Counterfeit Ring Leader Arrested in Washington Case
Police report Charles Wright, a Black man, captured Saturday for allegedly molding coins. Secret Service chief Wilkie says a band operated with headquarters near the Potomac and at Mig Church Street, with members now scattered. Evidence includes a mold, ladle, metal, and counterfeit coins intended for circulation. Local officials vow pursuit and severe sentences to deter others.
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Washington
Secret Service
Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Ithief Wilkie
Charles Wiisht
Virginia
Potomac
Mig Church Street
Wright
Alstil
Pure Milk Fight Urges Safer Home Dairy Handling
The Department of Agriculture promotes a pure milk campaign urging households to chill milk promptly keep it covered and in clean bottles to reduce typhoid deaths linked to milk. Advice emphasizes avoiding open dishes and sun exposure and washing bottle mouths before pouring to cut contamination.
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Department of Agriculture
Lce
Chorge M. Whitaker
Bureau of Normal Industry
No Plans For Burial Of Jaminet Crell In Ireland Or Arlington
Decision will be made on whether the body of M. Jaminet Crell, who died visiting Ireland, will be buried there or brought to Washington for interment in Arlington National Cemetery. James Cred, brother of Gen Areth, arrives to confer with Capt H G Schafer, Richard A O’Brien and John J Maxwell of the Washington Lodge No 15 BRP, as committee leaders weigh options. Maxwell believes burial in Ireland is likely.
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M. Jaminet Crell
Ireland
Washington
Arlington V National Cemetery
James Cred
Gen
Areth
New York
HG. Schafer
Richard A. O'Brien
John J. Maxevell
Husband Held After Slashing Wife Near Home
Mrs Sophia Sayboth or Fred W Sayboth a 23 year old butcher at a local packing house is in dangerous condition at Casualty hospital from knife wounds said to have been inflicted by her husband at 531 Ninth Street Southeast They had attended a picnic and dance on Bladensburg Road yesterday police say Sayboth was arrested an hour after the attack.
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Sophia Sayboth
Wift
Fred W. Sayboth
Igiat Casualty Hospital
Ninth Street
Fifth Precinct
Saybeth
Bladensburg
Weaterday
Sayboth
Liberians Thank America for US Aid
A mass meeting in Monrovia on August 16 passed resolutions thanking American friends for aid to Liberia during a critical period and declaring that US help saved Liberia from dismemberment by European powers. The document detailing the sentiments was received in New York on September 11.
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New York
Monrovia
Liberia
Central detectives track thieves in two daylight thefts
Local police seek a well dressed man who lifted a $15 stickpin from Salvatore Desio’s jewelry store on F Street after asking to view a pin. Separately two impostors who claimed furniture repair work removed three chairs and a cherry bureau cabinet worth $50 from Mrs. W. Fenno on Q Street NW. Police have descriptions of the suspects.
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Salvatore Desio
F Street
W . B. Fenno
Q Street
Desio
Return of Rev Dr Nelms Inspires Ascention Parish
Wireless message to the Asension Church on Massachusetts Avenue greeted by a large congregation as Rev Dr J Henning Nelms returns from abroad. The rector read the telegram during service and delivered his first sermon of the season, with many members staying after to greet him and Mrs Nelms.
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J. Henning Nelms
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Massachusetts Avenue
Twelfth Street
Midocean
Nelms
Preacher Links Smuggling to Duty and Law in Public Sermon
Rev Dr Wallace Radcliffe at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church warned against smuggling in modern America. He compared Achan’s forbidden Babylonian garment to illicit imports at seaport piers, urging respect for tariffs, the courts, and the republic while condemning evasion, centralization, and disloyalty to law.
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Achan
Israel
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Died While Visiting Son in Southeast City
John Reese 66 of 1124 Sixth Street Southeast died yesterday afternoon from heart failure while visiting his son Frederick Reese at 1219 Fourth Street Southeast. A Civil War veteran and longtime Navy yard employee, he is survived by his wife, two sons, and four daughters. Funeral services from the family home tomorrow afternoon with the Grand Army of the Republic in charge. interment in Arlington Cemetery.
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Frederick Reese
Fourth Street
John Reese
Sixth Street
Kilgour
Carualty Hospital
Reese
Navy Yard
Eighty-sixth
New York Volunteers
Grand Army of the Republic
Miles
Kahn
Annapolis
Winters
Culbertson
Arlington Cemetery
Officials push crackdown on minors liquor access in Washington
Washington officials from the W C T U and the Humane Society vow action after repeat cases of 12 year old boys found drunk in Bank alley. Police report boys Arthur Davis and William Saylor were given whisky by a black man or a white man, prompting plans for county excise enforcement raids and investigations this week.
