Bride's tearful tale wins hubby's release
A Virginia man, 18, charged with carrying concealed weapons, was fined $10 but released on a personal bond after his bride pleaded in court. The young wife tearfully testified he meant no harm, claiming the revolver and brass knuckles were for protection as they planned to return to their country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatke O'Neal
Malyen Husies
Richpateh
Virginia
Muiven
Ehighes
Mursgay
Misa Hare
Vaytor
Telipaich
Tia Howard T House
Eine
Tam
Washington
Root's Movements and Panama Voyage Plans
A cablegram states Secretary Root will arrive at Panama aboard the Charleston on the 28th instant and pass through Colon aboard the cruiser Columbia. The Columbia sails to Guantanamo with marines for Captain Sutherland in West Indian waters, then to Colon to meet Root's party before possible routes to San Francisco or Washington.
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Reor
Panama
Charleston
Colon
New York
Guantanamo
Sutherland
West Indian
Columbia
Fanaa
Colan
Rove
San Francisco
Washington
Cartigeena
Newport News
Snr
Eling Root
Hampton Roads
Root
Charliaton
Pacific Coast
Barome
Pacific Sea
Veterans elect new officers at Grand Army hall meeting
At a tebulan meeting of the council of administration of the Department of the Prcomac, G. A. R. in Grand Army of the Republic Hall, Junior Vice Commander B. F. Graham was elected senior vice commander to succeed the deceased Thomas H. Martin. John S. Walker was elected junior vice commander of the Department of the Potomac and installed by Past Department Commander Newton M. Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Administration of
Department of the Prcomac
Grand Army of the Republic Hall
B. F. Graham
Tommanger
Thomas H. Martin
Jetter
Minneapolis
John S. Walker
Lincoln Post
Special police recommissioned and promotion approved
Samuel Eidstein the poundmaster was recommissioned as a special police mat with Maj. Chen recommending. The Commissioners also approved Private C. C. Estes from class 2 to class 1, carrying no salary increase. Kansas and Colorado irrigation disputes reach the Supreme Court as the Federal government intervenes to reclaim arid lands and divert waters from the Arkansas River. A pearl gray window exhibit by Saka & Co features novelty hats and accessories.
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Samuel Eidstein
Maj.chen
Las. Sylvester
C. C. Estes
Kansas
Cusseau
Supreme Court of the United States
Colorado
Arkansas River
Appeal for Chile Relief Through U S Banks
New York banks join the American Red Cross in promoting the Valparaiso earthquake relief. Twenty New York banks display official Red Cross cards, inviting contributions to the Valparaiso relief fund via payment to Jacob H. Schiff, Red Cross treasurer, with funds to be transmitted to Santiago.
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United States
Valparaiso
State Department
Hicks
Americas
Santiago
Red Cross
Roosevelt
Bren
Chile
Anandalaia
New York
Jacob H. Schift
Red
Si Firth
Labor views defeat of Littlefield in Maine race
American Federation official Frank Mortleon says Republicans cannot make the President an issue in the Maine campaign and that the fight centers on Littlefield’s own record. Morrison notes labor appeal to voters as Roosevelt not an issue, and predicts Littlefield’s defeat to aid labor’s cause.
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American Federation
Frank Mortleon
American Federation of Labor
Lituefela
Morrison
Roosevelt
Littlefield
Maine
House of Representatives
Oil stoves go on rampage across four blazes
Two alarms were turned in within an hour as three oil stoves exploded causing extensive damage. At 490 W street northwest a stove in August Schmidt’s store kitchen exploded after a wind caused the tank to ignite. Loss about 500 dollars. A second stove exploded at 597 Minola Avenue, damaged the adjoining house owned by F. P. Carr, with total loss estimated at 500 and uninsured. A third stove at 15 Florida Avenue, insured, exploded about 5 PM with 150 dollars damage. Fireman T. D. Martin cut his hand on a nail while aiding the blaze.
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August Schmidt
FP. J. Carr
Pe Tne
Thomas W. Fuller
Florida Avenas
T. D. Martin
No. 9 ‘Engine Company
Organize Professional League Formed at Washington Armory
The National League of Professional Basketball Players met at the Washington Infantry Armory on Thursday forming what was described as the strongest organization of its kind. Maj. Porter House was elected president. With the president away, plans were discussed to delay business until his return. Managers favored a structure limiting rough conduct and proposed a specific offense and defense fee outline. The next meeting is set for Monday evening at the Washington Line Infantry Armory.
