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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1910

Page

14

Amateis bronze doors for Capitol west entrance unveiled

The new Amateis doors designed by Prof Loula Amatels arrive for the Capitol west entrance to replace the plain wooden doors. Cast in New York by the Roman Bronze Company, the panels depict an Apotheosis of America and scenes from science, art, and industry with portraits of Jefferson, Franklin, Madison and others.

America Capitol Loula Amatels Italy United States Washington New York Roman Bronze Company John Willams Company, Incorporated Rogers Rome Randolph Rogers Munich Thomas Crawford Chicopee Mass Louis Amatets

Death notices dated July and August 1910

Notices show multiple obituaries and funeral details from July 1910 in Washington and nearby areas. Items include Thomas J. Anderson, Juanita P. Tursey, John Griffin Carline, Ella F. Geding, Henry Throport, with funeral times, church services, and interment locations at Rock Creek and Glenwood Cemeteries.

Glenwood Cemetery Aellesle New York John Griffin Carline Secretary of the Treasury St. Thomas’ Church Washington Rock Creek St. Pauls Church

Portraits and medallions mark scientists and builders across panels

The long display honors Wolcott Gibbs and Joseph Henry with medallions for Dana Newcomb Bell and Morse, plus a third panel scene of Homer Virgil Dante Shakespeare Goethe and others. Mining and agriculture are represented by figures like Marshall Holley Morton Wilson Moor and Norton. The steel, electric, and bridge panels feature Cooper Rowland Eads Casey Roebling Stevens and Ro of transcontinental rail. Naval commerce panel shows a youth with a globe as a sailor flag and liberty cap. Fulton Ericsson Field Whitney Sew ing machine inventor Slowe Fremont Lenthall appear around the medallions.

Wolcott Gibbs America Joseph Henry Dana Simon Newcomb Alexander Graham Bell Morse Homer Virgil Dante Shakespeare Goethe Hugo Palestrina Beethoven Rossini Edgar Allan Poe William Thornton Stuart W. H. Brown James W. Marshall Caifornia Alexander W. Holley E. B. Case A. Hewitt Clarence King Samuel G. Morton Wilson Moorrill I. #. Norton Bussey Agricultural Chemistry Peter Cooper TE. A. Rowland Baldwin Locomotive Works Ladison James B. Eads St. Louis Bridge Fulton Ericsson Cyrus W. Field Ki Whitney Slowe Fremont J. Lenthall

Health Office Record of births and deaths including many names

A health office roster lists numerous births with paired parent names and child genders, followed by a long death section naming individuals with ages and addresses. The fragment includes several households in Washington area, with many entries for infants and young children alongside adult decedents and hospital locations.

Woman Kills Doctor He Was To Marry Another

Dr George Murray Stuart a leading physician in East Liberty was found shot dead in his Pittsburg apartment at 5604 Penn avenue beside him lay Edna Wallace a middle aged woman. Police believe jealousy over his upcoming marriage to a Virginia girl prompted the double killing. The bodies were removed to the morgue and undertaker respectively. Dr Stuart aged 27 had been in practice three years and hailed from Winchester Virginia. The discovery was made by Dr George W Ely a friend who feared his absence. Stuart was to marry August 10.

Pittsburg George Murray Stuart Cashionable Mast Liberty District Penn Avenue Edna Wallace Stuart Virginia Belle College of Physicians and Surgeons Baltimore East Liberty J.C. Stuart Winchester George W. Ely

Cassatt statue unveiled at new Pennsyl vania terminal

New York August 1 The Pennsylvania terminal was handed over and opened by President McCrea and officials. A statue of Alexander J. Cassatt was unveiled during ceremonies marking the project’s realization. Special trains from Philadelphia arrived with directors for the event. First passenger trains will run to the new station September 8 for Long Island routes. Regular Pennsylvania trains date not announced.

