Judge Tebbs Wounded In Streetcar Collision In Washington
Prominent Virginia lawyer Judge Tebbs of Leesburg was fatally injured when struck by a Capitol Streetcar near Seventh and Q streets southwest Washington. He was dragged, crushed under the fender, and rushed to Emergency Hospital with multiple fractures and possible internal injuries. His companions and motor crew defended no blame. the incident drew a large crowd as physicians assessed the serious condition.
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Seventh
Q Streets
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Virginia Bar
Old Dominion
Jie
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Teds
Fragiure
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Leone
Eimergenry Voveldt
Moncrye Ty Tock
Tebbs
Stse Tebbs
Let Loudoon
Io Krewn
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Leestung
Monte Cette
Alexandria
Leath & Tebie
Leesburg
Tinnetin
Jude Tebity
Loudoun County
Shen
Foo Severaasars
All Saints
Fauquier
Warrenton
Charles I. Tebbs
University of Virgin
Mies Lillian Joceh
Willam B. Lanes
Washington
United States Supreme Courts
Lisut
Richard Tebbs
William Tebts
Charles Tents
Virsiaig Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Ant Jack Trebbs
Hair on Fire as Suffragist Addresses Meeting
Miss Louise Carey, a young society woman, spoke at a Women's Club meeting in Baltimore on May 2. Her hair caught fire from a gas jet on stage but was quickly extinguished by an usher. The incident was used to underscore the suffrage cause as Carey continued speaking despite a few hecklers and nervousness.
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Washington Prat
Haltimore
Louise V8
Locus Hot Settlement
Somiat
Miss Carey
Mary Osetin
Asher Hines Bests Hale in Maine Delegates Race
In Portland on May 2 Asher C. Hines parliamentarian of the national House of Representatives won a partial victory over Frederick Hale son of U S Senator Eugene Hale by securing delegates from five wards to the First District Republican convention. The nominating convention is set for June 2.
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Maine
Portland
Asher ¢. Hines
National House of Rpproentatives
Frederick Hale
United States
Eugene Hale
Canera
Neid Dune
Forest fires rage across 30 miles in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Forest fires sweep northwestern Manitoba and northeastern Saskatchewan. Canadian Northern trains blocked for a day as fires burn freight cars and Cowan Construction buildings. The blaze, 30 miles wide, threatens more timber loss, estimated at $1,000,000, with fires moving northward.
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Canad
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Mistitem
Canadian Northern
Cowan Construction Company
Pluviose Located in English Channel After Calais Collision
Calais May 27 French navy say Pluviose submarine, struck by the steamer Paw Ve Calais, was found again after being driven from moorings. Divers work to secure wreck for surface recovery while officers assume all crew perished. Rappings report is discredited.
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Calais
France
English Channel
Navy
May Succeed Mr Bryce as British Ambassador Mentioned
Sir Alan Johnstone, brother in law of Gifford Pinchot, is named as a possible successor to James Bryce as British ambassador to the United States. Sir Claude MacDonald and Sir Rennell Rodd are also noted as possible candidates in Washington World’s report. The British embassy reportedly regards Johnstone’s appointment as the most likely.
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Alan Johnstone
Opera Star Wins Alimony Obligations in Supreme Court
New York May 27 Justice Mevau of the supreme court ordered Albert Gallatin Wheeler a millionaire NYSE member to pay his wife once Claudia Carlstadt a comic opera star seventy one thousand dollars yearly alimony and a counsel fee of fifteen hundred, pending separation. Wheeler is son of Albert G Wheeler head of the company that runs the Chicago subway, and he belongs to the Chicago Board of Trade and the Union League Club.
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New York
Mevau
Supreme Court
Albert Gallatin Wheeler
New York Stock Exchange
Clauuda Carlstadt
Net Gull
Wheeler
Albert G. Wheeler
Io i
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Union League Club
Taft Elected Trustee of Howard University
President Taft was elected to Howard University’s board of trustees to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Gen. Otis Howard. The action occurred at the board’s second session, with Taft accepting amid a small gathering of founders and officials.
