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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1914

Page

14

Throng Into Tampico Rebels Cr Viva Wilson Rally

Rebels in Tampico led by Ranstorm push back Federals from trenches with heavy artillery fire destroying ammunition dumps. Aguilar’s troops surround the area as Fuentes forces retreat, while civilians stream back to Tampico amid reports of rain aiding the defenses and a weakening federal position.

Ranstorm Aguilar Ethanol Lintea Citiens Lampico Ilet Dusineau Anime Jans Tam- My Toresmtel

Fragmented Remains Recall Maximilian's Mexico Era

Fragmentary OCR recounts Maximilian's short-lived Mexico rule, Austrian archduke, French intervention, and the empire's collapse. Mentions military actions, key figures, and the downfall leading to execution, with scattered details and archival notes.

Bishop Brent Declines Charge and Courts Contested NJ Prelaz

A garbled historical note details Bishop Brent declining a charge and facing a political contest in New Jersey. It references plans, elections, and local religious figures amid unclear fragments and misspelled names. The text mentions September, calls to elect, and a reverend Wor or Wood, with no coherent narrative.

Marines the First of the Navy Becomes the Nation Always

An aging essay traces US Marines as older than the republic, recounting units in Boxer Rebellion campaigns from Tientsin to Peking, Vera Cruz, and Abyssinia. It notes Maj Waller’s 6 AM march to join allied forces, naval traditions, and the corps’ enduring role on land and sea.

Col Waller Mexico Republic Continental Congress Jia Aear Peking Afrian Mediterranean Darlis Persia Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy Retent Vera Cru Hinshata Manifeld Haggerty Vera Cruz Samar Nicaragua Hayti United States State Department Menelik Abyssinia Thia Panama Colon Seoul Cuba Santo Domingo Maine

Higher Marine Grale Calls for Army Brigradier General Rank

A House committee member urged creating a brigadier general grade in the Marine personnel to align units serving near Vera Cruz with Army structure. He noted a current Marine force under a colonel, with 153 officers and 44 enlisted, is inadequately organized and needs an intermediate rank between major general commandant and colonel to form a brigade.

Britten Hlntigs Ueusenial Committee Todlay Genewii Moxica Coronel Bitten

Soldiers' Home Concert Opens Weekend Program

This afternoon at four o clock the United States Soldiers Home Band conducts a concert directed by John S. Mf Zimmermann featuring Semper Fidelis and 1812 overture excerpts. The program includes Irish ballads, Little Grey Home in the West, The Gondoliers selections, The Porcupine Patrol, and The Star Spangled Banner. Scheduled pieces by Loehr, Sullivan, and Manckyon are listed alongside marches and rousing finales.

United States Soldiers Homa John S Mf Zimmermann Marek Technihaneer Lohr Little Grey Sullivan Porcupine Patrol

Washington Girls Honored for Incoming Sorority Pledges

Washington girls Grace Marfay Belin Gamma and Katherine Coulle Kappa Alpha Theta pledged for the American university sororities. Announcement lists new members and notes membership applications due after May 1 following September initiation.

Grace Marfay Belin Gamma Amd Katherine Coulle Kappa Alpha Theta U

John L Griffiths Dead Diplomatic Figure Passes

John L Griffiths born October 7 1853 New York served in diplomacy since 1905 and as consul general at London died suddenly at his residence heart disease the funeral plans were not set. He studied law in Iowa and Indianapolis practiced law before entering public service. He married Caroline Henderson in 1889 and wrote about former President Benjamin Harrison.

Lunde Wodohat Guffiis London Giffide John L Grifiths New York State University of Iowa Indianapolis Liverpool Caroline Henderson Lafayette Griffiths Benjamin Harson Grifiths Wis Griffiths

City to curb street parking congestion near downtown offices

City officials led by Corporation Counsel Syme and Police Superintendent Sylvester plan steps to reduce curbside auto blocks in front of downtown offices. They aim to require owners to park vehicles in designated areas or off street and consider per street flow changes like alternate parking schemes similar to measures tried in New York and Chicago.

