Prince of Persia Prince Freydoun Khan Arrives in Washington
Prince Freydoun Malcom Khan of Persia, son of a long serving diplomat, visits Washington with Ali Kuli Khan as charge d affaires. He plans a two to three week stay to study American institutions and finances during a world tour, remaining unmarried and monogamous. The prince recently arrived from Paris and may next travel to Japan. He is an old friend of Ali Kuli Khan, the two families having been close in Teheran.
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Freydoun Malcom Khan
Persala
Ali Kuli Khan
Teheran
New York
Paris
Japan
United States
Romie
Italy
Persia
St. James
London
AN Kuli Kato
Devotion Opens at St. Joseph's Church Forty Hours Mass
The forty hours devotion was opened at St. Joseph's Church with solemn high mass by Rev. Father Schmiff. Assisting were Rev. George W. Joey from St Austin's College and others as deacon and subdeacon. Henry A. Tiernig served as master of ceremonies. The sermon was delivered by Rev. George W. Joey. Mass of peace to be celebrated this morning with exposition all day and the mass of reposition planned for tomorrow.
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St. Joseph's Church
Father Schmiff
George W. Joey
St Austin's Collage
Cattalk University
Asdeacon
Janatins Fealy
Henry A. Tiernig
George W. Lloey
Rockefeller Gift Matched for Medical School Fund
Mereland Ohio October 16 announcement of a 320000 gift from John B Rockefeller to the medical department of Western Reserves University. The gift is conditional on raising 750400 more by the university. Hanna, a known trot horse owner, pledged 250000 of the remaining fund.
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Mereland
Ohio
John B. Rockefeller
Medical Department
Western Reserves University
WOM
Hanna
Five Die in Two Trains Crash Near McCormick
Augusta Ga Oct 16 Five killed and seventeen injured when two Charleston and Western Carolina railroad trains collided head on near McCormick South Carolina shortly after noon All dead and seven injured were crew members Officials say McCormick operator may have failed to deliver meet orders for the southbound train
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Augusta
Charleston and Western Carolina
2Railes Gonth
McCormick
Kitchener Accepted on Imperial Defense Committee
London reports the government invited Field Marshal Lord Kitchener to join the imperial defense committee. Kitchener has recently resigned from the Mediterranean command, ending a long standing agitation over his nonemployment.
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Field Marshal
Imperial Defense Committee
London
Lord Kitchener
Committee On Imperial Defense
Paroled convict shoots jockey in Hanford quarrel
In Hanford California on October 16 Thomas Clayton a jockey from New York was shot and probably fatally wounded by Richard Ward a convict on parole from San Quentin. Ward escaped and is being hunted by a sheriff's posse through the hills after the quarrel.
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San Quentin
Hanford
Cal
Thomas Clayton
New York
Richard Ward
San Quentin Penitentiary
Ward
Chilean Diplomat Domingo Gana Dies in London
Chilean diplomat Domingo Gana former minister to the United States and Britain dies in London at Oct. 18. Aged diplomat served as minister to the United States in 1880 and 1890s. South Norwalk mayor Leamon Brundage dies of typhoid fever in his home on Oct. 14. he was secretary treasurer of the Mutual Straw Hat Company.
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Domingo Gana
Washington
London
Domingo Gena
Great Britain
Hupitea
South Norwalk
Conn
Leamon
Brundage
The
Mutual Straw Hat Company
Senator Dolliver Burial Plans As Fort Dodge Prepares
Fort Dodge Iowa October funeral plans for Senator Jonathan P Dolliver focus on a lawn service if weather permits then church rites at the First Methodist with burial beside his parents at Oakland Cemetery Fort Dodge Senator A B Cummins arrived to aid arrangements and a large mourning response fills the city as leaders send condolences from Taft Beveridge Fairbanks Knox and others to Mrs Dolliver and the state.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Benster
Jonathan P. Deiliver
Deiliver
Maéde
W. H. Spence
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Luther B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Frank Gunsaulus
Chicago
Newell Dwight Hillis
New York City
B. F. Carroll
Dolliver
First Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Lolitver
A. B. Cummins
Senator Dolliver
8. J. Bennett
R. M. Wright
J. P. Doliver
Taft
Senate
William H. Taft
Sherman
Albert J. Beveridge
Gov. Carroll
United States Senate
Jonathan BP
Dalliver
Cummins
Hafley
Iiking
Paynter
Nelson
Burrows
Kean
Clapp
Beveridge
Shively
Burkett
Money
Sargeant
Harvard Student Uses Bedstead for Wireless Tests
Robert A. Morton a Harvard College senior and wireless investigator conducted experiments in a closed room at Holyoke House Cambridge. He claims aerial apparatus on the roof is unnecessary and that wireless messages can pass through any material except steel. The bedstead rests in Morton's bedroom and is insulated from floor and walls as part of the setup.
