Deaths at Lorton: Italian laborer and deputy sheriff dies
Italian laborer Joseph Leanto shot Deputy Sheriff George W. Malcolm at Lorton Valley. Leanto later died of wounds in Alexandria hospital. Both bodies moved for burial as officials investigate the incident and possible mob involvement rumors. Ambassador des Planches and staff sought details at Alexandria police headquarters. Malcolm’s mother and brother learned of the tragedy as the community reels from the shooting and ensuing violence.
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Alexandria
Malcolm
Leanto
Baron Mayer Des Planches
United States
Alexdriaria
Joseph Leanto
George W. Malcolm
Lorton Valley
Fairfax County
H. M. Quigg & Co
Lorton
Fred
Washington
Webster
Roberts
M. Des Planches
Washington-Southern
Burkes Station
Mary E. Malcolm
A. F. Malcom
Tles
Pennsylvani Avenue
Court Martial Ordered for Maj Carrington in Manila
General Corbin cables that a general court martial will convene in Manila on the 11th for Maj Frank De L Carrington of the First Infantry on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. Carrington was recently convicted by civil courts in Manila of misappropriating Philippine government funds and sentenced to forty years. He has appealed the sentence. The military verdict could result in his dismissal from the army.
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Maj
Carrington
Gen. Corbin
Philippine Division
Washington
Manila
Frank de L. Carrington
First Infantry
Japanese Minister III Leaves Washington for New York
Japanese Minister Kogoro Yakshira departed Washington for New York to consult the physician who treated him after a serious appendicitis attack last winter. He has been unwell for weeks and plans to rest before resuming duties. Hioki serves as temporary in charge.
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Kogoro Yakshira
Washington
New York
Takahira
Mr. Hioki
Alleged Poisoner Dawget in Virginia Murder Case
Mary Bumbrey a 26 year old colored woman is wanted in Prince William County Virginia on a murder charge for allegedly poisoning Ruben B Green a fellow farm worker at Col Morris Carr near Manassas. Detectives Hartigan and Baur arrested her last night and she refused to speak. She awaits sheriff arrival for transfer to the county jail.
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Virginia
Mary Bumbrey
Prince William County
Hartigan and Baur
Ruben B. Green
Col
Morris Carr
Manassas
Notable Washington Auction Show at Sloan Galleries
A premier collection arrives in Washington at C G Sloan & Co 140% G Street NW featuring mahogany furniture Persian rugs antique silver china brass copper ornaments bound books and works by local artists. The sale runs Wednesday Thursday and Friday with daily auctions at 11 30 am 1 pm and 3 pm.
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Washington
C. G Sloan & Co
G Street Northwest
Messrs. Sloan & Co
Ll &® Mu
Thief Bypasses Phones Steals Jewelry In Wisconsin Ave Home
A burglary at 2433 Wisconsin Avenue yesterday involved the theft of jewelry valued around 9 to 17 dollars from Phe Barnes’s home. Police from the Seventh Precinct investigated after a hired telephone repairman, claiming to fix a broken line, allegedly cut wires on two phones and ransacked a second floor room. Barnes believes the intruder knew electrical wiring, but no suspect has been found.
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Phe
Wisconsin Aversus North
Bernat
Barnes
Taken Back to It Joseph Tells How He Forged and Cashed Check
Seventeen year old Richard E. Murphy confessed to bank robbery and check forgery in New York, later held in St Joseph Mo to face charges for stealing 225 dollars from Merchants National Bank. He described passing counterfeit checks with a priest note, attending a theater box with George Gould, and planning a crooked path ahead if not prosecuted.
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Richard E. Murphy
St. Joseph
McNamarta
Merchants’ National Bank
Iio
Detrenvd Bureau
Mlather
Jigme
Mint
Washington
Hartigan and Baur
T. W. Evans
George Gould
Albert Silliman, Jr
Benning
Evans
St. Louis
New York
Paper Hangers Hold Firm in Demand for Higher Pay
Paper Hangers Union No 420, after a Friday strike, held a 4 30 pm meeting declaring resolve to stay firm. A mass gathering is set for today at 2 pm with national officers expected. About one third of local firms have agreed to 3 50 per day and workers returned. The union, with nearly 300 members, plans to assist emergencies without disrupting the public.
