Veterans Parade Opens Forty-First Grand Army Encampment
The forty-first Grand Army of the Republic encampment opened with an ovation for Hugh Hughes and notable speakers including national commander Jars Tannert and former chief John Ire tt. Women’s Relief Corps presented a jubilee offering to the army as delegates from New York and other states gathered in Washington for the ceremony.
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Guy Charles & Hughes
New York State
Grand Army
Republic
Moa
RIP Corps
Felkt
Keown
Tim
Jowis
Tor
Losecot San Trancivce
Electel
Srom
Omera
Washington
Firth Artivers
St Orr
Haven
Albany
Toshon
Union
Colored Baptists Meet National Convention in Washington
The Colored Baptists national convention opens in Washington at Metropolitan Baptist and hosts delegates from the United States and foreign countries. Speakers include Baker Washington Institute leader and Zion Baptist pastor Wood Howard with sessions on missional work in South America and a welcome address by M W Rarman chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Washington
Kap
Macfarland
Cllagas
Washington
Pitt
Tha
Washington Hapital Church
Wood Howard
Zion Baptiat
Baptist Ministers
Trig
United State
South America
Ing Rama
Rarman
Fuance FW
Tamakin
Laat
Held for Man's Death Involving Fred Sodaww Incident
Police report Bola Wakter Teed, 22, was arrested on charges connected to the death of Fred Sodaww. Witness Lieut Hartley and others questioned Teed after Schmidt allegedly described a confrontation at a Pacific street location. The case proceeds as investigators gather statements and review the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Sunitay
Lieut
Hartley
Ang Ug
Tom Hye
Schmidt
Leredont
Catatty Holt
Department of Justice Clerk Taken to Garfield Hospital
COL CECIL CLAY 18 ILI Chief Clerk of Department of Justice taken to Garfield Hospital with illness described as serious. Clay had returned from a three week Pennsylvania resort stay and won a suit recently while in hospital follows. Attending physician George Henderson, 39, reports the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Garfield Hospital
E Clay
Clay
Pennsylvania
George Henderson
Midshipmen May Resign President Reverses Dismissal
The president initially disapproved the dismissal of fourth class midshipmen Careness Riner and Oscar G Sib aildslomen for trenching and improper conduct. He later granted permission to rest, appearing to change his mind after considering an appeal. The men reportedly left the academy at night to attend a theater and escort chorus girls to supper.
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Dissussal
Apt Baner
Careness Riner
Oscar G Sib
Clas
Unem Vernifasion
Resten
Tne
Offerine
Anather
Midshipmen
Academy
Per ‘Wituaton
Chesenne Wye
Salb Te
Shawper
Ind
Noted Stabbing in Providence Ends with Arrest
A 19 year old Beadle Hart Gowron was stabbed twice in the face at a home on 96 First Street. George W White, a Black man, was arrested minutes later after a pursuit and charged with assault with intent to kill. Police say Gowron and White were friends and the attack followed a jealous dispute with other household members escaping.
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Beadle Hart Gowron
Providence Hospital
George W White
Speingman
Kim
Flist Street
Fox Terrier Falls From Tall Building Amid Busy Avenue
An eight month old fox terrier puppy fell from a high window in a tar building last night around 4 o clock. The puppy climbed to the ledge between stories seven and eight, paced and barked for several minutes, then leaped to the street missing pedestrians. Police removed the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Pollee
Five Hindu travelers arrive in New York with enigmatic names
On Sept 10 a Panama arrival brought five tall, bearded Hindus in turbans and white coats. They refuse to reveal full names, stating they share two bodies and one soul. When pressed, they insist their religion and origin are beyond Western understanding and request departure to India.
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Washington
York
Panama
Coton
Bach
Wan
New York
Iindu
America
Linten
Vishen
Lawyer Victim of Cancer Inmate at Cincinnati Hospital
Seymour nema vurmeriy mw wwyer K Unegli 18 now an Inmate of Cincinnati hospital undergoing treatment for a cancer of the tongue. Mr Klach Nea has suffered from the disease for several months and for 4 white It seemed to have disappeared but the respite was short. In short time after that the disease broke sout spen and io now and to be of more certain nature than at first. Mr Kinch came from Chicago to Washington about a year ago and became associated with Henry D Gordon at a Fourienth street and HS Wheatley. Where offices are in the Bond Building.