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Harvard
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Robert A. Morton
Brooklyn
Harvard College
Ilolyoke House
Mr. Morton
Old yachtsman Brown drowned near Gloucester yacht Irene and Wallace
Aaron Brown a 28 year old former prominent yachtsman and commodore of the Cape Aga Yacht Club was found drowned entangled in a rope from the bow of the yacht Irene and Wallace. He was last seen attempting to board or depart the vessel and supposedly lost balance, becoming tangled and sinking. His friend Lawrence Powers owner of the yacht reported the death.
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Gloucester
Mass
Irene
Wallace
Aaron Brown
Lawrence Powers
Brown ‘Wast
Capé Aga Yacht Club
Black Cidad
Fur Cloths Lead Year's Leading Separate Coats Fabric
A sale offers fur cloths at five to six dollars per yard with three thousand yards in the lot. Variants imitate ten to twelve fur types including Russian Pony and Persian Paw. Baby Lamb Bearskin and similar textures are included, touted as the leading fabric for the season.
Wheat yield short aid from southern lands report says
The Agriculture Department notes a European deficit of about 95 million bushels but expects southern hemisphere crops to compensate. It cites full yields in Australia and improving conditions in India and Argentina, with Europe’s harvest smaller due to wet weather. European output also shows declines in France and Russia, while seven states report 1909 to 1910 yields.
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Ita
Department ‘of Agriculture
India
Australia
Argentina
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
British India
Passibty
Danubian
Balkan
France
Russia
Bulgaria
United Kingdom
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Austria
Tokyo Mayor Osaki Visits Washington to Learn U.S. Government
Y Osaki mayor of Tokyo and his wife visited Washington to study American municipal government. He praised Washington, noted streets and governance progress, and commented on Japanese modernization. He plans San Francisco return then Tokyo in November. Mme Osaki, English-born, impressed by American women and fashion.
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Y. Osaki
Tokyo
Washington
Shoreham Hotel
Mme
Osaki
Baron Yasuya Uehida
United States
Great American Republic
Japan
Europe
San Francisco
Qeaki
Tampa Cigar Factories to Reopen
Tampa, Fla., Oct. 18. Thirty-six of the 38 factories belonging to the Manufacturers' Association will reopen tomorrow on manufacturers terms. It marks the twelfth week of the general tie up as workers face acute deprivation.
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Tampa
Fla
Manufacturers’ Association
Tragedy Near Kensington Fathers Shot by Son
A two year old boy fired a shotgun at his father Joseph Ross 45 near their Kensington Maryland home injuring him seriously. James Ross 2 is jailed on assault with intent to kill charges. Police say the dispute led to the shooting.
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James Ross
Joseph Ross
Kensington
Freedmen’s Hospital
Palica
Mah
Nares
Praise Marks 25 Years of Central Union Mission
The Rev Charles Wood closed a meeting series at First Congregational Church last night celebrating twenty five years since the Central Union Mission was founded. He reviewed the mission's work and argued the evangelical church should confront and solve social religious problems rather than rely on missions.
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Charles ‘Wood
Central Union Mission
First Congregational Church
Evangelical Church
Cholera Watch as Russian Outbreak Prompts Immigration Clamp
Public health and marine hospital officials warn against cholera entering the United States as Russia reports rising cases and high mortality. Authorities note immigrants pass through Germany or the Baltic port Libau and Odessa may be used to reach U.S. shores. Sanitation and detention steps are reinforced at embarkation points and international ports to curb spread.
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Russia
Walter Wyman
Germany
England
United States
Libau
Baltic
Odessa
Black Sea
State Department
Cholera Suspects Freed From Moltke After Detention
In New York the Hamburg American liner Moltke and its crew and passengers, detained seven days at Hoffman Island, were released and landed at Island today. No new sickness reported among all aboard. two cholera patients moved from Moltke to Swinburne Island are convalescent. In Rome the official bulletin lists 25 new cholera cases in 24 hours, two in Rome and four in Naples province.
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New York
Ateamship
Moltke
Genoa
Naples
Hoffman Island
Island
Swinburne Island
Rome
Oficia
Mother and Daughter Die in Carbolic Acid Pact in Seling Grove
In Seling Grove Pa on October 16 Mrs Alonzo Dolbeer of Northumberland and her unmarried daughter Mary drank carbolic acid, ending their lives in a joint death by own action. The daughter had been on a narcotic regimen for years, and the mother had been ill for months. Alonzo Dolbeer, the husband and trainer, died at Northumberland about six years ago.