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Paper Hangers’ Union
No. 420
Charles Kenny
H. J. Wells
Wells
Mystery Woman Linked To Infant's Body Found In Northwest
A found infant corpse lay on a vacant lot at Twentieth Street and Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. Police report violence marks on the scene and a mysterious woman seen nearby wearing rich clothing like the victim’s. A passerby notified Detective Nevitt. a call suggested the body would be moved, then hung up.
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Somme
Ada
Gateriots
Infant Left In Basket Found At Harris Residence Grounds
A four year old colored infant abandoned in a basket behind Dr W T Harris commissioner of education at 188 Yale street northwest was found by Rosa Whetington and handed to a District nurse. Police arrested Huma Queen, 45, on charges of abandoning the child and she was detained. A week old negro baby found in an alley at 16 East street southeast was delivered to a District nurse. An eight month old girl found in an alley near Thirteenth and Yale streets northwest wrapped in a torn towel appeared ill or drugged and was taken to a District nurse May Roberts at German Avenue Northwest.
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Harrin
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Yate
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Haris
Bates
Huma Queensi
Yule Street
E Street
Edward Gray
First Street
Thirteenth
Yale Streets
Roga B. Washington
W. T Harris
Yale Street
Tenth
Rae F
Misa_ Mary Roberts
Erman Avenue
Arrest of George Richardson for Disorderly Conduct
George Richardson was arrested by Officer Kliendenst of the First precinct last night on a disorderly charge. He appeared mute and possibly deaf, gave his name as twenty five, and muttered while being escorted to the cell after a reported knife display on Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Kliendenst
First Precinct
Sergt. Mancot
Eisendenst
Thirteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richardson
Army officers promoted and retired in early 20th century
Lieut co Willam neck and Liléit Col Frank WU Rob inson have been advanced to brigadier generals and retired. Majors L P Hunt and C H Murray promoted. colonels and captains in the Third Thirteenth Fourth Seventh Cavalry receive retirements and promotions.
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Third Cavalry
Liléit
Frank WU. Robinson
Thirteenth Cavalry
L. P. Hunt
C. H. Murray
Fourth Cavalry
Helisutenasit
Lioyad M. Breit
Valry
Obert R. Wallach
President Lizars on Texas unity and irrigation drive
Fort Worth Texas and Wichita Falls scenes describe President's praise of Texan growth and irrigation advances. He stresses national irrigation, river navigation, and securing headwaters, praising Texas diversity and urging unity to boost national wealth. He visits Wichita Falls after Fort Worth leg.
Colton Will Enter Dominican Service for Mission to Santo Domingo
Col. Colton, chief lector of cusiting in Sainte Dominics, will leave New York for Santo Domingo on Tuesday with three aides an accountant two statisticians and a stenographer and translator. Taft assured Colton he is employed by the Dominican government not the United States and he will report to President Morales and arrange salaries for his assistants. Navy reports say Dilie and Brooklyn have reached Monte Cristi and Rear Admiral Sigsbee will move his flag to the Brooklyn soon.
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United States
Col
RG. Colton
Cusiting
Sainte Dominics
New York
Santa Oming
Taft
Colton
Col. Collton
Santo Domingo
Thicé
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Dilie
Brooklyn
Monte Cristi
Navy Départment
Sigsbéd
Newark
Nerais
Annapolis
Hospital Corps Man Hawthorne Arrested for Larceny and Desertion
Hospital Corps man Herman H Hawthorne, 28, stationed at Washington Barracks, eluded Detectives Parham and O'Brien for over four months after allegedly deserting in November. He faced grand larceny and desertion charges and was locked up at the First precinct station following arrest near Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvania Ave NW.
