Banks as Peace Aids Taft Praises Mr Taft at Peace Congress
At Baltimore May 4 the third national peace congress heard James Speyer urge financial neutrality as a war risk control and bankers’ oversight, while Bartholdt hailed Taft’s arbitration proposal with Britain as a landmark nonalliance move. Wilson defined dollar diplomacy, Abbott warned of force, and Burton was named president of the American Peace Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James Speyer
New York
Speyer & Co
Speyer
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Europe
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Abraham Lincoln
Taft
Great Britain
Bartholdat
Permanent Court of Arbicial Justice
Huntington
Wilson
State Department
United States
Abbott
Lyman Abbott
American Peace Society
Theadore E Burton
Ohio
Benjamin F. Trueblood
J . Boston
George W. White
Washington, DC
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Listing
A dense OCR of funeral homes and embalmers in Washington area with multiple firms. Listings include Zarhorst Wright Harvey Sons Sardo Gostello Pumphrey Hindle Geier Spears and others with addresses on Capitel Street Northwest Fourth Street and F Street Northwest and contact phones. Includes on premise chapels Cremations arranged and general director notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Zarhorst
Fyralipa Wevern
East Capitel St Jy
William Lee
Embanner Civary
Commondisus
Crem
F. Harvey's Sons
Woneral
Fourteenth ST NW
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Wae Hs
Taneoth
Sergeon
R_S CAIN
Frank Geier
State aid for the toil ers announces insurance plan in Britain
London May 4David Lloyd George introduced a two part state insurance bill for sickness and unemployment. It would insure workers earning below 160 yearly income tax level, provide five shillings per day during illness and 15s weekly unemployment, with employee and employer contributions and significant state funding. The plan targets 14.7 million people and initial coverage includes engineering shipbuilding and housing trades.
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London
House of Commons
David Lloyd George
Whch
Illneas
Lloyd George
Boyd George
Licensed to Marry Amid Elabored Listings
A compact survey of marriage licenses showing multiple couples including Karl Wittman 21 and Marie Scheuer 20 and other pairs such as Edward Cortes 45 with Anna Saunders mo, Hugh Stevenson and Mabel Reaven, plus several other unions listed with associated reverends and locations in Virginia and Arkansas. The fragmentary OCR presents a series of license entries with varying ages and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wittman
Marie Scheuer
Paul A Menzel
Edward
Cortes
Anna
Hugh T Stevenson I Waite
S$ Cox
Little Rock
Ark
Mabel A
Reaven
Washington
U G B
Pierce
M_ Wyant
Yancey, Va
Carlltira
Stanleyton
G. J
Hunalcutt Friest Davis
Estelle White
J Howard James Bell
Wolinda Gilmore
SL Corsothere
Samuel Robinton
An Netti Rolls
W. Bishop Johnson John Fer
Wary Thompson
Lyi Sasi Jooph Lewis
Sadie Belden
Ray WP Gibbons
Health Office Births and Deaths Record Fragment
Health office记录显示出生与死亡条目碎片，列出多位婴儿、成人及病人姓名与居住地。涉及多名个人与医院名称，部分条目不完整，含地点与家庭姓名混排，文本呈现为 OCR 破碎片段。
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Health Office Record
Indictments Prolific in McNamara Case Grand Jury
Los Angeles May 4 twenty one new indictments were voted by the grand jury against James B and John J McNamara and Ortee McManigal in the dynamite conspiracy case. Nineteen target the McNamaras for murder in the Times plant blast with twenty one dead others tie McManigal to the Llewellyn Iron Works explosion. Arraignment set for tomorrow. key witness McManigal described. Witnesses include Stuperich and Burrowes who identified J B Bryce as James B Bryce and noted hotel proprietor sightings before the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McNamara
Bryce
Los Angeles
Cal
James B
John J. McNamara
Ortee
McMan‘wal
Los Angeles Times
McManigal
McKamara Brothers
Llewellyn Tran
McMarigal
Judge
Douglas Buf- Towes
Howard Baxter
Pacereine
Stuperich
Furrowes
Jis
Burrowes
James B. Bryce
Roosevelt slams union leaders over dynamite arrest stance
New York May 4 a Roosevelt editorial argues labor leaders who defended Los Angeles dynamite suspects erred. The Outlook warns against tying a crime to unions, urging fair trials and funds for defense, and condemns public opinion influence in favor of arrested men tied to labor.