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The
Humane Society
Washington Humane Society
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Arthur Davis
Thirty-second Street
William Saylor
Twentileth Street
Bank Alley
M Street
Georgetown University Hospital
Clinton Smith
Excise Board
Washington
Blante
Americans Gift Monument Dedicated in Mexico City
President Diaz of Mexico presided at the dedication of two monuments and hosted 60 banquet guests at the palace. An American gift monument site was presented by Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson, while the Pasteur monument project was also explained at ceremonies. Foreign envoys from France Holland Peru and Ecuador were received during the day.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
National
Paul Lefatyre
France
Ge Castries
Holland
Peru
Ecuador
American Commission
Curtins Guild
David J. Foster
Labor Crisis Threatens in London Mills Strike Vote
London reports a looming labor crisis as cotton mill operatives refuse arbitration. Employers' Association may call a lockout affecting hundreds of thousands. Shipyard boilermakers seek talks, while Great Northern Railway workers again vote to arbitrate after a prior decision.
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London
Employers’ Association
Great Northern Railway
Will Welcome Turners In Washington Visit
The Columbian Turnverein prepares to host the Twentieth Turner Regiment of New York City arriving from Antietam where they will dedicate a Civil War monument. A reception at Union Station, an informal gathering at 8 M Street NW, a Thursday evening entertainment, and a Friday Mount Vernon visit are planned before their Saturday departure. At the club meeting Prof A W Boanhoofd was elected school board chairman and William Nordhoff treasurer, replacing Max E Hiller who resigned.
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Columbian Turnverein J
Turner Regiment
New York City
Antietam
Columbia Turnverein
Union Station
M Street
Eighth Battalion of
Washington Farmers
Rudolph
Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall
New York
A.w.boanhoofd
Turnverein
River Melon Steamer Sinks on Potomac. Cargo Floats On
Reports from Potomac riverboat and yacht owners say a watermelon steamer sank near Gunston Landing while loaded with melons. Watermelons floated downstream and were gathered by nearby boats and shore harvesters. no details on vessel names or casualties were learned.
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Potomac
Esterday
Washington
Gunston Landing
Maryland
Mrs Isabel Bryan Dies in Richmond At 94
Mrs Isabel Stewart Bryan widow of Times-Dispatch proprietor Joseph Bryan died at Laburnum near Richmond in her ninety fourth year. A philanthropist and active patriot she helped found the Associated Charities and led groups including the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Confederate Memorial Literary Society, Belle Bryan Day Nursery, and the Woman's Christian Association. Her sons John Stewart Bryan Dr Robert Coulter Jonathan J St George and Thomas Pinckney joined in gifting a suburban park and a bronze Capt. Smith statue for Jamestown.
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Richmond
Laburnum
Isabel Stewart Bryan
Joseph Bryan
Times-Dispatch
Estrada Favors U S Probe and Postponed Election
President Estrada sends a telegram proposing postponing Nicaragua’s presidential election for one year and says US‑guaranteed revenue would back a loan. He supports sending an American commission to Managua to assess the situation and blames the Americans Cannon and Grace for the executions. He notes a papal decree on communion and Spain’s permit for demonstrations.
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Managua
Estrada
Castrilo
Washington
United States
Nicaragua
Jones for the Senate insurgent Democrats act
Washington Pot dispatch from Norfolk Virginia reports insurgent Democrats seeking to topple old city and state leaders. The drive centers on opposing U S Senator Thomas Martin for reelection and may bring Representative William A Jones from Virginia’s First District into the Senate race. Congressman Day attends Old Point Comfort before continuing to an undisclosed destination.
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Washington Pot
Norfolk
iIt
Arikven
Thig
William A. Jones
Congress
Virginia
Thomas
Martin
United States Senate
Congressman Day
Old Point Comfort
Split Over Candidate Rockingham Republicans Indorse Ott
In Harrisonburg Virginia on September 11 the Rockingham County Republican convention chose delegates for the Seventh district convention in Charlottesville. Ott won the nomination vote 63 to 31, aligning with the Acker Keezgl faction, while anti organization forces convened a second time and backed Paul for the nomination.
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Rockingham
Congress
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Charlottesville
James Hay
John Paul
E. Dulajney Ott
Ott
Acker- Keezgl
Antiorganization
Indorsing
Paul
Ends His Life In Street At Broadway And Fayette
Special to the Washington Fest Baltimoremd a man thought to be Theodore Iser Man based on a letter in his pocket shot himself at Broadway and Fayette streets Patrolman Baker found the body and he died en route to St Josephs Hospital A penknife poison 76 cents and several unmailed letters were found on his person awaiting positive identification
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Baltimore
Theodore Iser
Broadway
Fayette Streets
Baker
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lightning Kills Boy in Nickelsville Shelter Fire
In Bristol Virginia on September 11 Euther Satyer aged youth was struck by lightning while seeking shelter with two companions in a building. The fire destroyed the structure where hay was stored, but the two boys carried their companion’s body from the flames before it was consumed.
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Nickelsville
Bristol
Euther Satyer
Henry Satyer
Scott County
Balger
Crem&rea
Missing Scranton financier hailed in gold claim case
A sensational Scranton report claims Louis A. Lange, longtime secretary of the Schiller Building and Loan Association, vanished after indebting relatives and a business associate to total over 100000. His brother Dr Fred W Lange, famed for claiming metal transmutation, is also connected as creditors seize his affairs.
