Taft Accepts National Conservation Address in St Paul
President Taft today accepted invitations to attend the national conservation congress in St Paul on September 5 and to deliver an address there. Col Roosevelt will speak on September 6 or 7. Officials telegraphed Minnesota Governor Eberhardt and congress organizers, while Taft greeted callers at his cottage. An Italian laborer, Arther Latorer, was run down by Taft’s car earlier and left Beverly Hospital fully recovered. The Mayflower yacht returned to Feverly harbor, and Taft planned a first Atlantic fleet review at Provincetown with Pilgrim Monument dedication.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Col. Roosevelt
Gov. Eberhardt
Minnesota
B. N. Baker
J. B White
Congress
Lathrop Street
Asher~ Hinds
Maine
House of Repesentatives
Warner
Missouri
Victor Mason
Passaic
N. J
New York
Hinds
Portland
Thomas B. Reed
Cassador Bryce
Great Britain
Burgess Point
Cobb
Tariff Commission Association
New Tariff Board
Michael Grigordie
Robert Taft
Beverly Hospital
Feverly
Provincetown
Pilhits Monument
Multiple 1910 obituaries list funeral notices and interments
The item compiles several death notices from August 2 to August 5, detailing the families and residences. Charles A Boylan, Mary Catherine Curtin infant, Samuel Montague Fassett, Edward Lester Leech, Frederick E Schmidt, Patten Whittlesey widow, Annie Wilson, and related funeral arrangements and interment sites at Rock Creek Cemetery or Arlington Cemetery are noted, with addresses in Washington DC and surrounding areas.
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Poylan
Charles A
P J
Helena Boylan
Schench
Funeras
R Street
Rock Creek Cemetery
Usatin
Mary Catherine
Dante
Julia Curtin
Long
Virginia Avenue
Fassett
W. W.relant
Newton Street
Samuel Montague
C Adele Fassett
Chicago
Leech
Edward Lester
Edward O
Bertha E. Leech
Schmidt
Frederick E
William
Johanna Schmidt
Shest Northwest
Rock Creek
Whittlesey
Waterville
N. H
Sta Patten
Eliphalet Whittlesey
Siowa Circle
Arlington Cemeery Wilson
George Washington University Hospital
Annie
Selden T Wlhlson
Chapel of
William HW Sardo
H Street
Inverted Notices For Marriage And Death Details
An advertising note explains that marriage and death notices in several named morning papers including Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer New York Times Boston Globe and Buffalo Courier will publish simultaneously upon application free of extra charge.
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Washington Post
Ingertton
Cininpact Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Cleveland
New York Times
Foston
Luffalo Courier
Philadelphia
Taft to Speak Opening Day at Conservation Congress
Baltimore August 3 Bernard N Baker announced the list of speakers for the St Paul conservation congress Taft will open the event September 4 with remarks after the opening ceremonies His topic is withheld The lineup includes Gifford Pinchot Henry Graves J P Dolliver James R Garfield James J Hill Nelson Barret Mabel Boardman Joseph W Dixon W R Stubbs H S Hadley Albert Baker A L Beveridge Wilson F C Stevens Thomas J Lewis and others Representatives from eleven foreign countries were invited and governors will meet Taft that day
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Baltimore
Taft
St. Paul
Bernard N. Baker
Congress
Col. Rousevelt
Col
Roosevelt
A. O. Eberhart
Minnesota
Gifford Pinchot
Mr. Pinchot
Henry 8. Graves
United States
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
James R. Garfield
James J. Hill
Nelson
John Barrett
Mabel Boardman
The
National Red Cross Society
Joseph W. Dixon
Montana
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas
H. S. Hadley
Missouri
Albert L. Baker
Chicago Board of Trade
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
Agriculture
Wilson
F. C. Stevens
Thomas J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Waterman denies involvement in wheat corner probe
In Chicago Aug 3 a federal grand jury began a preliminary inquiry into a July wheat corner and the beef trust. Theodore H Waterman testified he never tried to run a corner, only requested what he buys. He defended Peavey Grain and denied Sherman antitrust violations.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
John C. ¥. Merrill
Chicago Board of Taue
United States
Edwin Sims
James H. Wilkerson
Merri
Albany
Theodore H. Waterman
Federal
Cornar
Peavey Grain Company
Commercial Bank
Albany Trust Company
Mechanics and Farmers ,Bank
Guardsmen to Shoot Rifle Meet for National Tournament
Guardsmen hold a rifle match at the National Guard range at 2 PM Saturday. Company teams vie for a slot in the national tournament at Seat Girl New Jersey on September 1. One team chosen per five participants. last season First Infantry claimed interstate regimental and Seventy-first New York bronzes. Brigade rifle team prepares for Camp Perry Ohio departure August 1%
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National Guard
Seat Girl
N. J
First Infantry
New York
Camp Perry
Ohio
Licensed to Marry Multiple Virginia Couples
A historical notice lists several marriage licenses issued by Rev Patrick J O Connell and other clergy. Names include George Haghoe and Mary Berger, Anthony Miessing and Helena Langley, Thomas McGuigan and Lizzie Aahi, and several more couples with ages and counties such as Bluemont Fairfax and Prince George Md. The record reflects clerical officiants and local probate contexts.