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New York
Los Angeles
Theodore Roosevel
San Francisco
Burns
Sugar Trust
New York Custom House
West Point Class of 1861 to Hold New York Reunion
The West Point graduating class of 1861, reduced to fewer than a dozen survivors, gathers for a reunion at the Astor Hotel in New York tomorrow night to mark fifty years since graduation. Senator Henry A. du Pont will be the chief guest, with veterans such as Adelbert Ames and R Buffington among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwin
West Point
New York
Astor Hotel
Academy
Henry A du Pont
Delaware
War Department
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
du Pont
Astor
Senator du Pont
Adelbert Ames
R. Buffington
Tom T Rodgers
John W Barlow
J Qyort Kent
Fugene
Beaumont
Jacob A Rawls
Wright Rivey
Hartes EL Gibson
Emery Ahton
Edmund Kirby
Guy Wo Flenrs
Kilpatrick
John Poland
Henri C Faa
Brouch
Henry W. Kinsbury
Antietam
John Pelham
L. Rosser
du Pontsilio
Ex Senator Kittredge Dies in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Arkansas May 4 former United States Senator Alfred Beard Kittredge of South Dakota died after a month long illness and four hours unconscious He came to Hot Springs two weeks ago and died tonight Causes cited include liver and kidney troubles Burial planned in Kent New Hampshire Kittredge born March 28 1861 in Cheshire County New Hampshire He practiced law after Yale and Sioux Falls then joined the Senate in 1903 serving until March 3 1908 A Republican stalwart he led the Inter oceanic canal commission and defended Panama rights
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Hot Springs
Ark
United States
Kittredge
South Dakota
Mr. Kittredge
Senator Kittredge
Kent, N H
Alfred Beard Kittredge
Cheshire County
Yalen
Sioux Falla, & Oak
United States Senate
James H. Kyle
Inter-oceanic Canal Commission
Mother of 19 Loses All Children in Trenton
Special to The Washington Pits. May 4. Mrs. Michael Hornyak of 68 Asbury Street Trenton New Jersey has lost all her children. She has borne 19 offspring with only one surviving son. The eldest child died at nine in an asylum. Mrs Hornyak has been married twice and remains in apparent good health despite the tragedy.
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Jechling
John B Buechling
Kremer Street
Prospect Fun Cemetery
Baltimore
Philadelphia
C Assin
Twentythd Street
Alice Schley Cassex
John Cassin
Edward Seniey
Frederick
Conrad
F Street
Thomas Nilson
Kerthatyn Taminett
al Tim
Maso
Stacksbik Va
Marylind
Virginia
Galliu
Oliver
Funstal
Stan Hope
New Jersey Avenue Street
Balti
Nineteenth Street
Harriet D Yates Noties
Washington
Trenton
N. J
Michael Hornyak
Asbury Street
Weather Summary From May Reports Across Regions
Weather Bureau bulletin notes higher Atlantic pressure and low British Isles readings, signaling gradual warming later in the Rockies. Unsettled conditions and rains affect the north Pacific, Florida peninsula, Midwest and South, with fair spells elsewhere. Temperatures below normal east of the Rockies, some frost in Mississippi and Ohio valleys. highs near seasonal norms on the Pacific coast and western plateau. Forecast calls for improving weather Friday and Saturday east of the Rockies, with continued unsettled conditions in the north Pacific and southern Florida. Storm warnings on the Pacific coast north of Eureka. winds vary along coasts and Great Lakes, with fair conditions for Atlantic crossing steamers.
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S Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
British Isles
North Sea
Rocky Mountains
North Pacific States
Florida Peninsula
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Cobmity
Mississippi
Ohio
Lake Region
North Atlantic States
Pacific
Florida
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Eureka
New England
Middle Atlantic
Vailanta
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banke
District measures in left from last Congress headlined
Chairman Ben Johnson reintroduced forty one District of Columbia bills from the Sixty first Congress at the request of the District commissioners. Measures cover police and fire pension funding street paving widening avenues and alleys tax enforcement and more, including ten extensions and new boards, cadets to West Point and milk health rules.
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Police and Fire
District of Columbia
Ben Johnson
Representative Smith
Michigan
Johnson
Sixteenth Street
Piney Branch
Board of Pharmacy
Inwa
West Point
Minnesota Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Barry Place
Kenyon Street
Seventeenth Street
Mount Pleasant Street
Irving Street
Serview
Buchanan Street
Piney Branch Road
Sifteenth Street
Allison
Buchanan Streets
Newton Place
First Street
Atresia
Trae
Colorago Avenue
Longfellow Street
Polled and Firemen’s Relief and
Central
M Street
Supreme Court
Langley Memory Marked by Washington Aviators Clubs
Washington scientists and five city clubs plan memorial events for Prof Samuel P Langley on the fifteenth anniversary of the first airship. McCurdy is to speak at the Press Club meeting while a Metropolitan Club event will precede it. Glenn Curtiss and other aviators are in Washington for the aviation meet at Benning.
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Washington
Samuel P Langley
Metropolitan Club
University Club
Coames
Army and Navy
National Press Club
Press Club
Langley
McCurdy
America
McCurds
Glenn H. Curtiss
Benning
Carolla
Lincoln Beachy
Hugh A Rebinson
Roland Middleton
Free Loyal Convicts Harper and Murray At Large
Washington Fort Bureau reports that May free loyal convicts Harper and Murray who aided jailer Crack are still at large after escaping Fort Myer Heights jail. Crandall Mackey plans a petition to Judge Thornton to order release of Dan Jones and John Stanton who aided the jailer. Neighbors sight Harper near Arlington Junction and Murray near Hall Hill while authorities pursue. Sunday School Institute session opens with Piedmont Convocation delegates arriving in the city. Fairfax farmer Javing reports a burglary of his home with $35 watch, $40 rings, and $15 to $25 cash taken after a kitchen window was forced open.
