Canal canoe split by steam boat near Hen Echo
Tim berlake and Miss Jennings rode a canoe on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal when a steam canalboat struck it, splitting the craft in two. Both were thrown into the water and nearly drowned before George O Neil and F B Libbey rescued them. Timberlake revived at a boathouse and Miss Jennings recovered slowly. Both returned to Washington around midnight.
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W. W. Timberlake
Department of Commerce and Labor
Massachusetts Avenue North
Marie Jennings
Shamplain
Hen Echo
Esape
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Washington
George Nei
Glen Echo
F. B. Libbey
Timberlake
Miss Jennings
Net
Libbey
O'Neil
Thaberlake
New Choir Room Planned for St Pauls Church Choir
Choirs at St Pauls Church will enjoy a fine new room for winter practice. Mgr Mackin laid plans earlier and construction has begun. The choir room will be completed within a month, located at the south end of the parish hall beneath the current schoolroom.
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St. Paul's Church
Mgr. Mackin
Moving theater planned for Fifth Avenue Baptist church
Washington Poa New York Aug 10 Thomas WW Lamb aaitet plans to convert the Ninthtage Chapel at the corner of First Street and Tenth Avenue opposite the Carnegie Library into a moving picture theater. The chapel owned by John D Rockefeller Sr is a branch of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. It has been closed due to lack of neighborhood support. The exterior will remain unchanged.
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Apeal
Washington Poa
New York
Thomas WW. Lamb
Ted
Ninttage Chapel
Firstleth Street
Tenth Avenue
Ue Carnegie Library
John PD. Rockefeller, Sr
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Neigherhood
Emma R. Baird died after long illness in 81st year
Emma R. Baird consort of the late J. James Baird died August 8 1910 at 629 p m age 81. Funeral from 117 Sixth Street NW August 11 at 230 p m. Interment Wood Cemetery. Relatives invited. Also notices for Cleaves Rowe and Showers funerals with service details and interment plans.
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Raikg
Christian
Emma R
J. James Baird
Sixth Street
Wood Cemetery
Cleay
Hig
Tenth Street
Thomas P Cleaves
Bridgton
Rowe
Orleans Place
Edith Thelma
James H
Edith Roweines Webster
Prominent Washington Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings
A compilation of funeral home advertisements in Washington with multiple firms listed. Entries include W B R Speare, Frank A Speare, Geo P Zurhorst, J William Lee, John R Wright, R F Harveys Sons, WM H Sardo & Co, and Thos S S Ser geon. Each offers first class service, modern chapels, and on call hours.
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W. BR
Sardo & GO
Wmbalmers
Modern Chapel
Lincoln
Thos
Sergeon
Cain
Stow
Forest fires recede across national forests in Idaho and Montana
A telegram from Assistant District Forester Silcox, from Missoula, reports most fires in his jurisdiction are under control. Remaining blazes on the Clearwater and Coeur d Alene reserves in Idaho continue. Federal troops from Fort Harrison and Missoula aid ranger forces. about 200000 acres burned. Monetary loss unavailable but expected heavy.
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Potter
Biicox
Missoula
Mont
Clearfwater
Coeur A” Alene
Idaho
Harrison
Montana
Silcox
Death due to hemorrhage in Harvey Cornwell
Coroner Nevitt certified death from stomach hemorrhage after autopsy on Harvey Cornwell brother of a central office detective. Found in his room at 359 Itreet Tuesday night by Osborne L. Cornwell. Burial planned at Quantico Va this afternoon after removal to Seventh Street undertaking.
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Nevitt
Harvey Cornwell
Cornwell
Central Office
Itreet
Osborne L. Cornwell
Seventh’ Street
Virginia
Washington
Quantico
Knights in World Union Concordat Consolidates Templar Bodies
In Chicago on August 10, a unanimous resolution created a concordat among Knights Templar governing bodies, uniting England Ireland Scotland Canada and the United States under one cohesive structure. Election of 1913 conclave officers begins with four candidates for grand junior warden as drills and parades continue and prizes are awarded tomorrow.
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Chicago
Templar
Concaave
Knights
England
Ireland
Scotland
Canada
United States
Earl of Euston
Wales
Frederic (. Thayer
Waterville
W. Chamberlain
St. Paul
I L. Register
New Jersey
Indiana
EXPECTS BANK CONCESSIONS IN COTTON GUARANTEES
New Orleans financier S J Wexler asserts English bankers may concede on guarantees for cotton bills of lading. He returned from Europe where conferences discussed the issue. He notes restrictions apply only to cotton and to American banks, not to other goods or countries.
