Aristocratic Gaston Philip Kills Cabdriver in Arlington Hotel
Frank B. MacAboy, a cabman from 1448 W Street NW, died at Emergency Hospital after being shot by Gaston Philip, scion of a wealthy Washington family. Philip, a longtime clubman, confessed to the shooting after an early morning quarrel over money and a drink invitation. The two men had been close friends for years, and their fatal confrontation left MacAboy’s family and Philip’s relatives in shock as police await trial.
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Gaston Philip
Frank B. Macaboy
Warthag
Arlington Hotel
Vhum
Bina
MacAboy
Philip
J. C. Brest
Third Precinct
Brest
Irene Cen BP Tnt
Lke
Masahoy
Undike
Riley
Wis
Mulloway
Frank
Cardysle & Johnson
Oscar Luckett
Washington
New York
Panama
Nicaragua
Alaska
J. van Ness Philip
Fourth Immune Regiment
Bureau of Insular Affais
Metropolitan Club
Hoffman Philip
Tangier
John van Ness Philip
J. van Neal
Francis G. Walker
Central America
Admiral Walker
Gaston Philp
Darien
Continental Divide
Upper
Chagres
Gaston
Geological Survey
Alwys
Ws Associates
Sam
Clavereck
Columbia County
John van Ness
Congress
Marcia Burns
Davy Burns
George Washington
City of
Philp
Cite House
Yessel
F.T. Rawlings
Harmer
Wireless lift of secret messages shocks officials
A. F. Harmer, Virginia Avenue electrician, claims a private wireless station intercepts and transmits government messages along the Atlantic seacoast. Officials, including Capt. Leutze, are powerless due to no applicable law, while Harmer refuses to divulge contacts, boasting a $25,000 invention and prior intercepts of a Panama voyage message. The story continues on page fifteen.
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Atlantic Seacoast
Washington
A. 4B
Harmer
Virginia Avenue
Capt
Leutze
B. 4. C. Leutze
Washington Navy Yard
Jampton
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Panama
Navy Yard
Sleeper Service on C. and O Limited to Major Cities
NUED ON THIRD PAGE Chicago Sleeper on C. and O. Limited. Co. and O. 4:30 p m train has Pullman sleepers to Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville without change. Baltimore and Return, $1.25. Baltimore and Ohio R. R. over, Saturday and Sunday. All trains both ways both days except Royal Limited. City office 1417 G stand at Penna ave.
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Chicago
C. & O. Limited. Co. & O
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Baltimore and Return
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Royal Limited
Penna Ave
Prince Eddie of Wales Thrashed in School Fight
London reports Prince Eddie of Wales during naval cadet training at Osborne Naval College fought with a larger cadet over airs. The prince received a black eye after the scuffle but dismissed the clash, saying it will do him good.
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Boeeial
Washington Post
London
Prince “Eddie of
Wales
England
Osborne Naval College
Prince of Wales
Woman Admits Selling Men for Peonage in Mexico
In City of Mexico on May 18 Dolores Gonzales, now under arrest with several others, confessed to selling Mexican men into peonage for fees of about 310 per head. She cited a case where twenty men were shipped to Vera Cruz for 100 per man, claiming contracts were signed in legal form to excuse the acts.
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City of Mexico
Mra
Dolores Gonzales
Vera Cruz
Diplomat in danger after stabbing at Peruvian Legation
Senor Alejandro Garland, a nonresident Peruvian legation attache, lies in critical condition after a quarrel with Col. Charles A. Edwards, Democratic Campaign Committee secretary. Doctors say the wound near the heart penetrated the left lung, raising danger of internal hemorrhage. A preliminary hearing for Edwards on assault with a deadly weapon is set for Thursday. Garland may testify once recovered.
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Charles A. Edwards
Senor Alejandro Garland
Legation
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Senor Garland
George M. Ruffin
Fourteenth Street
Benet Garland
Ruffin
Col. Edwards
Garland
Edwards
Dr. Ruffin
Baker
Lion Escapes in Atlanta Theater Stirring City Streets
A performing lion escaped its cage tonight in Atlanta, Georgia, ran onto Marietta street causing panic for two blocks before being chased into a basement and captured by its keeper. A man fired at the beast, wounding it slightly. The incident surprised theatergoers unaware of the escape.
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Atlanta
Marietta Street
Royal heir Alfonso XIII baptized in palace chapel
Alfonso, Prince of the Asturias, was baptized at noon in the royal palace chapel in Madrid in a ceremony attended by the royal family, state officials, foreign representatives, and grandees. Cardinal Rinaldini represented the pope, with Queen Maria Christina as sponsor and the baby carried by his nurse amid formal procession and guards.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Prince of the Asturias
Pope
Cardinal Rinaldini
King Edward
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
William
Prince Leopold of
Spain
Hig Holiness
Fope
Hts
Cardinal Hinaldinini
San Carlos de Bourbon
Maria Christina
Alfonso XIII
Marquis del Campo
Supreme Court of Judicature
Mariano Catalina Y Cobd
Commercial Tribunal
Don Camilo Palavieja
Supreme Council of the Army and Navy
Grandees
Lopez Dominguez
Frimo de Rivera
Knights of the Golden Fleece
Senate
Eugenio Montero-Rios
Congress
Don Jose Canalejas
Army and Navy
Charles III
Isabel
San Juan
Santiago
Calatrava
Alcantara
Montesa
Alfonso Fio Cristine
Eduardo Francisco Guillermo Carlos Enrique Fernands Antonio
Ne Baby
Sancho
Victoria
Brave rescuer saves drowning girl at Hell Gate
Joseph Jazarus of 481 East Eighty third Street plunged into Hell Gate waters to save 17 year old Francea Horr of 300 Covert avenues Richmond Hill. Amid swift currents the youth fought the tide, loosened the girl’s hold after she throttled him, and to shore with her as help arrived.
