Peage Court Opened Carnegie Building Offer For New Home
The article reports an initial sitting of an international court in Washington tied to the Central American Court of Justice. It notes Andrew Carnegie’s United States representation and a $100,000 bid to erect a permanent building, with Costa Rica and other Central American nations participating. The piece references the conference’s outcomes and the broader regional response.
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United States
International Court
Cartaga
Costa Rica
Central American Court of Justce
Central Amerin Perme
Hell
Camn
Pevarus
Sova
Honduras
Tedor
Dewry
Oma Riracoe
Emsney
Lata Stites
Bristol 18 Bishop Elevation Echoed Across Conference
Tribute to Bishop Bristol greeted with loud applause as his elevation to the Methodist episcopacy was announced. Judge Thomas H Anderson of the Supreme Court of the District praised Bristol as one of the nation’s ablest ministers, noting his energy and courage and his influence in Washington.
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Bristol
Thomas H Anderson
Supreme Court of the District
Metropolitan Church
Names for Triplets in New York Hospital Foreseen
A report from a New York hospital notes a request to name newborn triplets born there. Authorities consider input from family and public suggestions while awaiting official naming decisions.
Memorial to John Hay Brith Indorses Washington Monument
A memorial drive to erect a monument to John Hay in Washington is endorsed by the B nai Brith movement. The article notes committee actions, officials, and the planned dedication, with local supporters and dates mentioned.
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John Hay
Ground breaking for Miss Ellert's new theatre in New York
Maxine Elliott leads a crowd to celebrate the groundbreaking of her planned Maalherbett Theater in Browdwa. Mrs P JT nitere and J J Shubert attend as executives assist. Women admire the site as a modern landmark with plans for a public house and artfully styled interior. Diamond Julia Varlowe and Miss Wannering slated to perform at the opening night.
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New York
Browdwa
Minth Stret
Sista Avenue
Wass Maine
Tie Shubert
Womnen
New
Yore
Keete
Ut New House
Mi Wannering
Outlaws Surrender in Cherokee Nation Contact
The Wycliffe clan of Native American outlaws, led by James Wycliffe and kin, faced pursuit by U S marshals and Cherokee County deputies. Skirmishes began in 1893 at the Cherokee land office. the elder Wycliffe father was killed later, and deputies were wounded in two incidents. On March 27 this year Charles Wycliffe, eldest, was killed by his brother Lom.
Seek Slayer of Spy in Moscow Riots and Exile Hunt
Police investigate apparent execution of Naidoff by a fellow comrade in the Russian revolutionary committee. Naidoff, thought to be a government agent, was shot dead. A broad search of Russian revolutionary centers in Switzerland is underway.
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Geneve
Russian Revolutionary Committeee
Naidoff
Switzerland
Pain and Misery Relief Pills Advertise Headache Remedy
An old advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills stop pain and nerve distress. It cites relief for periodic suffering and headache, with a testimonial from Miss Orlena Schenee of Enid Oklahoma. The notice promises a money refund if not helpful and notes 28 doses for 25 cents from Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Orlena Schenee
Enid Okla
No License Increase City Tax Remains At $100
Alexandria officials voted down a proposal by Mr Leadbeater to raise the license tax for saloons, keeping the annual rate at $100. The budget carried an appropriation of $132,200, with debate over prohibiting saloons versus licensing. A compromise on a $10 yearly license was discussed. the appropriation bill passed with reductions in streets and sewers and a new school building funding. Henry Washington, about 40, died of possible heart disease on a street corner. coroner reported no inquest needed. Columbia Laundry charter proposed for Alexandria with stock between 1000 and 29030 shares, officers listed in Washington.
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Leadbeater
Alexandria
Wwew
Burky
Sitavss
Coun
Washington Street
Wilkes
Gibbon Streets
Committee On Streets
George D Depkhins
Dominion Uliss
Old Coral Basin
Busness Council
Henry Washington
Pitnck and
Orenoco Street
Moore
Fishermen fire on officers on river chase and dynamite attack
Special to The Wahington Fast reports Cumberland Warder Maurice Maitland and Deputy J Ross tried to stop a crowd of fishermen upriver near Morgantown. They fled under a hail of bullets from a repeating rifle as fishermen anchored near Rush Run and set off two dynamite charges, flooding the stream with dead and stunned fish. The officers waited for shots to cease and demanded surrender, knowing the identities of the men involved.