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Washington Post
Scranton
Louis A. Lange
Schiller Building and Loan Association
Lange
Fred W. Lange
Schiller Association
F. W. Lange
Abilene Bank President Dies After Shortage Disclosure
Hallam, president of the Abbere State Bank in Abilene Kansas, died after collapsing at the home of missing cashier John A. Flack who is said to be more than 25000 short in his accounts. Hallam had previously pledged all property to cover the alleged deficit.
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Abilens
Kans
Hallam
Abbere
Flack
Building Managers and Owners to Hold Third Annual Convention
About 409 members from across the United States will gather at the Arlington for the Build ing Managers and Owners Association convention. Washington and Baltimore organizers plan a Chesapeake Bay boat ride and a Washington sightseeing tour with a roof luncheon at the Evans building. Edward H. Doyle of Detroit will preside, with speakers including Alfred Higble Washington L L Banks Pittsburg Claude B. Rickett s St Louis and others. Paul Bauder is slated to speak in the evening.
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Edward H. Doyle
Detroit
Alfred Higble
Washington
L. L. Banks
Pittsburg
Claude B. Ricketta
St. Louis
Charles E. Doty
Cleveland
F. H. Heywood
Columbis
Ohio
Cullen Brown
Detroi
G. Richard Davis
New York
Paul Bauder
Mrs Laura Reisinger Dies in Washington Home
Mrs Laura Barnett Reisinger wife of Dr B W Reisinger died at her Champlain apartment yesterday morning after an illness since July 5 She was born in Boscobel Wisconsin 37 years ago and lived in Washington about twelve years She leaves her husband a daughter Laura Natalie 6 two brothers Lieut Col George Barnett USMC and Charles Barnett of Seattle two sisters Mrs Arthur Nixon and Mrs James Barnett of Boscobel Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 at her late home Rev J Henning Nelms rector of the Church of the Ascension will officiate Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Laura Barnett Reisinger
B. W. Reisinger
Champlain
Reisinger
Boscobel
Wis
Washington
Laura Natalie
George Barnett
Charles Barnett
Seatytles
Arthur Nixon
James Barnett
J. Henning Nelms
Church of the Ascension
Oak Hill Cemetery
MailgARRIER SEEKS 8000 Damage Suit In Alexandria Court
In Alexandria this term the corporation court opens with Judge Thornton presiding and Judge Barley due to return Thursday. Tamar Munroe, rural mail carrier, seeks $8000 from Remonmy Development Co. for injuries from a runaway in Rosemont after a steam roller whistle spooked the horse. Munroe is represented by former Judge Norton.
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Swashington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Corporation Court of Alexandria
J. B. T. Thornton
Circuit Court
I. C. Barley
Virginia
Barley
Thornton
Tamar Munroe
Rerémony Development Company
Munroe
Rosemont
Lana
Union
J. HO
RL. Norton
Catholic Charities Conference to Open at Catholic University
Women will take part in the first national conference of Catholic charities to open September 25 at Catholic University. A national organization of Catholic women in charity work will be formed with Mrs. Thomas H. Carter presiding. Frank J. Johann of Philadelphia chairs the financial committee. The conference was organized February 19 with approval from American hierarchy. officers include Cardinal Gibbons as honorary president and Mgr. Shahan as president. Other officers: Bishop Anderson, Thomas M. Mulry, Thomas G. Rapier, James Kennedy, Mrs. Thomas H. Carter. secretary Rev. Dr. William J. Kerby.
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Conference of Catholic Charities
Conference of
Catholic Charities
Catholic University
Thomas H. Carter
Montane
Frank J. Johann
Philadelphia
Fosters Call of Home Irish Homegoing Plan Grows
Francis J. Kilkenny founder and president and Joseph D. Sullivan secretary of the Irish Homegoing Association returned aboard the Cedric from Ireland to promote the movement in the Emerald Isle. They arrived in Washington last night as Irish leaders plan a Dublin meeting to organize a homecoming week next summer and expand the 1911 campaign.
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Francis J. Kilkenny
Irish Homegoing Association
Joseph D. Sullivan
Cedric
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Washington
Sadler
Messrs. Kilkenny and Sullivan
Dublin
Mansion House
Weather Conditions From Washington Forecast Disturbance in Gulf
Tropical disturbance centered in the Gulf of Mexico may make navigation dangerous for 4 to 36 hours in the northwestern gulf. Showers on the gulf coast with colder weather in the Northwestern States. Warmer winds shift. cooler central valleys Monday. Atlantic coasts Tuesday. Upper lakes storm warnings. easterly to brisk winds on coasts and lakes, with fair weather to Grand Banks. Local temps around 66 to 68 and rainfall 0.00. Potomac River clear. Shenandoah very cloudy.
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U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
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Missouri
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Middle Atlantic
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