Admiral Sanda Hosts Naval Dinner in Washington Visit
Admiral Sands hosts Prince Louis of Battenberg and party at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. Officers and guests attend a stag dinner and a smoker before the Battenberg entourage sails for New York. The visit includes praise for the American navy and a reception with senior naval leaders prior to departure on Wednesday afternoon.
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Sanda
New York
Annapolis
Washington
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Bince Aiexander
Battenberg
Abnasolis
Prince Louis
Naval
John B Tlspury
Evans Wit
Admiral Sands
Academy
West Street
J . Pillsbury
Noch Atlantic Fleet
WR Crosshy
Leutenant Phegrinte
Naval Academy
Acaderms
Th Academy
Tee Ores
Guoten Tobigas
Bobby
Cape Poe
Bartim
Bert Ky
Ton Rodgers
Tina Mart
Malshipmen Navalovteny
Consular Service Talks Advance With Chicago League Leaders
Secretary Root discussed permanent improvements to the consular section with Austin A. Burnham and Alle Frost of the National Business League of Chicago. The meeting followed Burnham’s prior talks with Secretary Foot and aligned with the league’s proposed bill to reorganize the service and fund salaries through the Treasury.
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Root
Chicago League & Alle
League
Woman Who Shot Stenographer Seeks Case Resolution
Beatrice Young of Vienna Van Sho on August 19 shot a stenographer at the Imperial Hotel in New York. She was released from custody on condition she not return to the state while Attorney William Travers Jerome seeks Gov. Sohnaon’s aid to bring her to trial or dismiss the felonious assault complaint. Young expresses willingness to face trial and to clear her name and that of her three year old child, while Johnorn refuses to say if he will assist in the case.
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Beatrice Young
Vienna van Sho
Wea
Cath Cine Mor
Imperial
New York
Young
Johnorn
Washington Post
District Attorney Office
Margaretta Todd
Philadelphia
George Gordon Hastings
Sinclair
Tausey
Rosalie Tauseys
Louis
NEW ARDY BLANKETS EXAMINED BY BOARD OF INQUIRY
A special board from the Quartermaster's Department met at the Schuylhall Arsenal to inspect Henry F Kent Company blankets. They found faults related to color and suitability for government use. Officers including Maj Edwin sy Jo Grebl and Mal Baxter examined the goods and the case involved the Arenal Duster Stabbed by Liveryman Bye in a Washington incident nearby.
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Spenal Board of Inquiry
Schuylhall Arsenal
PhilwWetoma Ov
CE Angwly
Quartermasters Department
Iited
Aring
Trday
Sct
Henry F Kent
Commissio Wits
He Tate Anciets
Atul Jacob Oe
Golbr
Edwin Sy Jo Grebl
Artillery
Cmpa
Mal
Baxter
Arenal
War in the Caucasus devastates railways and cities
London reports a hopeless Caucasus conflict where the trans-Caucasian line is cut, bridges wrecked, rails torn up in forty places, and communications severed isolating Georgia and Dagestan. A Bucharest despatch notes a provisional government collapsing into famine in Bessarabia with Jews fleeing to cellars, killings in Ismail, and a large-scale mob violence amid revolt. The scene is marked by mass dispossession and dramatic casualties.
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London No. 7
Petersburg
Daily Wall Siys
Caucasua
Georgia
Daghestan
Bucharest
Mall Senda
Kiah
Ene
Bessarabia
Ismaul
Bendary
Railroad bonds missing investigation halts trace of securities
Eighty thousand dollars worth of Santa Fe Central Railroad bonds, held by the late cashier T Lee Clark of Enterprise National Bank, are reported missing. Heeler Cunningham, receiver, cannot locate them nor any record in the bank’s books. A committee of depositors met at Manchester Presbyterian Church to retain counsel for their interests.
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Pittsburgha
Santa Fe Central Railroad
T Lee Clark
Enterprise
Tatloral Bank
Heelver Cunningham
Enterprise Bank
Manchester Presbyterian Church
Engineer Taubkins Killed In Wreck Near Troy Ohio
A head on collision between two passenger trains on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Davion line in western Troy resulted in the death of engineer Taubkins of Lima Onto and injuries to six others. The northbound cab was smashed, with Fireman Rei hin injured and Fireman Frawley of the southbound train also hurt. David S Turner of Toledo was internals. Cause cited as a curve and a failed order to stop on a siding.
