Admiral's Ire Over Exposition Slur Sparks Naval Dissent
A heated exchange between Admiral Evans and Gov. Myers reveals naval dissatisfaction with being tied to the Jamestown Exposition. The correspondence uses sharp terms like unwarrantable impertinence and ingolence as officers protest press interference and demand accountability. The Army and Navy Journal received copies, and the matter drew from Hearst’s circle and official channels.
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Myers
Admiral Vans
Army
Navy
Atx
Myera
Mr. Hearst
Admiral Evans
H. B. George ‘Tugher
Channepe
Sercombe Opens Chicago School of Clear Thinking
Special to The Washington Pont. Chicago, Sept. 13. Sercombe inaugurates a School of Clear Thinking at 139 Fifty sixth street near Jackson Park and the University of Chicago. Lectures on every subject will be led by Sercombe with guest speakers from varied movements while audiences are urged to ask any questions.
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Sercomba
Chicago
Washington Pont
Patker II
Sercomte
Oscar L. Trigga
Sercombe
Wil
Moses Harmon
Lucifar
Iren Love
Fawlat
Biman Gellman
Sercombe School
Joseph Beilhart
Inglesite
Duddhista Ondiux
Bra
Annie Tenant
Theosophiats
Sheelesven Chicage
Stlentie
Ttes
Rome
Auestians
Collins in a New Role Governing Glen Echo Whip Row
Local report from Glen Echo details Glen Echo Marshal Collins possible plan to punish a wife beater. Ernest Jonking arrested in Cropley for beating a woman into unconsciousness with a pie handle and a stave. deputy sheriff Collins sent him to Rockville after arrest. Neighbors warned by a revolver at the scene. debate grows over the use of a whipping post under Maryland law.
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Glen Echo
Marshal
Wen Kobo
Collins
Ernest Jonking
Cropley
Maryland
Glen Cio
Cottns
Glen Exle
Montgomery County
Jenkins
Rockville
Alieritt
Garrett
Sh Cass
Metcalf Seeks Navy Unity Amid Pacific Fleet Move
Secretary Victor Metcalf returned to Washington after a two month Pacific coast absence and said he had authority to announce plans to send the fleet to the Pacific. He defended the decision against opposition and explained aims to group ships for training and reciprocity, while noting Bremerton as the only Pacific dry dock and denying retirement rumors as unfounded.
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Victor H. Metcalf
Navy
Oakland
Cal
Pacific
Loeb
Donief
Metcalf
Intervinna
San Francisco
Cyster Bay
Washington
Tam
Pacific Coast
Metcalt Pain
California
Navy Department
Bremerton
Om Coote
British Columbia
Earle Affair Tangles Paris Return And Bethlehem Visit
Mrs Earle arrives in Boulogne on way to Paris with her two year old son Harold. She defends her actions as best for all, denies plans for remarriage, and says she believes in free love with qualifications. She plans to divorce, live quietly with her Parisian father after departure, and visits the Ryndam passengers before departure.
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Boulogus
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 France Delayed by Bethlehem Visit Plans
In Bethlehem, Mrs. Kuttner says Mr. Barte will not come to Bethlehem as discussed. She intends to stay until month’s end and expects no reunion with Earl until she returns to New York with her mother. The facts of Earle’s approach remain uncertain but appear not to have involved Mrs. Kuttner.
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France
Barle
Noth
Kutt
Tim
Maple ‘Wood
Barte
Bethlehem
Misa Kuttner
Mr. Earl
New York
Couran
Earle
Mia Kuttner
La Follette Runs Alone For President
Senator La Follette informed friends he will not seek alliance with Stephen son on Stephenson’s bid for a full Senate term. He wants Wisconsin delegates to the Republican National Convention but rejects bargaining for Stephenson’s financial backing or for Stephenson’s support in re electing Stephenson. Stephenson aligned with Gey and Davidson after the talks.