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Washington Post
New York
Joseph Jazarus
East Eighty-third Street
Hell Gate
Francea Horr
Covert Avenues
Richmond Hil
Lazarus
Laz Ianna
Nine Drown In Panic As Ferry Overturns In Panama
Nine laborers from Greece Italy and the West Indies drowned when the Grace ferry overturned on the Chagres River near Colon on May 18. About 159 men were aboard. most survived by reaching banana boats. An official inquiry is in progress.
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Panama
Colon
Chagres
Commission
Gatun
Index to Today's Issue Part One Summary
The page list outlines sections and items across PARTS ONE to MAGAZINE, including named figures such as Foraker Taft and Kuroki, with topics from society notes to finance, Real Estate, and entertainment, plus sports, transcripts, and miscellaneous sections. It cites campaigns, telegraph items, and a variety of society and news briefs across multiple pages.
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Foraker
Friendship
Danger Dead
Board of Trade
Kuroki
Abe Hummel
Cable
the Post
Jamestown
Perry Belmont
New York
Wall Street
Ryan
Ross
Johnson
Baltimore
Pope
Laramie Joe
Edward Macdowell
W. W. Jacobs
Ohio
Barber
Boy Killed By Auto In Street Collision
Ten year old Joseph Whelan of 1395 Florida avenue died after being struck by a car on F Street Northeast between Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Owner-driver Griffin Halstead of Grim Hatstead & Co. surrendered to Ninth precinct police, posted bail of 1000, and later exonerated by the boy before death. inquest set for tomorrow morning.
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Joseph Whelan
Florida Avenue
Casualty Hospital
Griffin Halstead
Grim Hatstead & Co
F Street
Ninth Precinct
Young Whelan
IH Street
Fourteenth
Halstead
Nevitt
MOB CONTROLS STREETS IN EVANSVILLE RIOT
In Evansville Indiana on May 18 striking street car workers and sympathizers controlled streets despite extra police. Police guarded the depot as cars were stoned and workers driven off. Rioting centered in factory districts with mobs injuring several strike-breakers and hurling bricks and stones.
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Washington Post
Evansville
Ind
Carmen
Wright resigns as ambassador to Japan effective September
Luke E Wright of Tennessee resigns as Ambassador to Japan to take effect September 1. He may return to the United States earlier on leave, and retirement is described as voluntary for personal reasons. Thomas J O Brien will become ambassador. future successor undecided. Frank R Stockton collection set for Sloan's Galleries displaying books, furniture, art and other works with catalogs available.
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Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
Japan
Wright
United States
Philippine Commission
Pss
Thomas J. O'Brien
Denmark
O'Brien
Michigan
Frank R. Stockton
Sloan's Galleries
G Street
Wedmedia
Mis. Cellareaus
Boydell
Foraker Urges Declaration As Ohioans Push Taft Bid
Senator Joseph Foraker resists Ohio Republicans backing Secretary Taft for president and demands a declaration from him. Taft forces say a state convention or primary not required and await broader party support. Governor Harris and state leaders endorse Taft while Foraker’s stance spurs a GOP battle with rapid organizing and political maneuvering.
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Washington Post
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Benson Foraker
Andrew I. Harris
Taft
Brown
Charles W. Farr
Banks
Foraker
Gov. Harris
Senator Foraker
Walter F. Brown
Cincinnati
Harris
State Central Committee
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Clubiian
Frank MacAboy
Brestsn
Dack- Gon
Wintel
Sian
Mics
Teta Ned Cansious
A. F. Harmer
Virginia Avenue Electrician
Battle Ship
Prince
Eddie” of
Massachusetts Avenue
Pardo
America
Hama
George Washington University
Lion
Keeper
Chris
Xander
Southern Railway
Gordon
Palace
Don Carlos de Bourbon
Christenea
Christine Ean Guil- Tilermo
Carlos Enrique Fernando Antonio
Changeling
Santo Domingo de Gusman
Santo Domingo
Duke of Sotomayor
Marquis of Pacheco
Don Jose de Bascaran
Mr. Coller
Antonio Maura Y Montaner
Don Manuel Allende Salazar
Juan Armada Losada
Marquis of
Figueora
Francisco Lono Y Perez
Jose Ferrandi
Asheville
C—D
American Library Association
Gaithersburg
Baltimore and
Ghia
Boy
Auto
Broker Halstead
Vorya
Arthur I. Vorys
Lin Meu
Hhis
Nicowspaper Radhive
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