Trade plan aims to shift U S coast traffic to Europe
Adrian H Boole of Washington, an incorporator of a $15 million concern, announces a proposed transcontinental air and steamship route to boost Panamanian and South American trade. The plan envisions Panamanian freight, Pacific coast services, and new liners to strengthen U S commerce with Europe and the Atlantic. The statement, made last night, cites efforts to move U S business toward Europe and develop South American ports and shipping links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian H Boole
Washington
Europe
Cr Strumier
Torau
Panimea
Ameran
Adnars Flo
Atlanta
Pathe Transpertt
United Star
Hiraga sails for Alaska from Seattle aboard Admiral Trimsen
Commander Tekutru Wirsa naval attaché to the Japanese embassy in Washington accompanied Vlashe aboard the steamship Admiral Trimsen for a trip to Alaska. The voyage, described as a planning stop, was discreet and no formal dispatches accompany the journey.
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Seattle
Tekutru Wirsa
Washington
Rnipsen
Miaga
Toxo
Alaska
Shipping consultant predicts cheaper food costs and new steamship line
A modern transport leader plans to tour the Atlantic coast to promote a new steamship service and potential routes. The move aims to cut costs for foodstuffs and expand commerce via modern ships on planned schedules.
Mystery of missing girl unresolved. police probe
Police still search for Florence Cochran missing for a year from Carron county. They report a man named Sullivan, a married 4 year old with a wife and child in Maryland, was identified by a clerk in a marriage license filing and questioned. Authorities continue investigations as questions remain about her fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cochin
Violloa
Lutherwood
Washington
Sullivan
Charles
Carron County
Florence Cochrane
Maryland
Theny
LICENSED TO MARRY In Philadelphia area notices a list of names and venues
A fragmented notice lists individuals tied to a marriage license event with scattered place names and dates, mentioning Philadelphia area entities and several personal names in a ceremonial notice style. The legible fragments suggest a formal wedding licensing record with multiple names and potential dates, set in a historical local context.
Health Office Record of Ward and War Children
Fragmented health notes list wards and names including Vyaiea Jepkinsen and Mor Jepkinsen, with references to hospital facilities The text records deaths and admissions at multiple hospitals and mentions ages and relationships among patients, including several women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepkinsen
Marrair
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Listing
Funeral directors and embalmers listed with multiple firms and chapel locations in Washington area. Includes names such as William Lee, John R Wright Co, Harvey's Sons, James T Clements Sons, Sardo & Co, Thos Serjeon, Hindle, Pumphrey & Son, Costello, Geier's Sons, Speare, Zarhorst with addresses on Ninth Street NW, Fourteenth Street NW, F Street NW, and Capitol locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee
Almer
Commedions Chavel
Woden
Yndeet
Visania
John R Wright CO
Imiamur
Caapstom
Teane North
R F. Harvey's Sons
Fusehal
Fourteenth ST
Hindle
W. R Pumphrey & Son
FUNDA
Frank Geier
Sevfath
R Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank
GEO
Taft aides plot overhaul of next campaign leadership
Friends and political advisers urge a new approach for Taft’s renomination with Postmaster General Hitchcock depicted as ousted. William Loeb is groomed to head a national committee split with insurgents and Roosevelt wings aligning to support Taft after December White House talks.
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Ood
Beverly Ways
Friends
Politi
Taft
Iambk
Yand
Colector
Wiliam Loeb
New York
Hittchcock
Miitchcock
White House
Mitsichcock
Slitchcock
Tout
Collector Loeb
Loeb
Rooseval
Roosevelt
Germany Answers France in Morocco Negotiations
Berlin and Paris report progress in Franco German talks on the Moroccan dispute and a proposed European accord. Officials note a German counter proposal seeks strong guarantees on Moroccan economic interests and careful technical guidance before any treaty can be signed. Turmoil in Stettin fears a banking run recedes as confidence grows in cautious diplomacy.
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Berlin
McCambon
Ambrogador Und Herr von
Stettin
Prussia
France
Germany
Todas i Faris
Pari
Analets
Temps
Otice
Ship Tucapel Wreck Claims 32 Lost Near Quiloa
A Chilean steamer Tucapel wrecked near Quilca on an uncharted rock ledge about 12 miles south of Lima. Telegram reports total drownings at 320 with the captain, first and second officers, 20 crew members, and nine deck passengers among the lost. Some survivors were saved as the vessel struck the reef off Quilca.
