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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1913

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Plan to Dissolve Union Pacific Under Sherman Law

Government negotiates dissolution of the Union Pacific merger with Southern Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio stock swaps. plan aims to exchange stocks, disfranchise remaining holdings, and sell voting certificates to prevent UP control, with court review due by July 1 and possible delays for further objections. railroad lawyers arrive in St Paul for the Monday hearing as Attorney General McReynolds pursues antitrust action.

Wilson McReynolds Union Pacific Supreme Court of the United States G Carroll Todd St. Paul United States Southern Pacific Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Pacific Union Pacific Railroad Supreme Court United States Court For the Eighth Circuit Sanborn Smith Hook Central Southern Central Pacific Department of Justice Union Pacifi Minn N. H Loomis H. W. Clark Omaha Washington

Indian Girl's Fatal Leap From Rock of Legend

Special to The Washington Post Meeker Cole June 2. Zanalda niece of Chief Whispering Pine of the Ute reservation leaps to death from Death Rock, a famed stone monument. She loved Ek Tooth who deserted her for another girl, leaving her heartbroken and driven to suicide. Concentno found the body and carried her back to camp.

Stride Rock Washington Post Meeker Cole Zanalda Whispering Pine Ute Suicide Rock Zanaida Conconina Han Ek! Tooth

SCOUTS AMALGAMATION IN NEW HAVEN CLOGS C LAMBAKE

Theodore Roosevelt could not speak at a Momaguin clambake near New Haven Connecticut but sent a letter applauded by attendees. He states the Progressive party stands like Lincoln era Republicans and rejects alliance with traditional party bosses and business privilege.

Washington Post New Haven Cond Connecticut Theodore Roosevelt Momaguin Here Progressive Party Republican Party Lincoln

Mrs Wilson arrives in Harlakendon with 41 trunks and five autos

Mrs Woodrow Wilson and daughter Vicanor travel from Washington to Cornish New Hampshire for a hush arrival welcomed by hundreds of local women. The party proceeds to Harlakendon where a reception for President Wilson is planned after settling in. Secret service restricts reporters at gates.

Harlakendon New Hampshire Mr. Wilson Washington Cornish N. H Woodrow Wilson Vicanor Secret Service Windsor Connecticut River A. Reed Windsor Board of Trade Mr. Reed Tumulty Eleanor Miss Bones Moving Picture Windsor Toll Bridge O W Dungmore Wilson Vornisaand Windsor Mrs. Wilson Vermont Hartakendon Mount Ascutney New England Windsor Farms Marie Dressler

Wealthy Chicago promoter dies in Missouri River

George Townsend brother of Representative Edward Townsend of New Jersey reportedly threw himself into the Missouri River at Kansas City after leaving a hotel. Hat coat and a note in Townsend handwriting were found on the river bank. Police planned a formal search as friends and family mourned.

Chicago Kansas City Townsend George Townsend Edward Townsend New Jersey Missouri River Kaensea City Kana Ward 8 Arnold John Reimer John, Jr John Reimer, Jr North Bottom Lande M. 8. Schyseder Bonaventure Hotel H. E. Beardélay William G. Holt Kansaw Land Investments Mire Blastwood Hotel Chic&ga Mr. Townsend Kanega City Boy Scouts Kans George Edward Hesides W. R. Townsend Venice Italy L. L. Davis Cornelia Townsend Milwaukee

Ten Drown as Raft Lines In Kis-Kimini river tragedy

Ten people are believed drowned when a ferry raft carrying about 65 passengers capsized on the Kis-Kiminietas River near Leechburg Pennsylvania around 11 PM. Five bodies have been recovered, among the missing are two negroes several foreigners and two Americans. Authorities say weight shift at the forward end caused the raft to tip and plunge. A large rescue effort is dragging the river for additional victims.

Leechburg Kis- Kiminetas Hyde Park Leechpure

Utica Clergyman Drowns Saving Child in Mokelumne River

Rev. W. A. McKune a Baptist clergyman from Utica New York visiting California lost his life today in Mokelumne River while attempting to rescue a drowning child.

Utica N. Y California Lem Cal W. A. McKune Utile Mokelumne

Man Ends 30 Day Fast In Washington Hospital

Luther Bedford of New York City reportedly set a 30 day fast record ending with a meal of four toast slices two boiled eggs bread bananas and raspberries. Goal was to cure rheumatic pains and indigestion. he traveled from New York to Philadelphia Baltimore before arriving at Bellevue Hospital and then Washington Hospital.

Tanner Luther Bedford City Washington Asylum Beatard Wee Bedard New York Philadelphia Baltimore Bellevue Hospital New York City Bedford Bank Street

Fall season rail schedule and limited stopovers

The notice describes a rail timetable with departures from Union Station Washington on July 4 and 18 August dates, and September into October. It mentions Niagara Falls and return routes via Baltimore and Ohio, with tickets valid for return within 25 days, modern coaches and Pullman cars, meals in the dining car north of Philadelphia, and cheap side trips from the fall schedule.

Niagara Falla Baltimore and Ohio Union Station Washington Pilladelphia

Hundred Thousand In Gems Stolen From Fifth Avenue Store

New York reports a jewel theft at Udall and Ballou on Fifth Avenue. Fire damage preceded the break in and a female employee doubts the safe was locked. Police suspect intrusion during the blaze. Fingerprints were collected. no traces on display cases.

New York Fifth Avenue Udall & Ballou

Woman Would Rival Weston in Walking Trip

Middletown New York June 23 Mrs Miranda Chester of this city plans a walking trip to Minneapolis with the aim of shortening the time rivaling Weston. She will be joined by her two sons Charles 13 and Henry 14 and a large family dog. Sold fare $12.99 for round Baltimore to Pfittxhurch and return June 30 to July 2 with return validity until July five through trains daily details from agents.

