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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1905

Page

14

ALL MOURN JEFFERSON A TRIBUTE FROM CLEVELAND

West Palm Beach mourns Joseph Jefferson as tributes arrive from Cleveland and New York. Grover Cleveland calls him upright and sincere, noting his heart, mind, and conscience. The late actor’s body traveled by special train to Buzzards Bay for private family funeral arrangements.

Jefferson West Palm Beach Pia H. M. Flagders J R. Parrott St Augustine Joseph Jefferson Carl Kettler Board of Trade United State Burgards Bay Masonic Lodge Charles B. Jefferson Buzzarda Bay Princeton N. J Grover Cleveland United States Cleveland New York Players’ Club F. F. Mackay Wiliam Bispham Charles EB. Carryl Hodges Buznards Bay Mr. Hodges Daniel Frohman Ohio William Winter Jefferson Bellefontaine Toledo London

Morgan on the Stand in Separation Suit Testimony Ends

The D. Percy Morgans separation case wrapped up testimony with discussion of accounts, alleged dishonesty, and Morgan denying saloon visits with Miss Bellamy. Attorney briefs due in three weeks. Justice Keogh to rule thereafter.

Washington Post New York D. Percy Morgans Justice Keogh C. C. C. Cuyler Morgan & Co Rudolph H. Kissel Cuyler Morgan Mr. Morgan Kissel Taft Miss Bellamy Shakespeare Browning

Death of Amos M Thayer United States judge in St Louis

Amos Madden Thayer a U S circuit court judge of the Eighth circuit died at his home after an illness of four months. He was born in Mina Minnesota October 11, 184?. Thayer served in the Civil War, moved to St Louis in 1866, became a lawyer in 1876, and later served on state and federal benches. He wrote the Northern Securities opinion. Survived by widow and daughter.

St. Louis Amos Madden Thayer Eighth Judicial Circuit Judge Thayer Mina Hamilton College United States Army Signal Corps St. Louisa Thayer United States Missouri Cleveland Northern Securities Washington Post Martinsburg W. Va J. D. Donovan United Brethren Church Rockingham County

LICENSED TO MARRY AD LIST WITH NAMES AND PLACES

A long list of婚 marriages announced citing pairs of individuals with hometowns across Virginia Maryland Ohio and Michigan including Madison County Detroit Richmond Newport News and Boston like locales. The notice reads like a registry of intended marriages with couples such as Al J Dowell and Janie Shiflett Clarence B Graham Ference Chesser Robert E Johnson and Anna R Smith Howell F Jones and Elnora Knott Justin Morrill Chamberlin and Priscilla Alden Nicholson and many others in various counties and cities.

AL. J Dowell Janie Shiflett Madison County Frederick C. Smith Detroit Mich Edith G Gow Clarence B. Graham Middlesex County Ference Chesser St Marys County Robert E Johnson Anna R. Smith Howell F. Jones Elnora Knott Rachard Lawrence Melie Ladd Richmond John Connors Jessie Padgett Bernard L. Akers Lenton Wison Emma Llewellyn Justin Morrill Chamberlin Priscilla Alden Nicholson Richard Thomas Short Minnie Hecker Brooklyn William Nickson Virgie Taylor Jas P Smith Sarah Rynd Brookyn James Clayborn Ysabella West Armend Annie T. Adkins Manchester Joan J. McAvoy Alma B. McCauley Alonzo B Mann Leona Torrence Jessa B. Lee Mary America Cady George E. Pollock Bessia P. Colvin Richmond, Va Thornton Williams Pleasant Letters Paul H Miller Uhrichavile Ohio Bertha M. Eisenstein George E. Whitfield Mary E. Collins Hapman J. Gilbert Estella Bell Prince Earge County

Health Office Record of Patients by Age and Address

Report lists patient names and ages in multiple Washington area hospitals and facilities as of April 24, including Lizzie Allen 47 at Wash. Asy Hosp, Julius Carteman 30 at Providence Hospital, Aaron Booker 52 at 1832 7th nn, etc. Entries cover Wash. Asyl. Hosp, Providence, George Washington Hosp, and Govt. Hosp. Insane with ages from 3 months to 86 years and varied street addresses in Anacostia, Northwest, Northeast, and Southeast.