New York Pennsylvania Terminal McCrea Alexander J. Cassatt Philadelphia Long Island Pennsylvania

Bandits Puncture Tires Near Pittsburg Forest Road

Pittsburg Automo bile Club offers 500 dollar reward for tips to capture highwaymen who set nails on a forest road from Pitts pore to Butler. The attackers planned to rob autoists as they fixed punctured tires. Victims include Frank D. Saupp Dr John Hawkins L G Martin and Paul C Wolff who were warned carrepair crews attacked in the forest.

Washington Pittsburg L. G. Martin Paul C. Wolff

Thieves Flood Boarding House With Gas Near-Misery

In Montclair New Jersey on August 1 thieves broke into a cellar cut a gas meter and flooded the Nickerson boarding house with gas. Charles Lee’s timely arrival woke the top story tenant and nine others were nearly strangled as they slept. The group escaped as responders arrived.

Montclair N. J Charles Lee William Nickerson

Worker Blown To Shreds In Powder Factory Blast

Bradford Pa August 1 John Stoan, the sole survivor in the Du Pont Powder Company plant near Howard Junction, was blown to fragments in a nitroglycerin mixing accident. The blast shook buildings in Bradford, nine miles away, leaving only a gaping hole where the small factory stood.

Bradford du Pont Powder Company Howard Junction John Stoan

Theft of Ring and Cash From Mrs Nolte Home

A theft at 823 North Capitol Street targets a bedroom bureau. Entry came via a second story window with a ladder from the woodshed. A three-fourth carat diamond ring bearing E H N initials and assorted banknotes were taken while Mrs. H H Nolte slept. detective O Drea investigated after the 2 am report.

H. H. Nolte North Capitol Street Tne O'Dea James Hartley E. H.N

Curtiss Hamilton Entry Rule Sparks Open-Affair Debate

New York August 1 The Aero Club of America council ruled that no aviation meet may be sanctioned unless open to all qualified licensed aviators. The move targets Curtiss and Hamilton amid claims of unsportsmanlike entry tactics. The decision could void Harvard meet records if Hamilton is denied entry, while Jerome S. Fanciulli was endorsed for neutral conduct.

Hamilton Harvard Fanciulls Curtiss New York National Council of the Aero Club of America K. Hamilton Glenn H. Curtiss National Council Harvard Aviation Contest Committee Indorse J. S. Fanciulli Jerome S. Manciulli Curtiss-Hamilton Fenciulli

Legislat ors in graft net implicate New York lawmakers

Special to The Washington Fest York Aug 1 records in Ellingwood Cunningham stock brokers books handed to Chairman Merritt of the investigating committee. Hotchkiss had the books under guard in Newark and offered surrender. Merritt will have Judge Bruce examine and report at the Murray Hill Hotel meeting. Conners and Murphy to be questioned over graft charges and authority.

Washington York Ellingwood & Cunningham Edwin F. Merritt, Jr Legislative Committee Assembly Senate Hotchkiss Bloomfield Avenue Newark Enter Legislative Investigating Committee Merritt M. Linn Bruce Murray “Hm Hotel Conners Democratic State’ Committee Tammany Charles F. Murphy

Tragedy on Traun Lake Drowns Fifteen Youths

In Munich nine young men and six girls drowned when a barge capsized in a lake storm. Four others were saved by fishermen as the disaster unfolded yesterday near Traun.

Munich Bavaria Lake of Traun

Licensed to Marry in Roanoke and Beyond

A fragmentary marriage notice lists several couples with ages and locations from Virginia and other states. Names include Andrew W Bice Dora Londas Harriet A Bison Winifred Augin Lucis Comp ton Sarah Johnson Eva Smallwood and others, with multiple reverends noted. The legible items indicate a church wedding notice from a Roanoke area paper.

