Roosevelts Astonishing European Honeymoon Stop
Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt faced cheering crowds as they cut their European honeymoon short to avoid mounting demonstrations. They left Rapallo for Genoa to continue by train toward Portugal, with plans to visit Roosevelt’s sister at her villa there. Pinchot visit expected but no sensational politics. Roosevelt silent on political matters and regretted Senator La Follette’s absence.
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Genoa
Pinghot
Genop
Cai
Theodore Roosevelt
Spesta
Genos
Roosevelt End
Hinge
Mto
Minin
Americas
Col. Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Vivax
Hurrasan
Rapillo
Roosevelt
Spezis
Toosevele
Warbe
Cal
Witer
Col
Nira
Roozevelt
Soath Levante
Nikora
Hodaevelta
Portogal
Formpa
Carer
Villa Swill -Center
Col. Roosevélt
Gurara Pinchot
United States Department of Aar
Obituary notices list deaths in April 1910 1919 and 1922 local papers
The fragmentary obituary notices report multiple death and funeral details across several individuals. Names include Ella Beloved wife of William K Dunnington. James F Garner of Nor Kaya Maryland. Lotti M Gockeler. Mary Wade Hawenstein. Donald McCathilan. and others, with funeral dates, residences, and interment sites such as Mount Auburn and Congressional Cemetery. The notices reference private interments and church services, with scattered addresses and performance of last rites.
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van Hee
Ats “Heath
Torthwext
Mahy Wlizabetel
Cant
Amixe
Fredrosksbirg
Bin
Ella
Wiliam K. Dunnington
Thomas M. Ifindla
Arthur
Tinaralherestter
Suidenty
J Frank
Howard Bmll
T Kuneraii
Mount Auburn
Mass
Bagner
Thureday
James F Garner
Nor ‘Kaya
Piperal
St. Thomas’ Church
Granny
Philadelphia
Owkeler
Aia
Lotti M. Gockeler
Inan Hurkhart
Chris
Jume
Providence
Love Aushtar
Catharine
John Judge
St. Patrick's ‘Church
Rock Creeks
Donald McCathilan
Congressional Cemetery
Yan
Aryir V
James F
Clara ¥. Ryan
Sater Vedas
Marriage and Death Notices From Wide Plain Sources
Notices state Iynerted to Toe Washington Pont Wi with a morning list of named newspapers including Internal Spanish Pitlbure Dismten Providenca Tournal Cleveland Plain Dealer and others. The brief item references telegrams and insertion charges, noting notices reach several papers and representing a compilation from multiple city journals.
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Washington Pont Wi
Inetnnal
Epani Rey
Pitlsbure Dismten
Ditaga Recora-Herald
Providenca Tournal
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Gackector Herald Readury Cries
Laut Republic
Tadny Jobs
St. Paul
Speare Undertaker and Embalmer Ad
W. RB Speare offers first class funeral services at 940 F Street N W with emphasis on quality and dignity in handling all aspects of burial arrangements.
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Speare
F Street
N. W
Beveridge to speak for Indiana in Roosevelt aid push
Special to The Washington Post reports Indiana Republican leaders plan to bring President Roosevelt to Indiana to back Senator Beveridge, believing his influence could boost Beveridge’s campaign. The piece notes Roosevelt’s closeness to Beveridge and hints at a future campaign role for Beveridge. Also covered is a DC temperance union meeting led by Mrs Clinton Smith and Mrs Anna Van Arsdale.
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Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt
Indiana
Beveridge
Housevelt
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union of the
District of Columbia
Vermont’ Avenue Christian Church
Clinton Smith
Anna van Arsdale
Health Office Record and Death Notices Collide in Fragmented List
A garbled health office record lists numerous names with sporadic pairings and stray phrases, followed by a jumble of obituaries. The scattered lines reference Joseph and Lena Ghapiro Mary L Millon Hraneix A Peckive Frascia C Hug and others, then a long death notices segment naming Alexander W Gbalee Florence Jones Patrick Hogan and multiple addresses and ages, all in a damaged OCR slate. The source presents a chaotic mix of names, relationships, and locations without full context.