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George E. Haghoe
Mary A Berger
Patrick J O'Connell
Anthony Miessing
Helena Langley
Thomas 'G. McGuigan
Bluemont
Lizzie Aahi
Oferry
J M Little Thomas’a Moskey
Florence C. Crowther
James L. McLain Preston B Allen
Irene Day
Hue
Prince George County
J. A Ec Adams
Anne H Pstmore
Cumberland
Watlacs
George F. Sample
Bells W. Savin
W J. McKenney James
Aaron Green
Mamie Diggs
Je ‘Lor Joseph Harrison
Bur 6
Grace As Ash
Leesburg
Val
George Jesse
Wight
Nettle Winger
Fairfax County
Chapel P. Itby
Health Office Births and Deaths Watered by Fragmented Records
Births list infants born to Welsh, Siye, Chaub, Sanderson, Redmond, Daly, Bell Collis, Coffey, Lomax, West, Templeton, Robinson, Paige, Johnson, Crawford, Colcoleman, Brown, Holden, Schmidt, Burney, Ayers, Curtin, Boz, Thomas, Paswaports, Crowdy, Green, Proctor among others with ages and locations. Deaths note Cecilie Manning and Norman Kraft among several individuals with ages and addresses listed.
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William
Florence Welsh
Harry U
Reine Siye
Albert F
Kchaub
Charles BR
Mabar Sanderson
Wiliam H
Annie Redmond
E Sonn Lewis Tant Dehua
Sabe
Edward
Maggie Thompson
Augustus
Cecelia Templeton
Aaron
Olivia Robinson
James W
Grice E. Paige
Abert H
Mary Johnson
Deha
Allee Crawford
Edward L
Estella Colcoleman
William ‘Tangton Brown
Pinkney
Noberta
Holden
Cecilie Manning
Kat
Norman A. Kraft
Kendward
Bartholomew Haley
Busie M. Paul
Ave Se
Thom
U.S
Engre
Park Road Nw
Snendon Balt
Fredrick B Schmidt
St. Nw
Juan
Nam Mabel Anderson
Georgetown Univ. Hosp
Rebecca Crowdy
Garhel C
Lewis T Green
Id. Children & Hospital
Dorothy Proctor
Wyilp Court
Mont
Leutgert Case Compared With Crippen Rumors
A historic Chicago murder case from 1897 parallels the Crippen affair, noting the lack of direct evidence and the use of circumstantial proof. It details Leutgert's disposing of his wife Louise, the rings found, and the role of Marconi's wireless era context in public interest and legal strategy.
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Adolph Leutgert
Chicago
Bears
H. H. Crippen
Crippen
Canada
Leutgert
Marconi
London
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Leutgért
Louise Leutgert
Louise
Belle Ilmore
Lentgert
Wold
Notable Criminal Trials Amid Blood and Chemistry Facts
The article compares Crippen and Leutgert trials, noting courtroom attitudes toward human remains and the use of a caustic potash test. It details a chemist's testimony on how animal matter dissolves in potash, and contrasts the two defendants’ looks and charm, including female attention at Leutgert’s trial and Crippen’s described gentleness with his wife.
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Colorado
Crippen
Chicago
Leutgert
Crinnen
London
Hair Curler Evidence in Crippen Murder Trial
Newport reports two hair curling irons may figure in Dr. Hawley H. Crippen murder case in London. One iron is in Newport. Mrs. Mills will sail to England with it for forensic comparison at Scotland Yard request. London authorities already found a curling iron and hair fragment believed linked to the victim.
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Leutgert
Mrs. Mills
Unexplainable impulse leads New Jersey woman to missing brother
Mrs Lisztie Romain of New Brunswick New Jersey followed an odd impulse to find her brother who had been adopted thirteen years earlier by John Wass of Hicksville Long Island. The search led to a homeless wanderer then in the Gerry Society care after being found begging by passersby claiming his parents were dead. The boy identified himself as Andrew Romer age 14 and had recently learned of his true parentage from Wass.
