Betting on wine and a cabmen’s quarrel ends in tragedy
In a Washington city hotel precinct, Philip and Macaboy quarreled over money and dice. Philip drew a gun, Macaboy fell, and Philip tried to revive him. Witnesses described the night’s tense atmosphere, the gambling den, and the aftermath as the government rested its case in the trial.
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Philip
Macaboy
Bram Macabot
Mr Davis
Carroll
Haggerty
Gaston Pailip
Frank B
Goverment
Hazel Davis
Davis
Macabov
Philips
Turner
Minitree
David Smith
Wacahoy
Cairmans
George FC Smith
Wacaboy
Wight
Gladensburg
Bey
T Rippon
Ar Hington
Philly
Arlington
Arimks
Micaboy
Phillip
John F Crown
Philp
Ohio Avenue
Weather Conditions and Coastal Forecast Report
The report describes unsettled weather along the Atlantic coast and inland valleys with rain, showers, and variable winds. Expect northeast to southeasterly flow turning northwesterly, with fog, thunder, and increasing winds near the Great Lakes and Atlantic coast. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 70s, with sunshine possible on some days and higher humidity inland.
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Haters
Wille
Atlantc
Widdie
Moofia
Onte
Oto
Sale
Old Valley
Atlantic
Great Lake
Grant Banks
Hatteras
New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Public Medical Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a pure medicine that restores appetite builds strength expels humors tones the stomach and cures fatigue It claims no changes were needed to advertise under the Pure Food and Drugs Law and promotes liquid and Sars Tabs options with 100 doses for one dollar.
Anti Bryan Delegates Hope to Deny Bryan at Denver
The opposition claims Bryan cannot secure two thirds on first or second ballot. It projects 672 votes needed to nominate under the two thirds rule with 1008 total delegates, while 436 votes would defeat a nomination. Uninstructed delegates could influence the outcome, with Maryland and Virginia pivotal if they send uninstructed delegates. Gov Johnson emerges as strongest candidate if uninstructed delegates back him.
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Mr Tafor
Gets
Philip
Dle
Waraboy
Bryan
Denver
Philippine Islands
Texas
West Virginia
Bran
Johnson
District of Columbia
Louisiana
Maryland
Virginia
Brian
Gov Johnson
De Grover Gilbert Wins Walker Prize for Natural History
De Grover Carl Gilbert of the United States Geological Survey receives the Walker prize of $1000 for scientific discoveries and investigations in natural history. Awarded every five years by the Boston Society of Natural History under William Johnson Walker’s trust. Previous recipients include Alexander Agassiz, Joseph Leidy, James Hall, Samuel H. Scudder, and Janet A. Allen.
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de Grover Carl Gilbert
United States Geological Survey
Boston Society of Watumt
Wiliam Johoson Walker
Society
Walker Prize
Alexander Agassiz
Joseph Leidy
James Hall
James D Dona Sain
Uel H Scudder
Janet A Allen
Eggs Declared Not Fresh In Pure Food Case
Assistant District Attorney Proctor filed charges in Police Court yesterday against Golden & Co and F Rogerson & Co for selling storage eggs labeled as absolutely fresh in violation of the Pure Food and Drug Act. A warrant for Frederick Rogerson’s arrest was issued and he was taken into custody on a $500 bond. Golden & Co was summoned to appear in Police Court.
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Assstant
Proctor
Commission Houses
Golden & Co
F Rogerson & Co Incorporated
Toulsiana Avenue
Frederick Rogerson
Rogerson
Baker Sentenced for Life in Clairinden Murder Case
James A Baker was found guilty in Federal court in Philippi West Virginia of tampering with the United States mail and murdering Edward Hutchinson a telegraph operator and station agent at Clairinden on December 2. He was sentenced to life imprisonment and declined an attorneyhanded his own defense.
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Baker
Clairinden
W. Va
Philippi
W Va
James A Baker
United States Mail
Edward Hutchinson
W Wa
Statistician Henry Adams to resign from ICC statistics division
Pant Henry Adams head of the Interstate Commerce Commission division of accounts and statistics plans to resign to return to the University of Michigan as head of political economy. Expected successor is Charles Lutz from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, with Adams renowned as a leading railroad statistician and his railway accounting system copied abroad.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry Adams
University of Michigan
Trig
Adams
Charles Lutz
Louisville and Mashville
Adams Ranki
Divorce Suit Draws Heated Deputies Questioning
Mrs Frances Richards of 1746 Street Northwest sues in Ohio for divorce from Lieut Col George Richards USA. She openly protests in court that a deputy marshal rough handled her while serving a subpoena, claiming he shoved her and tried to force the paper into her hand. The deputy, Louis Suter, says he tucked the summons under her arm as she ran, with Detective Reed corroborating his account. Several friends support Richards’s charge of rough treatment.
