Third Arrest Implied in Trust Company Theft Case
Reports from Washington state that a third arrest is anticipated in the Trust Company of America robbery involving W O Dougissa and Oliver M Poennett. A man “higher up” is sought, with a 3,000 to 30,000-word statement by Demostt outlining crucial evidence. District Attorney Jerome travels to Lakeville as lawyers with knowledge of the case remain tight lipped. Also notices of marriages, deaths, and state department dispatches appear in the same column.
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York
W O Dougissa
Oliver M Poennett
Trust Company of America
Jerome
Demostt
Boston
Lakeville
Conn
Criminal Courts
Dennett
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Washington DC
Historic DC funeral directory lists WM. S. Riley Frank Geier's Sons John R. Wright Co J. William Lee George Zurhorst Hindle Bayliss Thos. R. Nalley Son R. F. Harveys Sons John M. Mitchells Son W. R. Speare Adolph J. Schippert Thos. S. Sergeon Costello Brothers and others with chapel and embalming services. Modern crematorium and funeral designs offered. Open day and night. Local listings include contact numbers and addresses on NW and surrounding streets.
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Riley
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST
N.W
Modern
John R. Wright CO
Orth
J. William Lee
Pransylvania Ave
R. Nalley & Son
Montheast
R. F. Harvey
ST. NW
Comroodious Chapel
North Fair
John M. Mitchell
la Connection
Phong
Adolph J. Schippert
Calis
Hlahe
Cnapel
Thos. S. Sergeon
R. Cain
T. A. Costello & Bro
Bivery
Third Arrest Expected in Dennett Case
Basis for a third arrest is cited as a key reach in the scheme. Foremost attorney Forbey Hennessey disputes former Boston Mayor Josiah Quincy’s asserted limited dealings with Dennett, claiming intimate acquaintance. Rumors say Dennett accelerated moves against Douglass as threats of revelations rose. Oakleigh Xnormoe of the trust company is away on a fishing trip. Reports indicate about 400000 dollars in bonds taken last Friday were largely converted to cash and are now reportedly hidden by Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbey Hennessey
Dennett
Josiah , Quincy
Boston
Quincy
Hennessey
Douglas
Itia
Douglass
Oakleigh Xnormoe
Trust Company
Millbank N. J
Hearst Not a Candidate Says McGuire Attack Over Initiatives
Former Syracuse mayor James E. McGuire charged that Hearst is not a Democrat and cannot gain his support. Hearst replied that he is not a candidate and that he backs Jefferson and Lincoln principles while praising the initiative and referendum, noting Los Angeles success in enacting them.
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McGuire
Syracuse
N. J
James EK. McGuire
W. BR. Hearst
Hearst
Bryan Strong
Bryan
The
Herald
Jefferson
Zancoln
Lincoln
BaMme
Los Angeles
Rush Endangers Nation Warns Oberlin Leader
Chicago April 27 Henry Churchill King president of Oberlin College warns that rush for material comfort and lackadaisical spirit threaten America. He says the nation risks losing law and moral fiber while science advances. He cautions against escaping law and warns of waking to the mockery of "Thou fool."
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Chicago
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Oberlin
HARGIS FEUD TRIAL SET IN LEXINGTON
Lexington Ky April 7 The cases of James Elbert and Alexander Hargis ward Callahan and Jesse Spicer charged with the murder of James Cock of Jackson Breathitt County will be called in Lexington May 7 The defendants had been believed to seek continuance as they were to be tried at Sandy Hook Elliott County on May 38 but now will go ahead here to finish before the Sandy Hook trial ready The recent trial of Bill Britton on the same charge ended in a jury disagreement.
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Lexington
James
Elbert
Alexander Hargis
Howard Callahan
Jesse Spicer
James Cock
Jackson
Breathitt County
Sandy Hook
Eliott County
Teady
Bill Britton
Wife-Slayer Sentenced for Double Killing
Policeman Richard McNamara was sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary for the murder of his wife and John J. Brophy a saloon keeper, in a hotel four months ago.