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Gen
Otis Howard
Taft
Howard University
Oti C. Howard
L Gen. Howard
Job Barnard
Thomas H. Anderson
Prevent i
Stanton J. Peele
George W. Atkinson
Wilbur P. Turkie
H. M. T. Howard M. Gallaudet
Gallaudet College
Henry B. Pellew
J. H. MN. Waring
John R. Francis
William V. Cox
H. Grimkey
Dr. Thirkfeld
White House
Bluefields Battles Rage as Gunboats Protect City
United States gunboats San Jacinto Paducah and Dubuque bombardment blocks Estrada forces at Bluefields bluff and customs house. Madriz troops press siege while Estrada and American gunners clash, with heavy losses and fear of land assault. Americans including Gabriel Conrad and Victor Gordon command gunners guarding the coast as diplomatic cables raise tensions.
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San Jacinto
Bluefields Bluff
Custom House
Hstrads
Madriz
Estrada
Zeledon
Wetrada
Bianca
Ometepe
Escondido
Geversis
Lara
Chavarria
Rama
Ripefields
Port Limon
Bluefield
Hutista
St Raina
Anténse
United States
Madris
Gabriel Conrad
el Recroo
Victor Gordon
States
Gordon
Gentral
Comet Nunder
Bluveliehis
Batue
America
Cass
Revolutionary Movement
Washington
Meditz
Bluefelds
Paducah
Dubuque
Madriz O Jilers
Telegrams May Signal Justice Department Scrutiny in Venus Cargo Case
Officials of the State Department have received copies of telegrams published in La Tarde Managua on May 6. The matter may go to the Department of Justice for an investigation into possible false swearing in a U S court in New Orleans regarding the Venus cargo and mission.
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Cqrea
State Department
Madriz
Managua
Senor Luis Corea
United States
Venus
New Orleana
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Hughes Calls Extra Session On Direct Nominations Bill
Gov. Hughes urged lawmakers to reconvene for a June 0 session to act on the direct nominations Cobb compromise bill after assembly action and farewell adjournment. The move follows prior recall and calls for reform, with expectations he will renew appeals to the public on the measure.
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Gov. Hughes
Albany
Capitol
Jury drives the evidence in Utah trial
In Salt Lake City on May 21 a district court jury returned a guilty verdict while also nullifying the state's case by withholding crucial evidence. During deliberations the jurors requested a flask of whisky. the empty bottle led Judge Lewis J to reprimand the jury and dismiss them. A new trial motion was granted, and the state faces dismissal for lack of sufficient evidence.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
J. M. Doull
Troy
Lewis J
Roped African Lions by Buffalo Jones in Dark Continent
New York May 27 an American plainsman known as Buffalo Jones returns from Africa aboard the Mauretania with cowboys Lovelkoy and Means Wid Sahil. They say they captured over 80 rhinos and other wildlife in Kedén valley East Africa using lariats and ponies, and released some catches as they ship them home while a rhinoceros charged the party and forced a retreat.
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Buffalo Jones
New York
Buffalo”Jones
American Plaineman
Africa
Mauretania
Lovelkoy
Sala Jones
Probing Death of Banker Denies Transmutation Claim
New York and Scranton reports detail mystery autopsy on Charles C. Dickinson former Carnegie Trust Company president. Insurance policies totaling 55000 prompt analysis of vital organs to determine cause of death. Dr Frederick W Lange repudiates claims of transforming metals while outlining a nitrate chloride enhancement from a matrix.
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Kensico Cemetery
Charles. C. Dickinson
Carnegie Trust Company
Dr. Lange
Scranton
Dickinson
Lange
Dicknson
New York
Frederick W. Lange
W. Lange
J. U. Wagner
Scranton High Schoo
Wagner
Tange
Motor boat may be lost in Philadelphia Havana race
Boston report cites a missing motorboat from the Philadelphia Havana race. Captain Borum of the Nacoochee sighted lights near Cape Horn early May 2, half the flotilla responded to distress but lights vanished and no further sign of the vessel or its crew was found. The Caroline of the fleet is listed as one of the starters missing.
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Gane
New York
Boston
Toight
Omeer Borum
Cape Homain
Shooting on Transatlantic Steamer La Champagne
A special cable from Corunna reports the Transatlantic Line steamer La Champagne bound for France was rocked by a disturbance at sea. A husband wounded his wife and a champagne passenger in a mass brawl. both men were shot and seriously injured. the Virgins of the liner say both men and wife are expected to recover.
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Washington
Corunna
France
Hner
Her Trunks Seized Settlement Reached In Congress Bid
A settlement is reached in a dispute as a candidate for Congress argues the industry has been harmed. The negotiation ends a clash over seized trunks and political implications, with officials confirming terms of the agreement.