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Wahington
Cumberland
Maurice Maitland
J . Ross
Ibove
Morgantown
Naphtia
Rush Run
Maitland
Ross
Triple Crime Case Linked to 1905 Morgnec Fire
Special to The Washington Post from Chestertown Maryland May 26 reports Alexander Moseley Horace Hynton and May Robertson all colored are jailed on arson robbery and murder charges tied to the December 2 1905 Morgnec store blaze that killed proprietor J E Walmsley. Initial suspicions of incendiarism yield to stronger evidence.
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Washington Post
Chestertown
Alexander Moseley
Horace Hynton
May Robertson
Morgnec
J E Walmsley
Delegation Split At Frederick Assembly For Congressional Nominee
Sentiment divided between Bryan and Johnson Erichison of Frederick favored for Congress. Delegates to the State convention next week were uninstructed, with no nominee named at the gathering. Counties names and delegates listed for upcoming national and state conventions.
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Johson
Erichison
Frederick
Congress
Walington
Harmers
Lemonatie
Clera
Semmer
Mr Bryan
Gus Johnson
Baltimore
East Tie
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Worey
Lichison
Irderich
Bentley Horns
Sindy Sping
Mum Hunt
Betesda
Suicete
Dal Gates
Virge
Dla
Lee
Bowie
Oaters
Cummings Preston
Ray
Daw
Cen
Withims
Hayy
Bentley 'Homas
Caste
David Gridith
Joseph J
Westewn
Spites
Artour Teter Larphan
Brian Jubin Grith
Newcomb Gandls
Venaider
Calis
Roby
Kenjimin
Tessile
de Fuscne Jones
T . County
Dawson
Jain
George W
Albert Roade Carter Clagett
J. Krank
Iohn & McCeey Willim
Poland
John Honifint
Julian Wouters
Second Trial For Hale In Briston Murder Case
The second trial of Ack Hale for the alleged murder of Lil Davis the Briston girl began today at Bhruats He Jurors were being secured with difficulty. At the first trial eight jurors favored hanging three for life imprisonment and one for acquittal. Hale’s defense argues the girl had engaged with his pistol, while her brother Roy Hill was sentenced twenty years for murder of his sister.
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Spealdo
Brington
Brista
Jean May
Ack Hale
Lil Davis
Bhruats
Tragic fall on shipboard ends life after wrestling match
Henry Ten drickson, a seaman aboard the steamship Augusta at the Standard Oil Company dock, fell 35 feet backward into an open hatch during a wrestling match with his opponent. He died at the scene as companions reached him. The accident occurred in East Baltimore on May 2.
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Baltimore
Henry Tendrickson
Augusta
Standard O Company
Cauntan
Coal Mines To Resume Full Capacity In West Virginia
Special to The Washington Post reports that all coal mines in the Clarksburg and Fairmont region operated by Fairmont Coal Company and Clarksburg Fuel Company will run at full capacity for four days this week and next week. From 7000 to 10000 men are affected as preparations for full resumption near completion. The decision follows a long period of two days of operation weekly due to lagging demand. The restart is driven by lake trade demand averaging about 21 030 tons per month.
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Washington Post
Cumberland Md
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Fairmont Coal Company
Averagig
Man Cleared in Roanoke Shooting Case
On May 26 in Roanoke John Hamlett Phillips and a young man previously wounded after a shooting were granted two lewng in court as the case against them was dismissed. Philips, walking at night with a woman, was accosted by Walter Bell and Jester who allegedly followed him. Phillips fired his revolver in self defense to save his life.
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John Hamlett
Phillips& Young
Walter Bell
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Laster
Philips
Bell
Ther
Fear Europea Is Lost In Sea Collision Near Iceberg
Grave fears are entertained for the German steamer Europea bound from Bremen to Norfolk with kainite for a local fertilizer plant. Out for forty one days, she should have reached port two weeks ago. Sailed April 1. Formerly Gutenfels, built in 1889 at Sunderland. Commanded by Captain Higen with a crew of twenty five. Suspected to have gone down after a central sea collision, likely with an iceberg.