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Milwaukee
Wik
la Follette Ie
Imane Stephenson
United States
Senate
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Stephenon
la Follette
Sephenson
Gey, Davidson
Hindus Held at Vancouver Ottawa Telegram on Hindu Arrival
A telegram dated September 11 relays Sir Wilfrid Laurier's reply to Vancouver housing concerns over Hindu migrants. Nine hundred Hindus arrival today aboard the Monteagle face no housing or sanitary options. an interior minister will dispatch a special officer to handle possible deportation. The exchange notes Bethune, the mayor, and Laurier weighing deportation if migrants are deemed paupers.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Vancouver
Mmn
Wilfrid Laurier
Mlonteagle
Acill Hall
Dominion
A. Bethune
Permisslon
Sen
Wilfrid Lauriur
Peace Conference Proposal Move Toward Next Meeting
In The Hague on Sept 2 Count Nelidom read the Peace Conference text urging future meetings in 1819 and calling for early preparation for a third assembly. An executive committee would be appointed two years before the next gathering to draft a program and ensure authority and rapidity.
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Hague
Nelidom
Deposit Insurance Notice Under U S Treasury Control
Depositing Your Lands is Bainking Dept. of Union Truat Co insures pot protection and prot under control of U S Treasury Dept Interest on ail ac rounta Deposits subject t theck at will
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Bainking Dept. of Union Truat Co
U. S. Treasury Dept
Southern Democrats back Bryan but fear nomination clash
North Carolina Senator F M Simmons says Southern Democrats remain loyal to William Jennings Bryan and will support him if nominated, though many fear his candidacy would split the party. Simmons notes some South leaders hope he will not run and favor a ticket uniting factions to gain the presidency. He discusses possible nominees, cites Johnson as running mate possibility, and weighs tariffs, state rights, and trusts as central 1900 era campaign themes.
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Bryan
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
Boy Jilting Case Stirs Court of Spectacles
Special to The Weewington reports Sammy Flammenbaum a 15 year old drummer from 100 Suffolk Street was jailed on a warrant from the corporation counsel. Miss Klodny, a 26 year old, said they lived in the same boarding house and planned to marry. Sammy denies the engagement and says she accuses him to cause trouble for money. He faced required $200 bail for his court appearance.
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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 case denied
New York September action against Interborough Metro politan Company to vacate its charter was denied by Justice Hendrick in the Supreme Court. The survey general sought to set aside the merger and declare the corporation a monopoly restrained from trade. The Interborough-Metropolitan Company 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 BougHS Riot at Purdue University
Reported riot between Purdue students and a local crowd in Lafayette results in many injuries. Several students and city residents were attacked as they returned to campus. two named students from Charleston West Virginia are among the injured. Police arrested around ten assailants after the clash.
Naval base accord eyed in far east talks
The Bourn Gazette reports telegraphs from Vladivostok noting pressure for a quick agreement between the United States and Russia to establish a naval base in the Far East. The plan would grant the American fleet a base at Vladivostok alongside Manila. Also noted are ads for furniture auctions and train schedules in Baltimore.
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Washinton
Petersburt
Bourn Gazette
Viladivostok
United States
Russia
Far East
Vladivostok
Manila
Ocean Flyers Record Runs Distinctive Transatlantic Route
The records document the Ocean Flyers on a short route from Sandy Hook to Plymouth, 2961 miles, with the Deutschland achieving notable speed and duration figures. It notes Kaiser Wilhelm era speeds and mentions the 3 days 7 hours 32 minutes timing, plus best average speed and day’s run for Deutschland.
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Lusitania
Queensto
Randy Mc m
Queenstown
Sar Lucania
Southampton
N Devtachland
Sandy Hook
Plym
Plymouth
Deutachland
Lusitania Sets Five Day Transatlantic Record Parade
New York reports the Lusitania bound for a maiden voyage record, completing the run from Queenstown to New York in five days and 54 minutes. The ship crushed all previous maiden voyage speeds and broke the Queenstown to Sandy Hook record, signaling Cunard optimism despite initial stokers’ inexperience.
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Ethias
Damestown
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PM Moors
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Chat
New
Evans
Joe
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Maeal
Nat Dole
Amd
Moses
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Hlaarat
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Mr. Myers
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Merkrey Springs
Cumberland
Hzplains
Hugo Fleet
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Scrlowa
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Meters
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Congressional Limited
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Simmons
Axis Great Responsibility
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Inter-Met
Perm
Naval Base
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Ambrose Channel
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Ako
Lucania
Vernon H. Brown
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Wett
Stoke Hole
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