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Fama
Peru
Quiloa
Rees
Quilca
Lima
Glanders Survivor Dies at Home in Stafford County
Frederick County dated report states Stafford survivor Stafford Combs, once treated for glanders in a Washington hospital last summer, died yesterday of Brights disease at his Stafford County home. He left a widow, one son, one daughter, a sister, and two brothers.
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Vrederickeburg
Yai
Stafford Combs
Washington
Stafford County
al Ypars
Sinter
Laurier Seeks Reciproc ity Endorsement in Ontario
Sir Wilfrid Laurier campaigns across Ontario addressing large meetings at Alexandria Volture Stratford Sudbury and Windsor Linega amid signs of strong support for reciprocity. A leading bookmaker places odds at 8 to 5 that Conservatives fail to win while 264 farmers, prominent in their localities, declare they will forsake party allegiance to back reciprocity. Liberal opponents are mainly city manufacturers and middlemen.
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Toronto
Wilfrid Laurier Fe
Ontario
Alexandria
Volture
Stratford Sudbury
Windsor
Harmon Aids Boomers Move to Promote Harmon Plan
A chaotic press campaign from the Harmon Presidential Bureau targets Governor Harmon’s Ohio record. The misrouted appeals claim federal waste of 300 billion annually and quote former Senator Aldrich, while a misprint adds three ciphers to the figure. The piece blames mismanagement and shows party promotion under the Ohio Democratic News Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Gov Harmon
Ohio
Ghiolis
Washington
Senate
Harmon
Ten Hurt In Auto Mishap In North Carolina
A Wilmington dispatch reports Miss Jane Stewart daughter of a prominent citizen sustained serious injuries after an automobile party struck a Norfolk Southern locomotive at a crossing in New Bern. Six others including three sisters and Mrs Burriss suffered minor injuries as the car skidded and overturned on the Castle Haynes turnpike four miles from the city. Burriss was pinned and suffered a broken leg and possible internal injuries. Willie Smith the chauffeur lost teeth. Roberta Brady Tila Brady and Mrs John Hewett were among the other occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Newbern
Jane Stewart
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Sarah
Burriss
R H Brady
Castle Haynes
Burrias
Willie Smith
Roberta
Tila Brady
John Hewett
Taft Busy On Speeches Plans Hartford Trip For Peace
President Taft plans a Hartford visit to lunch with Gov Baldwin and attend a speech on peace at the fair grounds before returning to Beverly for dinner. Attorney General Wickersham joins, with Nagel to visit Marion Mass. Taft’s days begin early as he refines talks for his Western tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Mass
Taft
Hartford
Conn
Gov Baldwin
Delker
Fair Grounds
Beverly
Wickersham
Bodton
Marion Mass
Nagel
Nantucket Shoals
Dr Baker
Redax
Maine
Taftin
Aom Todat
Miopia
HO Hilton
Ieft
Hoilton
Myopia
United States
Wilson Says Taft Writ Win At Denver Opening
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson declared there is no question about Taft’s renomination and reelection as he arrives in Denver for the Standley dam and irrigation project formal opening set for tomorrow. He emphasized the certainty of Taft’s national campaign prospects amid the dam initiative event.
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Denver
Calo
LAW WILL WIN BAILEY Statesman and Texas seat battle ahead
The piece reports Senator Joseph W. Bailes plans not to seek re election. It praises his constitutional law credentials and independence while noting Texas Democrats spar with his tariff stance and calls for potential successors. Bailes may practice law in Washington or New York, with a high stakes Texas fight anticipated for his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Bailes
Texas
Bailes
Senate
Bailey
Congress
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Reciprocity Called Sham by Insurgent Leader Denouncing Measure
In Lincoln on Sept near the state fair, Morrie Denounced reciprocity as a gold brick and a sham before about 3000 farmers. Representative George W. Norris opened his campaign to succeed Senator Brown, arguing reciprocity benefits banks, railroads, and manufacturers, not farmers, and would deny them fair deals. Secretary Wilson defended the measure as it faced strong farmer skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie
Lincoln
George W. Norris
House
Congress
Taft
Wilson
Norris
Brown
Solons Displease Bailey Quits Public Life Texas
In Gainesville Texas on September 6 Senator Bailey announced retirement with an emphatic irrevocable statement. He hinted at practicing law in New York City after his term, signaling a major shift in Texas politics as Bailey and anti Bailey factions have long shaped legislative and electoral outcomes. A July primary will choose his successor with candidates including Gov Colquitt former Gov Campbell Col Jake Wolters Thomas Ball Randall Cone Johnson and Judge Poindexter.