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National League of
Washington Fight Infentey Armory
Wetland
Maj
Porter House
Shreve
Washington Infantry
Washington Line Infantry Armory
Lawyers Divided Over Duell Successor Race in New York
Local attorneys split into factions over who should replace Associate Justice Duell on the Court of Appeals. Debate centers on patent expertise with calls for a candidate familiar with patent practice and potential picks include Wendell B Stafford and J J Derlington, while Melville Strong and Frederick J Allen are also named in discussions.
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Patent Office
Court of Appeals
Melville Strong
Duell
Différenciar
Wendell B. Stafford
Supreme Court
Furtice Gould
Otertiay
New York
Allen
Cartain
Patent Bar
Justice Duell
Shepard and McComas
Court of Appesta
District of Columbia
Duelt
Beneft
Frederick J. Allen
Doell
Ae Commissioner of
Fatents
Patent Law Association
Jesse IL. Whitarher
Strong
District
Buoys Proposed to Mark Lake Erie Boundary
Officials discuss mapping Lake Erie boundary and placing buoys with a revenue cutter on the line to enforce the demarcation amid dispute over funding and navigation status. Senor Bermudez leaves hospital to recover in Maryland. Coxswain Bekdel commended for rescuing a man and child at Bar Harbor after a canoe capsized.
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Lake ‘Erie
Lake Erie
Murray
Department of Commerce and Labor
Capt
Ross
Revenue Cutter Service
A. A. Bekdel
United States
Cleveland
Newberry
Bar Harbor
Alleged Stabber Held On Bond After Court Hearing
Anthur Frous, described as cowrse, appeared before Judge Mills in Police Court yesterday on assault with intent charges and was held to await grand jury action under a one dollar bond. Tabbs, employed by Washington Brewing Company, faces similar charges after stabbing Timothy Sullivan, a driver, multiple times in the breast at Representative Williamson Appeals. Representative Williamson of Oregon, previously convicted in a state case of conspiring to defraud the government in public lands, presented his case before the U S Supreme Court yesterday on a writ of error at the clerk’s office.
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Anthur Frous
Mills
Tabbs
Washington Brewing Company
Timothy Sullivan
Williamson
Representative Williamson
Oren
Supreme Court of the United States
Ers Iain Mae
Pocahontas Memorial Association Incorporation News
A Pocahontas Memorial Association is incorporated to honor the Indian princess through historical research, preservation of first English colony sites, and erecting a memorial. A 100 member board will govern per year with nine as quorum. founders include Charles C. Glover and about eighty others.
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Pueshootas
Re | Pocahontas Memorial Association
Attom
Pocahottas
Nemispreva
Charles C. Glover
Mary Deana
Jane Randolph Codwire
Mataata Gay
L. McLean
J. T. Gayriseo
Mies Loulge
T. Harrison
Mies Bla L, Dorsey
C. ©. Calhoun
Forsythe Recalls Downing, River Rescue After Siloon Visit
In a Washington hospital, 27 year old Forsythe recounts a frenzied plunge into the river after a downtown saloon visit. He insists he does not remember the fall or any suicidal intent, and notes a complete memory blank from the moments before awakening.
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Forsythe
Hospital
Siloon
Fugitive banker Stensland handed to U S officials
State Department reports cable from Minister Guramerg that fugitive banker and former Milwaukee Avenue Bank of Chicago president Stensland has been turned over to Measure Sceeley and Olsen. Officials debate best method to bring him back to the United States as questions arise about his intent and safety aboard the Glacier voyage.
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Stenslint
Milwaukee Avenue Bank of
Chicago
State Department
Guramerg
Sceeley
Olsen
Brite Stensland
United States
Department
Stensland
Hotwever
America
Storm off Carolina coast worthens distant hurricane fears
Reports from the Weather Bureau describe a furious West Indian hurricane east of the Carolinas, unlikely to reach the coast but causing a general pressure drop and higher temperatures across the region as it tracks toward the Gulf Stream.