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Congress
Two Oklahoma boys ride 2000 miles to greet Roosevelt
Louie Abernathy aged nine and his brother Temple six begin a 2000 mile horseback journey from Frederick Maryland to New York to welcome Col Roosevelt home. They travel with ponies and met crowds in St Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia. They plan to visit the White House and then attend a reception for President Taft.
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New York
Louie Abernathy
Temple
Washington
Frederick
Okla
New York City
Col. Roosevelt Oi
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Taft
Pers
Rooserait
Abernathy
Wolf
Louie
Tle Litle
Washington Monument
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bathmore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Newark
Papa
Littles
Oklahoma
HU. D. Garrison
Guthrie
Ohie
Roswell
N. Mex
Sam
Marshal Abernathy
Judge Tebbs Hit by Street Car
A report notes Judge Tebbs was struck by a street car amid a day of public news items. Authorities investigate the incident as witnesses describe the event and its immediate effects on court schedules.
Greek poet Pericles Ianopoulos dies by own act in Greece
Special Cable from The Washington Fest Athens May 27 reports that Greek poet Pericles Ianopoulos rode a horse with a loaded revolver and leapt from cliffs at Fhaleron Bay, killing himself. The motive remains unknown.
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Washington
Athens
Pericles Ianopoulos
Fhaleron Bay
Navy big gun record sets world best sea shooting
Norfolk Va May 27 special to The Washington Post the battleship South Carolina arrived at Norfolk navy yard with a new record for big gun target practice the four 12 inch turret hitting sixteen bulls eyes in four minutes fifty one seconds. Three of four turrets achieved perfect scores with hits per gun per minute at 101 and 55 of 60 projectiles striking bull's eye.
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Washington Post
Norfolk, Va
South Carolina
Norfolk Navy Yard
Puli
Hoadhoude
P. Awhette
Edwante ‘Ware &Érond
McGlellah
Knutsson
Graves
Connolly
Buchanan
McClean
South Carolinas
Augustus F. Fachteler
South
Caroling
Navy Department
Department
Fechteler
T. T. Craven
Kentucky
Two Girls Killed by Auto in Ohio After Dinner
Logan Ohio May 27 a pretty young woman who would marry next week and her maid of honor were killed instantly when an automobile driven by the groom to be plunged over a nine foot embankment after a late dinner. The best man and the matron of honor were seriously injured as the car went over the bank.
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Washington Post
Logan
Ohio
Loy Weight
Fred Ambroge
Nton
Furdneé
Spyder
Snyder
Death by own action under the name Leon Ling
A well dressed man with no papers jumped in front of a northbound subway train at Broadway and 103rd Street, killed instantly. Police identify the body as Leon Ling of William Street after a description matched a wanted figure linked to the Blele Stgel case. his teeth and hair matched, and he wore neat clothing. Police seek witnesses who knew him for identification today.
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Stuart
Stuythe
Parish
York
Peron
T O'Elock
Broadway
103D Street
T. Weil
Wright Hospital
Leon “Ling
Wiliam 2
Leon
Blele Stegel
Sietel
Corey
Four Allis grandchildren await larger bequest cut by will ruling
The Allis will left 25 000 to 4 grandchildren but judge Karl held the omission of 5 000 from each share cannot be corrected by the court. Mrs. Allis died December M r The estate includes stocks bonds real estate notes jewelry and household goods. The grandchildren named are Margaret Norris Edmund Alla Mead Tenway and William Phelps Allis.
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M. W. Allis
Wuabington
Milwaukee
Margaret Watson Allis
Alsa
Fudge
John C. Karl
Als
Mra
Allis
Margaret W. Norris
Louisville
Edmand, Poebea Alla
Mead Tenway
Wiliam Phelpsaliis
Shenton
Twenty five machines begin endurance trek to Richmond
Twenty five machines started an endurance run to Richmond yesterday and reached a night stop with few mishaps. They will be escorted into the old Dominion city this afternoon as drivers report some roads remain hazardous but speeds were enjoyed along the way.
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Richmond
Old Dominion City
Washington to Richmond auto dash records set on dusty road
The Washington motorists led by The Post held a test run from Washington to Staunton then Richmond. Nineteen cars including Ford and Buick models completed the first leg amid dust and cheers. Police halted some drivers but most continued. one car was disqualified for towing into a control.
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Staunton
Richmond
Association
Winchester
Conduit
Marshal Collins
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