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New Orleans
S. J. Wexler
Europe
LICENSED TO MARRY LIST OF BILLED BRIDES AND GROOMS
A long list of couples from multiple states including Virginia Maryland and West Virginia seeks marriage licenses. Names include William Raya Settle Matin Jacob Rubin Fannie Grossbin Walter Doyle Harry Droeger Lydia Benton Louise Gardner and many others with accompanying clergymen cited. The notices appear under religious officiants such as Rev H E Brundage Rev Louis Stern Rev John R Shannon Rev Thomas E McGuigan Rev M Strickland and Rev W H Green.
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William Raya
Settle Matin
Af Surniss
H. E. Brundage
Jacob Rubin
Fannie Grossbin
Louis Stern
Walter A. Doyle
Branchville
Harry L. Droeger
William H. George H. Kidwell
Lydia Benton
John R. Shannon
Louise Gardner
Horn
Marie
Ml” Garges
Henry E. Brundage
Rosca R. Crosby
Ida, M. la Fratts
Richmond
Thomas Be, McGuigan
Stanley W. Bowers
Leasle M. Smith
Morris M. Kotzin
Lena Sacks
J. M. Little
Annapolla
G. Silverstone
Gorman Ridgely
W. F. Carlin
Alexandria
John Reid Shannon
John Rainey
Mary Sullivan
Thomas E. McGuigan
Edward Ernest Carr
Frances A. Hurd
R. Lindsay R. Jackson “Lowrie
Jane M. Harrod
W. H. Green
Samuel Reynolds
Ada V. Tramel
W. H. Ferguson
Joseph Garton
M. Strickland
Charles F. Powell
Julia Moten
Teabelle Williams
H. Harris
Ernest Tayloe
Gertrude “Eliten
Ishy
Prince William
W. Va
Chapel
Health Office Record of Births and Hospital Entries
A health office log lists multiple births with parents and infant sexes, followed by patient entries and ages across various institutions. Names include James K Ryan and Rosa, teens like Marie and others, plus hospital locations such as Government Hospital for the Insane and National Homeopathic Hospital.
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Rufus L. B. Clarke
MD. Ave
Leonard ‘Thur
Government Hospital For the Insane
Sarah Watson
F Sl. Ne
Harney Cornwell
Gat.sw
Alvin A. Ayers
Pat. Nw
Dorothy Jocks
Children's Hospital
Louise Ward
Washington Asylum Hospital
Dellah Martin
L St. Nw
William Wright
Tuberculosia Hospital
Yerra
Anne Dunstan
19Th St. Ne
Sadie Robinson
H St. Ne
Nettle Dandridge
National Homeopathic Hospital
Sheria Wright
van Street As
Seal Line Seca
George Washington University Hospital Controversy Over Use of Sale Proceeds
Officials announce the hospital will not be abandoned yet. alumni discuss funding plans. Trustees reportedly near a deal for the Chamberlin property to house arts and law schools while using part of the $550,000 sale proceeds for current expenses. Concerns grow over debts, salaries, and the old Columbian College Baptist influence in the merged university.
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George Washington University Hospital
Chamberlin
Fifteenth
Arts
Polsnce
Law
I Street
Sixteenth Streets
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Board of Trustees
Fidelity Loan and Trust Company
Philadelphia
Corcoran
George Washington
Old Columbian College
George Washington University
University
Court Grants Visit To Cape May For Hufty Children
Justice Barnard in the District Supreme Court approved Mary Page Hufty's petition to take her two children to Cape May New Jersey for a vacation. The order specifies return by September 2 with an additional expense of 11478 approved to cover trip costs, and no opposition from Attorney Hufty.
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Mary Page
Cape May
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Malcolm Hufty
N. J
Henry ©. Davis
Killed by Railway Car Near Union Station
Hampton Coleman a 3 year old negro of Richmond Virginia was struck by a passenger coach while crossing tracks near the K street tower and died moments later at Union Station. He was a porter for the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway. Coleman had finished his night run and started downtown when he failed to notice an approaching coach being switched from another track. The coach struck him injuring head and body. he died at 7 40 p m. The body was taken to the morgue and Coroner Nevitt notified.
