Prince Suun Ill With Cold Arrives in Washington
Prince Sun of the Chinese empire arrives in Washington with his party and is confined by a severe cold but will begin a busy schedule. He will meet President Taft, tour Fort Myer, Annapolis, Mount Vernon, and the Washington Navy Yard, with a full itinerary through Thursday.
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Prince Suun
Washington
New Willard Hotel
Phila- MiLh
Waslington
Philadephia
Esfort
Nutgara Palla
Bay
Uethlehem
Odess
Ha Ant Btrte
Lo OcClwek
Do Cock
Imperial Chinese Carmission
Prince Sunn
Union Station
Plaatane
Tpi
Hiis
Sih Chen Ping
Choy ‘Tzel
Tsao Yu Ting
van Tng Vu Cheng
Cipe Chu Chen Pane
Lecay Chu
Lin Pao Lan Cho
Jio Ling Fung Shu
Bing Hin
Tee Noem
Sin Trancisco
Sun
Boon San Janasco
Tieng Comdt LV Gillis
T S Soctl
Gillis
Francisco
Franisco
Union Stutten
Capt Butt
Legation
Chang Yin Tang
Yume Kwai
Viens
WT Chang
Wu Ching Yuan Kastuin Tan Yao Fen
Chio Chung Tun
Tu Pine Tien
United States
Prince
Jim
Yung Kwai
Mis Kwai
San Francisco
Ai Jen
New York
Tim
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Navy
Willore
New Willard
Taft
Fort Myer
Annapolis
Bowyer
Naval Academy
Mount Vernon
Washington Navy Yard
Peparturs
Admiral Sah
Wil
Chhees
Died notices and funeral announcements briefed
Died notices list several individuals with dates and locations for funerals or interments. Names include Anna Bateman wife of Clinton Bateman of Arushter. George De of Washington. Mary Vale Roy Le Roy of Albuquerque. Mary Naylor of Hyattsville. Louisa Virginia Robinson of Toudoun county Virginia. Funeral details mention residences in Baltimore and nearby towns, with interment and service times noted.
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Batemasn
Ga Aom
Mrimmont Street
Anna
Clintan C Bateman
Richard W
Massaret L. Johnston
Ariington
Mary Rolerston Cavots
Cecil County
Lee W Unk
Lbuquerque
Naslor
Daniel Francis Robinson
Anne Timms
Godfrey Conrad
Oak Fills Cemetery
Baltimore
Duel ends in blood on Brooklyn street over youth versus elders
In Brooklyn on Bolivar near Navy, Leopold Ratano, a youth, and Rocco Bricee, 38, fought a planned duel after an argument on bravery. They fired after measuring four paces. Bricee was stabbed and mortally wounded while Ratano was arrested. Bricee died awaiting ambulance. Ratano faces felonious assault charges.
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Washington Post
New York
Leopold Ratano
Rocco Bricee
Bricce
Ratano
Bolivar Street
Navy Street
Brooklyn
Bric
Briece
Ratana
Rail unions push higher freight rates under Taft move
Chiefs of East Coast railroad brotherhoods at Amsterdam Opera House endorse memorial to President Taft and the Interstate Commerce Commission for freight rate increases to offset rising running costs. Morrissey says unions unite, warns profits rely on paying fares, while Gompers opposes government rate action. Efforts aim to present views in Washington with 2,000,000 union votes backing the plan.
