Plan for a new industrial school in Sobor district
A meeting of the Industrial Educational Association heard advocates including Chief Justice Hyado and Commissioner Clanton push plans for constructing a model industrial school in the Sobor district mountain area. Attendees highlighted bequests and regional support as key factors for launching the project as a template for similar efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Shepard Quthees
Industrial Educational Association
Littleton
Claxton
Hyadof Te
District Court
Martin Flite
Don Fof Clanton
Leati Jal Association
Rte
Pte Tata
Institution
Yootes
Thie Aucomer
Florists Elect Officers Amid Floral Parade and Talk
A local florists group held their annual meeting electing officers and introducing speakers. George H T Kent presided as president with William J Stewart as secretary and other trustees named. members discussed garden notes, ornamentals, and plans for future displays.
Inventor in Police Net After Wild Scrawl Wardrobe Stunt
A fragmented police report traces an inventor tied to a string of odd offenses including forged documents and a suspicious outfit. Involving multiple streets and witnesses, the case unfolds with a police investigation centered on a local district and city authorities.
FIRST FACE OF FATE CELL MRS SANGER DESCRIBES LAWRENCE KIDS
Representative Pou cites similar cells as prisons used for thieves and convicts in New York where nurse Margaret Sanger testified about transporting Lawrence children. She described their brutal condition and the children grabbing meat with bare hands amid hunger. Senator Poindexter pushed for a Lawrence strike investigation, while Senator Lodge moved to take up arbitration treaties.
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Pou
Margaret Ganger
New York
Lawrences
Mies Sanger
Poindexter
Lawrence
Lodge
Massachusetts
Haywood to testify before committee on strike stance
William D Haywood heads to Washington to answer the AFL leaders Golden and Gompers before a congressional committee. The Board of Trade and Real Estate Owners plan to press mill owners to grant concessions as the cloth order and related work tighten. About 300 strikers have returned to work recently, though union ranks thin as outsiders withdraw.
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Gompers
Golden
Lawrence Mass
William D Haywood
Washington
John Golden
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Board of Trade and Real Estate Owners Association
Witnesses Summoned From Across Cities In Grand Jury Case
The federal grand jury summoned witnesses from far cities including St Louis Chicago Seattle and Wanantails to testify about a bribery probe tied to the McNamara case. Bert H Franklin, a former McNamara detective, faced fines after pleading to influence a juror, with testimony noting the questioned payment and the involved figures.
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Los Angeles
Federal Grand Jury
United Sates
St Lauis
Clarence . Darrow
Bas
Ith
Bert H Franklin
McNamarae
Franklin
Robert F Bain
James B McNamara
W Joseph Ford
Hobert
Clarence
Llarrow
Ford
SCHOOL BOARD TO REMAIN UNCHANGED DESPITE RUMORS
The board of education members denied any plans to resign and stated they had not contemplated resignations. Only Mire Elizabeth Hooke, seriously ill, could not be seen, while others including Kallen Spencer Massey William Hoover Willam T. Tunnell Henry Biatt dismissed rumors of resignations.
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Valie
Board of Education
Bracd
Mire
Elizabeth Hooke
Kallen Spencer Massey Nail
William T. Hoover
Dr Willam
Tunnell
Miss Elkins to Take Cruise from New Orleans
Special to The Babington Fest New Orleans La Martha Wing Kath erine Elvna and the Duke of the Abruzzi and party head to Puerto Barrios then Guatemala City for two weeks as guests of ROR Litt. They will inspect the canal in Panama and then Jamaica before returning to New York. Mr Hitt confirms devotion to Miss Elkins.
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New Orleans
la Martha
Katherine Elvna
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Himtemala
Tonnahe
Elkins
Intan
Elking
Puerto Barrios
Guatemala City
Panamna
Canal
Jamaica
Kingston
New York
Hitt
Mrs Von Claussen Honan Free From Bloomingdale Asylum
Mrs Tan Von Claussen Honan, once prominent for alleging a conspiracy to block her appearance at the Swedish court, was unconditionally released today from Bloomingdale asylum in White Plains after a prior conditional release for a final hearing. Two commissioners in lunacy and a scarred lay witness testified in her favor in the supreme court.
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Bloomingdale
White Plains
Tan von Claussen Honan
Court of Sweden
Bloomingdale Asylum
Lay Withwases
Supreme Court
Movements of Ocean Steamers and Arrivals
Movements of ocean steamers show lines from Bremen Rotterdam Glasgow Hamburg to New York and Marseille. Vessels bound for Rotterdam and New York list docking times and departures with notes of port calls and sailing windows.
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saBhops
Chicago
New York
Wilhelm
Bremen
Fipiang
Trope Datwern Rygdam
Motterdam
Taledonia
Glasgow
Liverpool
Iaislania
Soordats
Rotterdach Venerle
Marseille
Chevy Chase Fencers to Cross Foils Here for Envoy Trophy
Suburban residents gather at the Chevy Chase Public Library to condemn Delegate Cummings for substituting a tax levy for the Chevy Chase incorporation bill. The Washington Fencing Club prepares to host an ambassador led trophy contest with three fencers from each of three cities competing.
