Two Dead in Auto Plunge Near Sylvania Ohio
Toledo dispatch reports a car traveling from Cleveland plunged over a steep embankment near Sylvania, Ohio. Charles W. Pohlmann and Rev. Father George J Vahey were killed. Mrs Pohlmann and others survived after the vehicle toppled into a water-filled ditch.
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George Vahey
Columbids
Cleveland
Sylvania
Ohio
Toledo
Mitchaw Road
Charles W. Pohlmann
Columb- Kills Parish
Florence
F. C. Dietzel
Tonneau
Pohlmann
Father Vahey
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Washington DC Area
A list of funeral homes and directors including Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, Geo Zurhorst, J William Lee, John R Wright Co, R F Harveys Sons, W R Speare, Frank A Speare, WM Sardo & Co, Thos S Sergeon. Each entry notes livery connections, modern chapels, and phone numbers. The directory emphasizes first-rate service, reasonable terms, and 24 hour or day and night availability.
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O Street
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST
Chai
Cali North
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Smbalm Panera Parland i
Capito
J. William Lee
Rmbalmer
Pennsylvania
John R. Wright. CO
Elow
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Dembalmers
Curt Kenth
WM. H. Sardo. & CO
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Thos. S. Sergeon
Cain
St. Nw
Melechone
Edward to visit emperors during annual London trip
King Edward will depart for Marienbed tomorrow afternoon after a demanding season in London. He plans meetings with Emperor Wilhelm at Cronberg, Prussia, on Tuesday and with Emperor Francis Joseph at Ischl, Austria, on Wednesday. Sir Charles Hardinge will accompany the king on these diplomatic visits, underscoring their public aspect.
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Ilhelm
Francis Joseph
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Marienbed
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Cronberg
Prussia
Ischl
Austria
Charles Hardinge
Foreign Office
Imperial Russia reshapes war office with grand duke retirements
St. Petersburg August 3 Emperor Nicholas issued a rescript thanking Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaievitch for his service as president of the council for national defense and relieving him as reforms to the war office begin. The move follows criticism of ducal interference and signals further retirements among grand dukes including Serge Michaelovich and others as reforms place the army under cabinet control.
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Friand
Serge Michaelovich
Peter Nicholaiviteh
Constantine Constantinovich
Danish papers may suspend in Copenhagen strike
Owing to a strike by typographers and other printing staff in Copenhagen, most offices will lock out all departments. If no reconciliation is reached, newspapers are expected to suspend publication for at least a fortnight.
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Copenhagen
Despair in Constantinople Ministers Feud at War Ministry
Discord looms among former ministers and palace officials detained at the ministry of war. Mendouh Pasha clashes with Tahsin Pasha over amnesty timing while Zelshi Pasha, half demented, asks for a revolver. A diplomatic reception signals the sultan’s constitutional shift.
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Interior
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Isatfen
Zelshi’'Pasha
Revoluttion
Tewhk Pasha
Shah Virtually Prisoner as Tribes Seek Sums and Harem Ban
Dispatches from Teheran report the Shah of Persia held by tribesmen in Teheran camp after revolts threaten to topple the throne. Tribesmen refuse to allow his departure to Sultanabad, demand large sums, and warn of famine looming in southern Persia amid ongoing fighting with Shah cavalry and revolutionaries.
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Teheran
Persia
Teak
Hoff
Sultanabad
Oring
Tabriz
Outsiders Interest Lifts Market As Rail Prospects Grow
The article notes renewed outsider demand and broad market activity with money easy, signaling confidence tied to harvest prospects and rail traffic. It cites railroads prepared for crop movement, plans to resume double tracking on Union Pacific, copper demand gains, and favorable bond issuance amid easing credit conditions.
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Juondon
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Philadelphia man held for assault in Jefferson Market Court
Oliver B. Smith of Philadelphia, staying at Breslin in New York, was held on a technical assault charge in Jefferson Market Court after an automobiling incident on Saturday night. He allegedly bowled over Thomas McAvely at Greenwich Street near Le Roy, with McAvely requiring St. Vincent's Hospital treatment. Smith, about 25, was paroled until Tuesday morning to allow police to gauge the injuries’ extent.
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New_York
Oliver B. Smith
Philadelphia
Breslin
Jefferson Market Court
Smith
Thomas McAvely
Greenwich Street
Hudson Street
le Roy
St. Vincent's Hospital
McAvery
London stocks and crops influence global markets
A Washington Post special cable reports cheerful London stock start with midweek sag, aided by American crop signals and abundant money. Paris faces labor tax risks while Ottoman stocks hold firm. Berlin sees industrial optimism, coal shares rise, but doubts persist about American recovery amid strikes and labor tensions.
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soTehough
Sterling Exchange
New York
United States
France
Paris
Bérlin
GOES 12 000 MILES TO WED IN HOLLAND FRIAR TO BRIDE
Wilhelm Cobing a sugar chemist on a Hawaiian plantation travels 12 000 miles to Holland to marry his Flemish fiancée. He left the Netherlands eight years ago to seek fortune and will return with a 24 000 mile total journey once he reaches home in Honolulu.
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Washington
Mobile
Ala
Wilhelm Cobing
Hawaiian Islands
Holland
Cobins
Netherlands
Cobing
Insurance Fraud Inquiry In Mrs Frankel Death Case
Indianapolis August 9 coroner opens probe into Mrs Mayer Frankel death by chloroform after insurers note life policy holdings. Husband Jan Klein real name tailer, aged about 60, insured her life for five thousand dollars within months of her death six policies across several companies. Police have no charges yet but suspect possible criminal link in the claim and are watching closely.
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Indianapolis
Mayer Frankel
Frankels
Jan Klein
Frankel
Advertisements reveal a radical anti System plan
A long defiant bid exposes how a lone speaker unveils the financial System’s alleged grip on government and wealth. He promises blunt talk, warns of consequences, and details a multi-part campaign aimed at exposing and dismantling powerful banks, trusts, and corporate empires. He cites Morgan and Rockefeller, calls for action, and frames the effort as a decisive struggle against entrenched interests.
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Cli Tate
Standard -Olts
Trosta
Senate
Congress
Yukon
Forgery Charge Tied To Celluloid Coating Ring
William F. Campbell, returned from Chicago to Buffalo, stands charged with forgery. He allegedly sold celluloid coating tones to merchants in large cities, claiming the forms belonged to the Arlington Company of New Jersey. Detectives traced his movements through multiple cities as he operated here and in Chicago.
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William F. Cambell
Chicago
Arlington Company
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