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Luetgert
Joliet
Crippen
Jouetgert
Luet- Bert
Leutgert
Washington Post
New York
Lisztie Romain
New Brunswick
N. J
Gerry Society
Andrew Romer
Children’s Society
Ohio Troops Go Home After Car Strike Effort Fails
Columbus Aug 3 Gov Harmon efforts to settle the street car strike failed today as two of five Ohio National Guard regiments will be sent home tomorrow with Mayor Marshall's consent. Remaining 1,708 troops are seen as enough to maintain order while car service nears pre strike schedules and patronage grows. Harmon sought union and company agreement to abide by the state arbitration board decision but won neither side's consent.
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Harmon
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Marshall
State Board of Arbitration
Knights of Columbus Reelect Four Directors at Quebec Convention
Delegates at the Knights of Columbus convention in Quebec reelected four directors whose terms expired. Named were Joseph Mercier of Montreal, Victor J. Dorr of Augusty Georgia, John H. Reddin of Denver, and W. D. Dwyer of St. Paul.
Crippen Case Linked to Hidden Tragedy Says Ginnett
Mme Fred Ginnett, friend of Crippens, argues Crippen killed Belle Elmore in a temper and that Ethel Leneve is innocent. She says the tragedy may center on a past affair and cites Crippen’s lonely mood after the act. Ginnett notes last supper events and suspect testimony from the Martinettes.
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Belle Elmore
Belle
Ethel Leneve
Mme
Fred Ginnett
Crippens
Bth Crippen
Quebec
Bella Elmore
London Theatrical Benefit Society
Mme. Ginnett
London
Scotland
Yard
Dr. Crippen
Hilldrop Crescent
Ethel Leneva
Beile Ee Ak Age
Polo Ginnett
Shi Yard
Ginnett
Paul Martinette
Ginneté
England
Scotland Yard
Martinettes
Burning boy at stake imitates film scene in Indiana
In Muncie on August 3 a 6 year old, William Johnson, son of Lloyd Johnson, was severely burned while children playing Indian mimicked a moving picture of a white man tied to a stake. Newspapers were placed beneath him and surrounding his body before the fire. peers attempted rescue but could not stop the harm.
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Spental
Washington Post
Muncie
Ind
William Johnson
Lloyd Johnson
Johnson
Weather Conditions and Forecast for the Lake Region
A Weather Bureau bulletin reports unsettled showery conditions across the Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys and the lake region due to a disturbance from the British northwest. Showers also affect the south Atlantic States Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and the southern Rocky Mountain area with temperatures higher in the east and interior west. Forecast calls for more showers Thursday into Friday with some fair spells, winds varying by coast and area, and a detailed temperature and humidity tally for the day. Tide tables list high and low tides for today.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
British Northwest
Upper Lake Region
Ohio
Mississippi
Lake
South Atlantic
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Kanaaz
New Mexico
Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
Coast States
Middle
East Gulf States
New England
Middle Atlantic
Guilt
Grand Banks
Gore to Give Names Probe for Indian Contracts
Muskogee Oklahoma Aug 3 investigation by the US Senate of McMurray contracts with Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians begins, with Senator Gore set to testify and name offers of bribes to him and a House member to drop opposition. The inquiry will cover $8 million in Indian land profits tied to coal and asphalt lands and a possible $25 000 or more bribe.
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Muskogee
Okla
United States
Senate
T. EB. Gore
House of
Washington
Gore
Indiana
House of Representatives
al House of Representatives
McMurray
Charles H. Burke
South Dakota
New York
Congress
Reche
Kansas
Man shoots burglar after alarmed awakening
In New York on August 3 Gustave Caufield awoke to a burglar at his bedside. He resisted with a receiver and fired. The shot struck his right big toe as the thief fled, leaving the Caufield family startled by the sound and action.
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Washington Post
New York
Gustave Caufield
Agt
Caufield
Gustave
President Montt Arrives in New York
President Pedro Montt of Chile arrived aboard the Tagus at Colon. New York reports naval salutes at Fort Wadsworth and formal reception notes. Montt toured quarantine, met U S officials including Daw son and Barrett, and praised the Panama Canal as a future direct link to Chile. He planned a Beverly visit and lunch with President Taft on Saturday.