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Bueau
Carolings
Mexican Junta in St Louis Protests to Roosevelt
The Mexican junta in St Louis requests U S action to suppress the Mexican Regeneracion newspaper and defends its stance against revolutionary rumors in Mexico. Ambassadors and editors deny anti American sentiment and urge consideration of honest governance for Mexico. The State Department forwards the matter to Justice for possible action against Regeneracion and its publishers.
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Amerium
Thompson
State Department
Mexico
City
Tag
Taraipson
Jjunta Sf
Bén Louis
pabHakes
Thomp
Igon
Dsspatchen
Departiment of Justice
Regeneracion
N'T Department
Louis
Mainet
Sera Oi
Dafayette
I Thompson
Generacion
United States
Sporaonel
Roosevelt
Sarazin
Fant
St. Leute
Theddors ‘Roosmelt
Washington
Diaz
Amy Taley
Clin
Protent
Raleigh Makes Good Speed in Navy Trial
The cruiser Raleigh reported to the Navy Department after a speed test in rough seas near Tokyo Bay. It achieved a maximum 35.5 knots for an hour and averaged about twenty knots, with four hours under natural rest and two hours under forced draft amid a brisk gale.
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Navy Department
Raleigh
Tokyo Bay
Weather conditions and storm risk across the United States
A weather bulletin details general warmth across much of the country with temperatures over 100 degrees in the central regions, particularly the Missouri Valley and Dakotas. It notes light showers in the Tenessee and lower Mississippi Valley, fresh and variable winds along the New England coast, and a forecast of thunderstorms in Tennessee and the East. It also mentions ship routes to the Grand Banks and a prior fire incident at August Schmidt's store caused by a stove used in a summer kitchen.
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US & Dept
Worther Barney
Washington
Fridey
Dakotas
Athantic
Tenemme
Leer
Eldenberg
Eldenberg Tair Weardhy
New England Caast
Tron
Hyte
Baturday
Grand Banks
Navy Secretary Bonaparte Visits Bremerton Cruiser Arrival
Secretary Bonaparte of the navy was notified yesterday of the arrival of the cruiser Poston at the Bremerton Navy Yard. The vessel will be docked and a report will be prepared on the injury sustained when it went aground on Peabody rock in Boxart Strults.
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Bonaparte
Navy
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Toncheon
Poston
Bremerton Navy Yard
Wuek
Peabody Rock
Boxart Strults
Calls Her Incorrigible Marian Wood in Detention Case
Marian Wood a sixteen year old girl from Fifth Street Northwest is in detention as investigators assess her condition. Officials say she appears impaired yet showed marked intelligence. Her mother Charlotte Wood says the girl spent two nights away from home with a friend to avoid parental restraint. A hearing is set for the Juvenile Court today.
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Marian Wood
Charlotte
Wood
Fifth Street
Ani
Marton
Tebetsa
Navy Detention Buildings Bid Opened at Newport
Navy Department plans six new detention buildings at the Newport training station. The facility will house quarters for crews with four living blocks for fourteen men each and a sixth building to contain the cook house laundry and officers quarters. The project aims to observe physical condition and slow the spread of hidden diseases during early station operations.
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Newport
Navy Department
Naval’ Training’ Station
Congres
JB Alldings
Rev Dr John Lee Allison Returns To Gun Jon Temple Pulpit
Reverend Dr John Lee Allison, pastor of Gun jon Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church, has returned from vacation and will occupy his pulpit this Sunday. Mrs Katharine W Guy has filed for absolute divorce from Dan Porney Guy, citing marriage on April 7, 18 at Baltimore and subsequent relocation to the city. The will of Edward August Peterson, filed in probate, leaves the entire estate to his widow Mary C. Petergan, who also serves as executrix. Hugh Quinn of Brooklyn is named as executor, with changes to fill vacancies at Union Hospital and other civic offices. Brig General Dodge to retire. Col Albert S Towar and Col Culver C Suftfen cited as likely successors. The US Revenue Cutter Manning works to salvage the Macchoris from a coral reef, cargo lightening required before refloating.
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John Lee Allison
Gunjon-Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church
Sundey
Katharine W. Guy
D.sult
Dan Porney Guy
Baltimore
Tanaptiey
Arthur Peter
Edward August
Peterson
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Saka & Co
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Senor Bermudez
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