Lizzie Allen Wash John T Barrett Pierce Anacostia Julius Carteman Providence Hospital Aaron M. Booker Joseph L. Boss Harriet A. Cawood H Nw Lizzie J. Clemmons Mar Theriea M. Lewis Richard Murray Govt. Hosp Insane Marty McNierny Charles Nathan Edmond Nolan Govt Tulane Kate Norbeck Henry Page Freedmen’s Hospital Eleanore F.C. Petech Viola Pierce Granteve Wilhelmina Pinkard Children's Hospital Julia A. Reynolds Potomac Nw Fannie Swan Stevenson Ave Gertrude Swann I Sw Wm. A. Taliaferro 4Th Se Samuel Trimmer

Funeral Of Orville H Platt In Washington Conn

Telegrams of sympathy from President and Mrs Roosevelt are public. The body rests in an oak casket at Oak Hill in Washington Conn. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m. Relatives arrive. visitors stay at the White Inn. Lifelong friends come to pay last respects to the U S senator.

Roosevelt Washington Conn United States Orville H. Platt Benjamin Platt Washington, D. C B. B. Brown Stamford

Four aged friends to bear Senator Platt to funeral

A late night report states four octogenarian friends of Senator Platt will form the active bearing party at his funeral. The four are B. N. Seeley P. G. Seeley M. W. Aspinwall and C. C. Ford who met him in Washington during the inaugural. Family will ride to the church then foot processions from church to grave. President Roosevelt sent a condolence telegram. Vice President Fairbanks heads to Washington to attend the funeral and return to Indianapolis with his son.

Washington B. N. Seeley P. G. Seeley M. W. Aspinwall C. C. Ford Roosevelt Lenn Indianapolis Ind Charles W. Fairbanks Cent Platt Fairbanks

Confessed to Murder On Delaware River Front

Antonio Zolopso, an Italian, confessed to stabbing Frank Melello to death on the Delaware River front. He exonerated Eustace Fortunatus, who was arrested on suspicion. Zolopso fainted when shown the victim’s body. he and Meleito had been enemies for years. Fortunatus and Zolopso are held for the coroner.

Antonio Zolopso Philadelphia Frank Melello Delaware River Eustace Fortunatus Zolopso Meleito Fortunatus

Million Dollar Suit Fails in Portland Mining Case

In Council Bluffs Iowa on April 24 a Portland Mining trial ended with a verdict for defendant James F Burns. Jurors deliberated fifty seven hours and cast seventy four ballots, rejecting James Doyle’s claim to a 31 million share in the Tidal Wave Bab tail No 2 and Devils Own claims now part of Portland Mining Company property.

James Doyle Portland Company Council Bluffs Iowa Portland Portland Mining Company James F. Burns

Gas Wrecks Home Charles Koch Killed in Newark

Explosion of illuminating gas from a broken pipe in Kochs dining room wrecked the home in Newark New Jersey. Koch was killed and his wife likely fatally injured when a lamp sparked a blast that blew off the roof. The incident followed an apparent mental lapse by Koch.

Charles Koch Newark N. J Koch

Milwaukee Bank in Run After Bigelow Defalcation

The First National Bank of Milwaukee faced a liquidity crisis as president Bigelow’s defalcation of about 1.45 million triggered a bank run. Depositors lined up, nearly 1 million dollars paid out in hours, and authorities planned 20 policemen plus extra clerks for possible further runs. Directors reported strong reserves and sought New York funds to restore stability amid ongoing investigations of Wheat speculation links.

Charles FP. Pilster Fred Vogel, Jr John I. Beggs E. Mariner Fred F. Goll Chicago New York Milwaukee First National Bank Wisconsin Trust Company Savings Department Wisconsin Street United States Bigelow Astor Street Bigelows Frank G. Bigelow Tracy & Co Gordon Bigelow Armour-Gates

Treasury deficit widens prompting tariff revenue push

The Roosevelt administration faces a growing treasury deficit with expenditures exceeding receipts by 30.1 million dollars this year. Officials warn only two months remain, predicting a yearly shortfall near 35 million unless new revenue is found through tariff reductions to boost imports.

Treasury Roosevelt Treasury Department

Congress to reorganize Venezuelan foreign service

Caracas April 17 President Castro embarks on an inland tour by river and ford to visit remote towns as Gen Ibarra announces suspension of all honorary Venezuelan consuls general consuls and vice consuls worldwide. The move ends over 100 consular officers and precedes a broader foreign service reorganization. A mortgage bank for agriculture is proposed with 5 million bolivars in capital. Congress meets May 23 to elect Castro constitutional president for five years. Secretary Hay begins thermal baths in Bad Nauheim with heart condition improving under Dr Groedel.

