Interparliamentary Union seeks US lead for world peace
Delegates from 200 parliaments arrive by special train to Washington and Mount Vernon. They urge President Roosevelt to head a plan creating The Hague court jurisdiction, an international parliament, and treaties of arbitration to enforce world peace.
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Interparliamentary Union
Niagara
Mount Vernon
Washington
Roosevelt
Union
New York
Europe
Philp Stanhope
Gen Washington
Interparniamental Union
George Washington
Lfe
Interparliamentts Congress
Bartholdt
Missouri
Congress
Vienna
United States
St Louis
Hague Court
St. Louis
William Tranda
Cramer
England
Cremer
Watt
Must Mei
William Rindil Cremer
Absl
Liles
Cause of Peace
Ritte
von Gniewoss
Emperor of Suuia
Hernuliamentary Union
Lwhwei
Koenigsraeth
Prussia
Sae 18
Koeber
Count Gobuchowssle
Herr Ritter
Austria
France
Germany
Koennesraeth
Russia
Balkan
Central and
South America
Hope for Arbitration in International Law Discussed
Sir Thomas Barclay urged forming a permanent Institute committee to handle Hague court practice questions. He cited Britain America arbitration hopes after the upcoming U S election and noted Canada’s warm reception of settling disputes by arbitration. He pointed to neutrals as key to world peace, reference Venezuela cues. A committee was named to study treaties of international arbitration.
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Edinburgh
Institute of International Law Today
Thomas Barclay
Institute
Hague Court
Great Britain
America
Thomas
Canada
Dominion
Bic Thomas
United States
Venezuela
Germany
Italy
Hague
Attend the Peace Congress Delegates Elected in Washington
The National Arbitration Association elected four delegates for the Thirteenth Universal Peace Congress to be held in Houston October 3 to 7. Ex-Gov John W Hoyt, William A. Croffut, Prof Robert Stein, and Mrs Belya A Lockwood will represent Washington. Resolutions welcomed the Interparliamentary Union to Washington and sent greetings to overseas delegates.
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National Arbitration Association
F Street Northwest
Universal Peace Congress
Hoston
Philadelphia
Lockwood
Washington
John W Hoyt
William A. Croffut
Robert Stein
Belya A. Lockwood
Interparliamentary Union
Peace Congress
Ocean
Gen Harrison Allen Dies at 68 in Washington Home
Gen Harrison Allen second deputy auditor of the Post Office Department was found dead in bed at his home 1017 K Street NW Heart failure is given as the cause He aged sixty eight had served since McKinley s second term and held many trusted posts in Pennsylvania including war record He leaves a widow and one stepdaughter Burial is planned for Arlington with funeral at the residence Monday and arrangements incomplete
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Post-office Department
K Street
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Loyal Legion
Arlington Cemetery
Allen
Bertin G. Brann
Gen Allen
Russellbure
Warren County
Anthony Wayne
Jamestown
N. Y
Warren
Doubleday
Meade
Reynolds
Ord
Col Staples in Runaway on Brightwood Avenue
Col O G Staples of the Riggs House suffered painful bruises when a runaway on Brightwood avenue threw him and his coachman William H. Smith from the buggy. Jeremiah Clifford, a local blacksmith, was knocked down while restraining the horses, both horses running free until the vehicle was righted.
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O. G. Staples
Riggs House
William H. Smith
Jeremiah Clifford
Brightwood Avenue
Col. Staples
Clifford
Injured watchman showing improvement after assault
James W. Taylor watchman at the merry go round on Second and C streets southwest was listed in greatly improved condition at Casualty Hospital yesterday. James Hollowee, a negro, was committed to jail yesterday awaiting the result of Taylor's injury after a brick was thrown striking his skull.
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James Hollowee
Hollowee
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Taylor
Delay to Archbishop Draws Large Washington Gathering
Delayed by a railroad accident the special train bearing the Archbishop of Canterbury did not arrive as planned. A reception at the Corcoran Gallery will proceed on schedule with a large Churchman's League delegation and officials. Outdoor services at St Alban's tomorrow will feature diverse church leaders, a procession, and a hort address by Bishop Doane, with White House dinner tonight for Archbishop and Mrs Davidson.
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Canterbury
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Washington
Diocee
Churchman'’s League
Alfred Harding
St. Paul's
T. J. Packard
Christ Church
Rockville
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Melville Church
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Bratena
Corcoran Art Gallery
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Aj, Richardson
W. P. Young
Lewis Dayla
Bratenahl
Roosevelt
White House
Mortimer Durand
Admiral Dewey
Church of England
St. Alban's
England
Doane
Albany
Satterlee
Convention Hall
Fifth
K Streets
Mount Vernon
New York
Mount St. Alban
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Thirty-second
P Streets
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Chevy Chase
Cathedral
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Cathedral Grounds
Connecticut Avenue
Dupont Circle
Massachusetts Avenue
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Tennallytown
M Streets
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Transportation plan for large crowds on Georgetown and Tonnallytown line
George H. Harries, vice president of the Georgetown and Tonnallytown Railway Company, promises early service start and crowd management to accommodate a large turnout. He notes in-city capacity and aims to ease transport, though regrets the line’s small business may limit equipment.