District Corporation Syme Sylvester New York Chicago Mort Ontine Philadelphia Washington Viasoni Parang Mai Traffe

Mediation and military moves shape U S stance on Mexico

The report outlines U S mediation hopes regarding Huerta and the Mexican government, detailing officials' view that only mediation could avert full war. It notes orders limiting troop movement from Vera Cruz, destruction of transport links, and potential shifts if Carranza or other factions gain control, shaping the crisis timeline.

Aidtn Mexico Iasara Talla Ue7 Huerta United States Funston Badger Vera Cruz State Department

Funeral of L. P. Williams Civil War Veteran Held

Funeral services for Maj. L. P. Williams, Civil War veteran, who died at 93 Westminster Street, will be held tomorrow at 3 o clock at the home with H W Wilbur of the Society of Friends officiating. Interment in Arlington National Cemetery. Williams formerly worked in the Supreme Court. survived by a son, two daughters, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. pallbearers listed.

Hamp Maj.c L. P. Williams Westminster A Farrow H W Wilbur Society of Friends Arlington National Cemetery Mak Williams Supreme Court of the United States WE ‘Williams A W Wevenaaler Mre ATL G O H Oldroyd J A MacCauley Thomas H McKee John Moan Maurice Phorn B. P_Jammey R P Barnard C A Barnard Clarence Barnard W Hodges Charles H Doing F C O

Taken as Kidnappers Demand Five Thousand Ransom in New York Case

Authorities report four men and one woman arrested in a ransom kidnapping tied to Frank Longo an eight year old boy missing since last week. Giuseppe Gummino six was recovered and identified captors in court. Initial ransom demands started at two thousand then dropped to five thousand with skull and crossbones marked letters.

Frank Longo Black Hand Giuseppe Gummino Upper East East Side Brooklyn

Police News Notes Collision and Thefts Reported Across City

An automobile driven by Harry B Plankinton crashed into a lamp post at Tenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue SE injuring his year-old daughter who was taken to Dr Mondeli’s office. A home burglary reported by Samuel Perry on Indiana Avenue NW yielded clothing and yardage of cloth missing. Vetterott, theater treasurer, collided with James Loveless on Fox Fall Road. both cars damaged. A Capital Traction car collided with Martin Fedl’s auto at Thirty-sixth and M Streets NW. no injuries. Pageant participant Tows R McReynolds reported the theft of a gold watch, chain and money from his dressing room. George Johnson, 27, suffered a skull fracture en route to Casualty Hospital after a collision near Galthersburg. condition serious. Fry, 40, injured in a quarrel at Cabin John Bridge. may die. R J Speir reported his four-passenger car stolen from 13th Street and New York Avenue NW. four men seen driving away.

Harry B Plankinton Twelfth Street Tenth Street Pennsylvania Avenue Plankinton Charlotte Vetterott Columbia Theater Fox Fall Road James Loveless Tt Street Capital Traction Company Martin Fedl Tows R McReynolds Show Grounds George Johnson Johnson Galthersburgend George Fy Georgetown University Hospital Condit Road Cabin John Bridge Sunday Fry R J Speir Third Street Malsonley Temple Thireenth Street New York Avenue

Fire report on Taam Sixth street and New York avenue

Automobile owned by Dr E B Hoover caught fire with no damage reported. At Corcoran avenue a Lion City Tire brush fire caused no damage.

Taam Sixth Street New York Avenue E B Hoover Corcoran Avenue Lion City Tire

Deaths Reported Across City Incomplete Listings

A fragmentary death notice lists numerous individuals with ages and rough addresses including Moien Harper age 4 at 419 M Street NW Alicea Daly age 0 years at Ga Avenue NW Agnes Craely 64 years at 1997 20th Street NW Seth King 60 at Tuberculosis Hospital William Krause 34 at 1834 36th Street NW Alexander Ebert age unspecified 771 7th Street NE James Marr 69 on Sih Street NW St George Brooke 6% years at 130 Pet new enneth Wardee 5 months 1320 Flaeve NE Timothy Healon 2 years 822 H Street NE John Raymond 63 at 1224 Evelld Street NW Sohn Wilmarth 8 years at John Marshall Place Milton Weirberg 7 years at 4a Street NW dohn Maglan 3 years at 1600 Sth Street NE Celestine Jones 20 years at Dougine and Stanton Avenues Hiltedale Robart Chase 93 years at Washington Asylum Hop John 3 years at 3rd Street NW Sarah Roundtree 3 years at Quchetd Hospital Nova Robinson tours Freedmen Hospital Dollie Overton age listed but illegible at Freedmen Hospital.

