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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1912

Page

5

Murder Demand Trials After Double Slaying At Police Station

A man, John Willians Rauen, killed his wife and brother in what police label a premeditated double shooting. In a lengthy confession at the police station he blamed jealousy and a planned attack, and an inquest is scheduled for today with claimants awaiting bodies. Local authorities named Middle Street in a Washington, D C area precinct as the scene and noted police and company officials are summoned for the inquest.

John 1 Enginesss Sauna Willians Rauen Rauen Middle Street Washington E Wal Blarny Sernthe Hotie Pirti- Sterling

Wet Man Burned Under Auto After Fire Sparks

A report describes a man burned when gasoline dripped from a vehicle ignited by a tight bulb bursting. Firefighters responded to the incident on a northeast street, as the man wore soaked clothing and attempted to flee the car. Witnesses cited a tense moment as emergency crews worked to control the flames and determine the cause of the leak.

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Gas bottle could light a house for a month

A consulting chemist states that contents of one steel gas bottle may illuminate a residence for a month. He notes risks and practicalities, describing how the gas release and pressure would burn steadily and what safety precautions would be required in typical home use.

May name Washington man appointed superintendent of Baltimore district

A Washington man is named as the new superintendent of the Baltimore district. The report notes the appointment as part of ongoing staffing changes and hints at forthcoming candidacy details for the 4 current positions.

Washington Baltimore Voltiore Pitette Street

Suffrage Rally Highlights Names Of Speakers And Honorary Officers

The report lists speakers and honorary officers at a suffrage rally including Mrs. Mary Lockwood Mrs Carrie HE Kent Mrs Helen Gardner Mrs Joseph K Knowland Mrs Miles Poindexter Dr William Tindall Mrs Atlee Pomfrene Mr and Mrs Henry B I Macfarland Mrs Mondetl Mrs W E Andrews and others plus honorary vice chairwomen from various suffrage and civic groups such as LeDroit Barber Julia Leavitt Harvey W Wiley Elsie M Col lege and Chin fan Smith among many.

Mary Lockwood Vhuineen LeDroit Barber State Skgual Suffrage Association Julia Leavitt Harvey W. Wiley Stanton Liqual Suffrage Club Elsie TI College Dual Suffrage League K. B. Thomson Chinfan Smith Woman's Christian Temperance Union Imma FW. Shelton Wiliam E

Many in Rage for Office in Alexandria Ward Races

Incumbents fear rivals as candidates emerge for city council seats in Alexandria Virginia. Richard Roland Jr opposes J M Hilly in First Ward. Arthur A Paul may run for common council in Fourth Ward with Marshall Burke Letew in that race. Others consider bids in Second Ward and Fourth Ward. mayoral race shaping via primary April 23. Funeral services for Col Albert B R Marshall held at Riverside. Memorials for Eagles members and Palm Sunday services noted. Edith Phillips improving. Maranall Jones dies after long illness.

Shington Posy Burbac King Street Alexandera Richard Roland, Jr J. M. Hilly Board of Aldermen Earlir Arthur A. Paul Common Council Charles B. Marshall T. Burke G. W. Letew Albert Bryan James B. Fitzgerald Thomas F. Dyson Dyson Frank C. Spinks Flint Harry R. Burke Edward 4. Teadbeater Frank Mason M. J. McFarland Howard W. Smith Robby D. Brumtack Hubert Snowden Albert D. Brockett Des Merrity On

Critic questions wage for wives and state socialism

Ella C. Grehaut argues against wage division for wives and challenges Mrs. Wiley and others promoting a wage for wives. She questions how to determine weekly husband wages across varied trades, poverty cases, and piecework, and suggests state intervention implies socialism. She asks how unmarried women would be affected and if suffrage leaders support this plan. Washington, March 70.

Eharvey W. Wiley Anna Shaw Waterman New York Sun

Eagles Mourn Dead as 1000 Attend Memorial Service

At Belasco Theater Aerie No. 13 Fraternal Order of Eagles honors deceased members with a solemn service attended by over 1,000. Representative Thomas Upton Sisson of Mississippi delivers the keynote on equality in opportunity while Rev. Father Meagher and other speakers praise the Eagles. A roll call ends with candles snuffed for each name, listing numerous departed members.

