Miss Alice Roosevelt Denies Baseless Rumors of Proposals
The Pacific Siberia arrived from Yokohama in ten days ten hours, breaking a trans Pacific record. Miss Alice Roosevelt and notable passengers traveled to Oakland then east toward Chicago. She denied dating tales and a marriage proposal from the Sultan of Sulu, praising the voyage and air of American hospitality. Harriman noted Japan’s progress and future links with the United States through cooperative commerce.
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San Francisco
Pacific Steamship Company
Amer Siberia
Alice Roosevelt
United States
Newlands
Mevada
Warren
Longworth
Ohio
H. T. Allen
Philippine Constabulary
H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Company
R. P. Schwerin
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Mabel Boardman
Washington
Amy McMillan
Detroit
Midh
Tokyo Kisen Kaisha Japanese Steamship Line
Orient Fast Time
Pacific
Siberia
Yokohama
Korea
Vancouver
Roosevelt
Orient
No Light On Smallwood Case Says Local Constable
Constable Thomas EH Garrison of Hyattsville examined the white female infant remains found in the Palmt branch at Lakeland by the Carrolls of College Park. He said discovery offers no light on the Smallwood case and would wait for coroner’s Hancock decision before resuming inquiry. The infant’s body was buried near the colored Presbyterian Church in Lakeland. inquest preparations were under way with a secret hearing planned for 10 o'clock this morning.
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Thomas EH. Garrison
Hyattsville
Palmt
Lakeland
W. C. Carroll
College Park
Smallwood
Hancock
Colored Presbyterian Church
Younger Sousa Weds Son of Bandmaster Marries Daughter of New York Man
New York October 23 At the Church of the Blessed Sacrament today John Philip Sousa Jr son of the bandmaster and Miss Irene Adams daughter of Willam Adams and niece of John Adams merchant were married The wedding followed their meeting at Shelter Island a year ago Sousa is a Princeton graduate and has worked with his father in business
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New York
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
John Philip Sousa, Jr
Irene Adams
Willam Adams
John Adams
Miss Adams
Mr. Sousa
Shelter Island
Princeton
Mrs Burroughs Located After Escape From St Elizabeths
Mas Sylvester, superintendent of police, learned Mrs Maria M Burroughs who escaped from St Elizabeths last April is in Plattsburg New York and again in trouble. A letter from Plattsburg Chief A R Connors notes she arrived July with an eldery woman claiming to be her mother and used the name Mrs Burrs. She was arrested in September for destroying rented furniture and later committed to St Lawrence State Hospital for the Insane. She had prior bouts of violence, including an incident at a boarding house on Four and a Half Street and a long bowie knife scene. She disappeared April 26 after gaining grounds passage at the asylum.
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Mas. Sylvester
Marcia M. Burroughs
St. Elizabeth's
Plattsburg
O’brien
Parham
Ale
St. Elizabeth’s Asylum
Anxious Over Settling On Capitol Street Tunneling Route
Residents observe sunken pavement along the tunnel route near the Library of Congress and First Street as depressions widen. Engineers acknowledge the issue while crews rope off sections and place red lights, recalling a past sewer tunnel cave-in near the area.
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Library of Congress
First Street
Senate
Bose
General Haines Auto Sale Man Misappropriated Funds
John E Woods, 34, is jailed on embezzlement charges after Gen Peter B Haines A S A of Stoneleigh Court alleged Woods sold Haines old automobile for 375 and kept the proceeds. Woods admitted guilt at police HQ but promised repayment. A hearing is set at Police Court today.
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John EH. Woods
Peter BE. Haines
Stoneleigh Court
Woods
Gell
Gen. Haines
Gen.Haites
Pitadenrhouse
Runaway carriage injures Mrs. Goodhart at Capitol front
Mrs. BH H Goodhart of Clarendon Maryland suffered three broken ribs two teeth knocked out a fractured forearm and head injuries after a horse driven carriage jumped a curb in front of the Marine Hospital at the Capitol plaza. Miss Beala M Kanouse and driver Oliver Gardner were bruised. An ambulance took her to Casualty Hospital. A contractor Thomas W Scott reported his gold watch stolen at Eleventh Street SE.