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Troy
Ohio
Taubkins
Lima
Cincinnati
Hamilton and Davion
Toy
Henry Rei Hiin
Bik Wanthe Frawley
David S Turner
Toledo
Quiet in Middlesboro as Guarded Town Sees Shootings
An Anoxvue report from Middlesboro says the mountain town had a quiet day with guards on duty for the fourth straight day. A miner Patterson shot his wife in the abdomen during a gun discharge claimed accidental. Guards fired shots to bring soldiers to the scene as two further bangs rang out tonight. Rumors say the blind Ager, previously riddled by soldiers, was again occupied. The regiment's colonel awaits orders before an assault on the place. W R Johnson was named sheriff to replace Fyrus Howard, who resigned Saturday. Johnson is the Republican nominee for the coming Tuesday election.
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Renn
Journal Aid Tribune
Middlesboro
Mitt. Company
Patterson
Will
W R Johnson
Fyrus Howard
Johnson
Wrong name on ballot causes town clerk blunder in Rochester
In Kingston N Y Ulster County November ballots for Rochester town were printed with Leroy C Baker instead of Leroy C Keller. Baker has no political aspirations. the clerk blunder was acknowledged. Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck ordered new ballots printed and delivered.
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Kingston
Rochester
Ulster County
Leroy C Keller
Leroy C Baker
Keller
Baker
Supreme Court
Hasbrouck
Lonigh
Indictments Stand In Mail Fraud Conspiracy Case
Judge Lanning refused to quash indictments against John B Williams Frank H Wilson Luke F Gallagher and John Powers in Newark for conspiracy and using the mails to defraud The men allegedly ran a commission house and secured credit by false pretenses, making claims to obtain goods under false representations.
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Trenton
Lanning
United States District Court
John B Williams
Frank H Wilson
Luke F Gallagher
John Powers
United States
Newark
Baltimore maney pattern closes day meeting on union plan
A Baltimore maney pattern session at the local association house concluded a full day convention of the International board of Women's and Young Women’s Christians Associations. The body voted nearly unanimously to unite with the American committee of the Young Women’s Christian Association.
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Baltimore
International Board of Women’s and Young Womens Christian Associations
American Committee of the
Young Women's Christian Association
Prince Louis Departs Washington After Mount Vernon Visit
Reverent farewell scene as Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg and party toured Mount Vernon then dined with President Roosevelt at the White House. The Brit ish guests, including Prince Alexander, left Washington by Dolphin and special train, receiving naval honors and thanks for a mutually respectful visit.
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Prince Lows
Price Alexander
Capital
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Washington
Mount Vernon
Prince Alexander
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White House
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Wasst
Prince Louis
London Morning Post
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Norris
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McCawley
Chapin
Kev
58 Wood
Johnston
Wilam Eustis Frank Mitchel
Ernest Rennie
Easy
Prince
Bacon
Brownson
Lady Townley
Mt Vernon
Dolphin
Navy Yard
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gurney
Queen Victoria
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Princess Beatrice
Princess Louise
Princess Alice
Mortimer Durand
Dunand
Plans for Prince Louis Welcome in Baltimore
Final arrangements in Baltimore for Prince Louis of Hattenberg to be received by Mayor Timanos and city officials. British Consul Fraser will escort the admiral from Annapolis on a special train reaching Useby by 5:30 p.m. They will tour the rebuilt district and city hall, then dine at Fraser’s home before returning to Annapolis at 6 p.m.
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North River
Armored
Herdive
Fear Alinha
Brownson
Prince Louis
Baltimore
Prince Louis of Hattenberg
Gilbert Fraser
Annapolia
Admiral
Useby
Camden Station
Timanos
Consul Fraser
Annapolis
Dispensary law upheld in Spartanburg election ruling
Judge Klugh refused to grant an injunction stopping the dispensary vote, ruling the price law constitutional as a regulation of dispensaries rather than a revenue measure. The decision affects Spartanburg County with a vote planned tomorrow, amid proclamations from officials and crowds.
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Klugh
Spartanburg
Gaffney
President to Vote at Oyster Bay Polling Place
The President is expected to appear in Oyster Bay on election morning to cast his ballot at the village barber shop, the regular polling place for several seats. This scene is presented as a clear display of democracy in action.
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Oyster Bay
United States
Night of Songs and Yells At YMCA Campaign Rally
A January 1 membership goal of 1000 is set by the YMCA as Blues led by Lt. Pierce and Reds led by Chesley compete in a two-team contest. A December 16 close date and a dinner event drew 150 members while volunteers tally points for each new full membership purchased.
