Thaw Case Sees Jury Recalled For Testimony Fight
The Thaw case continues as Jerome seeks admission of expert testimony to prove insanity. The commission may decide by Thursday morning, with the jury summoned to Justice Farageraldts court for further proceedings. Mrs Thaw was served with a subpoena and surprised by the timing of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Thaw
Washington Fost Munkark
Susie Fitexerald
Harry K Thaw
Sergions
Jerom
Farageraldts
Many Obituaries and Notices from Washington Area
A chaotic OCR notice page lists deaths and funeral plans. Entries name BOSCO BASCO CONNER DENNETTE HARRIET CONNER and others with dates 1907. Details include residences 172 Corcoran Street 2489 Holmead Place and 142 New Jersey Avenue Northwest with service times and interment at Congressional Cemetery Mount Olivet. Various names such as Edith Pasifer William Jennings Mary Frances Parker Mabel Parker and Mary Thatcher Thayer appear with addresses and funeral arrangements. The section also references legal cases and a Thaw trial coverage with courtroom notes and jury fee discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinney Ponett
Holmead
Muldred P
Muldir
Willam W Ince
New Jersey Avenue
McKendrie
Mary BE
Eutager
W Street
Washington, D
Pine Alhierement
Philadelphia
Boston
Worlda Avenue
William
Katherine Jennings Ree Hardy
St Paulis Church
Pourteenth
Mount Olivet
Baltimore
Falls Church
Mary Frances Marjax
Birch
South Falls
Pafker
Ise S Street
Mabet
Eli
Nor Parker
Thomas H
M V Parker
Spa
Rock Creek
Chuck
Batmore
Tay PR
Weat
Twentieth Street
New York
Mary Thatcher Thayer
William Patterson
Grace Sumeca Chantry
Broadway
Steet
Funeral Directors Listings in Washington Area
A compilation of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers across Washington. Firms include Thos. S Sergeon and successors, Costello & Bro, Wm. Riley, Frank Geier's Sons, John R. Wright Co, J William Lee, Wm. H. Sardo & Co, George P. Zarhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Thos. R. Nalley & Son, R. F. Harvey's Sons, John M. Mitchell's Son, W. R. Speare, Adolph J. Schippert, and George C. Shaffer Florist, with chapel and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
S Sergeon
Con
J William Lee
Modest Pricas
Pennsylvania
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Hatom Modern Chapel
Phone
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
Hindle & Bayliss
Thos. R. Nalley
Fourteenth ST
Commodicus Chapel
John M. Mitchell
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
WATY
Adolph J. Schippert
20Th Ad Pa
Geo. C. Shaffer
Thaw Commenter Warns of Unfair Trial and Electrocution
Samuel Lloyd, a coal miner from Longacre, told Justice Gregory at Huntington that he believed Harry Thaw deserved harsher treatment and that his own mind had broken over the case. The judge ordered Lloyd committed to an asylum after deeming him unfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charleston
W Va
Harry Thaw
Samuel Lloyd
Longacre
Gregory
Hunington
Lloyd
President Roosevelt in Albany Politics Report
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt prefers not to publicly back Gov Hughes yet signals support in private to bolster Hughes's reform agenda in Albany. The piece notes GOP leaders seek federal help while fear of political cost looms if Hughes falters against Assembly opposition and the governor’s national prospects.