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George H. Harries
Jorgetown and Tonnallytown Hailway Company
Archbishop of Canterbury Train Wreck Near Brookfield
The Archbishop of Canterbury J Pierpont Morgan and party survived a high speed wreck on the Boston and Albany line near North Brookfield Mass. The detached engine from a branch train collided with the special at speed, damaging tracks but injuring few. The party continued to Albany then Washington with a stop for a brief visit to All Saints Cathedral.
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Mass
Archbishop of Canterbury
Bar Harbor
Washington
Boston and Albany
New York Central Railroad
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
North Brookfield
Pavidson
J. Ellison
Hancock Point
Albany
Philadelphia
Canterbury
Doane
Nelson
Dean Talbot
All Saints’ Cathedral
Gaus
West Shore
Hart boarding street car tragedy near Anacostia
John Downey a 27 year old Post Office clerk of 206 Jackson street Anacostia was fatally injured while attempting to board moving trolley car No 1102 at Jackson and Monroe streets. He sustained a fractured skull and was taken to Providence Hospital in critical condition after witnesses say he grabbed the rear rail and was dragged before falling unconscious.
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John Downey
Jackson Street
Anacostia
Jackson
Monroe Streets
Providence Hospital
Downey
Onice Street
Aame
James A Watson
Cameron
Eva Tanguay in The Sambo Girl at Columbia next week
Eva Tanguay headlines a Columbia show with “The Sambo Girl” as she performs at Mooring. The Moorea launch Blackburn, once the harbor police boat, sank recently near the foot of G Street but is expected to be pumped out and back in service after cleaning. Washington hotel guests listed include J. L. May and others. Baltimore roundtrip fare set at 1.35 with weekend trains via Pennsylvania Railroad Limited. other trains excluded.
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Gatreet
Blackburn
Fosburg & Murray
Reform in Diplomacy Our Trouble with Turkey
At the International Congress of Arts and Sciences in St. Louis the diplomacy section heard former Secretary of State John W. Foster call for a single global grade of diplomats. He cited the U S Turkey dispute as an example of how rank prevented access to the Sultan. Other talks covered the development of diplomacy, poverty, cancer germs, and the influence of the press on religious thought.
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Herr Ritter
Union
St Louis
International Congress of Arts and Sciences
St. Louis
Festival Hall
John W. Foster
Turkey
David J. Ball
Switzerland
Hill
H. L. Gantt
Providence
R. I
Gantt
Emil Munsterberg
Felty Charities of
Berlin
Hoff
Germany
Edward M. Rosa
University of Nebraska
James M. Buckley
Christian Advocate
New York
Dean Draper Lewis
University of Pennsylvania
Laye Ti Iilliam H Maxwell
Public Schools
New York City
Department of Education
Weather Conditions From Sept Forecast By Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau reports a high pressure crest moving into the Atlantic and rising temperatures eastward. Shows widespread showers in the Gulf States, Central valleys, Upper Lake region, and western Rocky area with California receiving continued rains. Forecasts call for more showers in the Take region and across multiple zones Saturday and Sunday, with warmer conditions in the Atlantic Gulf and Lower Lake regions and cooler in the Northwest and Central Rockies. Frost warnings issued for Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington, Idaho, Western Wyoming, southwestern Utah, and northern New England. Pacific coast storm warnings from San Francisco to Eureka. Local readings show temperature fluctuations through the night with a maximum 63 and minimum 44, plus humidity and sunshine figures.
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Citier
Mackey Wins Fight Against Gamblers at Rosslyn
Commonwealth Attorney Crandell Mackey sees success in closing gambling dens as two men, John Turvey and Carl Kenzig, were arrested in Rosslyn for policy shop operations. They were tried at Fort Myer, paid a $25 fine, served one hour in jail, and agreed to shut the business, with Moncure defending. The authorities pledged further warrants against promoters of the St. Asaphs poolroom network.
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Fort Myer
Justices of the Peace
Host
Thompson
R. l. Moncure
Mackey
Catarrh Enslaves Health Then All But Cure Promised
A archaic newspaper ad warns of catarrh as a slow deadly foe guiding sufferers toward consumption. It touts Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a permanent cure claiming instant relief and curing hay fever colds and related ailments. Affleck's Drug Store in Philadelphia distributes and guarantees the product with testimonials.
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Affleck
Ava
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