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Washington Post
New York
Railroad Brotherhoods
East
Amsterdam Opera House
Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
P. H. Morrissey
The
American Railroad and Employer and Investors’ Association
Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railroad
E. E. Clark
New York Central Railroad
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of
Ias
John B. Colpoys
Central Labor Union
Believe OConnell Dead After Fort Sneling Disappearance
Friends and relatives and the War Department have searched for Capt. J J OConnell U S A for a fortnight at Fort Sneling Minnesota with no trace found Washington and kin believe he is dead Miss OConnell daughter of Gen J J OConnell living in Wyoming apartment says secrecy on the matter is preferred Relatives think he was attacked by thugs or wandered off a cliff in delirium and dispute desertion or self harm as the cause
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War Department
J. J. O'Connell
U.S. A
Fort Sneling
Minn
Washington
Miss O'Connell
Wyoming
Capt. O'Connell
Catholics Split Over Downfall Of Girls At Trinity Conference
At a National Conference of Catholic Charities meeting in Trinity College hall, speakers clashed over the claim that many wayward girls are Catholic. Miss Mary Mosset of Chicago and Mrs Prince of Philadelphia argued high Catholic shares, while Mrs Lynch of St Louis defended Catholic training. Delegates urged a national Catholic protection group, stricter laws, and more playgrounds. Boston issues and parental factors were cited as causes.
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National Conference of Catholic Charities
Trinity College
Prince
Philadelphia
United States
Mary Mosset
Chicago
Lynch
Miss Mosset
Mary J. Biakie
Boston
Canada
Ironworker Willam Shrive's dual gas suicide attempts
Willam Shrive a 41 year old ironworker of 712 1-2 Seventh street southwest attempted to kill himself twice by inhaling gas at his boarding house. His brother-in-law Samuel Englebite forced him to bed after the first attempt. Shrive was found unconscious by the second attempt and revived at Casualty Hospital. He served in the army and navy and is single. A love affair is believed to have prompted the acts.
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Willam Shrive
Seventh Street
Samuel Englebite
Shrive
Engtlebite
Casualty Hospital
Army
Navy
Philippines
Yearly cotton yield reported by census bureau
The census bureau reports total cotton supply for the year ended August 31 as 11,985,958 running bales. This includes stocks at year start 1,483,585 bales ginnings 10,350,978 bales imports 161,095 bales. Exports 6,339,028 bales consumed 4,707,127 bales. Year end stocks 939,809 bales with 618,101 held by manufacturers and 471,705 elsewhere. Active spindles numbered 28,519,067.
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Census Bureau
Co-Ed Students Fight Dorm Fire in Kimono Attire
Fire broke out in Haven Hall basement at Syracuse University and was extinguished by a core of co-ed students wearing kimonos using hand grenades. Damage described as slight.
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Syracuse
N. J
Haven Hall
Syracuse University
Licensed to Marry in Fragmented Virginia Notices
A jumble of marriage notices lists multiple pairs with ages and locations in Virginia and nearby states. Names include Edith Loules ox, William Donnelly, Maalo Suthard, and Bertha Meek among others, with clergy such as Rev George C F Bratenahi and Rev John E Brigge James B. Lockheld guiding ceremonies in Alexandria Newport News Faymon and New York locales. The fragmented text preserves the event type and participant names but lacks complete dates and venues.
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Whiliam Donnelly
Edith Loules Ox
George CF. Bratenahi
Adron English
Ruby
Maalo
Suthard
Faymon
John E Brigge
James B Lockheld
Watt G. Hutchins
Luther Frantz
Walter Henne
Eather J. Compton
Alexande
John Reid Shannon
L Mower
Bertha Meek
Newport News
Donald C. MacLeod
James H. Clark
Dinwiddie
Annie T Connelly
da Witt
Claude N. Hencer
Arthur J McEthone
New York City
Jane Clerken
Mark Morral
William Burrell
Gertrude Jones
Peter Hayes
Charles J Jones
Esther Lew Miller
Alexandria
W. W. Jomson
Lyman W. White
Peon J Watson
W. Westray Charles Coll
Georgianna Payne
W. Weattay
Protection of Girls and White Slavery Warned At Conference
The Rev P Mueller-Simons of Strass burg urged Catholic charity work and cooperation with all bodies to combat exploitation of girls. He described the white slave traffic as a major danger and proposed a central office of the protection association in each diocese, working with Catholic societies and homes worldwide. City reports cited factors in a girl’s downfall including cheap saloons, lodging houses, and low wages.