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Washington Fort Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Commonwealth
Crandall Mackey
Alexandria County
J. B. T. Thornton
Circuit Court
Dan Jones
John Stanton
Harry Crack
Henry Harper
Robert Murray
Fort Myer Heights
Paersons
Harper
Arlington Junction
Washington
Murray
Halla Hill
Andrew Javing
Fairfax County
Women delegates arrive for National Civic Federation meeting
Delegates from across the United States began arriving for the National Civic Federation Woman's Welfare Department gathering. The program includes sessions at 11 am at John Hays Hammond's residence, addresses by Seth Low August Belmont and William R. Wilcox, a White House garden party at 6 pm hosted by Mrs Taft, and a reception at Hammond's home with Mrs Taft participating actively.
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Woman's Welfare Department
National Civic Federation
A Carpenter
Charles F. Meyer
Mary T. Willard
Edward F. Gavege
Gertrude BH. Smith
Theodore Dreler
Maud Rives Borland
W. R. Wilcox
New York
J. Allison Hodges
Richmond
Frank Mebane
R. L. Thompson
Spray
N. C
W.T. Harris
Rhode Island Avenue
Executive Council
Executive Committee
Seth Low
August Belmont
William R. Wilcox
White House
British Warship Invincible Damaged at Portsmouth Dock
The British dreadnought cruiser Invincible buckled its double bottom frames when resting on dock blocks at Portsmouth. The keel bent upward and the frames bulged. The dock was refilled and the ship floated out for examination and costly repairs expected.
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London
Invincible
Portsmouth
McMahon shoots to avenge daughter in street killing
Philadelphia May 4 Avenging his 18 year old daughter Frank Mc Mahon 48 shoots and kills George Leary 68 in a public street after Leary laughed at demands for reparation McMahon then leaves the scene and surrenders to a policeman in front of a large crowd
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Philadelphia
Frank McMahon
George Leary
McMahon
Car Crash Kills Wealthy South Norwalk Woman
In South Norwalk on May 4 Mrs Russell Frost wife of Gen Frost was killed in a collision between a carriage and a trolley car. Her sister Mrs Dudlene Raymond died hours later from injuries. Mrs Frost suffered a skull fracture while Mrs Raymond’s spine was broken. The Frost family is among the city’s oldest and wealthiest. The trolley car motor man and conductor were held without bail.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Russell Frost
Gen Frost
Dudlene Raymond
Submarine flotilla completes voyage to Newport
Special to The Washington Fest reports a flotilla of submarines arriving safely at Newport R I after a satisfactory run. The boats battled heavy wind and a choppy sea for most of the voyage.
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Newport
R. I
R. II
Flo- SE
Atlantic fleet flotilla arrives for month of maneuvers
The Atlantic fleet reached port this morning from Annapolia with Lieut. D C. Bingham commanding the flotilla. The vessels Grayling Bonita Salmon Snapper Stingray and Tarpon sailed with the tenders Castine and Severn. A steady speed of 12 knots marked the voyage, and the flotilla will stay about a month for maneuver work.
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Tila
Annapolia
D C. Bingham
Small Fire Triggers Panic Among Girls in Broadway Loft
In New York on May 4, a minor awning fire at an old Broadway loft building at 646 and 548 sparked a panic among bystanders and residents. Fourteen girls were cared for by age groups, with two taken to hospitals. No serious injuries were reported as many fell from stairs when banisters broke during the scramble for exits.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Place
Broadway
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Bartholdt
MR. Taft
Peace Congress
Slayden
Texas
Stiieon Hutchins
Ctesinnat! Enquirer
Providence Journal
Fand Plaip Desler
Syracue P.st Standard
Yago Record-Herald
St Paul
Moncor Pres
Louriar
Rochester Herald
St Uix Republic
Jomtun
Bend
M. J. Falvey
H.W. Ee
Forrest Rand
E Whalen
Girt
Claud
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Mary B Gelaloger Gle
Joshue
Wilt
Lois Souis
Tel Angelo
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Hav George Avani Oaay Gossett
Girt Albert
Margaret Levbin
Philp
Sarah Tahoon
Thoms Nelson Conrad
Grenadine
Kalon Wine CO
Roosevelt Saga
Kittredg
Redge
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Kyle
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Alfred B. Kittredge
Harpers Ferry
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R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
House
Harper and
Virginia Prison
Sunday School Institute of the
Piedmont
Chaat Church
Dreadnought
Daughter
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
D. G. Pfeiffer
H Street
N. W
Submarines
Thomas Circle
Connecticut Ave
Northwest
16Th and
Pats
Audh 2
Sheridan Circle
Dupont Circle
T Sta
Sixteenth St
Conn. Ave
Betha
Fine Street
16Th St
New Hampshire Ave
Conn Ave
Forest Tress
Aves
G Street
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