Taft to Review Ships in Atlantic Fleet Parade
President Taft plans to review the Atlantic fleet in New York on November 2 with Secretary Meyer and congressional committees aboard the Dolphin and Mayflower. The schedule shifts include a Wednesday inspection and a Thursday river view as battleships pass by, with a 21 gun salute and pay for sailors aboard.
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New York
Taft
Osterhaus
Reginald F. Nicholson
Meyer
Wednsaday
Navy Department
Senate
House
Secretary of the Navy
Senate Committee
House Committee
Connecticut
Dolphin
Tompkinsville
Hudson
Spuyten Duyvil Creek
Manhattan
Maine
Iowa
Massachusetts
Indiana
Hudson River
Chicago
George von L. Meyer
United States
Lake Bluff
Middle West
Norfolk
Atlantic Torpedo Fleet
Wilkes
Craven
Thomas J. Grant Dies at 63 Educator in Southern Maryland
Thomas J. Grant, 63, a prominent southern Maryland educator and former St. Patrick's High School teacher in Washington, died at his Grantland home after a brief illness from heart failure induced by pneumonia. Survived by his wife and five children, funeral at St. Mary’s Catholic Church Upper Marlboro tomorrow at 10. Requiem mass by Rev. Taola, sermon by Rev. Cunnane. interment Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Marytana
Upper Marlboro
Thomas
Grant
Maryland
Grantland
Here
St. Patrick's High School
Washington
Baltimore
John P. Mattingly
Oxonhill
John S. Ridgeley
Nellie Grant
Charles R. Grant
Washington Loan and Trust Company
T. Carroll Grant
St. Mary's Catholic Church
E. I. Taola
J. A. Cunnane
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Stabbed by Sister's Escort in Bristol Shooting
Marion Wilson, a former Johnson City police officer, stabbed Charles Sellers in Bristol, Tennessee. The wound punctured a lung and Sellers remains in critical condition. Wilson arrived from Appalachia Virginia with Sellers' sister and was arrested after the incident.
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Specter
Washington Post
Bristol
Tenn
Marion Wilson
Johnson City
Charles Sellers
Sellers
Wilson
Appalachia
Paruna Cough Remedy Cited By Patient Parrott
A testimonial from Mr. George Parrott claims Paruna relieved a neglected cough and throat catarrh that worsened to stomach involvement. He describes offensive breath and nausea but states relief after less than two bottles of Peruna.
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George Parrott
Dyspepsia Relief Credited To Peruna In Ontario Letters
A Canadian correspondent from Merritton and another from Aymer relate twenty year battles with dyspepsia and indigestion. After trying many doctors and enduring prostration, they credit Peruna with complete relief from pain restored appetite and regained weight, praising the medicine as marvelous.
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Sidney Wessels
Merritton
Ont
Canada
Abandon Hydroaero Flight at Old Point Comfort
In favorable weather on Chesapeake Bay Naval Lieutenants Ellyson and Towers abandoned their return flight to Annapolis in the hydro aeroplane Triad after a remarkable midweek flight from the Naval Academy to Old Point Comfort. The Triad will be shipped back by freight.
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Point Comfort
Chesapeake Bay
Naval
Ellyson and
Towers
Annapolis
Standish
Naval Academy
Fort Monroe
Academy
Leigh C. Palmer
Navy
Naval Aeronauts
Old Point
Poison mistake ends life in Beaver Creek home
Miss Lorinda F. Zahn died after taking what she believed were salts for medicine at the Beaver Creek residence of Louis P. Doub. An analysis by Dr. J S Davis of Boonsboro found oxalic acid in the bottle. Death occurred within five minutes. inquest deemed unnecessary. She was 4 years old, daughter of the late William C. Zahn.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Laurinda F. Zahn
Louis P. Doub
Beaver Creek
Doub
S&s Davis
Boonsboro
Miss Zahn
Wiliam C. Zahn
Berkeley Escapes Injury After Grounding Incident
Norfolk Va Oct 28 The steamer Berkeley which ran aground yesterday in the James River was floated by wrecking tugs and arrived for today she appears uninjured The Brandon and Ocracoke had been floated earlier
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Norfolk
Berkeley
James River
Brandon
Ocracoke
Flames Damage Schooner George P Hudson in Norfolk
The schooner George P Hudson captained from Norfolk by Thomas was loading coat cargo to Boston when fire broke out early today as the crew slept. The flames were checked with 1000 dollars damage and the crew escaped without injuries.
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Norfolk
George P. Hudson
Thomas
Coat
Boston
Primary Action Forces Indictment Possibility in Maryland
A state attorney notes a grand jury may indict involved politicians as the 1910 primary law strict enforcement unfolds. Rumors assert lists of offenders were sent to file expense statements. officials weigh charges, unsure of outcomes as Maryland faces its first such emergency. Senator Lee once led the push for the law, which Republicans bitterly opposed, and failed to gain the governorship by a narrow margin.
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Grand
Watera
Rockville
Secretary of State
Waters
Maryland
Lee
Storm Hits Carolina Coast From Tropical System
A tropical storm offshore Florida affects North Carolina coast with ships reporting derelicts near Frying Pan lightship. The Seminole pursues a derelict at sea while Prescott and Collins W Walton ride heavy seas near the Cape Fear bar. In Roanoke, L. McCarter faces grand jury after firing four shots at Joseph Simmons in a Roanoke office.
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Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Florida
Piictices
D. H. Fenton
Southport
Cape Fear
Harry Preacott
Charleston
New York
Seminole
Prescott
Collins W. Walton
Roanoke
L. McCarter
Joseph W. Simmons
Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company
Simmons
Union Institute in Church at Hyattsville Maryland
Several hundred attended the Union Sunday School Institute in Hyattsville at First Baptist Church. Representatives came from Prince George county towns including Mount Rainier and Maural. An all day program covered primary work, graded lessons, teacher preparation, adult class organization, missions, and Christian training. A permanent Prince George County Sunday School Association was formed with G. K. Middleton as president and other officers named.
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Princa George's County Sunday School Association
G. K. Middleton
Gerwyn
James A. MacAlwee
Berwyn
C.F. Close
Hyattsville
James M. Hall
Hyatta Ville
Paul &. Herring
William Breln
Riverdale
Boys Give Up Loot in Richmond Stolen Jewelry Case
Raymond Smith aged 16 and Edie Beott aged 12 confessed to stealing watches and jewelry from west Richmond homes. They revealed where items were hidden and will be sent to the reformatory within ten days. Officers recovered nearly $400 in plunder.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Raymond Smith
Edie‘ Beott
GETS-IT Corn Dissolver Promises Quick Relief
A vintage reminder promotes GETS-IT as a harmless corn remedy that attacks corns bunions callouses and warts like a June bug. The ad claims relief in seconds with full effect soon, selling for 25 cents a bottle and available through Chicago company B Lawrence & Co and local Washington retailers.
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B. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Washington
Affinck
Henry Evans
Adrian M.ikiocsséewski
People’s Drug Store
O'Donnell Drug Company
T. Stott
Wood Glass A Virginia Family Outline
Col William Wood Glass, of Winchester Virginia, listed as a member of a distinguished Virginia family whose ancestor was Gen.
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Washington Post
Winchester
William Wood “Glaas
Virginia
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