Moien GC Harper Alicea E. Daly Agnes Craely Seth King William F Krause Alexander Ebert James D Marr Sih St John C Raymond Evelld Sohn Wilmarth John Marshall Milton Weirberg Maglan Ney Celestine Jones Yrart Dougine Stanton Aves Hiltedale Robart Chase Washington Asylum dJohn Washington Staw Sarah Roundtree Yeaca Quchetd Hospital Nova Robinson Tours Freedmen A Dollie Overton Hopital

Births Reported In Local Notices

Adelph E and Norm P Soldier girl William E and Anna M Parker girl Water W and Anta Martz boy John H and Eunlee McQuillan girl Marry Vo and Auguste Harlan boy George H and Merion Harris girl Henry E and Olga M Hunter girl Jona H and Johanna M Greenwell boy Jona Woo and Clara O Pinnell girl George B and Florence Wo Fraser boy Peter and Margaret A Carragher girl Herman and Sarah Adler boy James S and Alice B Adams boy James and Reveera Spriggs girl twins Pugene and Mary Williamsett and boy twins Andrew and Blanche Williams girl Charles B and Alles M Hill boy Rorest Wo and Mery B Heains boy Wiliam and Ada Glenmore bor Douglas and Viola Tickiin boy Wiliam and Slizabath Cook girl Qden W and Mamie Brown boy

Adelph E Norm P William E Anna M Parker Water W Anta Martz John H Eunlee McQuillan Auguste Harlan George H Merion Harris Henry E Olga M Hunter Jona H Johanna M Greenwell Jona Woo Clara O Pinnell George B Florence Wo Fraser Peter Margaret A Carragher Herman Sarah Adler James S Alice B Adams James Reveera Spriggs Pugene Mary Williamsett Andrew Blanche Williams Charles Alles M_ Hill Rorest Wo Mery B Heains Wiliam Ada Glenmore Bor Douglas Viola Tickiin Slizabath Cook Qden W Mamie Brown

Memorial services urge half and half pension plan

Former D C Commissioner Macfarland outlines regular annual pensions for veteran policemen and firemen urging more apparatus and new stations. Speakers include Commissioner Siddons and Rep Campbell as Taps sound and prayers honor fallen officers at the YMCA assembly hall with government officials present.

D. C Macfarland M.c.,a YMCA Assembly Hall Earle Wilfley Vermont Avenue Kansas Maoferland Aud Congress Supreme Court Diplomatic Corps

Conference on unskilled labor aims at unity

A three day conference in the city under the International Brotherhood Welfare Association seeks harmony among unskilled and migratory farm laborers to present Congress with demands for unemployment protection. Attendees include General Jacob Coney and a reduced invasion army, with Charles Craze as president, James Eads How as organizer, and Robert W Irwin as secretary, traveling from St Louis.

International Brotherhood Welfare Association United States Congress Jacob Coney

Plan Wabash Assessment Plans Reorganization In Missouri

Jefferson City to May 17 announces reorganization of the Wabash Railroad now under a receiver. Plans filed with the Missouri Public Service Commission outline a capital cut from 219,793,877 to 320,960,100 with a 2 per share assessment on all stock. Preferred stockholders receive new stock at par, common at 88, with no preferred stock in the new issue. Unsecured claims receive 6b per cent.

Jefferson City Wabash Railroad Missouri Public Service Commission Winslow S Pierce New York

Virginia Hero Buried in Roanoke Funeral

Special to The Washington Post Roanoke Va May 7 The funeral of William Henry Pulliam the first class quartermaster of the USS Utah wounded at Vera Cruz and later dying was held at Pulaski Virginia. Five thousand people attended as citizens from surrounding areas joined for the tribute to the only Virginian to die so far in the Mexico hostilities. Military honors were rendered, Capt Allen T Brid ge of Company E Pulaski Volunteers led the service, with detachments from the Roanoke Light Infantry and Radford Volunteers as escort of honor.