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Capitol
BH. H. Goodhart
Clarendon
Beala M.' Kanouse
G Street
Oliver Gardner
Marine Hospital
Thomas W. Scott
Eleventh Street
Thirteenth
Six Hundred Strong A United States Realty Campaign
The United States Realty Company launched a three year campaign to develop a large Pennsylvania avenue property aiming for one thousand interested investors. The effort exceeded expectations with over six hundred already involved and sales expansion across the country. Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina investors sent checks. upon treasury stock sales the company will have over $100,000 for property improvement.
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United States Realty Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Florida
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Treasury
Ogrex
Ee den Raeden
Randi Ighlanda
Plans outlined for Prince Louis visit by Admiral Evans
Admiral Evans prepares for Prince Louis of Battenberg to visit America in November. From Annapolis to New York, a round of official receptions dinners and entertainments is planned, with the White House welcome and a British Embassy dance. The aim is a memorable two weeks of state and social gatherings across Annapolis Washington and New York.
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Credsh
Prince Louig of
Battenberg
United States
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
New York
Robley D. Evang
Prince Henry
Prussia
America
Washington
White House
Mortimer Duran
Embasely
Bards
Ann&polly Navy Yard
Frederick D. Grant
Admiral Evans
United States Navy
Hans
Navy
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Great Britain
Atlantic
Gibraltar
Prince Louis
Quebec
Geat
Canada
St. John's
Newfoundland
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Evernd’ Fiset
Severn
Bay
Capes
Bronvdn
A Evans
St. George Society
Prince Louis Visit to New York Naval Events Announced
Rear Admiral Coghlan will open with a reception at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and a Governors Island luncheon hosted by Gen. Grant. A grand Naval Academy dinner follows, with tours of West Point arranged by Attolrat Evans. The New York Chamber of Commerce, Mayor McClellan, and Dreamland at Coney Island host events as the prince and staff tour naval yards and attend balls aboard the Drake before departure.
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New York
Wort Point
Coghlan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Governors Islana
Gen.Grant
Department of the East
Army and Navy
Washington
Naval Academy Aluitin
Naval Academien
Navy Yarta
United States
Army University
Grant
Attolrat Evans
Weat Point
Ant
Robert M. Thompson
Prince Louis
Sante
New York Chamber of Commerce
McCielian
Coney Island
States
Bia
Drake
Prince
Pilgrim Society
America
New York Harbor
Gibraltar
Basex
Bedford
Berwick
Cornwall
Cumberland
England
Blaze in Riggs House Kitchen Causes Minor Fire
A small kitchen fire at the Riggs House on Fifteenth and G streets northwest sparked 6 am alarm. Hot ashes from the stove fell to the floor, guests and staff formed a bucket brigade, fire apparatus arrived, and damage remained slight as occupants returned to their rooms.
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Riggs House
No Coercion of Cuba in Treaty Discussion
Washington states it has never questioned Cuba's right to negotiate with Great Britain or any foreign nation. When Cuba sought United States opinion on the Anglo Cuban treaty, officials outlined disadvantages for Cuba, noting such an agreement would bar further commercial concessions from the republic.