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Envoy
Maryland
J Cummings
Chevy Chuge
Washington
Chevy Chase
Delegare Cummings
Commissioners of
Montgomery
Justerand
France
Washington Fencing Club
RaMent Las Yet Deen
Washington Club
Tooms Fitrenth
Feldas
Jaaser
Army staff rebalances with 4 lieutenant colonels 4 majors and 12 captains
Four lieutenant colonels were added from fields including Charles R Noyes Harry C Benson William G Haan and Fredrich S Felis. Four majors joined: Dapiel W Ketchum Frank Y Waring Arthur S Cobbinn and Benjamin Poure. Twelve captains were named from units such as William Mitchell Rayura Sohn James T Moore Walter P Mer Sinth, Halstead Dovey, John W Weight, William J Glasgow, George C Barnhardt, Metin W Rowell, Cleweth Caves, Harrison Hall, A Robinson, and William Rasmand, with three alternates Frederick F Young Lameth Jones and Garden Relunion.
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Charles R Noyes
Harry C Benson
William G Haan
Tuehr
William Mitchell Signal Corps
Rayura Sohn Dei
James T Moore
Walia
Mer Sinth Infaners
Halsteat Dovey Tiurth Infantry
John Wo Weight
Seenteenth Infantry
William J Glasgow Bighterath Infamy Geoge C
Barnharde D'steenth Cavalry
Rowell Cleweth Caves
Harrison Hall
Robinson
William
Rasmand Coast Arciliers
State seeks Eddy estate in New Hampshire case
Concord March hearing targets the Mary Baker estate with Robert T. Manning representing the state. The petition argues the residuary clause leaves a $2007.00 residue to the Church of Christ Brent fat of DosWn Ja, violating state law and seeking reversion to New Hampshire. The matter proceeds in county superior court and will be submitted to the supreme court.
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Concord
Reginary
Mary Baker
Poliv Gunder
Hatch
New
Stampshore
la Mermhaee County
Church of Christ Brent
New Hampshire
Suffragette Glob Raid Ends With Arrest Of Pankhurst Ally
Miss Christabel Pankhurst among those fined two months hard labor after a London raid on the West End offices of Votes For Women. Wry Wright, an American residing in Paris, and others were jailed for window smashing as part of a militant protest. Leaders warned that harsher sentences may swell volunteer participation in the suffrage movement.
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London Arch
Dewith
Lawrence
Votes Tor
Mammen Wlo
Bow Street
Poly
Paline Tay
Christabel Pankhurst
Thes
Mice Wright
Paris
West London
West End
London
Albany
Arrest of Florida-bound suspect on Baltimore boat
Detectives arrested J Edward Kahn on a boat in Baltimore as it neared sailing for Florida. He is accused of stealing 3100 from the White Cross Dairy Company of the city. Held for hearing in police court. Surveillance followed his flight from Wilmington after last Saturday’s disappearance.
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Baltimore
Florida
J. Edward Kahn
White Cross Dairy Company
Barbee H S
Wilmington
Capitals Invite Bowlers to National Meet
The Capital Chamber of Commerce committee meeting heard proposals from the American Bowling Center and the National Ruwgling tyseed to back a bid for hosting the next National Bowling Meet in Washington. A plan to train and publicize the effort was approved and sent to Paterson to invite bowlers to Bollington, with eleven new members admitted to the association.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bollinton
Richard
Curley
Storm
Hall
Thompson
Sidney Guegen
Bo Pwart
Andrews
Curnenter
Ayer
HW. Stewart
Albert M Canner
John D Sichame
Bulley
Charles Ashton
Daisy-Chain Girls Named For Nassar Wareh
A list of selected sophomores and brunette beauty types named to carry the daisy chain at the Nassar event was announced tonight. The lineup includes Margaret Mishill Armstrong-Hampton and Katharine Kipsles among others from diverse locations and schools, reflecting a wide regional interest in the talent pool.
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Moughkeepsle Oy Wareh
of Nassar Xfs
Thestris
Margaret Mishill
Arinstrong
Hampton Wilt
Binglanweel
Wary Bordon
Jiuekinghiey Springfield
Silvia Crewell
Blan He
Lisworth
Ork
Bray
Tilok
Tuhee Wis
Horatin
Annsford Tracts
Gelourester
Masa
Georgia
Jeanette Susan Corrimd
Brae
Stuart Newark
Auduny
Whitton Thom
Portland
Matondorres
Worcester Mass
Carona
Beutrice
Walhime
Berkeley Cal Phybis
Wiliams Rutles
Katherine Neil Wilan
Texington
Hanged for killing woman in Kucksburg case
Joseph Stottiwel was executed today for the June murder of Blanche Tarte in this city. He confessed, saying he came from Lancaster County to confront a wife he refused to leave. The execution drew attention as his mother from Syracuse had raised funds for a home burial. Sheriff Walle presided, and Stott’s family traveled from Syracuse to bid him farewell without seeking a respite.