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BL Louis
Richard McNamara
John J. Brophy
Mrs Frances Peck Dead in New Haven
Mrs Frances Peck died at her home in New Haven on April 27 at age seventy six. She was honorary president for the United States of the Order of Daughters of the King and had organized many chapters nationwide. A bakers strike affecting over 700 workers was averted when the Employers Association met pending a conference.
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Daughters of King
New Haven
Conn
Bronces Peck
United States
Order of Daughters of the King
Employers’ Association
Eames Divorce Interlocutory Decree Involves Unnamed Co-Respondent
The Washington Post reports that Mme Emma Eames secured an interlocutory divorce from Julian Story in New York Supreme Court Justice Tompkins ruling. The co-respondent remains unnamed unless the case is reopened. the decree allows Eames to resume her maiden name and marry again once the plaintiff is legally dead.
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Mme. Eames
Washington Post
New York
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Mme
Emma Eames
Julian Story
Westchester County
White Plains
Eames
Julien
Story
Rufus H Bulloch Dead Former Georgia Governor
Rufus H Bulloch former governor of Georgia died at his Albion New York home at age 73 He leaves a daughter Mrs Leonard Kendall Glen Ridge New Jersey and two sons Freeman Bulloch Omaha and V V Bulloch Atlanta The cause was locomotor ataxia He lived in Atlanta for 30 years and was active in business social and religious circles before health declined He was born in Bethlehem North Carolina in 184 and served in the Confederate army attaining lieutenant colonel rank He governed Georgia in 1868 and left in 1871 later returning to aid industrial development and the Atlanta Expositions of 1881 and 1895
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Georgia
Albion
N. Y
Rufus B. Bulloch
Leonard Kendall
Glen Ridge
N. J
Freeman Bulloch
Omaha
V. V. Bulloch
Atlanta
Rufus Brown Bulloch
Kent Ira
Gov
Bulloch
Bethlehem
Augusta
Southern Express Company
John B. Gordon
High graders captured near Goldfield Nevada
Constable and four deputies trapped a gang of seven high graders at a cabin on the outskirts of Goldfield at 9 yesterday and recovered 51 pounds of ore believed stolen from the mine. High grading has plagued Nevada camps since their discovery and miners face surveillance leaving the mines.
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Goldfield, Nev
Inman
Taro
Roulette
Goldfield
Hemphill to Command Third Pacific Fleet Squadron
Rear Admiral Hemphill was relieved as president of the board of inspection and survey in this city and ordered to Chinese waters to assume command of the third squadron of the reorganized Pacific fleet. He will sail from Beate May 13 with Lieut. D. P. Mannix as staff aide. Capt Richardaon Clover named president of the board of inspection and survey.
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Hemphill
Board of Inspection and Survey
Pacific Fleet
Beate
D. P. Mannix
Richardaon Clover
Navy bids sought for twelve deck guns and three seven inch guns
The Navy Department plans to invite private manufacturers to supply twelve deck guns and three seven inch guns to arm new ships nearing completion. Normally forging would be done domestically in the Washington yard. Eight Syracuse University students were jailed after a violent sophomores banquet prompted police action.
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Washington Naval Gun Factory
Navy Department
Cnt
Washington Yard
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Mrs Taylor Seeks Divorce From Wall Street Prominent Husband
New York April 27 Mrs Talbot J Keene daughter of James R Keene has filed for divorce from her husband once a noted Wall Street broker and son in law to the veteran financier The couple have lived apart for some time and efforts at reconciliation failed Samuel Untermyer asked Justice O Gorman of the Supreme Court for a commission to take evidence outside New York The Taylors have long been prominent entertaining in their Cedarhurst Long Island home and hosting large Adirondack camps parties
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Washington Post
New York
Talbot J. Taylor
James R. Keene
Wall Street
Taylora
Taylor
Taylors
Samuel Untermyer
Justice O'Gormen
Supreme Court
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Saranao Lake
Rev May Pepper to Quit as Brooklyn Medium
Special to The Washington Post reports Rev May S Pepper will preach her farewell sermon at the Church of Fraternity of Soul Communion in Brooklyn and end her public and private mediumship. She plans to go abroad, then return to a $4 000 dwelling on St Marks Avenue. Her retirement is attributed to health but may reflect prospects of marriage to a congregant, Mr Vanderbilt.