Brooklyn Father Slays Daughter Over Money Dispute
Special to The Washington Fest. Brooklyn. Antonio Lancia, 47, released from fall, killed his daughter Marie Trop, a few minutes before 9 this morning at 625 Union Street. Ambulance surgeon Richardson found her dead before arrival. No trace of the murderer. The twelve-year-old son Antonio Jr. heard the shriek and found his sister dying. He seized the murder weapon and pursued his father, who had vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Antonio Lancia
Marie Trop
Union Street
Richardson
Seney Hospital
Bergen Street
Cincinnati Taft Endorsement Seen From Hamilton County Leader
Cincinnati Republican Rudolph Hynicka signals an endorsement of Taft for the Republican nomination, to be issued as an accredited statement once timed. In Cleveland, Burton and Taft allies weigh a strong Ohio campaign while Toledo debates a state primary with municipal focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Hynicka
Cleveland
Burton
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hamilton County
Taft
Charlea P Fatt
Hynicka
George B Cox
Republican Party
Foraker
Republican Organization
Akron
Vait
EH. Burton
New Orleans
County Central Committee
Cortelyou as Pivot in Roosevelt Taft Rivalry
Washington dispatch rumors position Secretary Cortelyou as a potential ally of reactionary Republicans opposing Roosevelt. The piece traces Cortelyou's rise under McKinley and Roosevelt, his ties to Hanna, Payne, Nilias, and Fairbanks, and the looming choice between old loyalties and party reform. Foraker Knox and Fairbanks figures loom as Taft’s backers risk fracturing the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
New York Times
Roosevelt
Fairbanks and Foraker
George Bruce Cortelyou
the Treasury
Harrison
Rathbone
Oho
Cortelyou
McKinley
Hanna
Henry C Payne
Cornelius Nilias
Fairbanks
Commerce and Labor Department
Republican National Committee
Treasury
Worl
Foraker Sees Victory Reports Favorable On Reelection Bid
Ohio Senator Foraker maintains he will seek both re election to the Senate and the presidency if he wins the primary against Taft. He says Taft talks will not force his retirement and asserts outlook is gratifying amid district doubts. The two senators discuss primary methods with Dick advocating direct primary and Foraker preferring delegate selection at the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ohio
Ella.Taylor
Columbus
Taft
Twelfth
Taylor
Foraker
Kennedy
Youngstown
Forahker
Forakaty
Messrs Foraker
Republican State Central
Aas
Senate Committee On
Edgar A. Macklin
Macklin
Six Men Die in Fort Worth Freight Crash
Six men were killed in a head-on collision between two Missouri Kansas & Texas freight trains six miles south of Fort Worth. The engineers Caldwell and Wooden, and firemen Wallace and Rines died aboard their trains. Two brakemen perished. A fire followed, burning over 300 cattle and eight cars of merchandise. The northbound train allegedly failed to receive an order, causing the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Wooden
Rines
Caldwell
Wallace
Killing of Grace N Disney by a jealous suitor in Oregon
James Haslam, son of the Oregon penitentiary superintendent, shot Miss Grace N Disney of Warren, Oregon, after reportedly seeing her with another man. He then shot himself in the head and is not expected to survive. Yale accepts Rockefeller grant conditionally, with $300,000 gift contingent on raising $1,300,000 more to be pursued by the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Oreg
Apri
Hasan James
Oregon Penitentiary
Grace N Disney
Warren
Yale
Rockefeller
New Haven
Conn
Stokes
Yale University
Abduction Tale Stirring Nanticoke Camp Visit
A twelve year old girl claiming to be Louisa Smith told two Nanticoke area girls she had been abducted from Cleveland months earlier and held by gypsies. The girls informed parents and police, but investigators found no corroboration of the story at a camp outskirts of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wilkesbarre
Cleveland
Ohio
Eyd- Sies
Louisa Smith
Nanticoke
Leopold Sewasky
Gydslea
Halts Marriage to Pray For Blessings and Progeny
A Maryland man, Robert G. Jackson, halted his wedding during a ceremony to beg divine blessings for happiness and numerous offspring. After the ceremony the justice demanded a 250 dollar fee, which the bride helped raise. Jackson, laborer in a lead factory, gained national notoriety and received eighteen marriage proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
St Louis
Robert G. Jackson
Mise Belle Witliams
Annapolis
Justice Stobie
Jackson
Justice Preiss
Clayton
Miss Anne Morgan Secures Parole for Boy Thief
Miss Anne Tracy Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan testified in the Children's Court over a diamond and ruby horseshoe brooch valued at 600 dollars stolen from the Colony Club. Joseph McDonald a fifteen year old, confessed and was paroled until April 6 with potential discharged if no further action arises. The pin later found with a sweeping machine dealer on Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Washington Post