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Europea
Bremen
Apell
Gutenfels
Sunderland
England
Highen
W N Chancellor of Parkersburg Dies at 78
Parkersburg West Virginia prominent Democrat and wealthiest citizen W N Chancellor dies at home aged 78. Twice mayor of Parkersburg and key figure in mining and railroad development. At death he served as president of the First National Bank and held numerous local stockholdings.
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First National Bank
Miss Emily May Bmuth Weds George H Blackman in Rockville
Special report from Rockville Maryland May 26 statesMiss Emily May Bmuth of 188 Thirteenth street northwest Washington DC and George H Blackman of 715 Forrest northwest Washington DC were married in Roch sila yesterday afternoon by Rev Thomas H Campbell pastor of the Baptist Church. Licenses to marry issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court here to John W Kear ney and Miss Anna Marie Elizabeth Schafer both of Washington and James Lewis Smith and Mawie Mollie Jackson both of this county.
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Rockville
Emily May Bmuth
Thirteenth Street
Washington DC
George H. Blackman
Forrest
Roch Sila
Thomas H Campbell
The
Baptist Church
Washington Vos
John W Kearney
Anna Marie Elizabeth Schafer
Washington
James Lewis Smith
Mawie Mollie Jackson
Guardian Weds His Ward in Virginia Ceremony
At Trinity Episcopal Church in Staunton Virginia the marriage of C H McLenlehen and his ward Miss Marie Felice Bayroux of Carlsbad New Mexico was officiated by Rev W Hulliben. The bride, Swiss native and Mary Baldwin Seminary student, ends the institution today as the groom carries a prior marriage. Proceeds include United States Circuit Court of Appeals arguments in Baltimore.
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Staunton Va
Trinity Episcopal Church
W . Hulliben
C H McLenlehen
Marie Felice Bayroux
Carlsbad N Me
Lucerne Switzerland
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Slaanton Military Academy
Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sceeule
Pritchard
Waddill
Boyd Sittin
Wiliam I Conway
Richard Stwhdsférd
German Et
German & Co
Baltimore
Hyland F Stewart
Baltimore Md
Hubert F Brenton
Woman Drowned in Flood Near Durbin West Virginia
Special to The Washington Fest reports a cloudburst flood near Cumberland Maryland sweeping Mrs Reys Wedstock twenty nine away at Full Run on the Western Maryland Railroad near Durbin West Virginia. A wall of eight feet of water carried her from the river bank and she drowned. The Redstock household suffered injury though Mr Redstock and another daughter escaped. Lumber plant at Dempsey mill and Basche operations damaged. 300 yards of railroad track washed away and large quantities of lumber lost at the docks.
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Cumberland
Reys Wedstock
R. & Redstock
W W Dempsey
Durbin
Redstock
Sweet Lally Lumper Company
Basche
Whiting
Dempsey Mill
Jealous Woman Slays Man Then Ends Own Life
A young white woman named Sadie Butler killed William M Simpson, a Norfolk and Western locomotive engineer, after an infatuation with him. She then drank carbolic acid and died within minutes. The incident occurred in the Tenderton Imme diately following the slaying. The motive was jealousy. the woman had come from Lynchburg and was deeply infatuated with Simpson.
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Roanoke
William M Simpson
Ges
Norfolk and Western Hathway
Sadie Butler
Newman pastor arrested in child paternity charge
Naomi Harper of Washington accuses Rev Tain Newman, pastor of Cree Baptist Church in Hegerstown, of fathering her child born two months ago. A warrant was sworn out before Fushee Jiartle, Newman denies the charge as he is taken into custody.
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Washington Post
Hegerstown
Naomi Harper
Fushee Jiartle
Tain
Newman
Washington
Harper
Newmans Church
Doubleheader splits as Danville falls to Richmond and Lynchburg
Danville suffers a split with Richmond in a loosely played doubleheader as Starks tops Danville in game one and Walsh with two homers fuels a Richmond win. In the second game Jackson belts a homer barrage backing a strong team effort for a 4 Brothers? score. Norfolk also wins over Roanoke and Portsmouth edges Lynchburg in later slate.