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Hospital Corps
Parham
O’brien
Herman H. Hawthorne
Washington Barracks
Hawthorne
Lée Wade
Thirteenth Street
Peninsyilvania Avenue
Crabe Game Raids By Police Near Fourteenth Street
Police conducted three raids on a craps operation during the night in Washington near Fourteenth and G streets northwest. Officers arrested eight men in one house and detained others as a broader crackdown on gambling continued with additional arrests and a hotel stakeout involving private security and patrols.
Appomattox Day program honors veterans in ceremony
En campment No. 9 Union Veteran Legion held Appomattox Day observances with Hon. W. W. Brown auditor for the Navy Department delivering the principal address on Appomattox Day. Col. Nathaniel Shatswell presided, with prayers, songs, recitations, and several auxiliary performances in a patriotic program.
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Union Veteran Legion
W. W. Brown
Navy Department
Appomattox
Nathaniel Shatswell
E. B. Thompson
Albert
Prof. Wooden
Grant
Gahera FI. Campbell
Interior Department
Florence Donohile
J. Hawin Browne
Col. Brown
National Organization of the Union Véteran Legion
United States
Baltimore
R. Atwater Smith
America
Yardman Killed Jumping Between Engines on Railroad Tracks
George C. Burns, assistant yardmaster of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died after leaping from one moving engine to another on night shift near Benning. He fell beneath the wheels and was killed instantly, his body later prepared for burial at Lee's Undertaking Establishment on Pennsylvania Avenue. Burns, unmarried, resided at 248 Eighth Street Southwest.
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Benning
Lee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Street
Burns
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eghih Street
Two Beautiful Women Escape Dread Catarrh with Peruna
The article cites testimonials of women using Peruna to prevent colds and cure catarrh. It describes catarrh starting with facial symptoms and spreading to the nose and throat, noting Peruna as a preventive and remedy. Readers are invited to seek medical advice and write to Dr Hartman in Columbus for guidance.
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B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Thusands of Women Cared of Annoying Catarrh by Peruna
Thousands of women suffer from catarrh and have improved health with Peruna. The ad claims facial beauty is harmed by catarrh and that even minor symptoms can alarm women, urging use of the remedy.
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Peruna
Merger Proposal Sparks Dignity Debate in Panama
Reports claim plans to merge the offices of the Americas Minister to Panama and the Canal Zone Governor into one post. Local press objects, arguing the move disrespects Panama's rights and violates law by ranking the Canal Zone governor below a provincial governor.
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Panama
Américas
Panamia
Cana] Zone
Carial Zone
Extradition Treaty Ratifications Exchanged With Panama
Ratifications of the extradition treaty between the United States and Panama signed May 26, 1904 were exchanged today in Panama, formalizing the agreement and advancing legal cooperation between the two nations.
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United States
Panama
Sequel to Bank Failure Ties to Hudket Shops
Arrests issued in Lorath Ohio as part of probe into alleged proprietors of Hudket shops where illegal speculative trades were run. HL G King and W J Worth, named with Capt James Riley, faced warrants tied to Citizens’ Bavirage Bank failure investigations. Bond set at 150,000. Riley remains in custody amid ongoing inquiry.
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Ohio
HL .G. King
W. J. Worth
James Riley
Eng
Worth
Riley
Citleeris’ Bavirige Bank
Eployes
Weather Conditions and Forecasts for April 4, 1905
Weather conditions report from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes high pressure shifting southeast, cool in Northeastern districts, warm temperatures in the Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, with little rainfall expected. Forecasts show warmer weather mid Atlantic and New England areas, with showers probable in the Ohio Valley and South Atlantic regions. Winds shift from fresh westerly along the Northeast coast to southerly along the Gulf coast, storm warnings resumed mid-April, and temperatures across locations are provided with maxima and minima.
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Rockefeller heir born to McCormick line in Chicago
A fifth child of Mr and Mrs Harold McCormick, Rockefeller kin, was born in Chicago. The infant is a girl and both mother and baby are reported doing nicely. The piece notes wealth implications for Standard Oil descendants and mentions Easter fabric sales at Horns with cheviots priced at 12.50 and guarantees of fit.
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Apecal
Washington Post
Calgazo
Harold Me
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