Associated Press Caracas Castro Republic Borge Apure Orinoco Ibarre United States Iburre Venezuela Ibarra Congress Hay Bad Nauheim Grand Duchy of Hesse Groedel Hays

Eight Matadors Injured in Spanish Bullfights

Special Cable Dispatch reports from Madrid that eight of Spain’s leading matadors suffered severe injuries in bull fights across several towns yesterday. The injuries were described as serious though nonfatal, with details limited by late reports.

Washington Post Madrid Spain

Final Y M C A Rally Aims To Meet 25000 Gift

Final appeal reports 2500 in contributions toward a 10000 club goal to raise 25000 for a modern Y M C A building. With five days left, supporters vow to accelerate as Woodward and Lothrop's 25000 gift aids the drive. Speakers emphasize urgency and potential success, noting a donor from Cuba doubled his subscription.

Young Men's Christian Association Young Men’s Association Messrs John B. Sleman, Jr CC. S. Ward Chicago Ward Messrs. Woodward Lothrop Sleman Lyman L. Pierce Mesata Woodward Pierce Frank G. Carpenter Cuba Carpenter

Jury Blames Dead Engineer in Garage Plant Explosion

The inquest into engineer J J Ball’s death at United States Garage Company April 20 returned a verdict that Ball’s carelessness caused the explosion. Witnesses testified Ball pumped oil and ignored warnings to shut down, worsening the blast. inspectors found the building sound, and others recounted prior minor incidents.

Ball United States J. J. Ball Martin Fieles Alonzo M. Lawson J. T. Bans BE. ©. Curtis Frances King S

Swamp Root Offered As Kidney Remedy In Ad Claim

An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a powerful kidney and bladder treatment claiming to prevent Bright s disease and deliver cures for back pain and numerous urinary symptoms. It invites readers to request a free sample bottle and informational book from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York, urging purchase of fifty cent and one dollar bottles in stores.

Nature Bright B. H. Chalker Police Oxark Ala Swamp Root Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. C

Easter Monday Elections in Episcopal Dioceses

Episcopal parishes in the Diocese of Washington elected vestrymen and diocesan delegates at Easter Monday meetings. St James and St Margaret's reported wardens and vestry members, with multiple named delegates and alternates. Chevy Chase, St Thomas, St John and Advent parish results list wardens, registrars, and senior/junior wardens with several named individuals and roles.

Diocese of Washington St. James’ Parish D. EB. Lattl W. Tulloch J.H. McIntosh C. BE. Hooks J. Shaw R. H. Hudson C. H., Miller G. E. Maszey G. H. Evans H. L. Bryan Henry UL. Bryan St. Margaret's Parish Thomas GO. Selfridge J. B. Wimner le Roy Tuttle J. Miller Kenyon Alexander Thomas €. Robertson Allen D. Albert Edward M. Mix Henry Matthews J. Chester Bowen St. Thomas’ Parish George A. Woodward Melville Church John M. Wilson Theodore W. Noyes Harry M. Clabaugh Norman W. Galt John C. Davidson John A. Johnston Augustus P. Crenshaw George A.woodward Meville Church St. John’s Parish George S. Gtheapie Robert Reyburn B. C.card James Lowndes Henry B. Pellew Rixey Miller Thomas Nelson Page A. B. Hagner Melville W. Fuller Alexander D. Cobey Harry B William

Episcopal Parish Vestry Appointments Listed in Richmond

The record lists wardens, vestrymen, and delegates across St. Luke's St. Paul's and St. Andrew's parishes with names such as Francis Jpshur John C Norwood Harry C Whiting and BE Hay. Rev Robert Coupland of Baltimore seeks to withdraw his acceptance of the St. Paul Episcopal Church call in Richmond. vestry action pending.

Brandon James W. Bampfield Francis L Cardoza H. Barnett St. Paul’s Parish Harry <. Whiting John M. McKinney B. Hay H Rust William B. Dent Henry M. Dixon John H. Finney George Gray Knowles Louis A. Pradt W. W. Eprigg C. W. Huske Alfred T. Gage Richmond Robert Coupland Baltimore St. Paul's Episcopal Church

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