Admiral's Ire Over Jamestown Exposition Correspondence
An exchange between naval officers and Jamestown governors reveals sharp rebukes over press criticism of the Jamestown Exposition. Admiral Evans and Myers exchange letters condemning unwarrantable impertinence while defending official stance and duty, with replies sent to Hearst and expulsion officials.
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Myers
Admiral Vans
Army
Navy
Myera
Mr. Hearst
Admiral Evans
Hearst
H. B. George ‘Tugher
Channepe
Sereomba Opens School of Clear Thinking in Chicago
Special to The Washington Pont Chicago Sept 13 reports Sereomba establishing a School of Clear Thinking at 139 Fifty sixth Street near Jackson Park in Chicago. The school aims to host lectures by diverse spiritual leaders and writers, including plans for weekly sessions on free inquiry and philosophical topics, inviting thinkers from many religions.
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Chicago
Washington Pont
Hyas
Patker II
Sereomte
Fiftysixth
Jackson Park
University of Chingin Therg
Oscar L. Trigga
Sercombe
Wil
Moses Harmon
Lucifar
Iren Love
Fawlat
Biman Gellman
Sercombe School
Joseph Beilhart
Inglesite
Duddhista Ondiux
Bra
Annie Tenant
The
Theosophiats
Stlentie
Ttes
Rome
Auestians
Collins in a New Role in Glen Echo Charm
Glen Echo marshal may try to whip a wife beater. Ernest Jonking arrested near Cropley on a charge of beating a woman into insensibility with a pie handle and a stave. Neighbors reportedly faced gun threat as Collins and deputy Jenkins move the case toward the whipping post amid old Maryland law. Round trip fares from Baltimore to Martinsburg listed for September 2 with Cumberland and Harpers Ferry connections.
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Marshal
Wen Kobo
Collins
Ernest Jonking
Cropley
Maryland
Glen Cio
Cottns
Glen Exle
Montgomery County
Jenkins
Rockville
Alieritt
Garrett
Sh Cass
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Cumbertand
Baltimore and Ohio Station
Washington
Merkriey Springs
Cumberland
Metcalf confirms stay in Navy Cabinet after coast trip
Secretary of the Navy Victor H. Metcalf returns to Washington after over two months on the Pacific Coast and denies plans to quit the cabinet. He says plans to move the Atlantic fleet to the Pacific were authorized by the President and discusses benefits of concentrating ships for training and mutual support. He declines to discuss international questions and notes Bremerton dry dock capacity plus water depth to accommodate the fleet.
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Hzplains
Hugo Fleet
Hremerton
Scrlowa
Victor H. Metcalf
Navy
Oakland
Cal
Pacific
Loeb
Donief
Metcalf
Naval Secretary
Oyster Bay
Intervinna
San Francisco
Cyster Bay
Washington
Tam
Pacific Coast
Metcalt Pain
California
Atlantle
Navy Department
Bremerton
Britiah Columbia
Looh
Earle’s Wife Arrives in Paris After Flight From England
Mme. Ferdinand Earle sails from Boulogne en route to Paris with her two year old son Harold Irewin. She claims she and her husband pursued a separation due to alleged abuse and views free love with qualifications. She plans divorce proceedings in Paris and intends to live quietly with her father, M. Fishbacker, while emphasizing she is socialist by disposition. palavras
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Paris
Earle
Bethlehhem
Aes
Ferdinand Earls
Harold Irewin
Mra
Gene
M. Fishbackers
Nellglour Docks
Rus de Seine
Earie
Ryndham
Pari
Fisinge
Fishbacher
Kuttneer
Frededter
Pinney Earle
Jutla Kuttner
Bethlehem
Saplewood
Oriteiia
Divorce in Bethlehem Says Barle Will Not Return
A Bethlehem story shows tension as Barle plans to stay away after Tim Barle’s arrival. Mrs Kuttner says Mr Barte will not come to Bethlehem, preferring no attention as Earle’s movements remain uncertain. The couple’s agreement delays any reunion until later, with Mrs Kuttner remaining at home through month end.
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Mr. Myers
France
Barle
Noth
Kutt
Tim
Maple ‘Wood
Barte
Bethlehem
Misa Kuttner
Mr. Earl
New York
Couran
Earle
Mia Kuttner
La Follette Runs Solo Amid Stephenson Ties
Senator La Follette informs friends he will not back Stephenson for a full U.S. Senate term in exchange for Stephenson’s financial aid or influence. He seeks Wisconsin delegates to the Republican National Convention but rejects bargaining to secure Stephenson’s support for his own presidential bid. Stephenson’s alignment with Gey and Davidson follows their morning conference.
