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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1910

Page

25

Poison case linking cyanide to murder charge

A judge frees a bail bond, while a physician faces murder charges after testifying about cyanide and poisonous tubes. A nurse detects cyanide smell and a boy who found capsules is involved as the investigation reveals tampering and bacteria removal in the supplies.

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Poison Case Trials Stretch Into Night At Swope Murder Case

Fragmentary court record describes continued testimony in Dr Hyde poisoning case. Witnesses recount cyanide capsules, pharmacy records and the perilous chain of custody as prosecutors seek evidence of intent and delivery. The trial adjourned with bonds and remand proceedings amid conflicting statements.

Uie Visdes Letshey County Mises Adam Cdn Ntor Conkling Csanide Willams Brechyr Hyde Williams Hrecklein Odothr Williame

Died notices for several individuals in spring 1910 era

Died notices state on Sunday April 24 in city, Cole Andrew Bun age thirty four, husband of Elizabeth. interment planned. Elizabeth widow of Tongenfelter with service at Seventh Street NW chapel and burial at Baltimore papers requested. Also notice for Watilda G Pim, daughter of Jaff and Elizabeth Pella, age forty five, service at Seventh Street NW chapel. interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. memorials noted in local columns.

ANS Colato Springs Cole Andrew Bun Elizabeth Sr Pyans Vyane Pristte Mendia Rand New York City Rhwest Ritzabeth Aor Tongenfelter al Lle Thortheist Watilda G Pim Vince Pella Jaff Elizabeth Pella Barbara Mirl Frank Gerer Seventh Street Prospect Hill Cemetery

Typhoid Germs Allegedly Tampered With in Swope Case

Dr A L Stewart testified on December tampering with typhoid tubes used by Dr Hyde, noting many germs were removed from a tube and a second tube was left in place. He linked evidence to the Swope family and a later autopsy, while Stella Swope recalled giving candy to Hyde and wife as typhoid struck.

A L Stewart Hyde Swope Stewart Tis Margaret Swope Dr Hyde New York Atmonod Dr Stewart Col Swope Col. Swope Misa Stella Swope Dr. Hydea Dr. Hyde

Miss Reid Kidnap Mystery Tainted by Drowning Clues

Special cable from Naples reports Miss Reid, an American art student, found dead on the shore near Naples Italy. Consul Crowninshield suggests suicide or accidental drowning as authorities search for clues. Police note she was likely lured to a yacht and left with little clothing to prevent escape. A post mortem is planned to determine if chloroform was involved. The body was turned over to her cousin Princess Rospishosl in Naples.

Washington Naples Miss Reid Tita Dnbore Estetle Reid

Pittsburg Graft Case Falls to Jury Discharge

Allegheny county court discharged the entire jury panel in the Pittsburg graft case amid delays as former Councilman Maurice Coffey’s trial hung nearly a day. District Attorney Blakeley confirmed plan for venue changes in remaining indictments.

Pittsburg Allegheny County Robert & Frazer Maurice Coffey William A Blakeley Joni Coffey Frazer Max G Leslie Blakeley

Public Charity Debate Highlights Salaries Versus Aid

The Associated Charities faced sharp scrutiny before Justice Wendell Phillips Stutford’s commission. Opponents led by John B. McCarthy and others charged funds favored salaries over direct relief, while the charity’s leaders including M I Weller and Edson defended the organization as a relief clearing house needing broader funding for the poor.

Associated Charities Commission of Iniquiry Wendell Phillips Stutford John B. McCarthy Joseph Straaburger Virginis Hammond M. I Weller John Joy Edson Hennen Jennings Ivory G. Kimball Police Court W F. DeLacy John van Schatck, Jr Wiliam H Baldwin F_ Janney Frederic L Siddons W Rives George M_ [fober Critica Weller Edson McCarthy Jennings

Protest Against Market Permit In Columbia Heights

About seventy five residents met at the Church of the Sacred Heart parish hall to condemn a Fourteenth Street and Park Road market permit as illegal. They called for a public hearing, pledged legal action, and appointed a committee to press the commissioners.

Columbia Heights Church of the Sacred Heart Fourteenth Street Park Road Joseph F McGee Stuart McNamara McNamara George Fiske Dudley St Stephen's Episcopal Church Father MaGee Dudley Bundy George E Myers

CAPT BEAN A BENEDICT Washington Man Weds Evelina Jordon

Washington businessman Capt Harry Bean wed Miss Evelina Barnes Jordon of Brunswick Maryland at the bride’s home. The ceremony was followed by a Northern wedding tour. Attendants included Miss Lillian Dichilder maid of honor and Miss Nelle B Redding bridesmaids. Best man Capt Duncan L Richmond and the groomsmen were John Bean and A C Chambers. The ceremony was conducted by Father Smith of Hagerstown.

Washington Evelina Jordon Brunswick Evelina Barnes Jordon John L Jordon Harry Bean Capt Bean Duncan L Richmond Lillian ‘Dichilder Martinsburg W Va A C@ Chambers Nelle B Redding Shippensburg Gertrude Gregory Ashers John & Bean A &C Chambers Father Smith Hagerstown Thaddeus Bean Joby H Tinney Col Arthur Randle Ida Mitchell Googe B Whiting

Prince to Visit Washington and New York Tour en route to study US military system

A Chinese prince arriving in Washington will be greeted by a royal delegation and a State Department representative. He will attend dinners at the White House and New Willard, visit Mount Vernon, then travel to New York and West Point for broader festivities and studies of the American military system.