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Japan
Qhinag
United States
Cuba
Washington
Great Britain
Republic
Weather Conditions October 28 1906 Report
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes a westward moving disturbance from the Southwest bringing rain and showers to Nebraska Kansas Missouri and the Arizona New Mexico and Southern Colorado regions with warmer and colder trends across various areas. A separate system in the north brings rain to the Lower Lake and northern Upper Lake regions with a broader eastward spread overnight Tuesday through Wednesday. Local readings include midnight to 6 pm temperatures ranging from 40s to mid 50s with varying humidity and rainfall data.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Lower Lake
Upper Lake
Ontario
Ahowers
Washton
Tueslay
Atetea
Miasinaippi Valley
Hocky Mounteipa
Oho
Leko
Valleya
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
West Gulf
Grand Banks
P.m. O Howe
Maxhine
Atheviile
N. C
Atlanta
Gertantic Cry
Boston
Wass Omahe
Nebr- Fitteburg
Potomac
ShenayGosh
Cigar
Taft Unperturbed By Ohio Speech On Rail Policy
Secretary Taft remained calm after his Akron remarks defending the railroad rate program and backing the Republican machine in Cincinnati. He denied personal presidential ambitions, stating he is not a candidate and has no plans for 1998. Taft joined the Ohio trip to defend Roosevelt’s railway policy and aid Gov. Herrick, acting from duty and party loyalty.
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Ohio
Akron
Taft
War Department
George B. Cox
Cincinnati Machine
Mr. Taft
Herrick
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Woraker
Herrick and Dick decline to discuss Taft speech
Governor Herrick and State Chairman Dick refused to comment on Secretary Taft's harsh remarks about Cincinnati leader Cox. The pair, leaving Cleveland for Dayton, said they would not speak on another Republican's campaign speech and indicated Republican leaders should not discuss Taft's Akron remarks.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
Taft
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Akron
Dayton
Herrick
Senator Dick
Taft speech silence shocks Cincinnati readers
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati Ohio reports surprise in local circles over The Times Star failure to print part of Secretary Tafts Akron speech condemning Cox and his organization. The paper owned by Charles P Taft has previously highlighted the War Secretarys remarks.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Times Star
Taft
Akron
Cox
Charles P. Taft
Synod Ousts Rev F W Moot For Speculations
The Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church terminated relations with Rev F W Moot former pastor of St Pauls Church Washington D C now at Cobleskill N Y where he is in business Moot suspended two years ago and censured for alleged debts unresolved A resolution calls for return of ordination papers and potential revocation if not returned by the next meeting Also adopted condemnations target ministers and laymen in questionable investments and a note on synod standing committees and ecclesiastical history duties
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Washington
Cumberland
Maryland
Fr. W. Moot
Moot
Causa
Kuhlman
Tee Ray Nets
Reson
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Lulu
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Sousa
Frances Benjamin Johnston
Alich Roosevelt
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Eadaghe
GEN. Haines’ Auto
John E. Woods
Reyal
Bis Heanor
Chesapeake
Evans
Prince Louis Ell
Evahe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ryan
Ambassador Durand
Dewey
Ann Olia
Xeekey
Sands
Eupery
Academy
Christian Xander
Scaphataly
Prica
7Th St
Blaze
Island Republic
War
Dick Mum
SYNOD
MR. Moot
Avellon
Frednéaday
Wilson & Mayers
Lansburgh & Bro
Royal California Mills
Seventh Street
Er. & Son
Droops
Steinway & Other Pianos
Ave
N. W
American Security and Crust Company
Fifeteenth Street
National Capital Brewing CO
St. N.W
Jj. T. Walker Sons
N. We
Justice Stafford
Contry
Stafford
District Supreme Court
Peter Grogan
G Cner
Schwartz & Peltman
Schwartz & Pelzman
Ith Street
J. J. Georges & Son
Igll
Pennsylvania Ave
Hbereon Andrews
William Andre
Noxiat
Willsome Ynan
Oman
Minaks Andrews Clancy
X. W. Cronid
Clark, Davenport & Co
Ith
Fata. Nw
17Th St
Pa. Ave
Commie Chiropodist
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
UTK
McGill & Wallace
Straat
Shoomaker CO
Maia
Aden
W. Stanley Jones
16Th
Gow
Athe
Rome
Dood Huilding
Usth
New Pork Ee
C. A. Westlake
Aste Path
Oopatt
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