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Pither Jackson
Walsh Dowell
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Oak Almont
Ynefren If
Felmatt
Aton Ab
Gowan
Jaoaoe
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Tate
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Cowan Powell
Feber
Richmond
Janvice
Richmond & Foe
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Yick
Fy Walker
Sparky
Santer
Riegs
Sote
Stobey
Sandherr Tilman
Spiils
Sten Besee
Powell Tydeman
Aeffrey Coe Riges
Titman
Pliche
Wilks
Doyle
Begs Wid
Pila Walker
uUl-Stubey
My Hensinger
Arch Gavf
Tamiie Ars Oafchmond
Oal
Powell
UlRag
Teuenan
Arberr
Stafford
Wiman
Fojvaat Ab
Rian
GiDoleo
Woosh
Geckson
Votala
van Ie
Rus Powell
Staford
Ryan
Jackson Walsh
Heffron Kanzler
Regi Sendlerr
Jeckron
Humm Rins
Powell Walsh
D2ck
Hite
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Ryan Ant Fisher
Suerifen
Hita
Dovie
Tackse
Tolen
Base —Powell
Tyéeman
Riegs Titman
Tinan
Miss Mix Leads Essex County Golf Championship Qualifiers
Among the elite players at the Metropolitan Womens Golf Association championship round at Essex County Country Club Julia Mix of Englewood led the field with a 93, four strokes ahead of rival Geureglannan Fisey. Poor putting hindered several favorites as Mis Mix posted the low score in the stroke play segment.
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Ghreel
Medel
Metropolitan Womens Golf Association
Essex County
Geureglannan Fisey
Brooklawn Corn
Moss Julia BR Mix
Englewood
Tanner
Eatiste
Bshop
S PF Lefferts
Harry
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Fast Tennis In Tourney Draws Big Gallery
Middle Atlantic States Open on Bachelors Lawn courts drew a large crowd as Deis defeated James Ping in a closely contested second round. Notables from New York Philadelphia and Richmond watched as Parlet Paret and Doyle contenders showed strong form. Several matches featured sharp net play and tight sets with Del and James, Mullen and Wood, and Parkes/Davidson advancing in doubles. The event resumes at 2 p.m. with more rounds to follow.
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James
Ping
Middle Atlantic States
Bachelors Lawn
Tenns Clabs
Vonia
Aarge
New York Philadelpha
Richmond J Parmley
Ether
Walace Johnson
Fuladeipha
Conrad
Doyle
Paret
Bridges Wong
N Dele
Philadelphia
Washinster
Dels
Albert Keily
Strong Gate
AC Bridges
R Mason
J Mullen
F Hyatt
W Hill
WP Cresson
Felloa Mullen
WB Wood
J H Bulenger
W C Hilt
Davidson
J.P Roman
Aiikin and Parkes
Davik
Graves
Parct
Virginia Weddings Tie Two Couples in Separate Ceremonies
Radford Max Adaway Alls daughter of ex Mayor I T Hall and Aymbrose Jennings son of HC Jennings wed Sunday at Calvary Banpits Church with Woo Rosser officiating. Fredericksburg Granville Swift Commonwealths attorney married Miss Jashan Rawlings at the bride’s Las Vegas home in Raphine Rockbridge County this morning, officiated by A H Hamilton.
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Mra Adaway
Virginia Obituary notices from Spotsylvania Clarke and Hampshire county
Fredericksburg May 26 William Gal linger of Spottsylvania County died yesterday at his brother Gallinger home. Mrs Frances Halstop widow of Frank Halstop died last night in Spottsylvania County aged sixty nine. She is survived by four sons and three daughters. Leesburg May 26 News of the death of Mrs Rosanna Filsey McCormick widow of Frank McCormick of Clarke County. Mrs McCormick was a Miss Elsey of Loudoun County and is survived by one son. Winchester May 26 Turner Ashby Monroe aged forty a sheriff of Hampshire County W Va and a prominent politician died today at Capen Bridge after spinal meningitis. Surviving him are his wife Hora and five children.
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William Gallinger
Spottsylvania County
Gallinger
Frances Halstop
Frank Halstop
Leesburg
Rosanna Filsey McCormick
Frank McCormick
Clarke County
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Loudoun
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