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Hampton Coleman
Richmond
K Street Tower
Union Station
Coleman
Richmond, Fredericksburg ,and Potomac Railway
H. T. A. Lemon
C. €. Thompson
Nevitt
President Proclaims Land Transfer in Wyoming Forest Reserve
The President signed a proclamation removing 6.07 percent of Hayden National Forest land in Wyoming from forest status to public domain. The tracts lie mainly along the northeastern boundary, with over 4,000 acres offered for dry farming due to lack of irrigation water. Unappropriated eliminated land will be opened to settlement.
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Flayden National Forest
Wyoming
Miss Bertha E Tellyr Dies in Washington Grove
Miss Bertha E Tellyr a longtime government printing office proofreader died August 8 while visiting friends in Washington Grove Maryland She had resigned about a year earlier and practiced osteopathy with Dr Merton O English She planned to study osteopathy next fall Her body will be sent to Galena Illinois W B Kenyon head of the beef trust case under Sherman Act litigation returned to Washington to consult with Department of Justice officials He has been in Chicago for grand jury sessions regarding the case and would not comment beyond confirmation of his presence.
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Bertha B. Tellyr
Government Printing Office
Washington Grove
Kenyon
Administration
Beef Trust
Washington
Department of Justice
Chicago
Grand Jury
Department
Veterans Elect Members at Eagles Hall Meeting
Spanish war veterans gathered in Eagles Hall last night. U. S. consul to Honduras Claude I. Dawson, N. G. Dawson, and James McCracken were elected to membership. The newly elected department commander V. Chisholm plans an official visit and a committee was formed to arrange Memorial Day events.
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Eagles Hall
Claude I. Dawson
U. S
Honduras
N. G. Dawson
James McCracken
V. Chisholm
Pala
Hearing for Railroads on Freight Rate Increases
By orders of the interstate commerce commission, eastern rail lines are summoned to show cause for recent freight rate hikes. The hearing begins August 16 at 11 a.m. in New York's federal building, with 413 lines named as defendants. All increases are stayed until November 1. The commission also ordered rate cuts on cottonseed from Central of Georgia Railway points, tied to a Florida Cotton Oil Company decision.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
United States Custom House
New York
Central of Georgia Railroad
Jamesonville
Fla
Florida Cotton Oil Company
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Plans Railways Pact Between U S and Canada
Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Chairman Mabee of the Canadian Railway Commission plan to meet in New York next week to discuss creating a joint international rail road commission to regulate international freight and passenger rates. The talks, arranged by the State Department, aim to enable through rates that current individual efforts cannot enforce, with experts expecting benefits from a formal agreement.
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Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mabee
Railway Commission of Canada
New York
International Railroad Commission
State Department
United States Commission
Canadian Commission
Indicted in Ohio riots fifteen men face murder charges
Newark Ohio August 6 a special grand jury indicts fifteen alleged mob members for first degree murder in the lynching of Private Detective Dan Etherington last July. Names include Schoeller Weldon Denny MonteHo Watha Graef Woolart Valentine Timmons McKinley Feuerriegel Leary Cleveland Owens Bush Bolton Sutley. Indictments also name two riding suspects Lewis Botton McKenna Koster Omabe Ed Clay and Frank Moore Owens for assault and battery. Jury adjourned until August 25. further indictments possible once suspects are caught.
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Newark
Ohio
Dan - Etherington
Schoeller
Weldon Denny
MonteHo+ Watha
Frank Graef
Edward Woolart
Levi Valentine
Clarence Timmons
William McKinley
William Feuerriegel
Dounty
Elmer Leary
Robert Cleveland
Edgar Owens
Joe Bush
Lewis Bolton
Qinney Sutley
Lewis Botton
Jack’ McKenna
Edward Koster
Omabe
Charlie’Clay
Sault and Battery
Frank Moore
Assiutan
Widow of famed surgeon testifies on Qualey deal
Mrs Marie Nevins Bull widow of Dr W T Bull tells grand jury she was swindled out of 35000 by Magnesia-Absestos Co officials John A Qualey president and Harvey Wiley Corbett treasurer. She and lawyer Charles L Craig met with Acting District Attorney Frank Moss before giving the testimony already sworn to a magistrate.