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Washington Post
New York
May S. Pepper
Church of Fraternity of Soul Communion
Bedford Avenue
Madison Street
Brooklyn
Pepper
Isaae K. Dunk
Funk
Richard Hodgson
Boston
Society For Psychical Research
St. Mark's Avenue
Mr.Vanderbilt
Sir Percy Banderon to Return to England
Sir Percy Banderon, thirteen years consul general of Great Britain in New York, sailed for England aboard the Cunard Line Ivernia Btruria after retiring on pension. He expressed regret at leaving New York, calling it home and promising to return. An early morning disturbance occurred when a passenger fired a revolver aboard, but he was later led to his state room and slept as the ship departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Sir Percy Banderson
Great Britain
England
Cunard Line
Sir Percy
Russian Cabinet Tosters May Leai to Min istry Reorganization
In St Petersburg on April 27 reports say Premier Stolypin faced near rupture with the reactionary cabinet wing. A ministry reshuffle seems imminent as Comptroller Swannebach, a key anti Douma figure, has been urged to resign but claims he would only do so on the Emperor's direct order. He retains his portfolio while losing Premier Stolypin's confidence.
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Stolypin
Leai
St. Petersburg
Swannebach
Hig
Governor Hagerman Defended At Roswell Mass Meeting
A Roswell crowd filled the courthouse for a public mass meeting on April 27 addressing Governor Herbert J. Hagerman’s resignation. The event eulogized the governor for his stand amid charges and resolutions urged the President to suspend action pending a thorough investigation. The audience included hundreds of women.
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Washington Post
Roswell
N. Mex
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Hagerman
Labor Riot at Cleveland Ends in Injuries at Shipyard Gates
In Cleveland Ohio on April 27 a clash between American Shipbuilding Company workers and striking employees broke out at the gates. About three hundred nonunion and union men confronted each other. several were injured and one possibly fatally. A petrol wagon of Eighth precinct police arrived to avert a riot.
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Cleveland
Ohio
American Shipbuilding Company
Eighth Precinct
Peruna Editorial on Patent Medicines and Home Remedies
An editorial argues patent medicines like Peruna are a tremendous saving for families. It traces home remedies from early households through Dr Hartman’s Peruna, highlighting lower costs, doctor access, and the spread of remedies via druggists while noting opposition from the medical profession.
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Perana
Hartman
Peruna
Hill Predicts Mixed Outlook From Railroad Leader
James Hix of the Great Northern Railroad told The Washington Post that national business is sound but future prospects look weak. He noted easing demand in some sectors while rail and car-building orders slow to stabilize. He warned of potential reduced hiring and compared the current relaxation to the calmer post panic era rather than ten years ago.
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Washington Pan
New York
James 2. Hix
Great Northern Railroad
Gentleman Burglar Tate Re-arrested in Chicago
Detectives captured Edward Tate, the so called gentleman burglar who escaped from hospital guards in Peoria. He had been jailed for a safe blowing at Peoria’s board of education offices and fled while ill, with alleged ties to convicted banker Newton Dougherty.
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Chicago
Edward Tate
St. Francis’ Hospital
Peoria
Tate
Iilness
Board of Education of
Newton C. Dougherty
Dougherty
Births and deaths among Spanish immigrants aboard Heliopolis
The steamer Heliopolis arrived from Malaga with 2,200 Spanish immigrants to Honolulu on April 27. During the voyage fourteen births occurred and nineteen children died from measles aboard the ship on the same trip.
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Honolulu
Heliopolis
Malaga
Ocean Steamers Movements and Sailings Listed
A long list of ships and origins shows movements from Havre Liverpool Naples and more to New York Hamburg and London with sailings from New York and Atlantic crossings. Vessels include Lucania Gannio Citta di Messina Etruria Zeeland Mesaba and Rotterdam among others with dock estimates and likely arrival times Monday evening into Tuesday.