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Wik
la Follette Ie
Imane Stephenson
United States
Senate
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Stephenon
la Follette
Sephenson
Gey, Davidson
Hindus Held at Vancouver Move on Indian Labor Question
A telegram dated September 11 sent to Sir Wilfrid Laurier reports 900 Hindus arriving in Vancouver aboard the steamer Monteagle. With lodging and sanitation concerns, Laurier and the Minister of Interior consider deportation as a solution. A special officer will depart Ottawa to handle the issue. The exchanges reflect Ottawa’s stance on housing and immigration policy.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Vancouver
Mmn
Wilfrid Laurier
Mlonteagle
Acill Hall
Dominion
A. Bethune
Sen
Wilfrid Lauriur
Peace Conference Proposal Outlines Next Meeting Plan
In The Hague on September 2 Count Nelidom reads a Peace Conference proposal calling for the next session to convene around 1819 and urging quick prep work. It recommends an executive committee be appointed two years ahead to draft a programme and ensure orderly, authorized deliberations.
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Hague
Nelidom
Depositing Your Lands Insured by Treasury Department
Depositing Your Lands is Bainking Dept. of Union Truat Co. Mi Fst insures pot protection and prot under control of U. S. Treasury Dept. Interest on ail accounts. Deposits subject t theck at will.
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Bainking Dept. of Union Truat Co
U. S. Treasury Dept
Southern Democrats Back Bryan Yet Fear Nomination
North Carolina Senator F M Simmons says Southern Democrats remain loyal to William Jennings Bryan and would back him if he seeks the nomination, though many fear he will not run. He cites Bryan’s honesty and sympathy with people’s rights while noting southern support hinges on unity and a ticket healing party divisions. Johnson as running mate discussed. Culberson of Texas mentioned as a strong southern potential.
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South
William Jenolaga Bryan
F. M. Simmons
North Carolina
Mr. Bryea
Ant
Sald
Fee Gure
Caroina
Iyat
United Democratic
Grart
Ueket
Theo
Ernact
United States
Mrr. Chanler
Sim
New York
Thanler
Zerbudl
York
Tuinois
Ohio
Indiana
Sinesota
Johnson
Chanter
Charles A. Culbernon
Texas
Asa
Boy Jilts West Side Woman Stirs Court Drama
Special to The Weewington reports 15 year old Sammy Flammenbaum of 100 Suffolk Street, a drum player and East Side orchestra member, jailed on a warrant after a woman from a boarding house accused him of breaking promises to marry. The accuser, Miss Klodny, sought funds and alleges trouble over money, while Sammy claims the woman is making trouble for him. He was held to answer with a 3200 bail.
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Weewington
New York
Wttle
Sammy Flammenbaum
Suffolk Street
Specta
Yey
Sloany
Waxter Street
Sammy
Te Dustancs
Corporation Counsel
Miss Kiodny
Trumk Stoop
Miss Klodny
Shen
Tve
Victory for Inter-Met as charter action denied
New York September s. attorney general Jackson asked to vacate the Interborough Metropolitan Charter and to halt the merger alleging monopoly and restraint of trade. Justice Hendrick denied leave to sue and injunctions sought against the Interborough Metropolitan Company which controls all street railways elevated and subway lines on Manhattan.
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New York
Sept. S
Attoney
Jackson
Interborough-Metropolitan Company
Justice Hendrick
Supreme Court
Interborough-Motropolitan Company
Interborough-Metropolitan Comany
Manhattan
Students Fight Bourghs Riot At Purdue Campus
Record notes a violent clash as Purdue University students and town residents engaged in a riot injuring several, with fifteen more beaten. Police detained two assailants after the brawl as wounded students were transported from the campus. John Miller and M. J. McChesney of Charleston, WV, named among the most seriously hurt.
Naval base debate in far east spurs US Russia pact talk
The Bourn Gazette reports telegraphs from Vladivostok claiming pressure exists for a quick agreement between the United States and Russia to establish a naval base in the Far East. The plan envisions an American base at Vladivostok alongside Manila. Also appears an auction notice for furniture at Sloan's with savings advertised for housekeepers.
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Washinton
Petersburt
Bourn Gazette
Viladivostok
United States
Russia
Far East
Vladivostok
Manila
Sloan
Ioan'a
Records of Ocean Flyers and Fleet Speed Marks
Records show ocean flight routes from Sandy Hook to Plymouth on a short 2961 mile path. The Deutschland under Kaiser Wilhelm set best average speed with 28.66 knots noted. another record mentions 601 miles in a day.
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Danuts Rock
Sandy Hook
Plymouth
Deutachland
Lusitania Sets Five Day Maiden Atlantic Record
New York reports that the Lusitania, built by Cunard, completed the maiden voyage from Queenstown to New York in five days and 54 minutes, breaking all prior records for steamship travel. Capt. Wett aimed to stay within schedule despite storms. Cunard officials hailed the achievement as proof turbine power can meet ocean racing targets.
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Lanftants
Queenstown
Neasly
Lina
Wall
Vernon H. Brown
Cunard
Daunta Rock
Wett
Stoke Hole
Lusitania
Sandy Hooke Ughtahip
Rao
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