Stocks Fall Amid Turbulent Exchange After Telegraph Strike News
Wild trading on the exchange followed an interview with Attorney General Bonaparte and the announcement of a telegraphers strike in New York. Prices plunged with many leading stocks hitting new annual lows and Standard Oil tumbling to its lowest since January. Trading was heavy into the afternoon, with a brief rally near close as investors weighed the strike and corporate news.
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Pitte
Tater Borough
Metropelitan
Mer Union Pacife
Grieen
Noraoa Wet
Rognecon
Gurvacs
Ghana
Westingwourn
Erie
Cental
Lowe Centeal
Died Notices From Old Houston Area Almanac
Fragmented death notices list William Calmw Asaway and James D D McKinnon among interments and church services. Details mention Glenwood Cemetery interment in Methodist Cemetery, St Aloysius Church service, Providence Hospital papers, and August 1907 dates with scattered addresses such as Capitol Street and Capitol Avenue.
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William Calmw
Arch Interior Department
Glenwood
Aloysius Church
Lark
Houston
Providence Hospital
Sandey
Winitrea
Connor
Streve
St Alyrius
Mount Ollhet
Baltimore
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Listing
A historical obituary and funeral directors directory lists Hindle Bayliss and Harvey’s Sons among others, with addresses across Washington and Maryland. It notes numerous undertakers including John M Mitchell’s Son Thos R Nalley & Son and Thos A Costello, plus George Zurhorst and J William Lee, detailing modern chapels, embalmment services, and cremation options at varied price points.
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Hindle & Bayliss
Harvey
Fungi Directo
Ragmalscras
Nan Wervics
Nan Chapel
Selesbaow Barta
John M Mitchell
Nalley & Son Pune
Ayd Emdalmers
Lal
Souhesst
Sergeon
Ian
Thos
Costello
Fusfral
Emdalaer
Frank Geiers
John R Wright
Direcora
Embalmera
Pranioos
Jay End
Aigbee
Speare
F Street
William Lee
Pessuylvania Ave
Thephoce
WM H Sardo & CO
Poseral
Sxbalmera
Sneek Et Roe
George P Zurhorst
Cndcrtarer
Embassibe
Capitol
Knife Attack in Paterson Wife Killed by Husband
Ernest Walser t slashed his wife Sophie Wo saert with a knife at a New York residence after she told him she would rather die than return to Paterson. Her sister Mane Le Mother was wounded when she tried to intervene. Walser fled but surrendered nearby after a struggle with bystanders. The victims were hospitalized in New York while authorities investigated the assault.
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New York
Sophie Wosaert
Ernest Tool
Paterson
Mane le
Wolesert
West Twenty Fifth
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Whitaert
Ahe
Tte
Walsaert
Miss le Mothier
Walmart
Twenty Aith Street
Elebth Avenue
Defeat for America said by Chicago educator
Professor Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago warned that Japan could defeat the United States in war. He argued it would be a mistake to deploy the Pacific fleet and questioned American naval strength. He spoke at All Souls Church Alley and urged caution, suggesting Russia might be the only power capable of stopping Japan.
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Japan
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
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Pacific
Sayan
All Souls Church Alley
Licensed to Marry Gubuen Ho and Hojee 2 Udtein
A jumble of names and dates appears as a public marriage notice listing numerous individuals and alleged affiliations. The fragmentary text references several couples and witnesses, with scattered ages and locations, but no clear event details or verifiable dates.
Health Office Records Deaths From August 1707
Death notices list residents including Adon D Hocean Lp Feira Hotel age 6% years and others in Breckwell and Watertown areas. Names appear with ages and addresses such as 401 Jinog Ne Barger AAT G sh 6S peare Mette and 152 Turner st. Includes hospital references and dates in August.
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Armenian blackmail conspiracy tied to New York murder
Reports allege doorway of Armenian Hunchak conspiracy involved in Tavshanjian killing. Khachadorian and Jelalian linked to planning and letters. arrests made in New York with further detentions expected in city and Boston as detectives press evidence.
Black Hand Threats Reported From Young Offenders
Special to The Waspassion Past reports two boys Peter Boyle and Palmer Marcha both of East Twenty first Street were arrested by Acting Captain ODoy at Twenty second Street station for blackmail threats. They allegedly drafted a letter to Mrs A C Schupp demanding 100 dollars or risk harm to her son, wearing a green necktie and white cap, found on her stoop Saturday night. The youths confessed to the police and were sent to the Children’s Society pending trial in the Children's Court.