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P. Mueller-Simons
Strassburg
International Association For the Protection
Gira
Association For the Protection
Oco
Hemes
Notable Women Delegates Attend Montreal Eucharistic Conference
Miss Isabella Vannutelli of Rome niece of Cardinal Vannutelli attends the Montreal conference as Pope Pius X’s representative, staying at the Shoreham with Mrs Emerance Kelly of New York. Southern delegate Mra Waldo of New Orleans leads the women’s group alongside New York charity officials and Boston probation officers. Franciscan monks attract attention as learned speakers. Mrs Thomas Hughes Kelly of New York outlines Day Nurseries work for the Catholic Charities group.
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Isabella Vannutelli
Rome
Cardinal Vannutelli
Pope Pius X
Montreal
Emerance Kelly
New York
Shoreham. i
Mra
Marline A. Waldo
New Orleans
Mra. Waldo
Rt. Margaret’s Daughters
Teresa, R. JorDonanue
Association of Catholic Charities
Frances’ T. Letth
Brooklyn
Hanway
Children’s Court Committee
Thomas Hughes Kelly
Association of Catholic Charities of New York
Labor to Investigate Eight Hour Violation at Occoquan Workhouse
Central Labor Union members discuss alleged violation of the eight hour law by District commissioners allowing Supt Whittaker at Occoquan to work workers over eight hours. The executive committee may hire an attorney to investigate and present the case officially to the central body and District commissioners. Emmett L Adams of Columbia Lodge 174 was elected official representative to the next AFL annual meeting.
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Central Labor Union
Whittaker
Occoquan
Emmett L. Adams
International Association of Machinista
Columbia Lodge
American Federaton of Labor
Rev A W Graves resigns Washington Bible Society post
The Washington agent for the American Bible Society, Rev A W Graves, tendered his resignation after a year of raising Washington's share of the Sage fund to 500000 dollars, with the remaining half pledged by Mrs Russell Sage. He says the work was strenuous but he hopes to receive a pastorate elsewhere.
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A. W. Graves
Washington
American Bible Society
Post
Seaton Place Northwest
Society
Sage Fund
Sage
Russell Sage
United States
West
Virginia
Health Office Record of Deaths and Births
List of births and deaths across multiple individuals with mixed names and places. Includes Clarence and Helen Walker, Caroline Vernon, Dexter P, Dieta Rhodes, Olive Whitmore, John ad Dora Gados, Florence Brady, Marlon H, Marie Preston, Robert and Antle B Jackson, Sam wel Young, Effe Lewis, Thomas H Za Lemont, Joseph King, Matilda Herndon, Eugene W Steward, Lawrence Brown, and other entries with ages and locations such as Washington, Georgetown Hospital, Tuberculosis Hospital, National Homeo Hospital, and various streets.
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Clarence
Helen Walker Bor James
Caroline Vernon
Dexter P
Dieta Rhodes
George
Olive Whitmore
Besse
James D
Florence Brady
Marlon H
Marie
Preston
John
Dora Gados
Ales der
Cand
Opephinea
Frank Pina
Dof
Robert
Antle B Jackson
Gitt Mn
Andie Noble
Mary Johnson
Sam Wel Young
French
Effe Lewis
Robert Fo Rolle Mines
Georgetown
Motte Young
Newport Art Place Am
Ellie Figen
National Homeo
Charles
Quiles
Nat_se
Seale
Eugene W
Steward
Covington
Lawrence Brown
Oakdale
Dr Hurd Takes Stand In Age Man Fraud Case
Proceedings opened before Albert Harper as Dr Lee M Hurd conservator sues Laura Cramer, accusing her of taking $40000 from Fenton J Hurd through claimed mediumship. Testimony may last months with Cramer watching and opposing counsel arguing.
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Albert Harper
Octogenatian
District Supreme Court
Lee M. Hurd
Fenton J. Hurd
Laura Cramer
Treasury Department
Ford
Union Trust
Harner
Gainaborough
McElroy Requests G A R Court of Inquiry
Col John McElroy the motioned candidate for Grand Army of the Republic commander in chief at Atlantic City withdraws amid alleged scandalous stories. He now asks a G A R court of inquiry to probe the matter while veterans show bitterness toward Washington delegates. Corpl James Tanner counters McElroy's claim, saying votes against him were decisive and rumors played no part.