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Qualey
Washington Post
New York
Marie -Nevrins Bull
W. T. Bull
John A. Qualey
Harvey Wiley Corbett
Magnesia-Asbestos Company
Krotel
Four assailants sentenced after Pennsylvan ia avenue clash with policeman
Police court heard Policeman Johnson charged a band on Rock Creek bridge after they refused to move from a corner near a moving picture theater. James Lomax was fined for 0 days in the workhouse while Richard Wallace received 45 days, Albert Brown 30 days, and Harry Nolden 15 days as the row ended. The confrontation involved club strikes and gunfire, with several revolver shots fired as the fracas drew in friends.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Rock Creek
Johnson
James Lomax
Richard Wallace
Albert Brown
Harry Nolden
Crippen and Miss Leneve Cleared for Deportation to England
Jailed Crippen and Miss Leneve show no change in demeanor as papers authorizing their surrender to British police arrive from Ottawa. Justice Giroard signs order at Murray Bay with Governor General Grey and Chief Justice Pitzpatrick absent in Ottawa. Dominion approves proceedings transcript, enabling deportation by August 15.
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Quebec
Dr. Crippen
Miss Leneve
Dominion
Giroard
Murray Bay
Ottawa
Grey
Pitzpatrick
Geipperg. Leneve
Quebec Court of Special Sessions
England
Crippen
Loraine Flies 3000 Feet Over Irish Sea in Fog
Actor Robert Loraine qualifies as star aviator with a bold flight from Blackpool to near Llandudno and is swept by fog. He reaches 3000 feet, sights Isle of Man, and plans to fly to Ireland next day as Lenarx aviation meeting marks a banner event. Bradley and Cattaneo set speed and endurance marks amid cross country tests in Nancy France. A U S army aviation provision looms as Congress eyes estimates. Supreme Court hears case against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on navigability of the Ohio River. A Negro man with smallpox is taken to a hospital after health officer reports the case.
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London
Robert Loraine
Irish Sea
Blackpool
England
Llandudno
North Wales
Loraine
Holyhead
Camlyn
Anglesyn
Isle of Man
Anglesy
Ireland
Lenarx
Great Britain
Bradley
Cattaneo
Nancy
France
United States
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Parkersburg
W.va
Belpre
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Train Kills Four Children Near Appe naug and Cowessett
Special to The Wasringworpe Providence R. I. Aug. 10 Robert Irving and John Straight Jr. ages 14 11 and 5 were instantly killed while playing on a train track between Apponaug and Cowessett when the Portland express on the New Haven road rounded a curve. Herbert Straight age 9 was seriously injured with multiple fractures after the engine ground bodies along the track for over 100 yards. The surviving Straight boy suffered a broken arm two broken bones in his leg and a dislocated shoulder.
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Wasringworpe
Providence
Robert
Irving
John
John A. Straight
Herbert Straight
Appenaug
Cowessett
Portland Express
New Haven Road
Army Robbed Of Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
Special to The Washington Post from Cheyenne Wyoming reports robbers outwitted a guard at a summer maneuver camp 35 miles west of Cheyenne. A 300 pound safe was loaded into an automobile and escaped with $6,500 of the $85,000 it held after Paymaster Wilder delivered $78,500 to troops. Civilian camp employees and private soldiers are suspected co conspirators in the heist.
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Washington Post
Cheyenne
Wyo
Here
Wilder
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union Sessions Open
In Boston on August 10 the fortieth annual NCAA U convention began with routine business sessions. Thousands joined a parade at night while Archbishop O Connell delivered a sermon at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross on the evils of intemperance. Mayor Fitzgerald welcomed attendees.
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Boston
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
William H. O'Connell
John F. Fitzgerald
Bulldog Mangles Boy in Paris Moonlight Outing
In Paris Kentucky on August 10 Samuel Margolen aged 23 required seven men to free him from an angry bulldog that bit his face. Twenty seven stitches and possible loss of sight in one eye followed. The dog was killed during the incident. The boy had been playing with the animal when the Red Men organized a moonlight river trip on the steamer St Johns to Indian Head which drew a large turnout for the first annual excursion.
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Paris
Samuel Margolen
Gus Margolen
St. Johns
Indian Head
Movements of Ocean Steamers Across Atlantic Routes
Reports show multiple transatlantic departures and signals from major liners. Vessels include New York-Daseatic from Southampton, George Washington from Bremen, Mauretania to Liverpool, Lusitania bound for New York, and Cape Race to Havre with indications of docking at New York.