New York
Anne Tracy Morgan
J Pierpont Morgan
Joseph McDonald
Campbell
Tenderloin
Miss Morgan
Bliss Morgan
McDonald
Eps Seconda Avenue
Rockefeller Declines Gifts At Public Auction
John D Rockefeller refuses hair oil from Berlin and pepsin lozenges from Edinburgh offered as gifts. The items were sent by unknowns and will be sold in government public stores. Other prominent figures like Andrew Carnegie and J. P. Morgan reportedly declined similar items. A separate cable reports damage to the Palazzo del Draga in Rome, Griscom's embassy residence, from a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
John D Rockefeller
Aucion
Seas
Berlin
Ediburgh
Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Plerpont Morgan
Albert
Col J Storey
Jedal
Rome
Palazzo del Draga
Ambassador Griscom
Lawsuit Over Eddy Case Opens With Guarded Answer
Concord April 1 The opening of the Superior Court drew much attention as Rev Mary Baker Eddy named plaintiff prepared to file an answer through Gen Streeter. Counsel for the Boston defendants will appear by Mr Morae and other named figures. No immediate trial is expected as issues may rise to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Cnounsel
Washington Post
N. H
Frank & Streeter
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Plaintify
Aolay
New England
Boston
Samuel J. Elder
Williagmal More
Morae
Eastman
Calvin A. Frye
Louis O’ Strang
Rev.i . Tomlinson
Hermann 8. Hering
Gen Eastman
Still After Chauffeur in Extradition and Speed Limit Change
A Washington report details May or Garrett Jastmeht planning with the State's attorney to secure the return of Vivian D Bel, chauffeur for Theodore P Shants, amid an automobile regulation case near Glen Echo. The piece notes a new twelve mile per hour limit, enforcement by Town Marshal Collins, and penalties up to 30, reflecting tensions with motorists and the Automobile Club of Washington. It also covers incidents involving Perry Belmont and Perry Belmont’s brother speeding toward the track, with multiple chauffeurs cited and fines posted as cases move toward court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Jastmeht
Vivian D Bel
Theodore P Shants
Glen Echo
Bell
R B Caverly
Automobile Club of Washington
Sholts
Shonts
New York
Glen Eeho
Autaists
Tyre
Caverly
Collins
Automobilists of
Washington
Autaisty
Automobile Club
Benning
Perry Belmont
Sprineman
Granville Hearn
Belmont
Hearn
William
Wyman
Gee
Daniel Matthews
Pollis Court
Metcalf Returns U S Navy Secretary from Inspection Tour
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf arrives in Washington aboard the Dolphin after inspecting naval stations at Charleston Guantanamo and San Juan He travels with Benforth Hale Penrose and Carter The group also visited Havana Jamaica Nassau and the Bahamas Albany N Y April 1 a bill to halt work on the barge canal improvement was introduced by Senator Cassidy It would prohibit further debt or liability under the 3101 000 000 bond act approved by the people in Grooms Force Recognition of Union New York April 1 about 10 riding academies and livery stables workers strike to force employers to recognize their new union and sign a contract
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Washington
Charleston
Guantanamo
San Juan
Benufort Hale
Penrose
Carter
Havana
Jameica
Nassau
The
Bahamas
Albany
Cassidy
New York
Swamp Root Sample Offer Promised by Mail
Readers urged to request a free sample bottle of Swamp Root the kidney and bladder remedy. Emphasizes back pain as kidney trouble signal and lists symptoms and benefits, urging purchase of regular bottles and inviting a free book and testimonial letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wature
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Washington Daily Post
Hat Man Weds Manicure in Nevada Venture
William Dunlap the New York and Nevada millionaire wed Lavender Jane Byers a former New York manicure in Milwaukee on April 1 receiving a court license and a judge’s dispensation. The bride from England was employed in New York and the couple plans a Nevada trip after a private ceremony at the Plankinton Hotel. Dunlap, aged 36, has married twice before and owns eighteen Nevada mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wis
William Dunlap
New York
Lavender Jane Byers
Dunlap
Austin
Nev
Tarrant
St James
New Yorker
G A. Scott
Grand Avenue Methodist Church
Plankinton Hotel
Nevada
Dunlaps
Mose Litus Freer
Monticello
Broadway
Billy” Dunlap
Hns
England
Miss Byers
Btary al Peart
Bir Durlay
Gil
Young Dunlap
LICENSED TO MARRY NAMES A LONG LIST OF BRIDEGROOMS AND BRIDES
A lengthy OCR fragment lists many couples labeled with Rev or religious titles, including ages and hometowns such as Richmond and Barton Heights. Numerous names appear with varied spellings and punctuation, reflecting a historical marriage notice compilation.