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Seling Grove
Alonzo Dolbeer
Northumberland
Mary
Auto plunge kills Ohio coal operator near Willoughby
Charles W. Balne, a wealthy coal operator of Cleveland, died when his car plunged into a ditch near Willoughby on October 16. Two other occupants, Carl Hatch and Mrs Griswold Wilson, suffered severe injuries while Pete Baine's wife and daughter and another passenger were unhurt.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles W. Balne
Rom
Willoughby
Aera Baine
Carl Hatch
Griswold Wilson
Pete Baine
Baby Grabs Pistol and Dies in Tragic Shot
In Trenton New Jersey on a Sunday morning a one year old boy John McLaughlin took his father's pistol from a sideboard drawer. His two year old brother Willie reached for it and the gun discharged. The bullet struck John's chest and he died instantly while the parents were in church.
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Washington
Refugees Seek Shelter as 5000 Portuguese Orders Flee to Spain
Madr Oct 16 A large group of about 5000 Portuguese religious orders expelled from Portugal have found refuge in Spain. They are being housed in convents across provinces, complicating border controls for those not of Spanish origin. Reports say convents and monasteries are fortifying with iron doors and arms stocks. A republican parade occurred this afternoon in the city, passing major streets with calm order.
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Madr
Spain
Portugal
Republic of Portugal
Manuel Sails For Britain As Lisbon Mourning Deepens
Oct. 16 Lisbon reports the Portuguese royal family left Gibraltar aboard the Victoria and Albert and Regina Elena for Portsmouth and Spezia. Crowned exiles included King Manuel and Queen Amelie with the Queen Dowager Maria Pia, amid royal salutes and national anthems. Funerals for Rear Admiral Reis and Prof. Bombarda drew massive crowds and a two hour cortege. Decrees to abolish the peerage, council of state, noble titles, and to banish the Braganza dynasty are slated for tomorrow.
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Gibraltar
Manuel
Amotie, l
Duke of
Victoria
Portsmouth
Speala
Italy
Piza
Lisbon
Reis
Barbarda
Portugal
Il Bombarda
House of Peers
Council of State
Weather conditions and tropical disturbance update
The Weather Bureau reports the Gulf disturbance moving westward with the center west of the Florida Keys. Temperatures reach 92 in the northern plains, with a broad area above 80 in the east and south, while fair skies prevail east of the Rockies except Florida rain. Winds vary along coasts, with unsettled east gulf weather and cooler trends toward Tuesday.
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U.S
New England
Middle Rockies
Florida
Rocky Mountains
Pierre
Huron
S. Dak
Rockies
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
America
Wast
East Gulf
Middle Atlantic
Staten
Uppers Mischssippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Louisiana Coset
New Fingland Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
Tide Table And River Shipping Notes For Today
The Tide Table lists high tides at 7 p m and 43 cents as a rate, with low tides at 12 80 a m and 1 08 p m. The River Bulletin reports ships arriving and departing via Potomac and Shenandoah routes, including vessels Arable Celtic Lapland Berdla Southampton Tuntetan Paris Cape Race and Captn Wilhelm with arrivals from New York London Glasgow Rotterdam and more, along with sailings to and from Liverpool and Plymouth.
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New York
Arable
Liverpool
Queanstone—Celtic
Dover
Lapland
Gibraltar
Berdla
Southampton
Tuntetan
Kabapigh Ce
Johna
N. F
Cortharinian
Glasgow
Moatres Stele
London
Gore Jean
Tisifax
Craptucs
Rotterdam
Sroner
York
Bremen
Plymouth
Monony
Minneapolis
Montreal
Campania
More Aid for Horses at American Humane Conference
Delegates at the first American International Humane Conference pledged to push Congress representatives for an investigation into Capital horses in Washington. They expressed shock at the thin, poor condition of the animals and urged national action, noting Washington belongs to all Americans and foreigners should not see such sights.
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Carto Ashington
Congress
William ©. Billiman
Albany
United’ States
Washington
United States
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Fairbanks
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R. S. Howard
Washington Gas Ligl
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Kensington, Ma
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Washington Post
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Potomac and
Shenandoah
Humane Conference
Topham’s
F Street
Jersey
Price
Washington Dairy Co
la. Ave
Christian Xander
7Th St
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F. G. Smith Piano Co
Avenue
Berkeley
Fathers Stanton
Healy
St. Dominic's Church
Father Healy
Pthe
S. Goldheim & Sonsih Sra A
Parole Mover
Capitol
Nate E Nera Pearle
Ranche Highlands
Dupont Circle
U. 8, Realty Company
7Th and Pa. Are
John F. Ellis & Co
Penna, Ave
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Wanhington
Clatriet of
Colombia
Marrlesd
People's Drug Store
Enon
Yenacrneck Aatth& Pa
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Virginia
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Washington Loan and Trust Company
Harry i. Meem
Harry
Darling
Painigss Priess
Tvaretec
MHS
Keightly
Byron
Adams
Resiz
Weswen
Reid
Baker Photographic
Ballantine
Newark
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Shoemaker Co
DR. White
Ave
Immlburn, Reister & CO
Waghington
D.C
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