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New York
Daseatic
Southampton
George Washington
Bremen
Fishguard
Caronia
Liverpool
Proceesed
Naplee
Luca di Genova
New York-Mauretania
Vis
President Lincoln
Hambure
Queenstown
Carmaine
Southampton-Kronprincess
Cecilie
Bremmer
Cherbourg
Cape Race
Provence
Havre
Lusitania
Aged Clerk Stricken by Stroke Dies in Maine
Charles F. Cleaves of this city and Dr Frederick H. Cleaves of Brookline Mass survived by a brother former Maine Governor Henry B Cleaves. Private funeral at home with interment in Bridgeton Me. Born January 7 1838 in Bridgeton Me he practiced law in Brownfield and served as state senator later joining the Treasury Department in 1871 and the Senate committee on appropriations in 1878. He was noted for drafts on conference reports and appropriations and was well regarded by public men across parties.
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Charles F. Cleaves
Frederick , H. Cleaves
Brookline
Mass
Henry B. Cleaves
Maine
Bridgeton
Henry L. Couden
Mr. Cleaves
Brownsfield
Treasury Department
Senate
Morrill
Cledves
Windom
Minnesota
Davis
West Virginia
Cockrell
Missouri
Allison
Iowa
Hale
Soldiers Battle Fire to Save Yellowstone Park
Soldiers fought through the night to defend Yellowstone from wildfires. Reports say Bell Mountain and St Mary's sparked new blazes while troops, 200 regulars, held the line near Lake Yellowstone, aiming to stop the flames and protect timber and scenery.
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St. Mary's Mountain
Lake Yellowstone
Adriatic Sails On Time Amid Strike Staging
The Adriatic left Southampton for New York at noon despite a stifling firemen strike. White Star Line filled gaps with shore staff to establish steam then quietly took on 100 waiting firemen off the Isle of Wight, avoiding trouble.
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Southampton
England
New York
White Star Line
Solent
Isle of Wight
Wickersham Reelected Territorial Delegate in Alaska
Juneau August 10 James Wickersham was reelected territorial delegate from Alaska by a sizable plurality about 2000. Orr led mainly in Cordova but trailed in large centers including Valdez where Orr resides. Wickersham polled strong majorities across the territory while OConnor the labor candidate drew only a light vote.
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Juneau
Alaska
James Wickersham
Co. P. Orr
National
L. P. Shackelford
Cordova
Wickersham
Valdez
Orr
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Friend of Lincoln Dies in New York Delegation Split
John B. Allen, a noted political figure, died today in Mount Vernon. He broke from the New York delegation to cast a single vote for Abraham Lincoln, influencing the nomination and the man who would later be assassinated. A separate Reno, Nevada fire at the Best and Belcher mine caused $30,000 in surface-building damage. no women were reported working at the shaft. The Belcher mine’s early history produced about $60,000,000 in bullion.
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John B. Allen
New York
Mount’ Vernon
John B
Allen
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Reno
Nev
Best
Belcher
Gold Hill
Virginia City
Splendid Opportunity for Girls' School Near Washington
Splendidly built home with very large rooms, ideal for a kindergarten or young girls' school or seminary. Very close to a streetcar line in a thickly populated, aristocratic suburb of Washington. Ample ground.
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Washington
Five Thousand Dollars Missing From Stolen Letter
An opened registered letter envelope containing two bank certificates for 5000 each was found in Superior Wisconsin. Investigators report a third certificate of similar amount is missing. The letter originated from American Exchange Bank in Duluth to Superior State Bank and was stolen last night. No arrests have been made.
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Superior
Wis
American Exchange Bank
Duluth
Superior State Bank
Boy Wanderer Returns to Pittsburg Home
Sixteen year old lad who ran away two years ago was adopted by Pittsburg policeman Thomas Dawley. Dawley, who left home at fourteen, later worked as a watchmaker apprentice after a period at a jewelry shop. After a farm vacation in Butler county, the boy returned to his foster father and announced he would stay.
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Pittsburg
Thomas Dawley
Dawley
Butler County
Wendling Held Amid Habeas Corpus Battle
In St Louis and East St Louis details Joseph Wendling, sought for Alma Kellner’s death, faces another court step after habeas corpus petitions were denied. Circuit Judge Hitchcock refused release, citing illegal detention. attorneys seek writ and Carney to transport to Louisville.