Herbert F. Wilkinson Hannah Long Roanoke A. H. Thompson Audley A. P. Savage Winifred M. Augin John W. Avalin Waiter Braun Chicago Dora Londas Philadelphia C. P Alfred G. Eldridge Harriet A. Bison Harry Farmer Taylor Nmterlake Lucis C. Compton G. Hreeland Peter Traly J. Him Sarah K. Johnson W. Clair James W.reste Eva Smallwood W. J. Howzd i John’ Av’ Jackson Allen- Scott Charlottesville Irby

Crippen and Miss Leneve Captured in Montreal Court Fight

The Crippen case advances as Hawley Crippen and Ethel LeNeve are brought before Judge Langeler under the fugitive offenders law. Inspector Dew confirms no third degree interrogation. The Montreal arrest follows a voyage where clues from crew and passengers revealed their identities and concealment methods.

London Migs Leneve Crippen Chan Miss Leneve Hawley H. Crippen Inspector Dew United States Michigan Ethel Clare Leneve Langelier Quebec Angers Montrose

Identifies Crippen Jewels Mrs Ginnette Claims Belle Elmore Diamonds

Mrs Fred Ginnette of Roselle New Jersey signs dispatch from Quebec to the New York American stating she positively identified as Belle Elmore the diamonds taken from Dr Crippen and Ethel Le Neve at arrest. She notes Belle Elmore’s jewels were far more valuable and explains the jewel memory. The interview scene is described with restrained emotion.

New York Quebec New York American Fred Ginnett Roselle N. J Hawley” Crippen Belle Elmore Crippen Ethel Leneve London

Mills Sister Reacts To Crippen Arrest News

Special to The Washington Post from Newport R I Aug 1 Roberta Mills half sister of the murdered Mrs Crippen weeps with joy at her home over Crippen arrest She waits for the Montrose steamer to learn if Crippen is aboard Scotland Yard asks Mills and Hunn of Brooklyn to return to England to aid the case Mrs Mills notes Hinn has learned of Helle HI more s death but Mills would go if required

Washington Post Newport R. EL Roberta Mills Crippen Dr. Crippen Sire Scotland Yard Engand Mil Hinn Helle Himore England

Youth Made Consular Agent Weinberg Appointed

Ethan Allen Weinberg a Brooklyn youth of YW received word of his appointment as consular agent to Aubres Morocco. He says he is the youngest officer in the consular service with a 1800 dollar yearly salary plus 200 dollars for travel. He had been a clerk on Wall Street and once a House of Representatives page where he met Frederick W Carpenter then secretary to President Taft.

Ethan Allen Weinberg House of Representatives New York Ethan Allen Weiberg Brooklyn Aubres Morocco Wall Street Frederick W. Carpenter Taft

Indictment Standards in Crippen Case and Corpus Delicti

The article reviews required elements for murder indictments under English and New York law, stressing necessity of premeditation and corpus delicti proof. It cites Crippen extradition context, U.K. statutes, and New York case law on proof of death, direct versus circumstantial evidence, and admissibility of confessions in establishing the corpus delicti.

Dr. Crippen Roloft Va. Corpes New York

Elder Crippen Heartbroken Over Flight and Trial

Los Angeles on August 1 Cripps father of Dr Hawley Crippen speaks amid the sensational case. He says he cannot go to Hawley due to lack of funds yet would offer comfort if possible. He doubts proof against his son and laments hardship and fear for his health as the case grips two continents.

Los Angeles Cal M. A. Cripps Hawley H. Crippen Hawley Mimore

Missing Head Rumor Circulates In Crippen Case

Ottawa reports say Crippen and Miss Le Neve may face deportation once the immigration department acts. Dominion police expect deportation under extradition rules, while London dispatches note the inquest may specify murder charges on August 15. A rumor claims the missing head has been found, but police did not confirm.

Ottawa Ontario Immigration Department Dspatechea London

Girls Kept Death By Own Action Pact Found In Sound

New Rochelle Aug 1 The body of AmeYa Kidvardka a waitress was found in Long Island Sound near Execution lighthouse. Police report she and cousin Alexandra Myroos planned to die together after Myroos left a note indicating intent. Searchers had been seeking since Myroos body was found last Tuesday on Henry M. Flagier's beach.

Long Island Sound New Rochélle N. Y AmeYa ‘Kidvordka Execution Alexandra Myroos Henry M. Flagier Myroos Miss Kidvardka Hudson Park

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