Hague Split Award in Newfoundland Fisheries Case
The Hague verdict split on seven questions between the United States and Great Britain. The United States carried five points, Britain two, with one dissent from an Argentine judge. Britain concedes most points but loses a key point on coast regulations and U S questions on Newfoundland crews. A later arbitration is noted as likely.
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Great Britain
Hague
Permanent Arbitration Court
United States
Tribunal For Arbitration
Canada
United State
Amecan
Newfoundland
Fom
Argentina
London
United Staes
Hague Tribunal
State Department
Washington
Bolt Kills Youth and His Grandfather in Vermont Shed
In Marion Vermont on a Tuesday afternoon amid a thunderstorm a lightning strike hit a shed where workmen sheltered. It killed William Misher, 23, and his grandfather Listrad Falkner, 60, authorities said.
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Bolt
Marion Vt
William Misher
Listrad Falkner
Digestible Foods for Sickness and Nutrition
The text lists foods that digest quickly and those taking longer. Items like sugar honey rice watermelon apples bananas and tomatoes digest in about one hour to one and a half hours. It notes longer-digesting foods such as dates figs pears and several unclear items. The passage emphasizes choosing easily digested foods aligned with nutritional needs during illness.
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Raheem
Duck
Defendants Qualey and Corbett Plead Not Guilty
Special to the Washington Post reports John A. Qualey and Harvey W. Corbett, indicted for defrauding Mary Nevins Bull of five thousand dollars, appeared with counsel John F. McIntyre before Judge Rosaleky. They also face a second indictment from Leo Kresser of Brooklyn for two thousand eight dollars. Demurrers to all indictments were entered. the Kresser demurrer was withdrawn and pleas were entered. Arguments on the Bull indictment adjourned.
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Washington, Post
New York
John A. Qualey
Harvey W. Corbett
Mary Nevins Bull
Rosaleky
John F. McIntyre
Leo Kresser
Brooklyn
Race Dispute May Reach Supreme Court Over Negro Status
Isabel Wall eight is declared one sixteenth Negro by District Supreme Court ruling prompting parents to oppose sending her to Brookland school. The board of education and superintendent backed the principal, leading to a mandamus petition. Justice Wright ruled the child Negro for school purposes, with an appeal possible to higher court.
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United States Supremes Court
United States
Isabel I. Wall
Stephen Wall
District Suprems Court
Isabel Wall
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Wall
District Court of Appeals
Government Printing Office
Kearney Street
Brookland
Miss Lyttle
Board of Education
Stuart
John Ridout
Staunton C. Peelle
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Funds for Frisco Show Exceeds Billions for Exposition
Sacramento dispatch reports the senate passed two constitutional amendments expanding funds for the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco for 1915. The state tax levy would raise 5 million dollars over four years and a 5 million dollar bond issue is allowed for the city charter. San Francisco already has 97.5 million subscribed, bringing total to 17.5 million to back the congressional bid in December. Assembly expected to approve amendments next morning.
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Sacramento
Cal
Senate
San Francisco
Exposition City
Congress
Assembly
Denies He Is German Spy In Portsmouth Warrant
A warrant was issued for Lieut Helm of the Twenty first Nassau regiment, alleged to be a German spy. Helm was arraigned and remanded to Winchester jail for one week, where he denied the accusation. Also noted is a health update on Solicitor General Lloyd W. Bowers after bronchitis in Boston.
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Portsmouth
Lieut Helm
Twenty-first Nassau
Bowers
Boston
Lloyd W. Bowers
Hotel Touraine
Ocean liner movements from New York and European ports
Maritime news notes several ships sailing from Southampton Hamburg Bremen and Liverpool to New York and other ports. Vessels include New York steamers like Majestic Lusitania and Queenstown Carmania with routes to Naples London and Havre. Dock times reference ships Browhead Cap Rate Amerika and others with estimated arrivals and departures in Atlantic crossings.
