Mass Parade Honors Spanish American War Heroes Washington Monument Grounds
A mass parade on the Washington Monument grounds honors soldiers sailors and marines who fell in the Spanish American War. The United Spanish War Veterans will lead a three division parade with Catholic clergy, Grand Army of the Republic, and Allied groups in formation and guard duties by National Guard units. If rain postponement shifts to Sunday, June X, arrangements will be rescheduled accordingly.
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Russell
United
William T Russell
St Patricks Catholic Church
Washington
Robert B Johnson
Charles H. Durand
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Fort Myer
Washington Barracks
Navy Yards
Daniel W Chisholm
Department of the District of
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Street
Secon Street
Ovteck
Fifteenth Street
Monument Grounds
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Mncloware
Guard of Honor
Inmaga
Mars Hals
Dlyvisiong
First Infantry
National Guarda
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Second Infantry Diatilet
National Guards
Mape
Baltimore Doctor Linked to Double Fee in Santo Domingo Case
Dr Jacob B Hollander of Baltimore was summoned by the House Committee on Expenditures to testify next Wednesday regarding a double fee he received from the United States and Santo Domingo while he assisted the Roosevelt administration in reorganizing the country’s finances. Assistant Secretary Flantington Wilson testified that Hollander was paid 41 000 for services, with 20 000 in cash and 25 000 in bonds awarded by Santo Domingo.
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Jacob B Hollander
Baltimore
House Committee On
State Department
United States
Santa Dorailnso
Repub
Roosevelt
Flantington Wilson
House
Frollander
Wilson
Hollander
Santo Domingo
Holland
Attack Arbitration Treaty Stirs New York Protest
A distorted account describes a call in New York for rejection of a capitulation treaty with Great Britain. It mentions German American leaders and Irish American groups urging opposition amid a tense diplomatic debate on alliance and arbitration principles.
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New York
New Yorki
New Yark
Tenight & Pesht
United States
Brotherhood of St Andrew Holds Eleventh Diocesan Convention
Four hundred delegates from Maryland Washington and Easton gathered at Avenston Church for the Episcopal Brotherhood of St Andrew convention with senior and junior members. Officers elected included C B Church president and William N Neehler Commodore, while speakers urged church unity and the peace movement. The gathering featured religious services, luncheons, and addresses by clergy and youth leaders as it closed with a mass meeting.
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Maryland
Washington
Easton
Brotherhood of St Andrew
Avenston Church
Tridiocesan
Jo Henning Scins +tor
Ascension Church
Hishop Marding
Almirat
Scanaton
John Hodges, Jr
C. B
William N Neehler
Annapolis
W On Gideon
Paul Daltrey
Diocese of
John Hodges
Thomas F Oldham
William H. Heehler
G M Hall
WP Lane
H OW Atkinson
Banton
Cifford Yo Church
George Emmons
Ogle R. Singleton
Paul R Dailey
Bert T. Amos
W. B. Dent
John S Poynton
Ascension
CD Holland and
Jadiex
WB Everett
Ana
Suldes
St Margaret
W Whitmore
St Agnas’ Chapel
Ciliford
Walter B Wessels
Baltimore
Allen P Cowles
Trinity
F A Pilling
Gething Miller
St Margarets
Brotherhood
Burton Ford
St Davids
William B. Dent
National Council
Herbert Carleton
Boston
Nnry
Robert Johnson
Women lionize M Namara in Los Angeles
After a grand jury transcript exchange and prior to the arrival of Darrow and Rappaport, J J McNamara remains the focus of floral offerings and sympathetic letters from women. Ortie McManigal, isolated from such attention, endures only sporadic contact and gifts from Burns' detectives as he frets about the case.
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Washington Post
Los Angeles
Cal
J. J McNamara
Bridge Builders' Union
J B. McNamara
Job Harriman
McNamara
Clarence Darrow
Leo M. Rappaport
J J McNamara
Ortie KL
McManigal
Burns
McNamaras
Oldest New Orleans Fire Chief Dies by Own Hand
Thomas O Connor aged 72 and longtime head of the New Orleans fire department shot himself at home after months of despondency. He had led the department for 46 years, becoming the oldest serving fire chief in the United States. There were no witnesses to the incident.
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New Orleans
Thomas O Connor
United States
Monastery Head Resigns. Testimonial Today Planned
The Franciscan Monastery in Brookland will hear the resignation of Very Rev. Bede Oldegeering O F M after six years as commissary general for the Holy Land in the United States. The Very Rev. Godfrey Schilling D M will succeed him and has been reappointed commissary general after a decade in the Palestine missions. The Third Order of St Francis will honor Father Bede with a testimonial during today’s meeting as he prepares to return to missionary work in the West.
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Bede Oldegeering
Brookland
West
Father Bede
Holy Land
United States
Third Order of St Francis
Ife
Washington
Elma Mater
St John the Baptist
Father Beda
Third Order
St Francis
Godfrey Schilling
Palestine
Father Schilling
Fix police salaries for special officers at crossings
A House bill reintroduces compensation and leave rules for special policemen at Washington street railway crossings. It mirrors Metropolitan Police pay, grants 39 days sick leave and 2 days annual leave, and credits prior service time toward salary. Bryce and Mrs Bryce are at Chesapeake Beach today, staying at Calvert Hotel.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Metropolitan Police
Metropoltan Nate
Umigardt
Geld
Mayor Gaynor to name former Scotland Yard man for Driscoll post
Special to The Washington Port New York May 20 The New York Herald tomorrow will say Mayor Gaynor will accept the resignation of Clement J Driscoll first deputy police commissioner before the end of the week and appoint Joseph L C Smith chief detective of the Waldorf Astoria as his successor Smith trained in Scotland Yard and has led the Waldorf Astoria detective bureau for fifteen years He came to New York twenty years ago.
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Washington Port
New York
New York Herald
Gaynor
Clement J. Driscoll
Joseph LC Smith
Waldorf- Astoria
Mr Smith
Scotland Tard
Waldorf-Astoria
Murder at Coney Island Stuns City Police Seek Clues
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports detectives work to solve a brutal murder at Coney Island. A man aged about 40 was found with head injured, lying on a couch near a portable bed. He was taken to a hospital but died shortly after. Investigators comb the area for witnesses and evidence.
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Washington Post
New York
Coney Island
Staten
Harwa
Isla
Hy Picket
Blin
Ambiguous loan embezzlement case in Toledo records
A partial Toledo report details a $1400 loan made by a judge named Miomaria Nelly Changen. Testimony cites embezzlement allegations and checks from Ohio German Direct Insurance, presented today by F 44 Niles of Security Trust Company, casting doubt on the transaction.
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Toledo
Ohio
Miomaria
Nelly Changen
Ohio German Dire Insurance cc
Niles
Security Trust Company
Girl-Only Slightly Injured in Ninth and F Street Accident
Miss Deleve Luveach, 15, of 2105 Eleventh Street NW, was run over by a heavy wagon at Ninth and F Streets NW yesterday afternoon in front of hundreds. She was treated at Emergency Hospital for minor injuries, then went home unassisted after protesting she was not badly hurt.
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Eleventh Street
Ninth
F Streets
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Luveach
Tore
Ninth Street
Turtiy
James Lakas
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