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Seymour Nema Vurmeriy
K Unegli
Cincinnat Hospital
Klach
Mr Kinch
Chicago
Washington
Henry D Gordon
Ae Fourienth Street
HS Wheatley
Bond
Nobles of Myzlo Abine Visit Jamestown Exposition
Robles will depart Washington Friday evening aboard the Steamer Norfolk to attend the Jamestown Exposition dedication. Nine Nobles and their families plus Imperial Council members will travel with a New York Athletic Club representative aboard the Norfolk. Potentate Sibling and Recorder Dingman are organizing arrangements for the trip.
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Almas Temple
Washington
Norfolk
Imperial Council
M Daniels
Jolly
New York Athletic Club
Vistors
Vic Yards
Dingman
Wet Bathing Suit Adventure to Washington Ends in Humble Return
A Georgetown excursion by two men from Washington ended in a comic river misadventure as their costumes washed away after a canoe trip on the Potomac. The party faced cold, hunger, and chilly receptions from locals, finally returning late Sunday with stories of mislaid clothes and narrowly escaped embarrassment.
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Georgetown
Twelfth Street
Grundy
Suil Gane
CC Williame
J Ph Liview
Haight and Inlock
Harpers Peery
Washington
Sewresty
Vyapida
Wintock
Haight
Idoora
Newport
Anita
Great Falls
Chesapeake and Olive Canal
City
Lusitania Presses Atlantic Record Against Deutschland
Reports from London and New York indicate the Lusitania speeds toward a trans Atlantic record, aiming for Sandy Hook by Friday. Analysts compare her pace with the Deutschland as their race heats up with Cunard and Hamburg America stake claims. A collision of rival lines includes rate wars and fleet moves as officials track hourly wireless updates and Cape Race reception.
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New York
Lloyd Plain
Lusitania
Newfoundland
Newark
Lusitanda
London
trans-Atlantic Record
Iueenstown
Uring
Daunt Rock
Sandy Mook
Sandy Hook Barly
Lucanias
Wwe
Sandy Hooks
Cherbourg
Queenstown
Vengel Millet
Oelock
Anitial
Cunard Line
Etrarta
Salllne
Hawhare
Herry Ballin
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Banket
Garman
Deutschland
Rexland
Abe
Brillant Economic Development
Ballina
Atlante
Haverford
Philadelphia
Lucania
Teta
Thief Grabs Purse In City Store Robbery
Mrs Carlo Basher of 413K northwest reported four men entered her small store and one distractingly watched as a purse hung at the stand. Upon fading with the purse the thieves fled while colleagues waited nearby. Police and detectives are pursuing the suspects.
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Mia Basher
Carlo Basher
Oatrest
Mia Rasher
Rioting Tension at Georgetown Colored Church Protest
Capt Charles Schneider and a squad of police halted a near riot at the First Baptist Church colored in Georgetown as factions clash over funds and a new pastor. The majority moved to expel the minority, threats of force, arrests possible, and further trouble anticipated as discord ripples through the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Georgetown
House of Worship
Charles Schneider
Schneider
Connresa
Thief Steals Trousers and Watch From Travers Home
Mrs Richard B Travers of Cambridge Place wakes to a masked intruder in her bedroom. The thief enters via a rear door with a duplicate key, ransacks the bureau, and steals trousers containing $215 and a gold watch and chain. Travers and sergeants Brown and Whelen arrive after the escape. trousers later found in the backyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B Travere
Cameridge
R&b
Travers
Trewern
Serena
Mr Travers
Fakreman AV Brown
Serge Whelen
Mr ‘Travers
Ocean voyage passion ends in widow's death at sea
Elizabeth Rohrback of Chicago died of apoplexy aboard the Cunard liner Etruria while sailing near the Atlantic. Her mother, Mrs Elijah Carson, long famed for sea travel, had spent nearly twenty years aboard ships and inspired a family life of ocean voyages. The two women shared a love of sea life, creating a notable seamanship lineage and a unique passenger routine that captivated shipboard staff.
