Lusitania Arrives Amid New York Harbor Welcome
Crowds cheered as the Cunarder Lusitania entered New York Harbor after quarantine. Whistles sounded, flags waved, and police kept back demonstrators while the ship drifted toward the East River docks amid a chaotic, celebratory sendoff.
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Tuga
Newport
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TisLapa
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Danil
Nem Chanel
Dom Furgt
Ailx
John P Winters
Tring
Brown
Lusitania
Brik
Cape
Gabe Watt
Ingearta
Havre to New York Run Report by La Provence
The French press La Provence recounts a long transatlantic run from Havre to New York completed in about 10 miles per hour average. The voyage took roughly 22 minutes for the last leg with the ship moving at 220 nautical miles per hour? The article notes the speed and passage as a record, highlighting the journey’s endurance and timing.
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York
Scribes Off For Exposition Jamestown Visit 100 Papers
One hundred newspaper men and families left yesterday for Jamestown to view sights. They will tour main buildings and attend a reception as part of a three day program. The party departs Monday, and Special Commissioner William Thayne accompanies the Washington News Paper. Yellow fever cases reported in Peri Caling Pert Gept. Four cases noted in the city.
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Washington
William Thayse
Waabligton New Paper
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Pera
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Pert
Population of Oklahoma 1,408,752 in census report
Guthrie Okla Sept 12 The apsectal census of the new Statn nears completion with Oklahoma Territory and Indian Territory totals announced by Census Superintendent Hunt. The combined population shows a 73 percent increase over 1900, with higher age groups than any state at admission. West Virginia noted as next highest.
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Oklahome
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Shriner Party Heads to Jamestown Exposition
Fully 1 percent of Almas Temple Nobles and Mynité Shrine members and guests departed on the steamer Norfolk for the Jamestown Ex- Poultton. Leaders included F A Sebting potentate and Louie Golder anistant potentate with other officers. Yellow and green banners were distributed as they left Seventh street wharf. They will inspect exhibition buildings then attend dedicatory exercises on government piers and walk the War Path before returning Sunday on the steamer Jamestown arriving about 9 oclock in the evening.
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Claud F Xing
Royal Arch
Seventh Street
Stemplea
Pine Beach
Shriners
Milk price rise feared as health rules tighten
Health Officer Woodward vows stricter milk inspections if prices climb. Warrants issued for seventeen dealers under Pure Food Law as inspectors test samples. Public health chief urges nationwide data sharing to track typhoid and other milkborne diseases.
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Belmont Dairy
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Heal Department
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Washington Addresses National Negro Baptist Convention
Dr Booker T. Washington, president of Tuskegee Institute, spoke to the National Negro Baptist Convention at Convention Hall urging a central training seminary for ministers, stronger mental and moral preparation, and greater economic leadership to advance the race. He warned against weak ministers, praised industrial growth, and urged Christians to prove their worth through public service while opposing Jim Crow and advocating full civil rights.
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Famous Negro Poet's Autograph Copies at Kann's
James E. McGirt's latest book For Your Sweet Sake offered at Kann's for 1.00. Declared to be the greatest book by any colored author.
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Kann’s
AGAIN HEADS AUXILIARY AT CONVENTION MEETING
W Layton of Philadelphia reelected president of the Women s Auxiliary Convention session at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. She urged training for colored servants to teach dignity of labor. The meeting was led by Mrs Bryant with prayers by Miss Flowere and featured speakers from Richmond Williamsport Benedict College and more.
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Neahvile
Tenn
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Williamsport
D Abner. ‘Sr
Conroe Normal and Industrial College
Conroe, Tas
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Garry
Benedict College
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Quincy
Firewrecked boat cabin on the Erma near Cumberland boathouse
A fire at the Erma moored off Cumberland boathouse destroyed the cabin and damaged woodwork. Boat owner Halliday, age about 25, was badly burned and hospitalized after being dragged to shore. Chief Wagner escaped injury as fire crews arrived. Raymond Hart Mullhlay of 1383 C Street SW was also treated at Emergency Hospital after the explosion and incident aboard during a late night emergency response.
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Wilfrea
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Will of Mrs Flagler Bequeaths Estate to Children
Widow of General Flagler leaves major property to two children Clement A Flagler and Mrs Elizabeth Flagler Weaver. Clement receives 50 shares in the Monaco Copper and Asphalt Mining Company plus other stock. Remainder passes to Lydia Vinley then to Robert Pinky after Vinley’s death. Will dated October 1906.
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Clemat A Pugin
Mckean
Man Bitten by St Bernard in Lafayette Square Attack
Lewis M Bilver and his wife Krandnea of 102 Twenty-second Street NW suffer severe bites when a large St Bernard attacked their fox terrier in Lafayette Square. They were treated at Emergency Hospital. dog owner Thomas T Jones of 108 Slehceenth Street NW was cited for arrest on a warrant.
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Flim Flamming Alleged Frauds and Beach Injury
Reported incidents include Henry Sled, a Black man, arrest for allegedly defrauding Lucy Webster of 9 in July near Freakmont Warm Foxball road. Webster recognized him on Pennsylvania Avenue and police were summoned. Separate cases mention life guard Eugene Grean fracturing a collarbone at a bathing beach after a fall and a fire destroying the Falta Hollow Staybolt Company rolling mill and plant in Cayahoge Falls with losses around 200000 and insured for 5000.
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Gourdain Insane Prisoner Transferred to Elizabeths
Louis A Gourdain, famed lottery operator, moved from Atlanta Penitentiary to Joliet and now to Ellis Island hospital, declares he wants raw meat served. He approves the surroundings, cites a four and a half year sentence, and remains in the hospital ward as his condition is described as terminal insanity and recovery is deemed unlikely.
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Chicago
Chamber of Commerce Eyes Jobber Campaign and Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce plans a May campaign to recruit jobbers for pushing a Washington project. The next monthly meeting of the trade committees will be held Wednesday at 4 pm at 1214 F Street. Chairman Charles W. Semia advocates hiring a full time secretary to execute committee plans.
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Washington
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Offctal
Attorney's Wife Located in Framed Abduction Tale
Ada Smith, wife of Forrest Smith, a patent attorney, disappeared from home on UI C street leaving a note and sending a telegram to friends. A brother-in-law claimed she is alive with friends and would not reveal her location, while police speculate about her intentions and possible return. The husband denied plans to reconcile and police noted no clear return timetable.
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Smith
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Jalline
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Zdwara
Goddard
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Peton
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Porrest
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Chandico Shandtee
Paperhangers' Pay Raised by Union Demand
Members of the Laral Nova Paper Hangers Union receive a daily wage increase from 3.50 to 4.00 dollars starting this month after a meeting at St Josephs Hall. Masters of the district unanimously approved the raise following a request to employers and continued negotiations. The article also notes sewer construction approvals by city commissioners, detailing pipe quantities and locations along Delafield and Arkansas avenues with costs listed against suburban sewer funds.
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Defence
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Tiwan
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Weather Conditions and Temperature Report
Weather notes summarize temperatures across other cities with rainfall in the past twelve hours ending at a specified time. Data appears incomplete with garbled phrases and unclear locations or times.
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