Washington Post Roanoke Wiliam Henry Pulliam Qreman USS Utah Vera Cruz Pulaski Watoda Virginia Mexico Allen T Bsridge Roanoke Light Infantry Radford

Many Enter Golf Event at Richmond Championship

Local golfers from Washington area travel to Richmond for the Middle Atlantic Association championship at the Country Club of Virginia. The field includes top players from district clubs with hopes of repeating recent honors. The program outlines qualifying rounds, club cup, players cup, semifinals and finals from May 22 to May 28, with all entries closing May 19.

Richmond Middle Atlantic Association Country Club of Virginia Washington Mav Yi Siztean Acores Mey Warrant Low Vcore Aizteens Avsociation Meckay Ricimnoud

British polo player Tomkinson hurt at Hurlingham match

Capt HA Tomkinson of the British polo team dislocated his shoulder during a test at Hurlingham on Saturday. He left the field after a collision with Lieut Lord Wodehouse, then returned to play as the team pressed Meadow Brook for the international polo trophy. The representative team won 4 to 2. Wodehouse escaped with severe shaking.

London HA Tomkinson Meadowbrook Hurlingham Tomkinson Lord Wodehouse Walter Buckmaster Hhis

Golf Bets Reach Record Sums at Sandwich Championship

The Sandwich May 17 championship golf event draws huge crowds and heavy wagering. Jerome D Travers is among the favorites though drawn to face C A Palmer in the first round, with speculation that up to $500,000 could be bet on the contest and Travers backed at $2000 to 4 to 1.

Sandwich England United States Jerome D Travers C A Palmer Handsworth Travers

Arcadians Dominate Washington City Duckpin Scores at Palace

Results from the Washington City duckpin tournament at Palace alleys show Arcadians leading team standings with an average above 18 per bowler and Rider heading singles all events. Michaud and Baum win doubles with 657, Baum posts 1053 all events, while other top duos include Howser and Chapla and Armstrong and Sahofield. rankings await audit.

Washington City Palace Arcadians Michaud Baum WFP Johnny’ Baums Lam Total Arcadians Shermene National Capital Mad Auditors Largua Atm Howser Chapla Armstrong Sahofield Ilex Lovering Cean Jo Baum Schofield A Olheck

Caillaux Case: Labori Withdraws From Defense

Paris May 17. It is reported that Labori will not appear as counsel for Mme Caillaux at the assize court. She is to be tried for the killing of Gaston Calmette, editor of the paper. Caillaux has selected another counsel to defend her.

Paris M Labori Mme Caillaux Assize Court Gaston Calmette M Caillaux

Thomas Jefferson deeds theme at Secular League gathering

The Secular League met at Pythlat Temple to discuss Thomas Jefferson and his impact on the United States both past and present. Speakers included George A Warren Kirk Hyman Levine and many others with A J Bourdeau named as next speaker. Officers to be elected at the chapter house on Thursday. Carl Ham fin to officiate.

Thomas Jefferson United States Secular League Pythlat Temple George A Warren Mre Sauives Kirk Hyman Levine John Aon Martin Hase Hoys Baynton D Gill John D Bradley Tara Merriam Sfones Howard Mortar J Bourdeau Carl Hamfin

Church Stone-Laying at St Rita Church Honors Mount Ida Area

The cornerstone for St Rita Catholic Church at Mount Ida Alexandria County was laid by Monsignor Bonzano with Roman Catholic hierarchy present. Delegates to merchants meeting and Masons attend regional gatherings as youths hold by police amid suspect reports.

Hibertians Richmond Washington Post Bureau Ring Screet Alexandria St Furas Cathole University Father van Ingelgam Fela Ha Cutler LF Kelly Leucke St Mary Jeer Hibernians Willam Desmoné F J Longton Mo The News Church St Ritas Dr Kirby

Death of Miss Mary E Goodwin near 100 in Washington

Miss Mary E Goodwin died Saturday at her home on Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast just shy of 100. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 PM at the house with burial in Hartford Conn after the ceremony. She lived in Washington for many years, recalling events from the early republic and served during the Monroe administration.

Mary E. Goodwin Mary E Goodwin Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast Hartford Conn Missy Goodwin Monroe United States American Republic Washington New York

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