Public Health Office Records List Numerous Local Residents
A historical health office roster lists residents with ages and addresses including James C Leonard 45 Herrison at Antcostia, Margaret M Kennell 627 Pa Ave, Dorothy Spooner 7B, Lavangie Mark 67, Jon Fox 62, Edward V Rice 5 years at 118 C Pt Me, Mary A Nolan 510 Maine Ave, Louisa Bickford 19 Grant Pl, Walter Blount at the Oaks List 1 month, Irene Taylor 29 years at RI Ave, Kitty Chase 70, James O Rollon 5 at Cullinens Dt, and many others. The record is dated around March 31, 1307 in the era’s style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Search
Arther Woods
Ima
James C Leonard
Herrison
Antcostia
Margaret M
Kennell
Cellarant
Sfonteilo
Dorothy
Spooner
Lavangie Mark
Yan Jon Fox
Edward V Rice
Mary A Nolan
Maine
Louisa Bickford
Grant Pl
Walter Blount
the Oaks
Sik
David Shorter
Yeere
Irene Taylor
Jefferson Johnson
Dickerson
Alterta Hanter
John Catms
James H. Orr
Insace
Melize
Eagiak
Howard
Brookville Rf
Horace Wiggins
Istow
Kitty
Pomeroy Ave
Hiledsle, Stears
Robert Campbell
Otto Frances
Columbia ‘Terrace
Mauching
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Thaw
Todey
Bellevue Hospital Psychpathic Ward
Pilgrim
State
Allan McLane Hamilton
Daniel O'Reilly
O Reilly
Hamilton
Fitzgerald
Hardy & Remore
Hughes
Evening Post
White House
God Hughes
Assembly
New York State
Otto Kelsey
Bingham
Rarnes
Grady
McCarren
Emmie
Golden Gate
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th St
Hamilton County Organization
Foraker Plan Ia
Toledo
Walter F. Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Hoe
Asseni
Senator Foraker
Ono
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kittredge
Knox
Joe” Cannon
Apollinaris
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N. W
Aska
Anzapelis
John
Supreme Court
Secretary of Navy
Sxilmer
Binghamton, NY
Billy” Dunlap and
Cerl J Antetzon
Anne Larson
Winbigler
Willie L Konigs
Annie M. Lewis
J. B Metaughlin
Robert C Ambold
Lacy EL Fcott
Richmora
Bristol
George E Barnes
Riverdyle
Helen M Gove
John van Behslch
Harry Criss
Bethlehem
Corinna A. Gove
John van Swiatek
Richmond
J J Muir Martin le Moore
Annie Shears
J Muir
Albert C Jenkins
Hersle A. Winkonp
Dranesvills
Frank x Bristal
Samuel Simpson
Lucy Petitt
Hoadley Va
JB M Ma
Howard G Crandall
Mabel White
Greene
Elizabdeth
Joseph F Kelly
Robert D Mure
Schnectedy WY
Ella C Tenney
Hamlin Berner M Holden
Carrie M
J A. Hinch
John E Dixon
Elizabeth Grime
Southgate
Oliver Hockaday
Diascond
Marbelle C Marston
Teans
McLaughlin William Wormler
Minute Stephenson
W ‘Drew James
Ford
Indien Head
Ide
Brocka
J B
Kelleher
Edward Pryor
Mamie E Jackson
Jo W ‘Smith Camaltel C Taylor
Luventa
Smart Aid
Healte Office Record
Guarantes No
Ili
Arbuckles
Ariosa
Eros
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