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Bailey
Texas
Senate
Senator Bailey
National Capital
New Yorker
Lyceum
Mr Baileys
Randell
Campbell Gov
Colguitt
Thomas H Ball
Jacob Wolters
William Poindexter
Washington
Ball
Gaineville
Tex
Batley
New York City
Austin
United States
Randall
Cone Johnson
Wiliam Poindexter
Panama Minister Resents Proxy Wedding Publicity
Dr Belisario Porras, Panama's minister to the United States, protested heavy press coverage of his proxy marriage to a Costa Rican lineage member in San Jose. He could not attend, so a close friend acted in his stead, signing papers and sending them to the bride. He expressed willingness to release details after his bride arrives and urged privacy. The ceremony included the standard marriage rites with the friend pledging for Porras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belisario Porras
Panama
United States
San Jose
Costa Rica
Dr Porras
Porras
Washington
Poem that Saved Webb Life Turns Governor's Mind
In Portland Oregon on September 6 a newspaper poem, not petitions or tears, secured Jesse P Webb’s life by moving Governor West to commute his hanging. Frank L Stanton’s Songs of the Soul is credited with this outcome, the poem urging mercy where others failed.
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Portland
Jesse P .Webb
Gov West
Webb
Frank L
Bill Jones
Fourists Leave Tonight After Washington Visit
A group of young visitors from St Louis Star prize tour depart tonight to return home. Highlighted by Mount Vernon and Congressional Library tours, the trip spans multiple cities since August 20. Passengers include Mrs Newman Mrs White Mrs McBride and several Misses and Messrs such as Katherine Morris Edna Mortimer Elia Hudson L McGrath and J C Campbell.
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Washington
St Louis Star
Stews
Lake Champlain
New York
Phiadelphia
Atlantic City
Newman
White
W B McBride
Suineman
Katherine Morris
Clara Morris
Edna Mortimer
Elia Hudson
Katherine Hagerty
Fannie Midale
Carr
Jennie Price
E Brown
Agnes Woods
Helen Bohannon
Schenk
Ll Bollinger
Prine
A L Sharkey
Helen Dietzier
Josephine Adank Messrs
E C Miler
J. C. Campbell
and L McGrath
New Mayor Chosen After Town Hall Truce in Glen Echo
Former mayor Witkowski resigns amid town council clashes. John A. Garrett says fight ended, new mayor Hone takes over as Glen Echo seeks water improvements. Witkowski files claim to half the court-ordered funds and vows suit if denied. Postmistress confirms letter of resignation reportedly not received.
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Justice Reading
Rockville
Collins
Bowie Waters
Glen Echo
John A. Garrett
Witkowski
J Hone
John A Garrett
Find Real Aborigine in California Report
Anthropologists from the Lunersits of California announce discovery of a last known uncon taminated aborigine. They secured over 300 words of his language on phonographic records and expect to complete vocabulary within a week. The man, termed Ishi, was found near Oroville after fleeing forest fires while attempting meat theft.
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San Francisco
Lunersits
California
Orovine
Sierras
Walsh Seeks Parole From Leavenworth Banker's Hearing
Chicago September. An application for the parole of John R Walsh former Chicago banker from the Federal penitentiary at Leavenworth will be presented to the federal board of parole when it meets in that city September 12. Attorneys for Mr Walsh are at work preparing papers and expect the hearing will yield immediate parole. The United States district attorney requests dimissal of remaining indictments against the prisoner. He has served one third of a five year term.