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Joseph
Lena Ghapiro
Maurice and
Aban
Sok
Wit
Edward J
Rebel Pulhambos
Philip
Mary L Millon
eIc
Hraneix A
Georgiaca Peckive
Gift
Frascia C
Catherine B. Hug
Soha
Gathardne
Conor Boy
Stanley God Katty Simmons
Hoy
Zana 'D and
Etton
Wieadsey Willem
Juenea Camalingue
Garey
Annie Try
Briséotl
Gts
Avihursi
Faomiece
Ay Hathan
Teste Plax
Ennies
Ana
Rosa’ Vngedro
Gir
Clarence Xe
Soue
Ana Coulve
Eit Binsense
Owe Higieo
Joseph and
Marie
Tolvar Pos
Honey
Linasackson
Cabinet ATG Show Promises Record Dog Exhibit
Invitations mailed to cabinet members for a dog show at the Weobindon Kendal Club. President Taft admired fit dogs and may visit with Mrs Taft. Rockville hounds, including Hero, Washington’s famed hound, feature among entries. Bulldogs, collies, Great Danes, and Boston terriers are shown, with Wohl's Vulcan valued at 10,000 dollars. Expected big crowds at the Arcade next Wednesday.
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Weobindon” Kendel “Club
Weilneseday
Toft
Rockville
South
B. C
Hero
George Washington
Shillty
Washington
Mount Vernon
Lord Fairfar
Hernel Club
Edgar Froud
Long Island
United States
Carl Bergman
Gultenburs
N. Yu
Boston
Breach of Promise Case Details in New York
Mary Horner testifies in a breach of promise suit against Henry Webendorfer, a 60 year old card manufacturer. She describes his wooing, proposed marriage terms including yearly net income and large payments at milestones, and a mortgage offer to secure promises. The dates September and November are noted with plans for a honeymoon trip through the Berkshires or to Washington.
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Mary Horner
Henry Webendorfer
New York
Washington Post
Poughkeepyle
M. X
Sutherlann Labbo
Human Lake
Miss. Horner
Anthia
Webendorfer
York
Aero Club Chief Accused of Shifting Meet Duties
President Bishop of the Aero Club of America faces charges from six members alleging he shifted responsibility for organizing a meet to the Washington Post and New York. The club’s leadership dispute follows accusations of administration failures as Wright brothers’ group may take over. A special Aeronautically Society meeting was held to consider a reorganizing report by Thomas A Hin.
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Bishop
Washington
New York
Cortlandt Piel Bishop
The
Aero Club, of America
Tr ix
Blahon
Wright Brothers
Gorhe
Clib
Thomas A. Eun
Aeronautically Society
Thomas
Wits
Record of Nightwit Day Canal Comp Excerpt
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mattie Francs Apis Daniel Kinet and Belgium canals. Indicates a nightwit day record or competition detail with unclear associations and dates.
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Oup
Mattie
Francs
Apis
Daniel Kinet
Belgia
Canals
Pittsburg Grand Jury Charges Tex Collector in Bribery Case
Pittsburg Pa April grand jury returned true bill against Mex G Les, Allegheny County tax collector, on bribery charges. Simultaneously a sweeping presentment alleged many witnesses exempted from graft investigations and withholding testimony or withdrawing documents related to Jess Banks.
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Pittsburg
Palse
G.leslie
Allegheny
Crandi
Jess Banks
William Henry May Dies in Alexandria Fire side career and Civil War service
William Henry May an Alexandria business leader and former magistrate died aged about 76. A Confederate Army captain with the Stonewall Jackson Brigade he later led H W May & Son agricultural implement firm. He served as a magistrate and police court presider and was a Knight of Pythias official. May was born November 23 1829 in Frederick County Virginia and moved to Alexandria in 1888.
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Washington Fort Bureau
King Brest
Alezends
We - Wiliam
John W.may
Stonewall
Jackonpirade
May
Lees Camp
United’ Confederate
Wad
Lemisatuce
Alexandria City
County
Pythias
Virginia
City police break up craps game among six men
Alexandria officers arrested six men, John W. Redd, Lewia Proc ter, Marvin Newman, George Williams, Wesley Lucds, and John Butler, for gambling after raiding a secluded circle near the old ferry house. The six were taken to the lockup as officers Bell, Roland, and Roberts reported the incident. A missing stake of fifty cents was noted, and investigators suspect the money slipped away during the disturbance.
