Prince Louis of Battenberg Visits Annapolis on Second Day
Spectacular midshipmen parade and review on the Severn River grounds mark the day’s centerpiece as Prince Louis of Battenberg witnesses American and British officers in a gala afternoon. Admiral Evans hosts a dinner aboard the Mayflower, with President Roosevelt and King Edward greeted by officers.
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Ens
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Admiral Evans
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Roowett
King Edward
America
Admiral Bands
Admiral Evana
Admiral Prince
Freedom of
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Academy
Brownson
Franco Louis
Bia Dighness
Wellrs
Bands
New York
Washington
J . Thayer
Pennsylyania
Prince Lowa
Robert B. Thompson
Standard Oil
Everglade
Mrs . West Roosevelt
Misa Roosevelt
Prince Alexander Battenberg
Queen Victoria
Mabel King-Hall
Capt King-Hall
Cumberland
Carolne Brownson
Admiral Brownson
Prince Louis of
Banwenburg
Salaams
Unsuccessful voyage ends with yachts towed ashore
The report notes attempts to reach a de- investigation failed as the motive power of gasoline launches would not work. Boats were towed ashore while observers could glimpse British and American warships, including torpedo boats, the prison ship Santee, and several government tenders.
Lost cuff his undoing leads to burglary case
William Burlasque and Alvert Chornett were arraigned in Folia Court on housebreaking charges after police linked them to four break ins at Howard Irwin's parlors on October 6 and a later visit. Burlasque held on 1000 bond, Chornett also 1000, both jailed awaiting grand jury hearing. one cuff found helped trace the crime to Burlasque.
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Alvert ‘Onurnstt
Simpson
Norfok
Washington
Burelasque
Chornett
Howard Irwin
Fourteenth Street
Burlasque
Injunction Denied in Royal Arcanum Rates Fight
Tennessee case ends with Federal Judge Clark denying the injunction against the Royal Arcanum’s Atlantic City and Put-in-Bay rate changes. Massachusetts Attorney General Parker may seek Supreme Court action to restrain enforcement. Local councils in Nashville Boston New York Providence and Detroit implicated. Funds in Wilmington tied up by sheriff as suit against the order continues.
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Put-lIn- Bay
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Royal Arcanum
Boston
Parker
Put-in-Bay
New York
Detroit
Paterson
N. J
Providence
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Insurance Corpmissioner
Attorney General’s Department
Wilmington
N. C
The
Mecklenburg County Superior Court
Supreme Council of the Order
Armittead Burwell
Salvation Army Industrial Home Annual Report Details Reach
The annual report shows significant progress at the Salvation Army Industrial Home with over 900 men given temporary employment. It notes waste-material recycling, 11,640 lodgings, 35,320 meals, and $3,650 in wages last year. The call goes out for public donations of old goods as the organization continues sixty six homes nationwide. Local supporters in Washington are asked to donate through wagon collections or by mail or phone to Adjutant Gile.
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Washington
A&c
Salvation Army
Frodor
Gile
Moegivgnia Avenue Northwort
Missionaries Murdered in China Attack Not Motivated by Hostility
New York cable reports five American Presbyterian missionaries killed at Lienchow station in Canter China. Victims include Dr Eleanor Chestnut and Mrs Peale. attack likely by a mob seeking loot, not anti missionary sentiment. New York Chamber of Commerce backs admission of Chinese travelers on equal terms with others.
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Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions Today
Canter
China
Presbyterian
Lienchow
Hongkong
Fenchow
Machie
Almie
Vira
Peale
Chestnut
Machio
Heanor
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Arthur J. Brown
Eleanor Chestnut
C. E Mabhle
John Rogers Peale
Idenchon
United States
Kwanelung
New York Chamber of Commerce
Gustav H Schwab
Congress
Thieves Strike Capitol Again In Bold Stealings
A Capitol robbery spree reported yesterday includes a missing valued clock from a Senate committee room about ten days ago and copper roof and iron stored in a basement room. Capitol policeman Erleck W Webbar investigated but could not locate the culprits.
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Modern China Urged To Form Alliance Of Yellow Races
Yu Chuan Chang, part of a Chinese constitutional commission, arrived in New York to study US and other constitutions. He said China will shed monarchic rule and become a constitutional empire embracing best features from America, Japan, Britain, France, Germany, and Austria. He noted Japan’s influence and a push to modernize government within eight months.
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Hambure
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Constitutional Commission
America
Japan
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Chang
Far East
Lawyer Seizes Hotel in Estate Controversy After Death
Special to The Washington Post reports disputed possession of Mrs. Margaret Todd's apartment and hotel property in New York. Lawyer Ingersoll Lockwood attempted forcible control with detectives at the Van Hoffmann building, opposed by Sinclair Tousey and Hastings, amid questions over the deceased heiress's fate in Philadelphia.
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Washington Post
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Philadelphia
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O'Clonk
Ingersoll Lockwood
Mrs Todd
Campelan
Sinclair Tousey
Wight
Lockwood
van Hoffman
Boriny
Jackson
Reome
Weet Twenty-sixth
George Gordon Hastings
Hastings-Tousey
Mr. Lockwent
Amory
Withdrawal of Foreign Troops from Chili Province
London reports Britain will consider with other powers gradual withdrawal of foreign troops from the province of Chili in China. Negotiations are ongoing as Britain weighs its interests in mines and railways while asserting China can protect foreign property.
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China
Great Britain
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Bank affairs in bad shape reveals second confession
In Pittsburg Pa receiver John Cunningham reports a long running defalcation by late cashier Clark. District Attorney Dunke notes a second unsigned confession accusing W A Andrews. No criminal action yet. conspiracy proof needed. Judge Reynolds in St Louis sentences Patrick Cummings to two years for false registration, first conviction under the new act.
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United States
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Jestal Moxey Nas
St. Loui
Reynolds
Patrick Cummings
Cummings
Gifts Wait Appraisal Officials to Fix Valves
News on Miss Alice Roosevelt gifts from the Orient sent to Georgetown customs for appraisal. Twenty seven parcels totalling about 2400 pounds are held in the Georgetown basement awaiting examination and declaration before duties can be assessed. Officials expect a possible move to the White House for opening in the presence of the owner.
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Customs-Office
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Loeb
Grape-Nuts Food Rebuilds Health Says Chicago Letter
A Chicago letter claims Grape-Nuts food cured longstanding constipation and rectal hemorrhoids after surgical failure. The writer states bowel regularity returned and other health issues disappeared, crediting the product and recommending its dietary value. The testimonial mentions Battle Creek company and references The Head to Wellville.
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Weather Conditions From Washington 1908 Weather Bureau
The Washington Weather Bureau reports a cold front over the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys with rising temperatures in the region. Light rain and snow are forecast for the Ohio Valley and Upper Great Lakes, with a warmer trend in the Northeast and Middle Atlantic by Friday night. Coastal winds will be light to fresh from the northeast, shifting to southerly along the Atlantic coast. storms warned at the Columbia River and Juan de Fuca Strait.
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