Hospital probably on Monday. He has been confined at his home at the Brighton apartment for several days with acute appendicitis. Friends and fellow congressmen expressed deep sympathy at the news of his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R W Austin
Tennessee
Garfield Hospital
Austin
Brighton
Congress
Hope for Government Aid in Tobacco Marketing Plan
A Virginia Farmers Union group urged a federal central bureau to market tobacco and secure fair profits for growers. A joint Senate House commission heard the plan led by A B Thorndhill of Appomattox and referred it for further hearings. Virginia committees indicated the appeal was favorable, and members returned home after talks with commission officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers M Educational and Cooperative Union of Virginia
Senate
House
B Thorndhill
Appomattox
Virginia
Delegation of Fair Sex to Visit White House Tuesday
A large deputation of federation women will visit the President to urge equal suffrage as the will of millions. Led by Mrs Harvey W Wiley, the group plans a mass Library Street meeting at 10 o’clock Tuesday, then a march to the White House with banners declaring one million federated clubwomen endorse suffrage. The list of signatories grows daily as clubwomen from New York to Washington join, with a reception for delegates at Mrs Kent’s garden after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugadey
Chuge
United States
Harvey W. Wiley
White House
Harvey
W. Wiley
Myra. Jennesd Miller
Thomas W. Sidwell
J Cc. Kelton
Claris Miles Louise Stephenson
Edith Needham
Grace Needham
Gil
Mise Bertha, Helm
Mary Durham
Fred
Kirby
Anna Pollock
Harriet Townsend
Ada Louise Townsend
SM. Farr
Hdith Hall
Mary H Correll
Mise Marrtha
W. Fairfield
Anna B Handley
Wariette Paul
Shamus O'Sheel
Josephus Whitney
Myra L. Spaulding
William Brown
Misa Beasale ,Brown
H EB. Gasch
Charles Holloway
B, Scott
Rowe M. French
T. Armstrong
Misa J. Jordan
Mies Ballock
Mary Howard
J A Falconer
Representative Falconer
Mary Fowell
E C Spofford
Misa Mord
A _ Neal
Mra
H Biggel
Arvilg Wilson
Mitchell
A © Thomas
Bertha
Blas Findley
J A Breckens
Louise ‘Arnold
Charles Thompson
Frank Miller Day
Philadelphia
Lawrence Lewis Jr
Adolph Kahn
C F. Wood
Elen Marshall Rugs
George W Harris
Agnes L Keeler
Kent
Storm At Beach Outing Delays Rail Car Trip
During the Washington Railway and Electric Association annual outing at Chesapeake Beach a severe storm sent hundreds of women and children fleeing to shelter as a mile per hour wind and lightning struck near the pavilion. Directors W B Hibbs and Milton Ailes helped escort frightened youngsters to safety while telephone and telegraph service crippled. The private car San Juan, carrying President Clarence P King and guests, was held up returning due to the disruption. The event's evening program continued after the storm, with bathing and a lengthy program of races and contests reported.
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Washington Railway Reilet Association
Chesapeake Beach
W B Hibbs
Milton
Tran
Clarence P King
Pavillion
Party of Friends
San Juan
W F Ham
Ruskell Bowen
Wiliam L. Clarke
Milton FL Ales
Woodbury
Blatt
Sinclair
Marlow
Kimball
George P Hoover
Parry
H M ‘Talbott
Crowell
W G Johnson
W A Wenner
G G Whitney
O F Jones
Prof
Garratt Thompson
W. F. Dement
Black Jack Victim Dead After New York Attack
A. G Abbott a real estate dealer of Hartsville South Carolina aged yearz was struck on the head with a blackjack while walking on Seventh Avenue early Tuesday and died at New York Hospital without regaining consciousness. Police have no clue to the assailant. Heavy earthquake shocks were recorded yesterday by the Georgetown University seismograph showing vibrations from 2.20 pm to after 4 pm.
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L. Abbott
South Catolina
New York
Washington Post
A. G Abbott
Hartsville
Seventh Avenue
New York Hospital
Abbott
Guanlime
Georgetown University
Assails Waterway Plans By Burton Calle Senator
Senator Burton argued against the river and harbor bill in the Senate, calling the plan dribbling and piecemeal and urging a rational system of appropriations. He said many items were local benefits or not clearly tied to navigation. The bill reportedly carries more than 943 million dollars in funding.
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Burton Calle
Senate
Burton
Ohio
Seven Killed in Explosion on Tennessee River Fleet
Seven persons died and more than twenty injured in a dynamite explosion on the government dredge fleet at Smithsonia near Sheffield Alabama on the Tennessee River. The dead include John Roder Sam Cooper German King Timothy Purcell Douglass Robert Long and James Long. Details were scarce as to which two victims were white.
