Potomac Bass Fishing Boom Rides Downriver Use
Weather clears the Potomac fishing scene from Cumberland to Washington with big mouth bass scarce as river water remains shallow. Yachts and launches ferry campers below to fishing camps while reildehers report higher rental prices and limited deep-water spots for bass. Small mad toms dominate bites as moonlit nights hinder bass feeding and Sunday fishing bans push anglers to other venues along the river.
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District of Columbia
Domamall Ami
Goose Creek
Washington
Eugene Cochran
Raron Walt and Associates
Shenandoah
Boamen
Knotville
Coudin
van Schaick
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Lished
Great Falls
Shenandons
Waltenlana
Lesson in life of Hudson minister links failure and success
The Rev John Van Schaick Jr discusses Henry Hudson in a Church of Our Father sermon, framing his four voyages as a sequence where failure spurred discovery. The piece ties Hudson’s perseverance to faith and Providence, noting mutiny, ice, and icebound straits, then the eventual feats that shaped exploration.
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Henry Hudson
Church of Our Father
John van Schaick Jr
London
Bishopgate Street
John
Japan
China
Bercy Hudson
Hudson
Hudson Bay
Hilary
North Pole
Nova Zembla
Jala
Europe
Panama
Pacific
Hunting and fishing notes from the Shenandoah region
The article catalogues local hunting and fishing mentions across Virginia and nearby rivers. It notes smallmouth bass spots at Shenandoah and Potomac areas, collectors at Harpers Ferry and Whites Ferry, and anglers claiming prize catches. It highlights club plans, boatmen, kennels, and the Blue Ridge Club grounds as a scenic resort for sportsmen.
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William i
Bert Lamon
Harpers Ferry
Shirley Rockenbuugh
Shenandoah
Blue Ridge Club
FACES JEWELERS CHARGE IN LONDON FRAUD CASE
Helen Lorraine Beattie, recently brought from London, is charged with impersonating patrons including Mrs Charles Staarne, former Rhode Island attorney general’s wife, and Mme Peragoni. A pencil portrait prompted the arrest after a jewelry salesman identified her. The case, linked to the Itatan Charge affairs at Paling, has faced repeated insinuations that charges would not be pressed.
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New York
Hlennor Lorraine Beattie
London
Charles Staarne
Rhode Island
Mme Peragoni
Itatan
Paling
Aifan
Wood and Andrews Case Settlement in Newport
Philadelphian mill owner Morris Wood settles assault and civil damages suits filed in Newport. Discontinued entries show a $25 fine and costs paid in the assault case and a separate settlement of $600 in damages. Walter Andrews of Washington, a summer resident, was the other party in the August incident.
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Newport
Washington
Newport R
Morris Wood
Philadelphia
Japan Faces Imperial Ambition and Tax Burden Challenge
The article argues Japan must fund an ambitious imperial program through heavy taxation while facing a looming debt. It contrasts Japan’s course with Britain, Germany, and the United States, noting persistent state aims to expand influence in Korea, Manchuria, and Asia. It highlights public tolerance for taxes, rising debt, and the strain on farmers and elites as fiscal pressures grow.
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Allance
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Pela Ure
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Manchaia
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Mexico
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Excommunication Declared Over Attacks on Bishop
Rome Oct 2 The Pope through the equocial congregation pronounces personal and general excommunication against all inhabitants of Adria and its suburbs for injuring Bishop Boggiani with sticks and stones during anti clerical demonstrations. This marks the first general excommunication of a city under the present pontificate.
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Washington Post
Rome
Lequsiatorial
Adria
Boggiani
Tragedy Over Breakfast In New York
Enraged detective Edward F Muller shot his wife during breakfast due to delays then killed himself. The wife fainted but was unharmed. Muller died instantly. In a separate report from Constantinople a Finnish syndicate leader and Ottoman officials accepted terms for a Turk loan of 385 million.
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Sgain
Muller
Constantinople
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Air Brest Cassel
Bani
Turk Fed
Bitter Against Days Opposed to Suffrage Change
Baltimore delegate Carl Schaits will offer a resolution at Cincinnati urging the organization to oppose Maryland's proposed suffrage amendment. Delegates from 42 states fill Music Hall as the National German American Alliance gathers. Governor Harmon and Mayor Galvin welcome German Americans and stress liberty while opposing laws restricting personal freedom, including temperance measures. The meeting will consider pledging to block Maryland's constitutional change on alcohol.
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Ohio
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Owid
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Lberty
Jain Galvin
J Hexamer
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Alliance
Sald
Maryland
Willance
Carl Schaits
Foreign Mission Meeting Opens Baltimore Conference
The annual conference of the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South opened yesterday morning with Bishop A W Wilson delivering the sermon The event takes place at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church Seventh and A streets northwest and runs today and tomorrow Miss Mann L Gibson president of the board of trustees was unable to attend due to a death in her family and will be represented this evening by Ming Tiasue Wagner a missionary from Korea Bishop A W Wilson will speak again tomorrow evening and JT Williams serves as society president
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Baltimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
A W Wilson
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Seventh
Miss Mann L Gibson
Board of Trustees
The
Womens Foreign Missionary Society of
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ming Tiasue
Wagner
Korea
A W. Wilson
Sowety Wraire JT Willhams
Mexico City Libel Arrests Hit Diario Staff
Special to The Washington Sie reports Diaz regime actions in Mexico City Oct 3. Police released all type sector workers connected to El Anti Reelectiontet closure while news editor, ad manager, and two reporters remain jailed for an article titled What is the mystery in the Diaz Taft meeting signed by On Mexitiona. Police view as slander under the penal code.
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Washington
Sie
Mexico City
Mextonna
Police Department
Imaz
Curtiss Flies At Governors Island For Hudson Fulton Flight
Early report from New York details Glenn H Curtiss attempting the official Hudson Fulton flight in a Golden Flyer at Governors Island. He lifted in 30 seconds, flew about 160 yards then landed after battling wind and a rough takeoff on sandy ground. Curtiss expressed disappointment but vowed to try again tomorrow morning.
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Washington
New York
Glenn H Curtiss
Governors Island
Mae
Curties
Curtiss
Mr Curtiss
Ogdie
Mrs Sarah W Day Dies After Illness at 60
Mrs Sarah W Day wife of James W Day of near Clarksburg died yesterday at her home after several weeks illness aged 60 years. She is survived by her husband and six children Charles T Day of Boyde James Day of Clarksburg Mrs Ida V Watkins and five others.
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Sarah W
James W
Clarkstore
Charles T Day
Boyde James
Clarksburg
Dorsey W. Day
Ida V Watkins
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