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East Twenty First Street
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Robs Husband to Gamble at New York House
Roselal Slade lured her husband Charles Slade a butcher and hoarder at EL West Twentieth Street to a poker game. While he slept his wife slipped upstairs and stole his pockets, then joined the play. Slade woke, confronted the scene, and after a brawl in which Biustock and others struck him, was fined by the Night Court while Slade kept the jackpot.
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Warsington
New York
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Eristock
Woman Jumps From River Bridge After Car Ride
Mrs J Moore wife of a Manchester policeman leapt from Mayo s Bridge into the James River this morning amid nervous distress. The body was recovered near the Virginia Boat Club. She was 25, mother of two, in poor health, and had feared insanity. Her husband was given money to settle a bill, and a damp receipt was found in her purse. Earlier a Seventh Street car fire on M Street caused panic. one woman, Mrs Mary Smith, 36, was injured escaping the flames and was hospitalized.
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Cook Died by Own Hand in Strychnine Tragedy
Coroner Nevitt ruled Frederick Cook took a large dose of strychnine to death at his home on Ninth Street Northwest. An inquest found he had purchased the poison for exterminating rats and suffered intense pain before dying, after relatives discovered him ill and an ambulance arrived too late. Cook, an employee of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, had a history of illness and had previously used small amounts of the poison as a remedy.
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Old Chevy Chase Barn to Go for New Club Building
A nearly century old Chevy Chase barn on club property will be demolished within days to make way for a new clubhouse. Sealed bids must be received before Saturday night with plans for a handsome table, kennels, and a new building site already prepared.
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Boy Cut By Chum Dies In Hospital
In New York on August 1 Max Gordon fifteen died at Gouverneur Hospital from a stab wound in an altercation with Jacob Brown, also fifteen. Brown, charged with homicide, claimed it was accidental after a quarrel over a girl. Police and family say the case centers on a feud between friends due to the girl’s involvement. Brown’s father travels from Virginia to aid in defense as Gordon’s relatives arrived at the hospital.
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Ake
Tie
Virginie
Will Nee
Ghostly unrest in Georgetown spooks residents and police
Ghostly manifestations terrorize a Georgetown street as bricks and noises rattle houses near Brown Street. Police and residents, led by Captain Schneider, search roofs and chimneys for a rational cause, while witnesses report eerie sightings and a fatal scuffle amid the hauntings.
Boy Killed by Wagon in Narrow Passing Incident
Eugene Patterson a sixteen year old colored boy riding a bicycle was fatally injured when a heavy leased wagon owned by Brenman Construction Company ran over him near Nineteenth and M streets northwest. George Nichols the wagon driver is held by police pending investigation. Patterson worked for WB Moses & Son at F Street and was sent to Georgetown on an errand when he died at Emergency Hospital.
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Jefferson
Woman Fights Copperhead Snake at Close Range
Mrs Parker of High Bridge returned home to a hissing copperhead lurking in the red, seized a ticket to flee, struck at the snake with a wood tick, missed, then grabbed a stove wood and struck again. The snake coiled, broke its back, and Parker fainted after the fierce encounter.
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Korean Prince Says He Will Continue Korea Work After Death Sentence
Prince Yoon of Korea, nephew of the new emperor, condemned to death in a fated mission to The Tongue, blames traitorous fellow-countrymen and denounces Japanese influence. He refuses to seek Roosevelt audience, calling isolation from Korea the better path while vowing greater energy for Korea’s freedom from exile.
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Roosevelt
New York
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Korea
Koreans Shoot Japanese in Disarmament Clash
A Japanese landing near Chunulpo met Korean resistance as a garrison of forty held out against a Japanese force of thirty eight with two machine guns. Five Japanese killed and five wounded, suffered after attackers were reinforced from Chemulpo at 21:00. Casualties and island actions echoed into Chemulpo by dawn.
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Richmond 2 Cent Passenger Rate Fight News Update
Attorney General William A. Anderson returns from Lexington amid 2 cent passenger rate dispute. Judge Jeter C. Prichard to hear modified bill in Richmond with railroads, awaiting US Court of Appeals guidance. If delayed, bill goes to Asheville for signature then back for recordation. Railways expected to implement rate by October 1. In North Carolina, Norfolk and Western questioned over discriminatory freight rates. remedy via Interstate Commerce Commission noted.
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