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Alexandria
Calla
Seben
Ferry House
Bell
Roland
Roberts
John W. Redd
Lewia Procter
Marvin Newman
George Williams
Wesley Lucds
John Butler
Themig
Vtbones
Tne Pofomme
Mind Unchanged Taft and Canter Arrive in Alexandria
The Rev H M Canter arrives from Wand Steck Va to lead the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Alexandria and preach his first sermon tomorrow morning at 910 King Street. Taft messages Fairbanks say he will not visit Indianapolis on his western trip but hopes to appear later. George W Francis is buried with Masonic honors in Bethel Cemetery. Eight enumerators for Alexandria census taking begin April 15 and will meet at the chamber of commerce today to plan.
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H. M. Canter
H M. Canter
Methodist Epincipal Church South
Alex
Andria
Wandsteck
King Street
Canter
Alexandra
Tadtanapolis
George W. Francis Boried
Taft
George W. Francis
Fairbanks
Naramore
Indianapolie
Bethel
Sen
Francis
Jackson Lodge of Masons
Indiana
Alexandria
Chamber of Commerce
Sta
Gov Crothers Signs Trading Stamp Bill Amid Legal Woes
Gov Crothers signed the bill targeting trading stamp companies after finding defects in the Chevy Chase measures. The act requires merchants to issue a written contract guaranteeing redemption and aims to curb perceived wealth tests under the fifteenth amendment. Legal challengers say the measure is unconstitutional and will be tested in court.
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Ciotuers
Tudoris
Supreme
Chevy Chase
Tegal
Chevy Chaos
Crothers
State Senators Clash Bribery Inquiry Public Fracas
April 8 in the senatorial bribery investigation a personal confrontation was narrowly averted when Senators Banky and Tucker surged toward each other after witness L. Bulansy testified Bilbo charged him with bribery to vote for Percy. Turker asked if Percy paid expenses for all candidates except Vardaman, prompting a heated exchange. The scene halted as chairs and tables were moved between the rivals.
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Jackson
Migs
Banky
Tucker
Bulansy
Bilbo
Percy
United States
Turker
Thilaney
Vardaman
Washington scientist burned in lab accident
Special to The Washington Past reports Dr. W. O. Snellings of Washington seriously burned at the U S Biological barrack station in Pittsburg. An explosion drenched his face with chemicals that blinded him briefly. A hospital transfer and investigation were mentioned as the incident unfolded.
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Washington
Pittsburg
W. O. Snellings
United States
Gov Haskell in a Row Wayside Clash Averted in Guthrie
Guthrie April 8 Reported near confrontation between Governor Haskell and Acting General Canton of the Oklahoma National Guard. A revolver was taken from General Canton, but witnesses say he did not draw it on the governor.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
N. Haskell
Canton
Okiphams
National Guard
Shock Kills Banker at His Brooklyn Branch
Frederick Marble manager of the Stuyvesant branch of the Trion Bank of Brooklyn died at his home 7 Greens Avenue New York after the bank suddenly suspended on Tuesday He collapsed from the shock of the failure and passed away tonight
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New York
Frederick Marble
Stuyvesant
Trion Bank of Brooklyn
Greens Avenue
View of Halley's Comet observed from Mount Hamilton
An April sighting reports Halley's Comet through the Lick telescope on Mount Hamilton with only the head visible as the tail vanished in bright dawn light. The comet will not be naked-eye visible for several days. Georgetown Students Debate at Mc Mahon Hall features Gallagher Boillin Gaterly and Tansil winning prelims. They will contest the final in June for 100 prize, with local self government the round's motion. Movements of ocean steamers and ships sailing from New York and Leiden are listed among port notices. Born Saturday reports Newport Provence steam line docking times.
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Cal
Finlley
Lick
Mount Hamilton
Georgetown
Gallagher
Boillin
Gaterly
Tansil
the Catholi Society
McMahon’ Hall
University
Washington
John Webster Melody
Willam Turner
Raplee
Caltte
Trom
New York
Liaurd
Rotadim
Rotterdam
Philadelphia
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Cherbourg
Pirmdull
Newport
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Office Boys Turn Burglars In New York Office
Two Wall Street office boys Berry and Bonnie hid in Joline Larkins Rathbone law office closet and robbed 985 in cash. A night watchman grappled with them. one attacker struck the guard with a blackjack and fell from the roof, fracturing a skull. Police captured the injured boy. Berry hospitalized, Bonnie jailed. All money recovered. Berry had prior access to the building.
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New York
Wall Street
Joline, Larkins & Rath- Done
Aes Berry
Lawrence Bonnie
Berry
Bonnie
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B.dalmané
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M. E. Cairce
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Holy City
Metropolitan Bible
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Raven al Tolbede Oriental
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Weisendey
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