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Reds
Wall
Young Mens Chili- Uan Association
Lyman L. Pierce
Tammany
Redman Chesley
Clifford Pierce
Charles F Nesbitt
Myron J Jones
Blues
Lyman L Pierce
YMCA
Lt. Pierce
Ami Chesley
Tab
CB Beckett
James Shary
Ted Shepherd
Hoc Sarnahan
Rutherford
RW Libbey
Aason
S Taylor Charles Kay Dean
L Swartwout
JT Hares Wallace M Brashear Co
Nesbit
Horne
J Pillow
Bowdler Thomue
Lacksend Row
Roberts Ron Rephardson
Callender
A A. Char
Locke
HE Doyle
Corbalh PO
la Ferre
L Moore
Appinwall
James Lathop
HA Seip Chester Morrit
VY Crittenden
Walli AL Sith
Pierce T Fo Wright
Thomas Marlowe
Vacation Granted to Mr Pierce at YMC A
At a special meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association board, Lyman L. Pierce secretary, was granted leave of absence to rest and seek health. He will take one to two months away and may travel to a health resort. Despite heavy labor over the past eighteen months, his health has suffered from nervous strain, but the new building is nearly complete and plans proceed. Friends believe rest will restore him and allow continued service to the organization.
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Young Mena Christians Association
G Street
Lyman L. Pierce
Association
Pierce
YMC
Wis
Widow’s Will Dispute Ties Todd Estate to Lockwood
Investigation expands as Margaretta Todd death prompts probes in Philadelphia and New York. Officials seek secret second will claims while executor Ingersoll Lockwood exposes details of cash and property in a 7000 dollar estate. daughter Rosalie Tousey gains life interests and a lease deal tied to the Von Hoffman apartments.
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Mrs Todd
Lockwood
Todd
Philadelphia
New York
Ingersoll Lockwood
Mr Lockwood
von Hoffman
Rosalie Tousey
Jennie M Paine
Wis Todd
Milton Berenheim
Mrs Tousey
West Ninety-seventh Street
Lincoln ‘Trust Company
Ingersoll Lockwood Jr
Property transfer terms split on death of buyer's widow
The transfer papers for an apartment house to Mrs Touse state that upon her death the property shall be divided among Rebecca Nussbaum, sister of Mrs Todd, and her children Edward Charles Jeremiah, and the grandson Beroizheim.
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Touse
Rebecca Nussbaum
Todd
Edward Charles Jeremiah
Beroizheim
Printers Defy Courts In Anti Injunction Demonstration
Chicago printers led by John C Harding vow to defy Judge Holdom and the restraining order as an anti injunction demonstration. They assert the order is too broad and say they will defend their rights regardless of consequences. A resolution condemns judge-made law and calls for limiting judicial power.
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Chicago
John C Harding
North Side
Har
Judge Holdom
Lows
Indianapolis
James Lynch
International ‘Hypo-graphical Union
American Federation of Lavar
Australian horseman kills companion then dies in Berkeley
Milton Andrews, sought since a Colorado Springs incident, killed his female companion Hulda Oliva in Berkeley on Franklyn Street and died by his own action. Police had linked him to the earlier attack on Ellis and the murder of Bessie Bouton as authorities traced his movements across the country.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Milton Franklin Andrews
Bessie Bonton
Colorado Springs
Woc Hill
Berkeley
Hulda P
Andrews
Brush
Bessie Bouton Andrews
Hilda Ollya
Deal Brothers Arrested in Post Office Robbery Case
Post-office inspectors say Thomas and Jomer Deal were captured at Becks Run after a raid by U S Marshals and inspectors. The brothers face charges for the Oak Hill post office break in on September 18, with about $1000 stolen. Named officials included Stephen P Stone and Frank A O’Brien.
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Pitteburg Pt
Thomas and
Jomer
Deal
Becks
Stephen P Stone
William Henry
Frank A O Brien
Edward McGough
John Lally
Deal Brothers
Oak HM
Body found on Italian shore near Anzio Nettunio
A mid aged man presumed American was found dead on the western shore between Anzio and Nettuno, twenty miles from Rome. No signs of violence, but robbery suspected due to two silver dollars in his pockets and a gold American watch. A satchel and papers identifying the deceased as a doctor named Harris were found, but identification remains unresolved.
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Rome Noy
Porte of Anzio
Nettuny
Rome
Haris
The Professor and a Denver Gravitation Tale
A muddled reminiscence recalls a professor who after years of roaming town challenges finally gravitates toward Denver. The speaker reflects on how one might gravitate there, noting the ascent to a higher place and the lingering question of success after a long period without achievement.
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Cheago Tribune
Denver
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