Eagles Sarepta Hall Alva Aerie, No Order of Eagles Belasco Theater Alagphea Aerie No Aerie Thomas Upton Sisson Mississippi Order of Eastes Sisson J. R. Meagher St. Dominic's Catholic Church Mr. Sisson Robert J. Montague George Dutrow Wiliam M. Reagan Clarence W. Smith John JB. Whaten Frank M. Sweet James C. McGirr Thomas Rooney John BR. Conway Frank \. Clark John Henning Herman Kalin Randulph N. Gibbs Thomas v. Fleming John H. Chle Charles Brelsford Jubn Linkins Richard Ryan John Bilerau Harry Marriam Ward K. Plant Walter F. Richey Thomas P. Hartigan Edward Biehl JS Vorster Morris F. Dee Joseph Murphy John J. Sheehan Joseph P. Fegan F. Thomas Wade Joseph P. Buckley Harry A. Hoover Laude Ma Wright Frank DB. Cogin Jamer Bel Jew Inadare Pavarini William R. Pointon Herman Isaacs James M. Than Dr. Butts J.D. O'Meara Jozeph J. Ruth Charles T. Morgan V. D. Shiea- Jhan John J. Cusack M. Z. Metarths John M. Pringe Charles H. Childress J. M. Phillin Thomas M. Hindle Julian & Horton Walter R. Sullivan John Mangel

Seven Saved From Flood In Mississippi River Rescue

In St. Louis Missouri on a Sunday afternoon a family of seven escaped a sinking houseboat on the Mississippi River after driftwood and currents tore the vessel loose. Two motorboats fought heavy surge to reach the deck as the craft leaked and sank within minutes. Water rose to 29.9 feet, a rise of 4.10 feet in 24 hours, flooding railroad tracks along the levee and staying nine tenths of a foot below flood stage.

St. Louis Mississippi River

Fire destroys rooms and damages multiple homes

A series of fires caused by unknown origin led to $500 loss in a Ventreet northwest bedroom on the second floor occupied by Thomas Roache. A noon alarm brought No. 9 engine. Other blazes yesterday damaged Bates street northwest home of Mrs. Henrietta Tselton by overheated Kas stove and rear of J. E. Caswell's house on Virginia avenue southwest, totaling several hundred dollars. A fragment notes a first Folio Shakespeare found at Witley Court linked to The Washington Post report from March 31.

Ventreet Northwest Thomas Roache Henrietta Tselton Bates Street J. E. Caswell Virginia Avenue

Burns May Kill Her Explosion Ignites Clothes

Mrs. Nora Silk 42 of 45 Rock Creek Church road suffered severe burns when coal oil attempted fire making in the kitchen caused an explosion. Husband Michael Silk heard screams as flames enveloped her, neighbors smothered the fire with coverings, she was taken to Garfield Hospital in critical condition and doctors fear she cannot survive.

Nora Silk Rock Creek Church Road Nora, Silk Garfield Hospital Michael Silk Sota Tenth Precinct Silk

Monticello Gift Plan Stirs Monticello Ownership Debate

Mrs. Martin W. Littleton of New York adds a chapter to her booklet urging government purchase of Monticello as a Jefferson memorial. The piece recounts Commodore Levy’s purchase and a 19th century NY court ruling that split his will, allowing Monticello to pass to heirs. Senator Martine introduces a resolution to form a commission to explore purchase viability.

Commodore Jefferson Farm Martin W. Litleton New York Monticello Thomas Jefferson Commodore Uriah P. Levy Jefferson United Sates Jefferson M. Levy Commodore Levy Littleton Library of Congress Levy Lieut. Levy Jackson Lick‘ory Dore Levy Micah PL United States Congress Virginia Richmond Philadelphia New York State Kty Sovernments The Daughters of the American Revolution Martine New Jersey

Tufts Professor Urges Ending Baby Talk at Home

A. Berle of Tufts College urges polysyllabic speech for infants, calling for warnings against misuse of the mother tongue in every home with a baby. He advocates encouraging children to attempt long words and urges parents to study proper English with their children.

A. Berle Applied Christiani Tufts College Tr. Berle Washington Boston Juvenal Plutarch Plato

Murder Clue in a Novel Sparks Maine Inquiry

Augusta March 31 State officials reopen inquiry into Mattie Hackett murder after a Readfield Public Library novel inspired theories. They removed the book and traced readers from weeks before the death for clues. Authorities say a woman’s past actions may be tied to the case and will be shown to a grand jury.

Washington Post Augusta Readtiel Public Library Mattie Hackett M Hackett Muenda Miss Hackett

Unclear OCR summary: meeting notice fragment

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting and banking context with names McCalmont and Melerre, but details are illegible. The readable portion hints at a business or bank note and a scheduled meeting. Entities are uncertain. no clear event, date, or location can be confirmed.

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