Inege Tsai Tao Wil Tang San Francisco Hugo Waghing State Department Min Connecticut Avenue New York Preslatt Tsaigs White House Egation Senate Committee On Foreign Relations House Committee On Foreign Affaire Knox Willard Supreme Court Diplomatic Corps May Hewer Mount Vernon Washington Weat United States Hercome Petent

Hotels marquee guest list across cities

A long OCR list catalogs hotel guests by city and surname pairs from Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other places. It names numerous individuals and spouses including Barrett Wendell Crane Zucchini Bianchi Webb Ferguson Branson King Davy and many more tied to hotels in Arlington Shoreham and other venues with varied affiliations and origins.

Boston Fairfield BT Noyes Raleigh Barrett Wendell Ralph Adams Crane Charles Zucbiin Arlington M. Bianchi Stiggs George A Wabster Wopitt Edward’ S Rica AC Sawyer Willard Chicago Shilling St. James William O ‘Thompson George F Braun Patrik Raleigh George R _Peck James Nevins Hyde Charen G Hyde Shoreham Kent Jewell Willard York CITF Spain St James Megahan Pyle RA Kunhon Frank Bples MB Wilmer T H Downing Robert F Ferguson Robert F Ferguson, Jr Cart Hovey AC Hyman Hof Dimmock Arthur Bradshaw Dire G Y Quinbin Mark Sullivan James Hutchinson le Roy King Newbold Mlesys Newbold Holrook Curtis Pennington Halsted Miso M Worwinke Whitbread Rhinelander A Deschuer Wits Leon Mano Thomas Dugas John B Dewaing Bilis RoM_ Smith John J Boyle Franklin Shields Silax Rosenbaum Lastle Woodward Temple Bowduin Joby Hubert Keane Jobe A Adams Walter Chappell H A Rosenbaum Wendell Philips T Dreyfuss Wiard Philadelphia Kelly Karnest St James Charles Papper Willard Pittsburg Henry Chubbuch George B Lopat George Ho Lexan Jr EW Day California Frances "B Smith Sky Francisca Ward Rice WU. Durgin Mise JM Durgin Los Angeles Frank Freaman Relsigh Roth Hamittor Ebbite T D Bates W Fleming de Renne W J de Renne Savannah Illonis F C van Galdor Rock Island J Mealpine Dizon Edward HW Wale Hyde Park Kentucky James W Clay Henderson William J Cox Madisonville Warfield Louisvile A Bradley and J A Stucky Lexiegton Willard Louisiana Thomas A Ray New Orlang George B le Suetrana New Orleans Righesy Massachusetts Stephen FitsGerald Weston Arington W Brown West Newton Wool Branting Stephen H Lutz Brooklyn T. F McCaw Watertown New Jersey Mre M Howell Montclair James T F Fagan Newark Wilford Ohio Fred L. Burchail Toledo Willeam Canton James J Jacobson Raleigi John Y Doran Sandusky George P Kirkham Nites Columbus Willard Pennsylvania Carthemon Harrisburg James L Dengier Virginia Bravis J Cart ‘Vance Clarksburg Foreignshirrah Smith Cuba JD Smealtie Amsterdam Holtand Abbitt Tames Kerr Long Glasgow Scotland Wilterd

Foul Play Suspected in Death of Negro Struck by Train

Coroner's jury in Alexandria failed to verdict on the death of an unidentified Black man struck by a Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway electric car near Rosemont late Tuesday night. Police conduct an investigation amid suspicions of foul play. Motorman John Travere testified the man lay on the tracks as the car could not be stopped in time. The body, mangled, was taken to Alexandria Hospital. Some jurors are police commissioners. A separate civil suit in Alexandria court over damages for a horse killed by a railway car was declared impossible. Additional items note a bishop coadjutor invitation and property sale withdrawals in Alexandria.

Washington Port Bureau King Street Alexandria Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Rosemont Board of Police Commissioners August Hoehlert Thomas A Fisher Robert S Barrett Fred Kaus Thomas L Carter Albert Dienelt John W .Travere Washington Alexandria Hospital W M Smith Warfeld Alexandria Corporation Court Louis Charley Villiam F Downey Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company James FR. Caton John S Barbour Mr Downey John M Johnson

Parents Claim Actress Body in Circumstance Shock

The body of Miss Mary Jerkins, a circus performer found dead in bed last Sunday at 69 H street northwest, was removed from the morgue to an undertaking establishment on her parents order who live in Lakeland. Flatt will be sent to her former home this morning.

Mary Jerkins H Street Northwest Lakeland Flatt

Health Office Births and Deaths Record Snapshot

Health office log lists births for Lucian H Thaden Darlas W oD Thaden and others including Léwia Robertson and Osthert Erickson. Deaths include Leslie J Perry Mary Cavanaugh Thomas Marshall Sallie Nichols and John Herbert with multiple listed addresses and ages. Some entries reference hospitals and asylums such as Tuberculosis Hospital and Washington Asylum Hospital.

Lucian H Darlas Thaden Léwia Eugenia Robertson Sears Mary Cavanaugh Thomas Marshall Garfield Hoeptie Sallie A Nichols James W Davin Astoria Rachel Sweeney Bat Youre John Herbert St Ne William A Miler Yore Junius Cooper Mary Jerking St Nw Russell C Padgett Ateo Montagnoli Netti Tudor Trenk Chaney Tubeculosis Hospital Joseph Green Flizabeth Lawson Washington ‘Asylum Hospital Harris Washington Asylum William Lancaster Potomac Earn

Unclear Marriage Notices From Virginia and Nearby Counties

Fragmented OCR lists numerous marriage pairings with ages and counties such as Richmond Amherst Caroline and Buckingham in Virginia, plus mentions of Frederick and Baltimore. Many lines are garbled names and places, suggesting a page of social notices with dateless unions and uncertain spellings.

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