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Sheffield
Smithsonia
Tennessee River
Smitheonia
John Roder
Sam Cooper
Timothy Purcell
Douglass
Robert Long
James Long
Washington Hosts Virginia Press Association Visit
The Virginia Press Association members, in Alexandria for their annual session, were hosted by the City Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association. William F Gude welcomed guests. George O Greene, new editorial association president, spoke. Fifty women received American beauty rose bouquets from Gude. The Virginians toured Washington and attended a luncheon before returning home on the afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Press Association
Alexandria
Retail Merchants Association
William F Gude
George O Greene
Washington
George Greene
Mr Gude
Rosea
White House
House Committee Reports On Gift Of Louise To France
The House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee endorsed a Senate-passed bill to present the steam launch Louise to the French government as a token of gratitude for their early work on the canal. Secretary of War Garrison urged the commission to keep the first through vessel American, proposing the gift be reconsidered to avoid honoring the French flag.
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House Interstate and Foreign Commercia Committee
Senate
Panama Canal
House
Panama
France
Panama Canel Company
United States
Garrison
Foreign Affairs Committee
One Death From Heat as Rain Ends Heat Spell
In Washington the heat prostration toll rose with at least one death and several near misses yesterday. A 70 year old woman, Mrs Margaret Rice, was found dead from heat in her Grant Place home. The day reached 95 degrees before a heavy downpour cooled the city, with more heat expected tomorrow but a chance of showers. Multiple victims, including workers on roofs and pedestrians, were treated for heat illness at area hospitals. A lightning strike on a home at Thirty ninth and Fessenden started a small fire, quickly contained by Engine Company No. 4. An iodine poisoning scare involving Archia F Lee was treated and she is expected to recover.
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Washington
Venustiano Carrazza
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Carranza
Saltillo
Monterey
Rafael Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
Villasmen
Laat
Villas
Villa
Medina Barron
Natera
Weather Bureau
Mra
Margaret Rice
Grant Place Northwest
Nevitt
Thomas McNamara
Brentwood
Orleans Place
McNamara
Casualty
Alexander St. John & Co
Wisconsin Avenue
Lulu Barnes
Etreet
James L. Ryland
New Hampshire Avenue
Georgia Avenue
Piney Hr
Les Ricketts Court
Twenty-sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry Lucas
Second Street
Eleventh Aid
E Streets
Lightning Stakes House
Ruben S Simpson
Mayflower Yacht Hosts Dewey Before Manhattan Beach Visit
President places the Mayflower at Admiral Dewey’s service for a cruise to Manhattan Beach near the Oriental Hotel as the admiral, in frail health, plans a short early next week trip. The luxury vessel ferries the President, Navy Secretary, and guests to Annapolis June week exercises. a high profile guest list includes European royalty. Separately, jewelry valued at 1400 dollars was stolen from George A Rock’s apartment on Northumberland Avenue and V Street NW, with a front door left open during warm weather aiding a thief, according to police.
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Admiral Dewey
Manhattan Beach
Oriental Hotel
Europa
Mexican
George A Rock
Northumberland New Hampshire Avenue
V Street
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Buffalo
Emory Back
Nevitt Wall
Galt & Bro. Jewellers
Pennsylvania Ave
Siewspaper
U. S
England
Zacatecas
Central
Medina Bareron
Atera
Ocera
Trinidad Rodriguez
Herrera
Beenite Garcia
Rodolfo Fierro
Aguascalientés
Ofice
Stamp Revenue Office
el Grito
Gol
Rodolfo Ferra
Bacanas
Williams
Revadta
BIG Theater
Artington
Charlies A. Douglas
Douglas
Arlington Corporation
Sands
Hishmond
Wyatt & Nolting
Baltimore
Thomas W Power
Austin TS
Virginia Tobacco Growers
Congressional Commission
Want U
W. B. Hibbs
Milton A
Papoo
Pepco
Potomac Electric Power Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Takoma
Fret L Harries
Bathhouse
Willam N de Neate
Ladlea
C E Shrier
Jena Bell
O Anderson
Vivian Mohier
Louise Beal
Messrs
C Wheeler W C Ruff Lamar York
Louis Corrado
Nellie Harris
Madelaine Ryall
May Newman
Irene la Sle
Charles Hauer
Charles Santman
William Penn B. Bell
Ernest Dressenatod
Gertrude Mulvey
Helen Oval
Charles Bell
Drusonkok
Wiliam White
Willar Laish
I Darnek
Ro M Grace
J. W Louhan
Wheeler
Giogon
Slater
E Manuel
Hunter Ralph Dowden
Southar Bean
Anderson G
Morgan
oTean Bucci
Milan
Gussie Friedberg
W S Williams
Henry Florence Tracy
L Trundle
King
Assails Waterway
Alabama
MEN City
The
Chamber of Commerce and
Retail Merchants’ Association
House Committee
Archia
Lee
McLean
Southwest
Highth St. Rotunda
Navy
Mayflower
Lencha
Rogne
Giants
Athletics
Jack
Billy
Tom
Noestmudd
Kneessi
Hagsage
Xander
Cor
C Sta
N. W
Byron
Adamis
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Thos B. Young, Iry Bergatery
David Rothschild
Sth
Gate
Woodward
Hata
Charles F Diggs
Suite
Colorado
McCray
McCray Refrigerator Co
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