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Col. McElroy
John McElroy
Grand Army of the Repubic
Atlantic City
G. R
Washington
James Tanner
Corpl. Tanner
McElroy
Gilman
Corps
Tanner
Eireutet
Cabinet discuss foreign affairs and post office reforms
The cabinet plans address postal savings banks and civil service expansion for postmasters and money order offices. Secretary Knox to report on U S Nicaragua relations. Topics include naval station site debates and defense, with Guantanamo vs Panama or Puerto Rico sites. President's schedule and secretary Norton’s party arrangements noted.
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Post Office Department
Conerts
Civil Service
Knox
United States
Nicaragua
Enoz
Atlantic
Guantanamo
Cuba
Panama
Pensacola
Porto Rico
Taft Backs Ballinger Amid Conspiracy Claims
President Taft agrees to support Secretary Ballinger, declaring him the victim of a conspiracy. Washington dispatch notes the cabinet meeting, Ballinger’s future tied to Ballinger-Pinchot committee findings, with a report due after the election and pending Senator Flint’s return from abroad.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
Bun
Ballinger
Taft
Baltinger
Bailinger
Ballinger-Pinechot
Fllnt
Takoma Park and Eckington Citizens Elect Officers
Takoma Park Citizens Association elected J. W. Doyle as president F. L. Dunlap as vice president H. C. Gore as secretary J. B Smith as assistant secretary and George J. Burton as treasurer The group endorsed plans for a Cedar Street subway under B and O Railroad tracks W W Reynolds explained the proposed improvement Eckington Citizens Association outlined a general campaign plan with J P Star presiding
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Takoma Park
Eckington
Takoma Park Citizens’ Association
J. W. Doyle
F. L. Dunlap
H. C. Gore
J. B Smith
George J. Burton
Citizens
Cedar Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. W. Reynolds
Eckington Citizens’ Association
North Capitol
T Streets
J. P. Star
Navy Vet Seeks Mercy After Gas Inspector Impersonation
Henry Daly, arraigned in the police court, faces charges of impersonating a gas inspector to gain entry to homes in the northwest city and steal jewelry. Daly pleads mourning for his mother and requests the judge review his hospital corps record before sentencing as Judge Aukam orders further inquiry.
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Henry Daly
Navy
Daly
Aukam
Water terminal strides blocked by rail opposition
Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner of corporations, reports in Part III on water terminals that railroads largely control harbor frontage and hinder water traffic. He notes harbors lack proper terminal development, weak local cooperation with the Federal government, and scarce integration of water systems at ports. Localities fail to coordinate with federal improvements, unlike continental nations with more developed waterways.
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United States
Herbert Knox Smith
Smith
College of Law to Open Fifteenth Year Next Friday
The Washington College of Law begins its fifteenth year with a 7 pm meeting of new students and alumni at the Chelsea building 1317 New York Avenue. Enrollment exceeds prior years and many women are among the new aspirants for the bachelor’s degree. Classes run 6:30 to 6:00 pm, with a faculty of practicing lawyers and a special post graduate course in various branches of law.
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Washington College of Law
Chelsea
New York Avenue
Det
Ellen Spencer Massey
John Laskey
Emma M Gillett
Charles W Fitts
Edward C. Hutton
Harry A Hegarty
Alfred D. Smith
George Armory Maddox
W. C.robinson
Law Department
The
Catholi University
Edward A Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edwin G Brandenburg
Register of Wills
Wiliam Clark Taylor
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O'Connell
William Shrive
Quickly
Ellen McGarty
Mary A. Maynard
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McGurty
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Seare
LABOR
Bible Society
Health Office Record
DR. Hurd
Cramer
Whallonsburg
N.Y
Hurd
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Mr. Hurd
Laurie
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Senator Curtis
Kansas
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Minnesota
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Illinois
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