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Frances Richards
1746
Street
Northwest
Ohio
George Richards USA
Robison
United States Marshals Office
Aulick Palmer
Louis . Suter
Mrs Richards
Two Girls graduate at Madeira's School for Girls
Miss Ruth Bearer of this city and Miss Dordaylinson of Oakland Cal received diplomas yesterday at the commencement exercises. The New Willard Hotel ballroom was decorated for the event and a large audience of friends heard Miss Laura Drake Gildean of Barnard College deliver the address. Rev Ulysses G R B Pierce of All Souls Unitarian Church offered the prayer. The musical program was by Prof Hammers Orchestra.
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Ruth Bearer
Dordaylinson
Oakland
Cal
Cneruses
President Wears Flannel in White House Curbs Heat
The president forgoes a frock coat and appears in a cream flannel suit with low cut shoes, while Secretary Loch opts for a Panama hat and blue serge suit. White House visitors envy the chief and his secretary as an electric fan provides limited relief from the heat.
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White House
Loch
Oregon
Roosevelt
Servant Gets Nine Months For Clothes Theft
Richad Johnson, twenty eight, a former servant, was arraigned before Judge Kimball in Police Court yesterday on three counts stemming from stealing one quantity of clothing from P V De Graw. He was jailed for nine months in default of fines totaling $90 and ordered to refund 28 to the complainant. failure to repay would add three months. Johnson formerly served at De Graw’s Maryland Avenue northeast home.
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de Graw
Richad Johnson
Tudge Kimball
Johnson
Hewis
Eace
Nime
Jeineon
Aec Out
Maryland Avenue
Will Dedicate Church at Rhode Island Ave Site
Ste Francis de Sales Church on Rhode Island avenue and Eighth Street Langdon will be dedicated tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock by Rt Rev A A Curtis. He will be assisted by Rev David H Burl DD of Georgetown University and Rev Moook gate pastor of St Anthony Church Brookland. Sermon by Rev E A ac of the Catholic University. Attending will be Rt Rev Bishop D J OConnell and many local clergy and Catholic groups. Ceremony in charge of G A Dougherty and Rev A Mark.
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Ste Francis de Sales Cuirch
Rhode Island Avenue
Chteenth Street
Langdon
A A Curtis
Ibr
David H Burl DD
Gerrestown University
Ouk Gate Pistor
St Anthony
Brookland
E A Ac
Catholic University
D J Oconnel
Lalvergits
Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of Fibernians
Catholic Knights of Amrica
Holy Cross College
G A Dougherty
The
A. Mark Wastor
Ti Jehureh
Death sentence ordered for Osborne dog by Judge DeLacy
Judge DeLacy issued his first death sentence yesterday ordering a dog owned by Lee Osborne of 44 G Street Southeast to be shot after neighbors reported multiple bites. The court heard 13 year old William Middleton testify about a severe arm wound as the animal attacked. The dog was surrendered to the poundmaster and executed per the court mandate.
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DeLacy
Lee Osborne
G Street
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Ondyke
Gaston
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Mirvooy
Puili
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Ali
Bear Arteton
Wwe
Mr Turner
Cress
John
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Turner Torest
Turner Torest Dacna
Gs Oyner
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Woibam Carrell
Musaboy
Prlf
Tegan
Sarge Beirg
Passias
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Pioops
Sud
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George Woda
Orsil
Lim
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Samuel F Cook
Baltimore
Norris Saloon
Taylor
Macahoy
Wren
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Quinn
Streets
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Stuart
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Clinton
F S Childs
A R
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Coumbia
Congressional Cemetery
Inten
Washington
Sons of the American Revolsion
Temperaure
Ilight
Reltie Buridus
Eemline
Aiver Bulletin
Washington Post
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Tite Rock Ark
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Hood
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Uhose Island
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Porta Rio
Poulin
Cipalo
Georgi
A ‘Tatgl
G C. Gilbert
Statistician
Esign
Adama Wilk
Come
Peres
Marshall
Drs. Richards
Laura Drake Gill
Madeira School
P V de Graw
the Ice Man
Peter Grogan
St. Bet. H and I Sts
Victor
Columbia Talking Machine
Sanders & Stayman Co
F Street
St Francis de Sales
Dliath
Judge DeLacy
4Th St
Garner
Newton St. N. W
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Sample House
14Th Street
New Open
Shannon and Luchs
13Th Street
Our Office
Steinway
Tle
Post
Weiner
Evans
Henry Evans
H.W
McCray
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F Street N. Ww
Tian Xander
Hite
Nto
Christian Xander
St. Jtow
Sams Thorp
Berkeley Rye
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Ington Post Building
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