Frederick White Dies by Own Hand in New York Home
Frederick White son of Andrew D. White United States ambassador to Germany died by suicide at 6 30 o'clock Monday at his New York home. Prolonged ill health and nervous disease are given as explanation. He was seen in good health earlier and alone with servants in the afternoon. Mrs. White found him in the bathroom. a rifle bullet caused instantaneous death. He had suffered severe illnesses in youth and later nervous disorders, but remained active in social circles. The death appalled New York society and was reported in diplomatic circles.
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Oymeuse
N. X
Frederick White
Andrew D. White
United States
Geranahy
Raenite
White
Jeggain
Sandee
Ambassador White
Ber
Alice Lothreil
Cinder Dunn
Marie Samperon
Anne Cotlrett
Dunn
Dent
Coltwr
Barreto
Greenwell
Sy Hat
Fient
Yny Eners
Dann
Strong
Frederick B White lifelong lawyer and property manager
Frederick B White, son of Ambansador White, was born in Ann Arbor Michigan on December 15 1859. He studied at Cornell University and Berlin and attended Columbia Law College New York from 1882 to 1884. Admitted to the bar in Binghamton NY and practiced there, later devoting much of his time to managing property owned by himself and his father.
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Frederick B. White
Ambansador White
Horn-in- Abn
Arbor
Mich
Cornell “University
University O of Berlin
Prussia
Columbia Law College
New York
Binghamton
N. Y
Constitution's Fine Race At Bateman's Point
The ten mile triangular race featured Constitution versus Columbia and Independence. Constitution led from 11:55 a.m. to finish, with marks at 2:15 2:20 and 2:35, then a finish at 4:54 beating Columbia by about three miles and Independence by nine and a half miles.
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Constitution
Columbia
Independence
Columbus
Fort Worth Heat Delays Businesses as City Seethes
On Monday the heat wave peaked with a 104 government record while streets baked and commerce nearly halted. In Pratt Kansas W H Leming was killed by his son John A Leming amid a family quarrel. the son is in custody. London reports over 4,000 drownings in Kiangsi floods per Standard Shanghai correspondent.
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Werre
S. D
Pratt
Ars
H. Leming
Here
John A. Leming
London
Shanghai
the Standard
Kiang-5i
Will try ten reach a settlement in Pittsburgh labor talks
Pittsburgh July 9 President Shaffer of the Amalgamated association says a decisive conference with high officials from steel industries opens at Hotel Lincoln Pittsburgh next Thursday at ten o'clock to settle wage and labor questions. He mentions possible involvement of Charles M Schwab and notes the Ohio dispute as a factor. A related plan to end the steel strike within five days is described as near approval, crediting J P Morgan’s influence. The report also covers a court injunction in Cleveland against picketing by the Iron Molders union and Kansas corn crop losses with looming famine risk.
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Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Carnegie
American Sheet Steel Company
Organized Labor
Velaville
Capital and Labor
Lincoln
Iron and Steel
Alabama
Charles M. Echwab
United States Steel Corporation
Bhaffer
Wellsville
Chappell
Ohio Association
Elleville
Mr. Morgan
New York
Wednnesday
J. P. Morgan
Mr Morgan
American Tin Pirate Company
General Board
United States Steel Company
Cleveland
Wing
United States Circular Court
Otis Steel Company
Iron Molders’ Union of
North America
Otis Company
Chinese Disaster Landslide Devours Town and Crops
Cable reports from Tacoma detail a June landslide at Lung Keng caused by a massive earthquake. About 300 lives were lost as houses and fields were swept away, with many residents carried into bay waters. subsequent waves and landslides submerged parts of Lung Keng and blocked escape.
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Tacoma
Wash
Canton
Broemer
Lung Keng
Twentieth International Christian Endeavor Opens in Cincinnati
After weekend mass meetings the twentieth international Christian Endeavor convention began in Cincinnati with extempore talks on prayer by Rev G Campbell Morgan at Central Christian church. Noonday evangelistic work ran in tenement districts. large rallies at Auditorium Endeavor featured Rev Richard William Lewis and others. The event drew hundreds, despite a murder case unfolding nearby involving a ten year old girl.
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Cincinnati
C Tian Endeavor
Odeon Hall
Central Christian Church
G. Campbell Morgan
Baltimore
Dwight I. Moody
English Lutheran Church
William Shaw
Boston
Isitora
Auditorium
Endeavor
Tunnis Hamlin
Washington
Francis
Lark Res Hamlin
J E Pounds
Cleveland
Auditorium Williston
James Lewis Howe
Lexington
Christian Endeavor Society
Richard William Lewis
Denver
Col
George B. Graff
Percy Foster
Washington, DC
John Offer Custis
Barclay, Md
Lee Gaul
Philadelphia
Christian Endeavor Pledge
George F. Nic
Aberdeen
Wash
Henry H. Marcusgon
Chicago
Fort Wayne Lumber Owner Arrested for Murder
Charles Dunn a 65 year old lumber mill owner was arrested at Hunterstown ten miles north of Fort Wayne Ind and charged with murder according to police reports filed July 9 19XX Investigations indicate Dunn was taken into custody after a severed dispute led to a fatal incident near the mill town authorities said Dunn denied immediate involvement and was awaiting further questioning
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Dunn
Huntertown
Bullfight Injury Report From South Omaha Event
Mexican foreman Salvis Jans ero engaged in bullfights at South Omaha on Monday night when an inflated bull tossed him ten feet. He was gored and had two ribs broken. He was removed from the arena and his condition is not considered fatally serious.
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Salvis Jansero
South Omaha
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