Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Washington DC Listings
A directory-style notice lists several undertakers and embalmers in Washington DC including W. R. Speare 940 F Street NW John R. Wright Co 1337 Taust Street NW and George P. Zarhorst with open day and night service. It notes funeral home affiliations Livery services and on premise chapels with contact telephones Main 4280 4251 273 North 47 East 372 and more. The ad promotes frat-class service at moderate prices with multiple firms offering crematorium livery and open hours.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
R. F. Harvey
Commectien Chapel
John R. Wright CO
Inatal
Tauth Staw Telephone North
William Lee
Pennsylvania
George P. Zarhorst
Capitol
Hancock Freed After Grand Jury Finds No Evidence
Winfield Scott Hancock walks from county jail near Marlboro after nearly six months behind bars as a Maryland grand jury finds no evidence to support a presentment in the death of Emma Smallwood at Collingswood near Faye, with his sister Amanda Machal named as an accessory. The case, tied to Col John Hancock and prominent local figures, ends with Hancock released and his sister bond cleared.
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Collings-_ wood
Prince George
Washington Post
Upper Marlboro
Winfield
Scott Hancock
Grand Jury
Emma Smallwood
de Rustie
Col
T John Hancork
Collingswood
Faye Mie
Haneek
Hancock
Sixteenth Street
John Hancock
Hancocks
Loune Hancock
J. B Willams
Guy W Latimer
Hyattsville
Justice of the
Arthur Carr
Smallwood
Wostairs
Hamself
Latimer
Glazebrook
Thomas
Garrison
Amanda Machal
Charles Seiberlick
Jom W Towler, Jr
John P. Webster
Thomas B Hardy
Walter L. F. Bentley
George E. Bewley
Charles A. Boswell
Missing Baltimore pair puzzles police and family
Aloysius M. Rose a former South Baltimore cannery foreman and 18 year old Ethel Jones vanished in March. Jones father from New York City aids search. Mrs Rose moves to O'Donnell Street home. Rose claimed hypnotist persona. Jones says engagement with a Navy man ended before disappearance.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Aloysius M. Rose
Ethel Jones
Ayemic
Rose
Binney Street
Canton
John A. Jones
New York City
Jones
O'Donnell Street
Mr. Jones
$25,000 for Broken Heart in Maryland Suit
Helen Hang sues Leon Levy in Baltimore for $33,000 claiming breach of promise to marry. She alleges she spent money and gave love, and that Levy agreed to marry around September 1905 but failed to proceed. The suit seeks damages for pain and anguish from the alleged breach.
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Baltimore
Washington Post
Helen Hang
Leon Levy
Levy
STANDARD PAYS LICENSE FOR STATE BUSINESS
The Standard Oil Company obtained a Virginia license to do business, paying 5600, after contesting the tax as required by law. The corporation commission ruled taxation on capital stock, and courts upheld the commission, despite the company’s effort to offer 600. Special to The Washington Post.
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Warhingtonons
Richmond
Corporation Commission
Trainmen Perish in Fire in Keyser Yard Wreck
Special to The Washington Post Keyser West Virginia April 7 a Baltimore and Ohio yard wreck at 5 pm killed two conductors and two brakemen and injured two others The engine ran wild after sidewiping another causing four cabooses to splinter Jennings of Brunswick Maryland and Long of Brunswick Maryland died burned pinned in wreckage begging for help Kenney of Martinsburg and Kiser of Brunswick were injured one fatally The accident occurred when the engine throttle was opened and the out of control engine struck the cabooses
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Keyser
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jenningb
Bronswick
Long
Brunswick
Kiser
Kenney
Martinsburg
Jennings Ald Long
Toad Jennings
Methodist Protestant Conference Debates Mutual Relief Rule
In Baltimore on April 7 the Methodist Protestant Conference debated a proposal by Rev. P Newly to require all itinerant candidates to join the Mutual Relief Association. Several ministers opposed the test of membership and the measure was suspended after a heated session. The vested funds report showed gains from bequests, and Rhode Island NM P Church’s invitation to meet in Washington next year was accepted with the first Wednesday in April set for the next conference.
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Methodist Protestant Conference
Baltimore
Westington
Suse
P. Newly
Mutual Relief Association
Little
Rhode Island NM
Acquittal in Murder Trial Stems Black Hand Threats
John Price, former Baltimore and Ohio Railway worker, is acquitted in Berkeley Springs West Virginia of murdering three Italians at Paw Paw on a Baltimore and Ohio train stop. He claimed self defense after a prior clash with an Italian. the Black Hand reportedly threatens Price’s life and his circle fears for his safety.
