Atlantic Deeper Waterways Meet Elects Officers in Providence
Richmond reports show J Hampton Moore reelected president and Addison Burke as secretary treasurer at the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association session. The group backs a North Carolina to Virginia canal and a Delaware peninsular sea level canal, citing safety gains and fuel savings.
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Providence
R. I
J Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Addison M Burke
Fitchmond
United States
Anthony Higgins
Delaware
New England
Brewster Higgins
Canada
Teeming
North Carolina
Virinti
Delaware Peninsular
New Jersey
War Department
Belmont
Corporation 18
Cape Cod Canal
Maine
Chesapeake
North ‘Carolina
O . Austin
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Atlantic
Gulf
Wils L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Austin
Atam J. F Pothter
Rhode Island
Charley Huber Clark
Pennesylvania
James A’ Goulden
New York
Harvey M. Dickson
Virginia
P A Stovall
Georgia
Birman P. Burton
Reuben Foster
Maryland
Samuel B. Perry
Lloyd E Chamberlain
Massachusetts
Oliver Guildersleave
Connecticut
Richmond
Oyster Season Opens With First Cargo Arriving
The oyster salon opened yesterday as tradition holds that oysters are edible after September. Captain Ellis, a Chesapeake Bay boatman, delivered the season’s first cargo to the Seventh street wharves at Gaslight. He is famed for bringing in the season’s first shipment to Washington. This year the catch is larger due to strict wardens enforcing Potomac River laws. Crates priced from 125 to 159 dollars per gallon at the wharves.
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Hallie
Ellis
Chesapeake Bay
Gaslight
Elis
Washington
Tlackistone Island
Potomac River
May release distillery bond offered in court
Government likely to accept bond from Capital Supply Company to release the distillery plant at Fifteenth Street Southeast seized for illicit distilling. Bond must equal full plant value with approved sureties and include a hog and livestock food-use provision if capacity exceeds 150 gallons daily. No objections expected to government accepting a mutually agreed sum instead of confiscation.
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Capital Supply Company
District Supreme Court
Fifteenth Street
Humber
Korean Legation Sold to Japanese Envoy in DC Deal
The transfer of the Korean kingdom to Japan echoes in Washington as ex-Emperor Ye Huing signed a deed in Seoul on June 29 1910 transferring the Korean legation home at 1500 Thirteenth Street NW to Baron Yasuya Uchida the Japanese ambassador. Witnesses include M Komike and Cho Min Hein, with Ozro C Gould recording the acknowledgment. The purchaser is Horace K Fulton and no consideration is noted.
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Deeda
Coolumbia
Yasuya Uchida
Thirteenth Street
Korea
Ye Huing
Seoul
M. Komike
Cho Min Hein
Ozro C. Qould
United States
Horace K Fulton
Udaida
Dozen Hurt In Erie Smash Near Newark Station
Twelve injured in a collision on the Erie railroad near Bloomfield avenue station just outside Newark. A passenger train struck a coal train on a spur, telescoping cars and trapping riders. none are expected to die, though Mrs. Pettit of Bloomfield is among the seriously hurt.
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Penn
Washington Post
New York
Erie
Bloomford Avenue
Newark
Papal Envoy Arrives in Quebec for Eucharistic Congress
Cardinal Vincent Van Nutelli, envoy of Pope Pius X, arrives in Quebec aboard the Empress of Ireland for the international Eucharistic congress to be held in Montreal starting September 6. A crowd of over 10 000 greets him on the Chateau Frontenac terrace, with dignitaries including Cardinal Logue and Father Vaughan, and Canada represented by Sir Charles J. Murphy. The legate will visit Ste Anne de Beaupre before continuing to Montreal. the congress opens September 7 at St James Cathedral under Mgr Bruchesi with Cardinal Gibbons expected in Montreal Monday night.
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Cardinal Vincent Vannutelli
Pops Pils X
Montreal
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Father Vaughan
France
England
Scotland
Belgium
Chateau Frontenac
Charles J. Murphy
Lady Grey
King's Wharf
Canada
Mgr. Begin
Pope
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
St. James
Mgr. Brucchesi
Cardinal Gibbons
Camp Scene Realistic in Saks Window
Decorator Joseph Aarons creates a hunting season camp display in Saks window. A canvas tent sets a campfire under giant oak trees, with stuffed owls hawks and other birds and animals in the background. The scene cost several hundred dollars and took about 26 hours to complete.
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Saks & Co
Joseph Aarons
Backa
Labor Leaders to Address Wheeling Meeting
Sam De Nedrey secretary of the Central Labor Union will depart Washington on Saturday for Wheeling West Virginia where he will give the principal address to the Ohio Valley trades and labor organizations on Monday afternoon He will also speak to Wheeling labor unionists Sunday afternoon and address the trades council of the city Samuel Gomera president of the American Federation of Labor left the first of the week for Kansas City to take part in the Labor Day celebration Monday.
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Sam de Nedrey
Wheeling
W. Va
Central Labor Union
Washington
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Organizations
Trades Council
Samuel Gomera
American Federation of Labor
Kansas City
General Wood to Confer With Taft on Army Matters at Beverly
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, chief of staff, departs Washington for Beverly to meet President Taft regarding several important army matters. He will return by the end of the week.
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Wood
Beverly
Leonard Wood
JT. S. A
Taft
Washington
KAISER REVIEWS GARRISONS AT BERLIN S ANNIVERSARY SPECTACLE
Emperor William I presided over a grand autumn review at Tempelhof field marking the Sedan anniversary with about 30 000 Berlin troops and foreign spectators. American guests included Myron Herrick and Mrs Herrick Henry Taft and Mrs Taft, plus embassy officers and military attache Capt Bhartle. Foreign dignitaries such as Izzet Pasha and Gen Sir Ian Hamilton attended while Roosevelt’s recent Berlin visit was noted in talks with Taft and Herrick.
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Tempelhof
Potadam
Sedan
William I
Napoleon III
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Taft
William
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Mendoza's Choice Elects Panama's New President
Panama City Sept 1 Constante Arosemena was elected president by the national assembly. The session opened with Acting President Mendoza's message which praised cordial foreign relations and made no reference to the United States断. Arosemena, a Liberal, heads the municipal council and is connected to Senor Arosemena, former minister to the U.S. The other new vice presidents are Dr Ciro Arriola and Elisio Ocana.
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Constantine Arosemena
Ciro Arriola
Elisio Ocana
Mendoza
United States
Senor Mendoza
Senor Arosemena
Nberal
Urriola
Paris
The
Republic
C. C. Arosemena
Public Debt Stays On Even Keel Amid Wide Receipts
The August report shows total receipts of 4.9 million and disbursements near 58.5 million, keeping the treasury in the black with a working balance of about 26 thousand. National bank notes rise to 717 million, with 7,184 banks now in operation and capital surpassing 1.0 billion.
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United States Treasury
Panama Canal
National Bank
Telya
Middle West
Treasury
Far West
Prof Chamberlain Buried In City Funeral Rites Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Prof Patrick Chamberlain former city public school teacher proceed from William H Sardo Co 408 H Street Northeast at 8 30 AM The body will go to the Church of the Holy Name for requiem mass Interment follows at Mount Olivet Cemetery He spent 40 years as principal at a Chicago public school and is survived by four nieces Mrs L F Fartalm Mrs A B Long Mrs C A Bjorke and Miss M A Wilson
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William H. Sardo & Co
H Street
Church of the Holy Name
Masa
Mount Olivet
Chamberlain
Chicago
L. F.fartalm
Abe Long
C. A.bjorke
M. A. Wilson
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