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St. Loui
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Lours-ville
East St. Louis
Carney
Louisville
Hitchcock
Wendling
St . Louis
St. Louis
Crow
Fatal Riots in Italy at Bari Leave Four Dead
Rome reports four rioters killed and over one hundred wounded by troops in Bari as protesters gathered to voice anger over food prices. Revolutionary speeches accompanied the clash when officers ordered dispersal and carbineers faced an attack. Reinforcements were sent as fears of further unrest rise.
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Bari
Washington Post
Rome
Brindisi
Girl Bites Masher Leaps From Car in Flirting Rage
Etta Rosen aged 16 known as the pretty popcorn girl at Brighton Beach attacked a trolley motorman after he flirted with her. She bit his forearm in a furious outbreak, then jumped from the car and threw a stone through a window at him.
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Washington Post
New York
Etta Rosen
Brighton Beach
Government to Electrify Paris Belt Railroad
Paris August 10 the government announced a plan to electrify the belt railroad and rail service from St Lazare to ease urban traffic congestion. Estimated expenditure 40 200 000 dollars.
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Paris
St. Lazare Station
Hill System to Cross Cascades to Medford
President John F Stevens of the Oregon Trunk Railway says the Hill system will extend across the Cascade Mountains to Medford connecting with the partly built Pacific and Eastern to reach that city. Gov Patterson Commutes Night Rider Sentence to Imprisonment. Nashville Tenn August 10 Gov Patterson commuted Marcellus Rheinhart's murder sentence to imprisonment for the Montgomery count Night Rider case. A Delightful Surprise in The Post Weekly Monthly Magazine Section promises the best in the new issue with a fine frontispiece and serials to continue in upcoming editions.
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Oreg
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Cascade Mountains
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Pacific
Gov. Patterson
Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Marcellus Rheinhart
Montgomery County
Tofe
Rheinhart
Rufus Hunter
Supdaya
Morehead State Chairman Named at Greensboro GOP Convention
Greensboro N C Aug 10 The Republican State convention unanimously named Representative John Motley Morehead as chairman of the State executive committee after rivals withdrew The action signals a shift away from the former referee system, endorses retiring chair Spencer B Adams, and includes a plank for local self government while reopening the North Carolina prohibition issue.
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Greensboro
N. C
John Motley Morerhead
Carl Duncan
Maj
J. B. Alexander
Morehead
Spencer B. Adams
Barry Skinner
Taft
Federal Court of the
Eastern Carolina District
North Carolina
Kean Opposes Primary Plan Stirring Senate Bid
Former Governor Murphy disclosed letters urging a voters primary under the new law. Kean rejects the idea saying petitions would disrupt the party. Baird undecided but expected to follow. Stokes plans to file petitions for a September 13 primary ticket.
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Murphy
Trenton
N. J
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John Kean
Senate
Kean
David Baird
Camden
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Baird
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United States Senate
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Cheech Objects to Payne Aldrich Tariff Endorsement
Danville Kentucky reports insurgent mood at Eighth district convention as Logan McKee Cheech refuses to sign tariff endorsement yet the resolutions pass. Col. R L Ewell of Jessamine County is chosen unanimously as the district’s congressional nominee.
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Danville
Aug. C
Kentucky
Logan McKee Cheech
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Cheeck
Col
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Jessamine County
Holland to Import Young to Challenge Maynard in Virginia Race
Franklin announces J. Peter Holland will bring William A. Young of Norfolk into the race against Representative Harry L. Maynard in the Suffolk area. Holland previously carried two district counties in a triangular contest, influencing Maynard’s — with Nansemond Southampton and Isle of Wight votes key to the outcome. Young leads in Norfolk city and county.
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Norfolk
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Maynard
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Southampton
Isle of Wight
Young
Norfolk City
Norfolk County
Claggett Indorses Laurel Man for Fifth District Congress
Annapolis Md Aug 10 Comptroller Claggett has endorsed Charles H Stanley of Laurel for the Democratic nomination in Maryland fifth district A conference with Dr George Wells local leader suggests Wells may back Stanley and secure a heavy county majority
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Washington Post
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Harding on Motor Tour Leaves Marion for East Coast
Marion Ohio August 10 Republican gubernatorial candidate Warren G Harding and his wife departed on a motor tour toward the Eastern coast. Harding aims to meet the president on his return, though no fixed destination was announced. Duke Francia Joseph of Bavaria sails on Kronprinzessen Cecile from Southampton to New York with no further itinerary.
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Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Duke
America
Southampton
Duke Francia Joseph of
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Kronprinzessen
New York
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!