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Chicago
John R Walsh
Federal
Leavenworth
Hans
Federal Board of Parole
Walsh
United States District Attorney
Prioner
Movements of Ocean Steamers List of Transatlantic Voyages
A sequence of sailing movements shows numerous ocean steamers leaving Southampton, Liverpool, or New York bound for Boulogne Rotterdam Antwerp and other ports. Vessels include sRRITH Plymouth Leivs Amsterdam ex Newark, Queenstown Carovia, Antwerp Finland ex New York, Glasgow Furnessia ex New York, Marreille Germania ex New York, Majette ex New York, Cape Race New York from Southampton, La Sayote from Hare for New York, and Cedre from Liverpool for New York with dock expectations around noon Saturday and approximately 2 pm local times. Additional sailing details mention Sable Island Mauretania from Liverpool to Near Friday.
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Srrith Plymouth
Lievs Amsterdem
Newark
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Queenstown
Carovia
Lark
Antwerp
Finland
New Ork Glagow
Furnessia
New York
Marreille
Germania
New
Yerk
Southampton
Kromprinzesein Cerie
Majette
Alportie
Cape Race
la Sayote
Hare
Sar York
Cedre
Liverpool
Sable Island
Mauretania
Near & m
Lawsuit Filed Over Reported Meeting Letter
Baltimore Sept 6 The Rev Philip Sidersky a Baltimore missionary filed suit for $1000 against Rev Charles Russell of Brooklyn after a letter about a Washington meeting, published in the Jewish Exponent Philadelphia on Debius vy 10, allegedly defaming Sidersky and naming him as connected to a street preacher. The suit arises from the publication and alleged misrepresentation of the meeting.
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Baltimore
Philip Sidersky
Charles Russell
Brovkivn
Washington
Sidershy
Siiershy
Jewish Voluine Journal
Refuse To Back Strike Delays Action At Illinois Central
Mmneaga September 4. Members of the International Association of Machinists debated sanctioning a strike of Federated Shop workers at the Illinois Central Taukaid Company. The international committee deferred definite action until the IAM executive board could be consulted. Protests arose over handing authority to federation reps, and telegraphed leaders were to arrive Sunday. No strike is expected.
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Mmneaga
Imaleda
Nimo Central
P J Conhn
International Association of Machinists
Stem Federation
Gmef O Connell
Capt Joseph Loughran Dead at 70 in Philadelphia Area
Capt Joseph Loughran aged 70, a veteran who served with Wit Carson and long in government service, died last night at his son’s home on Anthony Street Southeast. He was a former chief examiner of the board of review pension office and a member of the Wit Carson post. Survived by his wife, two sons Patrick H and Joseph L Loughran Jr, and two daughters Mrs Charles Philips of San Francisco and Mrs John Mbler of Philadelphia.
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Joseph Loughran
Wit Carson
Oatebrs
Anth Street
Loughran
Board of Review Pension Office Fc
Hit Carson Post
This City
Charles Philips
San Francisco
John Mbler
Phiadelphia
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Hy Panis
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Roy
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Tkre
M. J. Falvey
Tlanti Transport Compani
Balti
Seaierdas
Char
Cremit
Mak Hurman
Pelitelphia
Wiliam
Wilam
Nina Furr
Willie Rokerees
Woliam
oHeger
Bate
Millads
Mary
Rosen
Wernie Dent
Dan
Eula
Leesharg
George
Health Office Record
Maria Lo Wather
Sears Emi
Tumbia Hospital
Sears
Iward
Hannah
Gertie Cort
Mwibar Ff
Prsident
Hitchcock
Paris
The
Tucapel
Glanders
Tokalon Wine CO. ix. Mmos
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Farmers
Ohioan
Columbus Bureau
Ohios
Democratic News Bureau
Columbus
North Carolin
Law
Statesman
Committee On Finance
Texas Statesman
Committee On Privileges and Elections
J.grimer
Cummins
Monetary Commission
Owen
Arizona
Arena
Baile
M. Bailey
Bing
Culberson
Culberson and
West
Woodrow Wilson
Solons
Jesse P. Webb
St. Lows
Rome
Stone & Fairfax, Inc
New York Ave
New York Avenue
C. T. Russell
Quusam I C Federation
Cologr
Wairi
Jewlers
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
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