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Ocean Stamers
New York
Majestic
Southampton
Lincoln
Hamburg
Botha
Marsaille
Barbarossa
Bremen
Plymouth
Nieuw Amsterdam
Bologné
Rotterdam
Martha Washington
Naples
London
Mesaba
Lupitania
Liverpool
Bluecher
Queenstown
Carmania
Adriatic
Cherbourg
Kronpringessin Cecil
Compania
Queens
Browhead
la Lorraine
Havre
Amerika
Hatiburg
Baturney
Assurance Hearing Extends In Western Rate Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission will extend hearings on freight rate increases for Western roads and shippers. Examiners will hear routine testimony in Chicago and later allow both sides to present analysis to commissioners. Wage increase disputes in the East were presented by New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio officials, estimating wage rise at about 24.7 million and potential tariff gains around 27 million. Notable attendees included Daniel Willard and John B Thayer.
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Chicago
New York
Ohio and Potomac
Mississippa River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Seaboard
Misatsstpot
Potomac
Ohio Rivers
Leary
Baltimore and Ohio
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John B Thayer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bank Examiners Shifted To Fresh Fields In Purge
Lawrence Murray orders transfer of twenty national bank examiners about one-fifth of the force to new districts. Objective is to remove personal influence and enforce strict compliance with the national bank act, with exchanges of districts among the affected pairs. The reshuffle signals further moves as the Treasury aims to curb routine conditions and require impartial reviews.
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Lawrence O. Murray
National Bank Act
Treasury Department
Frank W. Alderman
New York
Pennsylvania
Edward J. Graham
J. van Vranken
North
Tern
W. J. Robinson
John E. Zerbey
M. A. Kendall
Forthern
West Virginia
Henry Brightwell
W. L. Yerkes
Kentucky
Jr. K. McDonald
Georgia
Florida
J. FR. Stevens
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
J. A. B. Kerr
California
Nevada
Cloud
Denied rumors of Elkins daughter marrying Italian duke
Special to The Washington Post from Elkins West Virginia on September 7 reports Senator S. S. Elkins vehemently denying rumors he plans to travel to Parta or that his daughter Katherine Elkins will wed the Duke of the Abruzzi in February or any time. He says no marriage is contemplated and that old denials remain true. European trips by Mrs Elkins and Katherine are for health as in past years.
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Miss Elkins
Abruzzi
Washington Post
Elkins
W. Va
S. 5
Parta
Katherine Elkins
Elking
Misa
Congress
Senate
Night key lapse leads to mistaken shooting in New York
Samuel Davis, planning his wedding, forgot his night key and climbed to the roof to reach his St. Mark's Place apartment. Neighbors report recent burglaries. John Guarrato fired from the fire escape, killing Davis instantly. Guarrato was arrested.
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New York
Samuel Davis
St. Mark's Place
John Guarrato
Davis
Guarrato
Army Orders Leave and resignations in early army postings
First Lieutenant William H. Clapton of the Thirteenth Cavalry takes a one month leave. Captain Raymond H. Fenner of the East artillery resigns effective December 1. Captain William K. Naytor of the Ninth Infantry released from Walter Reed Hospital and to resume duties. Lieutenant Colonel Frank F. Eastman will go to Schuyler Nebraska to inspect supplies. Captain Alfred Kennington of the Seventh Cavalry assigned to Fort Riley as examining board member. First Lieutenant Charles T. Leeds of the Engineers to Fort Bayard Mexico to report to the general hospital commander.
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William H. Clapton
Thirteenth Cavalry
Reymond H Fenner
East Artillery Corps
Wiliam K Naytor
Ninth Infantry
Walter Reed General Hospital
Raymond H. Fenner
Jenast Artillery Sorpy
Frank F. Eastman
Schuyler
Nebr
Alfred Kennington
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kang
Nathan K Averill
Charles T Leeds
Corps of Engineers
Fort Bayard
Mex
General Hospital
Naval officer transfers and vessel movements report
Orders to naval officers include reassignment to Mare Island, Washington Navy Department, Annapolis, and recruiting stations with several medical staff placed on duties or retirement. Movements list ships and depots at Bluefields, Cristobal, Annapolis, and New York with fleets sailing from Capm Gracias to Bluefields and Kobe to Shanghai among others.
