Justified white clothes set tone in capital editorial
The piece reports a vigorous statement demanding McReynolds resignation and defends Attorney General McReynolds and Secretary Wilson. It recounts Bryan’s editorial response via the Commoner and notes the cabinet debate over a delay in a trial and the fashion of white clothing among officials and staff.
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Justified
Bryan
Wilson
Capital
McReyn~olds
Gerrell Mellesroalda
Department of Justice
Died notices from early 1913 bereavement list
Obituary batch listing multiple deaths and funeral details. Names include Woll Tamb, George Bright, Catherine Gleam Glura, James Fitzpatrick, Hascall Doolittle, Maloney Roche Vuneral, and others with dates in June 1913. Entries note residences, ages, spouses, and interment at Mount Olivet or local cemeteries, with services at St Patrick's and St Mary's churches.
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Ard Glura
Cienwood Cemetery
Doguittle
Linden
AI Hascall
Sues Sallabury Doolittle
Maloney
Len Maloney Vnee Roche Vuneral Servis
Tha Maton
Anky J. At
St. Dominic’s Church
Relesanttmis
Mount Olivet
Kari
Pieney
Frank
Tns
Enth Street
Esat
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's
Seeupert Risin
Enue
Seufert
James OL Morceron
Hoonue
Toont
Kate Soo Lee
Secretary Wilson and Caminetti Support Public Welfare
The statement defends Secretary Wilsons honesty and recommends Caminetti remain in politics despite his sons alleged crimes. It praises Caminettis integrity and public service and notes the Presidents approval of Attorney Generals action. The Administration argues public confidence remains intact and cannot be shaken by a single act.
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Wilson
Caminett
Labor
Caminetti
Plan to dissolve Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger reaches court
Attorney General McReynolds and President Wilson approve a dissolution plan. Union Pacific would exchange $28 million in Southern Pacific stock for Baltimore and Ohio holdings, ending Pennsylvania Railroad control of the B&O. The plan aims to form a new transcontinental route and reduce Pennsylvania influence in B&O affairs. Details withheld pending court presentation in St Paul Minnesota today.
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Union Pacific - Southern Pacific Railroad
McReynolds
Wilson
St. Paul. Minn
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania
E. H. Harriman
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinni
Chicago
St. Louis
Hatchmere
Ohto
Union Ie
Theania
New Orleans
Royin
T. Lo
State Senator Goslin Rally Reportedly Backs Bill
Report indicates State Senator Goslin rallied supporters for a measure described as aimed at waste management reforms. The event occurred amid a tense political climate and followed a recent flagging public debate on the bill’s provisions.
Ancient life comes to National Museum in cavern finds
Prof James W Gidley and Raymond Armbruster report extensive remains from a cavern near Cumberland Maryland opened by the Western Maryland Railway. The discovery includes 82 or more prehistoric forms with about seventeen skulls and 14 or more species such as mastodon horse tapir peccary bears wolves wolves and bats. Specimens will be cleaned in Washington for study and exhibition.
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Gidley
Cumberland
Washington Post
Cumberland, Md
James W. Gidley
National Museum
Washington, D. C
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Courrigansville
Raymond Armbruster
Washington
Armbrunter
Devil's Backbone
Wills Creek
Cedar Chit
Potomac River
Prof
Armbruster
Central
South America
Central America
Canada
Rocky Mountains
Venti
Asia
Nona
New Mexico
Law Aids Blackmail Cases Swamp Officials
Federal warnings over the Mann Act highlight its broad scope beyond trafficking in women sparking police court concerns. Critics say Section 3 could criminalize interstate movements for alleged immoral conduct even with consent, risking overreach and selective enforcement.
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Department of Justice
Siria
Mann
George W. Wickersham
Taft
Wickersham
Stt. Louis
St. Louis
California
Erie Plans Week of Perry Centennial Peace Festivities
Erie Pa June 29 centennial Perry victory centennial events begin with Peace Sunday July 6 churches hold services at 11 a m monster mass meeting in Perry square powder wagon from Wilmington arrives July 3 spectacle includes naval parade and a mock naval battle Secretary Daniels to attend governor and senators visit giant parade Tuesday school children march Wednesday governors arrive Thursday naval day parade and battle Friday farm festival street carnival Saturday industrial day brig Niagara sails at sundown to mark 100 years of peace with Britain.
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Niagara
Erie
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
United States
England
Perry Square
du Pont
Wilmington
Wolverine
Tener
Penrose and
Oliver
Uve
Ivainia
Daniels
Secre
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Ecretary
Erie Harbor
Young Democrats to Meet in Baltimore
Washington Post special from Hagerstown Maryland reports a planned gathering of Maryland’s younger progressive Democrats with a call issued for a Baltimore meeting Tuesday evening. Signers include Justice Ilias HM Hartle and local leaders from Hagerstown Prince Anne Salisbury and Baltimore. the group is expected to back President Wilson. Dies a Victim of Scalds. William Frey of Cumberland dies after a stear night accident. notification notes Frey’s age and residence and provides sparse details.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Maryland
Baltimore
Ilias HM. Hartle
iCharles B. Aforris
Printess
Anne
Frederick Webb
Salisbury
John, B. Gentrum
Themibers
Wilson
William
Badri
Soak Cumberland
Fone
Frey
Brenswig More
ORPG
Atleguays
Elis
Italy urged to surrender accused for US extradition
In Messina Sicily June 8 Italian police arrested Francesco Tribesi and Giuseppe Vitocame two of the fugitives charged with aiding in the killing of a driver Charles Hays during a payroll hold up in Pennsylvania on July 4 1904. The case against Carmelo Cavalli and Rosgrin Dextragia was dropped for lack of evidence but reopened. Authorities cite difficulty in obtaining usable evidence in the United States hindering prosecution and note the potential for extradition as the US recently granted extradition against Porter Charlton for murder in Italy.