Washington Post Middletown N. Y Miranda. Chester Minneapolis Weston Charles Henry Baltimore

Four Drowned from Canoe on Merrimac River

Manchester New Hampshire June 23 Four millhands from Manchester drowned when a canoe upset on the Merrimac River while en route to a camp. Two others survived including Robert Dorris and Henry McKeon Jr. None of the swimmers could reach the others.

Merrimac Manchester N. H John O'Hearn Arthur Lecoce John McKeon Henry McKehon, Jr Robert Dorris Henry McKeon, Jr Amoskeag Falls Dorrin McKeon

Family Killed in Auto on California Rail Line

A California tragedy on the Peninsula Electra Railroad between Palo Alto and San Jose left six dead from one family across three generations. Colonel Robert Powell and his wife Elizabeth, ages 84 and 73, their son John Powell and his wife Sallie, ages 36 and 32, and two children Ethel Powell aged 12 and John Robert Powell aged 10 months died when their car was struck by the trolley car.

Trolley Gar California Washington Post San Joge Cal Peninsula Electra Palo Alto San Jose Col Robert Powell Elizabeth Powell John Powell Col. Powell Mra. Sallie Powell Ethel M Powell John Robert Powell Powell

Escapes in 95 foot fall from church cross

Benjamin Jordan, a boy about years old, fell from the top of the cross on St Mary’s Church in Holwardeville. He landed uninjured but sustained a bruise on his side after striking a cornice. He bounded into a marble line and knocked through the niches before physicians examined him.

St. Louie Benjamin Jordan St. Mary's Roman Catholic Holwardeville Stetley Jordan

Double Tragedy in Payton Ends in Murder Suicide

Samuel Heck 63 shot his wife in Payton Ohio this morning then killed himself. He had been deranged for days after a flood and a recent major operation. The couple were respected locals, described as affectionate before the tragedy.

Symmel Heck Hix Payton Samuel Heck Jake Heck Heck

Heat caused wreck injuring 25 near Peru

A Chesapeake and Ohio fast passenger train derailed near Fulton sixty miles northwest of Peru Indiana when rails spread in intense heat. No deaths reported though 25 were injured. A special train transported victims to Peru Hospital where doctors expected full recovery.

Peru Ind Ohio Fulton Here

Salisbury Girl Florence Wainwright Death Inquest Fails

Salisbury Md June 23 Gov Gains borough aid sought to clear up the death of Florence Wainwright bookkeeper at Home Gas Company found dead June 20. State's Attorney Bell said the coroner's jury will likely disagree or find death due to an illegal operation by unknown persons. Critics accuse the inquest of secrecy and poor handling. Witnesses last night tied the death to a bungled operation and noted pills labeled Quinine found at the desk.

Washington Post Salsbury Gainsborough Maryland Florence Wainwright Home Gas Company George W. Bell Zove Ernor Board of County Som Nccessary Miss Wainwright Salisbury Star Chamber Elmer Smith

Murder at Peak Farm Leaves Family Dead in Fire

A coroner's jury near Columbia reports John D. Jacobs his wife and four children were murdered and the home burned to conceal the crime. Ellie 23 and three sons ages 18 14 and 10 were slain in bed except Leslie 18 found beside a fireplace with a shotgun. A ax and a gun lay near victims as skulls were crushed and blood noted beneath bodies. No arrests yet.

Columbia D. C John D. Jacobs Peak Lexington County Jacobs Ellie Leslie Elso Mr. Jacobs

Five Hurt as Auto Collides at Linden and Lanvale Streets

A Baltimore crash tonight injures five, with three possibly fatal. Henry Ward, his wife, Bertie, and their 22 month old daughter Emma Ward suffer head injuries, shock, and probable fatal harm. Mrs McGee has internal injuries. Isaac Ward, from Virginia, has chest concussion. The Ward car was struck from the rear as it crossed the tracks. the baby was thrown twenty feet. Reduced rail fares for travel south announced.

Washington Post Baltimore Linden Avenue Lanvale Street Franklin Square Hospital Henry T. Ward Bertie Ward Ward Emmaq Roterta Ward McGee

Old Soldiers Pour Into Pennsylvania Town for Gettysburg Parade

Former Confederate veterans arrive as heat and tents fill fields near Gettysburg. President Wilson will attend the fiftieth anniversary of the battle on July Fourth after a White House- Palmer push, with brief remarks planned. Brig. Gen. Hunter Liggett to command regular troops at the reunion with units from the Fifteenth Infantry and Cavalry and Third Field Artillery to participate.

Key Wilson Gettysburg Tener A. Mitchell Palmer Pennsylvania Washington Congress Palmer New Hampshire Tumulty White House Bule Hunter Liggett Gettysburg Retunion Fifteenth Infantry Fifteenth Cavalry Third Field Artillery

Big Camp Opens for Veterans Tonight in Gettysburg

Veterans pour into Gettysburg for the battle anniversary event with hundreds arriving from Washington state and Texas. Pennsylvania allocates 35,000 for extra veterans housing. tents and equipment arrive from Philadelphia. Gen J Thompson Brown reports 3,000 Virginia veterans already enrolled with more expected. State police guard the town as Cavalry protects monuments and routes. Gen Hunter Liggett named camp commandant with Gov Tener awaiting arrival.

Pennssylvenia Commission Gettysburg College Philadelphia Pennsylvania State Constabulary Fort Marr Hunter Liggett Washington Teneria Gettyeburg College

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