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Washington Po
New York
Pedro Montt
Chile
Colon
Tagus
Narrows
Wadsworth
Montt
Prieza Hotel
William H. Carter
U.S. A
H. P. Huse
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Chaniel Hose
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Thomas C. Dawson
State Department
Panama Canal
United States
Coun
Mantz
Beverly
Taft
Indicted Hughes Engineer Faces Road Contract Charges
Albany Aug 3 1909 Former State Engineer Frederick L Skene and division engineer Louis B Harrison along with several contractors face 17 indictments over alleged irregularities in bidding for good roads contracts during Skene's 1907 1908 administration. Skene pleads not guilty and seeks to bar further investigation amid political overtones. Bail set at 10000 for Skene and 5000 for Harrison.
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Albany
Frederick L. Skene
Louis B. Harrison
Skene
O'Malley
O’malley
Gare
Thail
Harrison
Lebors
Sage Hotel for Workers Planned at Forest Hills
Plans filed with Queens building department call for a large hotel at Forest Hills Long Island built by the Sage Foundation founded by Mrs Russell Sage. The steel skeleton structure will have three wings six to eight stories tall with several hundred rooms and a roof garden, costing several hundred thousand dollars.
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Washington
New York
Forest Hills
L. L
Sage Foundation
Russell Sage
Building Department of Queens
Long Island City
Sages Foundations
Long Island
Meeting With Seme Fatal in Auto Cleanup
Washington Post special reports in Greenwich Conn that a man died and another was seriously burned while cleaning an automobile after running over a skunk on a country road. Jens Peterson died at Greenwich Hospital. Christopher Nelson was badly burned as flames spread while they tried to move the vehicle from the garage.
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Washington Post
Greenwich
Conn
Jens Peterson
Christopher Nelson
Peterson
Nelson
Crane Still Reticent On West Work And Ballinger
Chicago Aug 3 Senator Murray Crane remained reticent about a possible request for Secretary Ballinger’s resignation. Reports say Ballinger and Crane were at the same hotel yesterday and possibly conferred. Crane denied discussing Ballinger and said his West trip was private. He refused further comment as Ballinger left for Seattle.
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Chicago
Murray W. Crane
Interior
Ballinger
Republican Party
Hest
Chicago St
Senator Crane
Game Hotel
Seattle
Crane
East
Pointblank
Minneapolis
Michigan Avenue
Byron L. Smith
Mr. Smith
Pythian Sisters Elect In Milwaukee Parade
The Knights of Pythias subordinate lodge parade drew much attention as Pythian sisters rode in decorated carriages and floats. Officers elected include Mrs. Sarah L. Cotton Weatherford Tex supreme chief and supreme senior Mrs Ira M Johnson Central City Colo supreme junior Mrs Cora M Davis Union Ohio supreme manager Lily Samuels Oakland Cal supreme protector Mrs Fiora Hall Savannah Ga supreme mistress of records M Josie Nelson Union City Ind and supreme mistress of finances Mrs Rasford Lancaster Wis were reelected.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Sarah L. Cotton
Weatherford
Tex
Ira M Johnson
Central City
Colo
Cora M. Davis
Union
Parliament adjourns as talks on constitutional dispute continue
London reports Parliament adjourned to November 15 with leaders to resume conferences. Hope of a compromise grows, as several disputed points are settled, and a potential announcement is anticipated when Parliament reconvenes on November 16.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Kaiser Cup to Westward Wins at Cowes Race
The American schooner Westward owned by A S Cochran of New York won the Kaiser's cup race over 47 miles at Cowes Isle of Wight finishing 6 seconds ahead of Germania with Cicely third. Germania protested rounding Bullock buoy but withdrew. The King and Queen of Spain arrive in London tonight and will be here tomorrow.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Westward
A. 5S
Cochran
New York
Spain
London
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Asher C. Hinds
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Bryce
Pittsburg Dispatch
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St Paul
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Syracuse
Post
WM. BR. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
Lincoln
Sergeon
Cain
Pga
A. Costello
Phine Raat
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Frank Geier’s Sons
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F Street
N. W
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Mar
Geo. P. Zurhorst
el East Capitol
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
John R. Wright CO
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Commotier
Militia
Health Office Record
Kalon
F Street Nn
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Brother
Liberal Exchange
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers Seventh’ and“ D ”Streets
Burn Boy
AT & Stake
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Clarence B. Millers
John H. Stephens
Texas
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Virginia
Burke
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Oklahoma City
Dennis T. Flynn
J ¥. Mel Murray
Five Civilized Tribes
Cecil Lyon
Republican State Committee of Texas
A. P. Murphy
Murphy
President Montt
Mr . Taft
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SAGE
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Baltimore & Ohio
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