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Kucksburg
Maren -Joseph Stottiwel
Blanche Tarte
Lancaster County
Expresatio
Stott
Stote
Syracuse
Walle
Stotts
Dairyman Zimmerman Arrested Over Watered Milk Charge
Frederick county dairyman William Zimmerman was arrested near Adamatown on a charge of adulterating milk with water and shipping it into Washington. Held in Hagerstown jail before United States Commissioner Hagner, he waived a hearing as the case moves toward the grand jury in Washington. His bail was posted by his affluent father.
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Washington
Hagerstown
Harvey Ly Zimmerton
Adamatown
Frederick County
United States
Hagner
Willam Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Fights Millionaire's Will Contest in Supreme Court
Neslark Warehy-t challenges the late Joseph Larke’s will in the supreme court alleging that James Mc Toarsenid a Yale Law School lecturer unduly influenced the aunt Katherine Hfoubndae in bequeathing 1200000 to a paper manufacturer. The next of kin were largely cut off and Yale’s president and fellows face the suit along with two brothers as codefendants.
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Neslark Warehy
Supreme Court
Katherine Hfoubndae
Joseph Larke
Ulenaire
James Mc Toarsenid
Yale Law School
Yate University
Acholhrships
Woman Sentenced to Death for Husband Murder in Plymouth
A Plymouth superior court sentenced Mey Custmane and accomplice to death by electric chair for the murder of Custmane's husband. The two are to be executed at Charlestown State Prison during the week beginning June.
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Plymouth
Tent Cusumano
Tiil
Fudge Quinn
Plymouth Superior Court
Rlie Mascieh
Ware Marshak
Mrz Custmane
Jiankuxumane
Charlestown
Rothschild's Assailant Held After Hearing in London
William Tibbitts, arrested for attempting to murder Leopold de Rothschild, appeared before the City of London Police Court. He was remanded for a week for manic examination. The 38-year-old manufacturer’s agent has long known the Rothschild family through various financial dealings.
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London
Wiliam Tibbitts
Leopold
Rothschild
Bin
Dty of London
Tibbitts
Agen
Huthrebild
Nancecnefons
Crushed at Kla Well Death Leaves Family in Need
While working at the bottom of Kla well a bucket of stones fell 49 feet and struck William Robertson at Fyndhur, Augusta County, killing him instantly with a crushed skull. He left a wife and ten children.
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Kla
Waliam Robertson
Fyndhur
Augusta
County
No Appetite Tood Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure
The letter claims Hood's Sarsaparilla restored appetite and improved sleep for a very sick woman who could sleep only three hours. The testimonial asserts the tonic purifies blood strengthens nerves and builds up the system. It recommends obtaining Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid form or tablets.
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John
Baby Swept From Steamer Deck Drowns in Harbor
A 17 month old child of Mr and Mrs A J Brooks of Kansas City was swept from the deck of the steamer Orleanian in the harbor at Port Simon Costa Islands and drowned. The incident occurred near Variday where rescue efforts were unsuccessful. Authorities reported the loss as a tragic accident during disembarkation procedures.
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Baby
New Orleans
Babs
A J Brooks
Kansas City
Mowan
Orleanian
Port Simon Costa Iles
Tant Variday
Quits the Playhouse Over Ticket Shortage and Dispute
The Love of Feho play for Neighborhood House faced a clash over use of the Playhouse name and ticket seating. Mrs Hemmick and her husband deny causing a controversy, stating advertising confusion and seating limits led to moving the event to a larger venue. The Playhouse managers protested the publicity and a board of charity officials approved a relocation.
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Feho
Christian D Tremmick
Plas House
Iemmick
Cire
Securit
Thanagera Othe Tlayhouse
Hemmick
Hemouci
Playhouse Playhouse
Tal i
Memmik
Playhouse
Hemmich
Rock Creek park as future site for games and streetcar routes
At a Columbia Heights Citizens Association meeting at St Stephen Church Col TC Lancaster urged Congress to compel streetcar companies to alter lines for easier access to a proposed park. Judge Bundy floated reserving part of the York Road site for a central high school and potential Army and Navy football use at the capital. Benatoy Gallager supported the plan. a committee will survey property owners on York Road South to set a price.
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Rock Creek Park
Col TC Lancaster
Columbia Heignts Citizens Association
St Stephen
Fourteenth’ Street
Columbia Road
Eleventh Street
Tiurida Agenuo
Judge Bundy
Benatoy Gallager
Mde
York Road
False Alarm Man in Jail
A report describes a man named Ernest Te Grand and the false alarm incident attributed to him. Police say he has repeatedly caused alarums by telephone, angering authorities in the Baltimore area.
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Chyet Wagner
Balrinn
Ernest Te Grand Seura Ol
Baltimore Suthiettlos
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