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Tne
Washington Cita
Price
Last of Baltimore Fire Put Out After Two Years
Workers clearing debris at McGlure Dock the seed storage warehouse site found bricks. A tiny sheet of flame and smoke rose as air hit the pile, revealing a suspected pest seed debris remnant.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
McGlure Dock
Mistrial in Payton Case Surfaces in West Virginia
The Washington Post reports in Falromant West Virginia that for a second time jurors failed to reach a verdict in the Mary Payton-Wright case. She and Frank Wright were charged with poisoning her first husband. Indicted in December, tried in January, the jury did not agree. It is believed she will not be retried.
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Washington Post
Falromant
W. Va
Mary Payton-Wright
Frank Wright
Boy Released From Navy After Age Dispute
In Richmond, April 7 a habeas corpus case over Upton Fiske, a navy apprentice, led Judge Wadan to order his discharge to his parents. The court found he was under eighteen at enlistment and thus his parents’ permission was required. Fiske enlisted under the alias Edward Smith on the receiving ship Franklin. Also from Winchester, Miss Lacy Aline, daughter of a local farmer, was critically injured when she jumped from a carriage at Vaucluse after a fall, striking her head and losing consciousness.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Upton Fiske
United States Navy
Wadanl
United States Circuit Court
Navy
Fiske
Edward Smith
Franklin
Vue Wasm
Winchester
Miss Lacy
Eline
Vaucluse
Kline
Arguments at Savannah May Reach July for Greene and Gaynor
In Savannah on April 7 the complete U S Court session heard Mr. Osborne's long argument for Greene and Gaynor. He noted he could not finish in time, and the court recessed until Monday at 9:30. Each side is likely to have about five hours, so the case could run into Thursday or Friday, barring night sessions.
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reene-Gaynor
Savannah
United States
Osborne
Greene
Gaynor
Kansas Supreme Court voids cattle mortgages on live stock exchange
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the Kansas City Live Stock Exchange a trust and invalidated all cattle mortgages made through its members. The unanimous decision, on a rehearing, reverses a prior ruling and could affect millions of dollars in chattel papers. Exchange president F G Robinson downplayed immediate effects on existing contracts.
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Topeka, Kans
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas City Bive Stock Exchange
Exchange
Supreme Court
Kansas City
F. G. Robinson
Kansas Live Stock Exchange
Jaspe Wa Ud Gem
Rob
Lady Mary Loses Her Fight In Suffolk By Election
London April 7 The Eye division by election followed F Stevengan’s resignation resulting in Liberal H Pearson son of Sir Weetman Pearson defeating the Marquess of Graham by 197. The contest known as the ladies battle featured Lady Mary Hamilton and Pearson’s wife as prominent figures amid a countrywide surge in Lady Mary’s popularity.
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London
Eye
Suffolk
F. Stevengan
H. Pearson
Weetman Pearson
Marquess of Graham
Duke of Montross
Rye
Mary Hamilton
Great Britain
Marquess of
Graham
Pearson
Mary
Pargtent
Tugmen Strike for Higher Wages and Schedule Change
Chicago tugmen walked out demanding 85 dollars monthly pay from 60, with shifts cut to every other night and Sunday off. Owners rejected demands, unions threaten wider action. Ships may move on Chicago rivers. grain shipments planned but movement uncertain. Scraps of commerce mixed with unrelated notes appear in the fragment.
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Chicago
Calumet
Moffaio
ENENSED TO MARRY AND OTHER PERSONAL NOTICES
Reading pa Stephen J Buckley and Mary Brown plan marriage. listings show numerous couples and ages, with addresses and marital statuses. The page includes a presidential note: President declines invitation to address the public at the James Putnam Cottage dedication in June.
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Stephen J. Buckley
Reading
Mary Brown
Newington
Menron J. Hooper
Josephine Wilson
Traxton
Ke Maxon
Samuel J. Johnson
Mabel Stepney
Charles B. Lear
Ole Clark
Loyd Stewart
Blanche Gordon
Harry Wilson
Maggie Smith
Henry Liggett
Ross M. M- Haryer
Jeel Austin
Fauste Jeatfer
Elmer AG. Montgomery
Sylvie Parker
Joseph Tinger
Faente Hains
Representative Hill
Connecticut
Horse Neck
Pin Industry Sees Bright Rise in Census Figures
Census Bureau reports a strong year for the pin, needle, beak and eye trade ending December 7, 1904. Production value reaches 4,? million. total salaries amount to 1.59 million. industry employs 199 officers and clerks with payrolls near 1.59 million.
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United States
Census Bureau
Apso
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Nolan's Court
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