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New York
le Torrains
Havre
Lucania
Liverpool
Meta
Bremen
d’Italia
Naples
Citta di Musac
Nenles
Citta di Messina
Menevia
Gannio
Patricia
Hemtburg
Cherbourg
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Plymouth
St. Louis
Southampto
Queenstown
Crdric
Genoa
Friedrich der Grosse
Neustria
Starseliles
Fhliadelphia
Southampton
Oberbourg
Neckar
Etruria
Queentown
Zeeland
Antwern
Dover
Pretoria
Flyrouth
Mesaba
London
Minneapolis
Harrer la Savoie
Baurent
Antonio Lopes
Italia
Rotterdam
Ryndam
St Michiels
Crette
Tanerone
Licenses to Marry Packed With Names and Places Across States
A fragmented list of individuals and officiants from multiple counties and towns including Pittsburg Pennsylvania Purcellville Virginia Hillsboro Virginia Baltimore Maryland Richmond Virginia and Minneapolis Minnesota appears in a marriage license notice. Names such as Henry Klon Annie Evans Rev James W Clark and others are paired with ages and locales in a tangled OCR fragment.
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Henry Klon
Annie Evans
James W. Clark Bawin Parkin
Ads
Griff
Pittsburg
Robert M Moore
Thomas Vondronsch
Louiss Moravats
Battimore
Lewin I
O'Neill
J P. Bonj. C. Rainsy
Bescla
T ‘Watare
Richmond
Ve. Her
R. W Lawrie James FW. Hough
Purcellville
Jenes the Young
Hillsboro
D.C. McLeod
Luther M. Divine
Minnle R. Mein
SM Schtor
William M. Munroe
Gladya Beresford
John G. Hawk
Albert Lincoln
Emma Bee
P. W. Drew
Health Office Deaths Report from April 6 1807 Records
Deported up to twenty two months ago. Joseph Donahue owes forty three dollars at station P. Stow. Ethel Gari of Brightwood Washington DC seven years. Oufton H Piston 931 Ingraham Street Brightwood DG eight years. Frank M Krause 2457 P Street WW forty one years. Abraham O Connor 1005 Pa Ave os nine years. Susie Montgomery 920 Pleasant Alley forty five years. Emma H Howie 605 Adams Street AW fifteen years. William F Loc 24th Street AW twenty five years. Abraham Ferguson 768 15th Street NE two years. Charles W Brown 1289 12th Street AW. By yours.
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Joseph Donahue
Ethel Gari
Brightwood
D. C
Oufton H. Piston
Ingraham St
Frank M. Krause
St Ww
Abraham O'Conner
Pa Ave “Os
Susie Montgomery
Pieasant Alley
Emma H Howie
William F. Loc
St. Aw
Abraham Ferguson
Charles W Brown
12Th St
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Barry — Sheridan
Baburdays
Weehawken
Devine
Mattie Sheridan
Pale
Troma A Peare
Wilmington
N.eo
Bates
George Washington University Hospital
John Edward Ates
Traddock
Eighteenth Street Northwest
Bilson
Charles E
Joved
Samuel
Rogelie
Glenwood
Mary
Joshua J Cooksey
Tenth Street
Coscrovi-Department of State
Washington, D. C
Albert de Daer
Vic
Mexico City
Mexico
Frank M Cosgrove
Department of State
Washington
Cohubla Hospital
Martha M
George N. Holland
Calvin A. Holand
EH Street
Jennings
Washington D
Albert da Baer
Blyzz
Anna Jennings
Aphackera
Gatréet
Dat Thackrera
Forest Thackera
Thompson
Georgetown University Hospital
Daniel M. Thompson
Galthersburg
George W ‘Winc
M Street
Oak Hill Chapel
Rockville
Wall
Nora Perrin Wall
Neo Hall
Pwarner
Ciahoga Falls
W. Vincent Warner
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Alrichly
Whane
Geo. C. Shaffer
Teadeh
Eire Ace
Thorne
James Cockrill
Frances Peck
Bakers
Singer
Philadelphia
Hamnesse
Bellevue-Stratford
Rufus H. Bulloch
Will
Pacific
Nees
NAVY
Mrs. Taylor
May Pepper
Tosters
Gov. Hagerman
Wonunion Shipbuilders
Foday
4Th St. NW
Peruna Editorial NO
Hill
Sable Island
Bretaene
Celtic
Bouthamptes
Health Office Record
PTS
Merit_Corps
Sorosis
Soand
Sorosis Shoe Store
7Th St
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