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Italy
Messina
Sicily
Paice
Francesco Tribesi c
Giuseppe Vitocame
Charles Hays
Campbell
Age
Carmelo Cavalli
Rosgrin Dextragia
Criminl
United States
Porter Charlton
Seek Girls Friends Rumors Startle Salisbury
Salisbury Md June 29 The town reels from Miss Jore Wainwright death at the Home Gas Co and rumors that prominent local figures may be questioned. Eleven jurors favor a blanket verdict while one calls for punishment of a leading citizen. The coroner's jury reconvenes with public scrutiny rising and officials defending a thorough probe.
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Washington Post
Salisbury
Sallsbury
Jore
Wainwright
Home Gas Company
Orade
Star-Chamber
Salsbury
J. McFadden Dick
Marvin Ellis
Miss Wainwright
The
Main Street
Kia
First Bering coal shipped for government testing
The first cargo from the Bering River coal fields reached Katalla on June 29, a 12 1 2 ton shipment. The coal was mined by the U S government and will be tested for steam qualities aboard the U S cruiser Maryland, with the remaining 70 9 tons due to depart Cordova for testing.
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Maryland
Seattle
Waah
United States
Bering River
Katalla
Eabird
Cordova
Maryifing
Baltimore Clubman and Wife in Severed Years of Separation
Society gossip centers on the Stewart marriage in Baltimore. Mrs Stewart seeks divorce possibly tomorrow, with Mr Stewart to file a cross bill. Both come from prominent families. Mrs Stewart has connections to the Pangius Bey and Eames circles, while Mr Stewart is a noted lawyer and clubman with European travel ties.
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Baltimore
Melville Patterson
David Stewarts
Mraewart World
Tewart
Aund
Stewart
Caesar da Centurbia
Mme
Pangius Bey
Rome
Mrs. Stewart
Orphans’ Court
Baltimore City
Sewart
Bonaparte-Patterson
Emma Eames
Europe
Paris
J. Wilson Patterson
W. Hail Parris
Elbridge T. Gerry
Portsmouth
N. H
Wiliam T. Hamilton
Hagerstown
Maryland
da Conturbia
John Stewart
Charles Merton Stewart
John Ridgely
Hampton
Wiliam Checkley Shaw
Macon
Opposition to Newman nomination gathers in Old Masonic Temple
Washington residents and lawmakers rally at the Old Masonic Temple to oppose Oliver P. Newman’s confirmation as District commissioner, arguing he is not a bona fide resident. J N England leads Democrats citing residency facts and city needs. Senate action expected. Also notes opposition to John B E Copoys’s excise board bid and local political candidacy in Rockville Maryland.
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Old Masonic Temple
Inth
F Streets
Oliver P. Newman
Newman
J. N. England
Senate
England
Congress
John BE
Cot Poys
Excise Board
Bii
Former lawyer preacher starts new ministry in Baltimore
The Rev. J. Frank Grant, a Jacksonville and Washington lawyer turned pastor, preached his first sermon at Columbia Avenue Methodist Church in Baltimore. Born in West Virginia, he studied law for political reasons before entering theology, leaving a thriving Florida practice to pursue the ministry. He will lead the church without relying on his former legal earnings.
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J. Frank Grant
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Fila
Washington
Florida
Asia
Unon Bhary
Ithd
Trolley Men Demand Recognition and Higher Wages
In Huntington West Virginia an un disclosed union meeting of electric railway workers demanded formal recognition of the union and wage increases. The group warned of a potential strike by all conductors and motormen if their demands were not met. General Manager Magoon of the Chicago Valley company said the company would refuse recognition and any wage raise. The Ohio Valley Electric Railway, controlled by American Railways Company of Philadelphia, operates lines in Ashland and Ironton Ohio and nearby towns.
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Washington Post
Tiuntington
W. Va
Drine
Th Electric Re
Norpania Atoneas Apm
Duis
Uniens
Renew War on Opium Exportooned by Nations at Hague
World conference at The Hague resumes to ratify the preliminary opium treaty. Twelve powers signed, with Turkey and Peru still holding out. American delegates include Lloyd Bryce and Elmer Wright, seeking broader adherence to curb international drug traffic.
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Hague
United, States
China
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Portugal
Hussin
Sim
Persia
United States
Turkey
Peru
America
Tloyd Bryce
Niktot Wright
Penh
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White Horse
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