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A. G. Berry
H. Winslow
W H Standley
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Cal
R. C. Moody
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navy Department
Washington
A Claude
Naval Academy
Annepolis
Bede
CL Hand
Navy Recruiting Station
Buffalo
N. Y
L. W. F Carstein
Energy
R. G. Walling
Eg Company
Quincy
Mass
Ensign R. Lowman
Dr. Cordiner
J ©. Boyd
Naval Retiring Board
Navy Yard
J C Wise
Walt Ordera
Triton
Marietta
Tacoma
Bluefields
Cristobal Iowa
Tompkineville and Navy Yard
New York
Viper
Annapolis
Cheyenne
Bremerton
Wolverine
Fairport
Ohio
Glacier
Cadac
Georgia
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Virginia
Minnesota
Idaho
Mississippi
Vermont
Hampton Roads
Capm Gracias-a-Diog
Cristobal
Yowa
Tompkinsville
Rainbow
Bainbridge
Barry
Chauncey
Dale
Kobe
Shanghai
Misa
Hotels List of Guests by City Across United States
A long OCR readout lists hotel guests and visitors by city including Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia California Connecticut Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Maryland New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Texas Virginia and other states. Numerous individuals are named with surnames and partial given names, reflecting a social register style of hotel occupancy and notable guest presence across major urban centers.
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California
Moga
E Chilis
Herbert Childs
Passadén
Joseph Gaffney
Wv Fitzmaurice
Waterbury
Haleigh
Georgia
J B Honiiston
Vienna
Willard
Illinois
Eawin Amelier
Belleville
B. R. Mann
Wiie
Peontington
Indiana
Bomas
Nalanapolie
Ebbitt
EC. Hetwig
Tadlanepels
Towa
J . Connolly
Allvan
Mitenel
Sutenel
Maryland
Jenkins
Woodbin Fares
Albert Dadet
Cumberland
Bance Hactig
Eberburg
Arnington
Frank Watts
Sia
Rita
St Lous
Kansas
Abey
Juan City
Nee Wray
Bt Bouts
Willara
Staass Burg
St BE Tees
Forayth
Elkine & ‘Bark
Wilton
Rhode
Island
Conrad Lentropp
Providence
BREE
Atwater
Chattanooga
Arling
St. Jarnas
Oliver Aeidee
Halk Restae
Andeventte
Beesbure, Wilding
Vibcom Sin—Geogre
Sebley
Milwaukee
Shore
Moses Sixth Annual September Furniture Sale Notice
Moses announces the sixth annual September Furniture Sale featuring Golden Oak pieces priced at 39 dollars and 26 dollars for Berger Fils items. The notice lists Golden Oak and TAS items with related prices including 20 dollars and 26 dollars.
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Moses
Floods Threaten Osaka and Kobe After Hispano Hurricane
A hurricane and heavy rain swept San Juan and reached Osaka and Kobe on Hondo Island. Buildings suffered damage, trolley lines and wires were torn down, and darkness followed as telegraph to the interior failed. High water endangers river banks and northern Honshu faces serious flood damage.
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Osaka
Kobe
Hondo
San Juan
Porto Rico
Tokyo
Islland
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Folk
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AON
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Ct Saas Eolomsia Com. Ie
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Wetta
Department of Law
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N. Y. Ave
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Washington, D. C
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T Stree Cohese of Engineering and Mechanic
LA Street
College of Political Sciences
Fifteenth Street
Fire Feachers' College
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New
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the University
George Washington University Department of Medicine
American Medical Association
Medical Examining Board On
England
WC Borden
Ao & A
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Strayer’s Business College
OL Mabomic
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Noyes
Higath
Girig
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Prances Mann Hall
Gunston Hall
Florida Ave. N.W
Dev Pugue
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Milton School
HC St
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Y. W. C. A. Institute
Adioress
Washington School OF Accountancy
Traco Dives -Haed School
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Echolar
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National Metropolitan Bank
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Law Department
Georgetown University
National Capital
Tultlon
R J Watkins
Georgetown Law School
St. Ow
Lea
Tegma
Mavely
Coum Ave
Washington, DC
Washington College of Law
Be. & Massey
Wood
E. Capitol St
Emerson Institute
Revenue Cutter Service Commission
Patent Office
Winslow
Randolph
Bliss Electrical School
Bliss Electrical Bcrool
Chicago Ave
Takoma Park
Civil Service
Belmont Academy
Columbia Road
Bethune's Business School
Holy Cross Academy
Belect
Connave
Upton St. Virginia
Fauquier Institute For Young Ladies
Warrenton
Piedmont
Washingtog
Kates
Nellie
Butler
Bathet Military Acadeey
Sopel
Kemper
Rock Hill College
Ellicott City
Nuxtone
People's Drug Store
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