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Speelil
Warkington Fort
New York
Cunard
Elizabeth Rehrback
Chiesgn
Rohrback
Elijah Carson
Chicago
Vensele
Carson
Luropa
Jaca Yoyazo
Lucahia
Livarta
Etruria
Amidah
Rohrbach
Potter
Exturia
Pareer Wall
Liverpool
Jer Ae & Meober
Watson
Mra Careon
Rebrhack
Boy May Lose an Arm After Steam Roller Injury Near Berwyn
Ten year old Joseph Baker of Berwyn Md suffer crush injuries to his left arm while helping near a steam roller used to repair roads supplied by his father Lloyd Baker. At Thilaren hospital doctors fear shoulder amputation may be required.
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Joseph Baker
Lloyd Baker
Berwyn
Thilaren Hospital
Washington Weather Tops September Heat Record
Weather Bureau reports Washington endured the hottest September day in about thirty six years, with a maximum near 86 degrees. Jacksonville tied at 86, while New Orleans reached the same, and Indianapolis stayed cooler at 58. Humidity kept the day seeming hotter, and forecasters predict cooler, fair weather with possible showers or a thunderstorm tomorrow.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Pennsylyndia Avenue
Jacksonville
Fla
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Henry
Weather conditions across regions with showers forecast
The bulletin notes variable conditions across the United States with no major dangers. Showers expected along the Atlantic coast and Northeast with cooler highs inland. Winds along the New England coast shift easterly to northeasterly, while the East Gulf coast sees light to fresh southeasterly breezes. Temperatures trend cooler in the Middle West and Upper Midwest valleys as steamers head to European ports report unsettled conditions en route.
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Dept of Agriculture
Westington
Bat
Burntie
Chine Ocean Lode
Atlanties
Huron
Middle West
Mlaport
New England
Jlemc
Wince
Geft
Grand Banka i
Weather Report and Sidewalk Filth Prompt City Critique
The Weather Report notes temperatures and conditions across cities, while a Baltimore Post column blasting the H Street Tunnel sidewalk cleanup urges Commissioner West to order immediate cleaning. It describes sidewalks as rotten with banana peels bottles and filth, with residents avoiding the flooded curb area and calling for health department action.
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H Street
W Langford
Balter
Corraisstoner
Devine
Uly
Anuerme
Carinata
Maane
Blamarek
Bette
Walla
Cole
Lalong
Ridewsk
Ealth
Halas
Deroanding
Tadlecepalis
Kansas City
Exery
H Atreet
Eccusiaia
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Boys OF 61 Reunited
Hughes
Woman's Relief Corps
C.B. Burton
Colored Baptists
Fred Schim
Col Cecil Clay
ILI
Midshiphen
Irl
Bindus
India
Cincinnati Hospital
Robles
Sprapr
Cliff House
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Etles Georgetown
Jarpers Ferry
Gampels Merag Pasty
Wiliams
Barlow
Jett
Winlock
Winlece
Sur
Ocean
Martha Katy
Gna
Pat Ip Kats
Fourteenth Street
North
Wrest
Wan Aken
Tre Hid
R B. Travers
Screama Avenue
Elizabeth Robyback
Ike
Hoth
Atlantic
Tome
Tune
Hiusband
Capitol
Marine Band
Walter F Smith
Yelork
Fiata
Martenoer
Musicisa
Ole T
Mappumcht van der Studen
Maslcsen A. Witcomby
What
Wiliam Dalby
Florida Avenue Northwest
Imn
Casualty Hospital
Dalby
Tha Eckington Freight
Tran
Ana Cee
Midsummer Hits Capital
Affleck
Eltfer
Hoom
Peter Grogan
Uneeda ‘Biscuit
Burchell
N. W
Christian Xander
Si Evans
Evans
F St
Washington Foot
Wexpera Facey
Roth River
Ea Oo
Max Min
Tom Little
Rosk Ark
Salt Lake City
Lins
Paul Mion
Tharp
Berkeley
Spock
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