State to Rule Spain Plans for Lay Education
The Paris Temps prints an interview with Spanish premier Jose Canalejas y Mendes detailing the severance of diplomatic ties with the Vatican. He asserts a liberal, non dogmatic education plan, defends a Catholic king open to reform, and promises to push vast economic measures while resisting clerical orders. The piece covers Carlist threats, Vatican conciliation, and political stakes across Spain.
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Paris
Jose Canalejas Y Mendes
Holy See
Premio Canalejat
Spain
Josus Christ
Canalejas
Votterta
Vatican
Ilizagen
Ff Analejas
Senor Canalejag
Muimester
England
Alfonso
Cortes
Senor Canalejas
Trome
Vatican Edircles
Merry del Val
San Sebastian
Don Jaime
Barcelona
Vittoria
Alava
Bilbao
Obituary notices from Syracuse Post Standard era
Fragmented OCR obituary notices list multiple deaths including Vera Helfelds infant, Buckley family child, Nellie M Drome, Tuyere Olie wife of J V Hobhuad, Alice Go Rateman, oration entries for Elder Trotter and Myers, and other interments at Glenwood Cemetery with dates around August 1910, 1919, and 1919. Also mentions hospital, residence at Fifth Street, Massachusetts avenue, and local funeral arrangements.
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Jatin
Robert
Vera
Sarah Helfeld
Tai
Is& Eighth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Momfant
Joe
Mary
Buckley
Moyen
TVW
Noitevidnee Hospital
Nellie M
William and Atel
Fifth Street
Saturdas
Glenwood
Harhetd
J 'Ten Toster Wien
Hon ‘ Trotter
Pridax
Alice Go Rateman
Tuyere
Olie
J VE Hobhuad
Wis
Wolkeram
Sande & Co
Mary AL Myers
Fale Street
Neatheast
Glenwood Cemetery
Vas HoorsSis
Mie Robart
Pom
Helle Megan van Hoesen
Sim
Yoon Frijas
Aska
Syracuse Post-Standard
Marriage and Passing Notices In The Washington Post
A notice compiles forthcoming marriage and passing notices from multiple morning papers including The Washington Post and others like Cleveland, Providence, Chicago, and Philadelphia papers. It notes application procedures and the absence of extra charges or telegraphic insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Philatelphia Puplle Leger
Court bars spirit will in estate administration case
Justice Barnard ruled a spirit will has no standing in law in a District Supreme Court case. Mrs Crowell sought to name her deceased husband’s brother administrator, presenting a purported deathbed translation by a state medium. Judge Barnard appointed Mrs Crowell and her stepson joint administrators, while the other children opposed.
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Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Edda
G. Crowell
Wilam H .Crowell
Treasury Department
Crowell
Elizabeth
Ruby
Lisbon dressmaker sues Queen over dresses for twenty thousand
In London on August 12 Queen Maria Pla of Portugal grandmother to King Manuel was sued in Lisbon by a leading dressmaker seeking $20,000 for dresses owed. The queen’s counsel argued royal immunity but a higher court ruled Queen Marta is a subject and that privilege extends only to the king.
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London
Maria Pla
Portugal
Manuel
Lisbon
Tower
Marta
Licensed to Marry In Virginia Multiple Couples Listed
The notice records several marriage intentions and officiants. Names include Wiles Wo Spencer and Marie E hitk of Fox Va, Walter A Maso and Fihet G Preear of Ami Va, Maurice Saide and Clara Jones of Baltimore and Silver Spring, and John Re Shannon with Lindsay Edwards and Lucy Muse, with various ages and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Muse
Simin P
Health Office Deaths and Births Record Update
Health office records list numerous deaths across hospitals and homes, ages from infancy to elderly, with names and partial addresses. Birth announcements include multiple infant girls and boys born to named couples, with some entries noting hospital or residence.
Suffragists in Court Keene Replies Enliven Case
A lively court session centers on suffragists and their backers as the complainant asks What Would a Bible Be Doing Among Politicians. Alleged larceny of 125 dollars at Hoffman House is noted, with ongoing vacation remarks and testimony against higher officials.
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Hoffman House
Leaps to His Death Ends Suffrage Court Clash
New York Aug 12 Mrs Sofia Loebinger a suffragists leader was acquitted in Yorkville police court of larceny charges after a cross examination that revealed money troubles behind the case. Magistrate Herrmann declined to hear supporting witnesses and discharged Loebinger amid factional tension with Mrs Murtagh’s camp.
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Washington Post
New York
Sofia Loebinger
Yorkville
Sarah Alice Cunningham Murtagh
Murtagh
East Twenty-third Street
Loebinger Witty
National Woman Suffrage Union
Loebinger
Neuberger
Washington
Mra Loebinger
Rites for Mrs Foster Held at Foundry Church
Funeral services for Mrs J Ellen Foster sociologist and reformer who died at Garfield Hospital after brief illness will be at Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church Monday with Bishop B Wilson officiating assisted by Rev Dr Sumwalt. Body lies in state 10 a m to 3 p m. Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Federation of Women's Clubs adopts memorial resolutions.
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J. Ellen Foster
Garfield Hospital
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Father B. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sumwalt
Foundry Church
Maurice D. O'Connell
Treasury Department
William H. DeLacy
Raymond L. Crist
Herbert D. Buell
Oak Hill Cemetery
Federation of Women's Clubs of
Well Known Real Estate Operator Dies After Fall
John E McLeran, longtime member of Heiskell & McLeran, leaped from the fourth story at 901 Sixteenth Street Northwest. He died en route to Emergency Hospital from a fractured skull and neck. A note found July 27, 1910, cited melancholia and lack of recovery, detailing his wish that his family benefit from his possessions. The 47 year old Chevy Chase Club member lived at 2148 Florida Avenue NW. Funeral plans to be announced.
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A. R. Shands
Sixteenth Street
White
John E McLeran
Heiskell & McLeran
Mr. McLeran
Dr. Shands
Archie M. Harrison
Nevitt
McLeran
John L. Newbold
Merchants Transfer and Storage Company
Florida Avenue Northwest
Chevy Chase Club
Bond and vouchers missing from safe deposit box in Washington
Miss Cora Decker reports the loss of a Chicago city bond worth 1 dollar and two vouchers worth 250 dollars each from the Washington State Deposit Company vault at 916 Pennsylvania Avenue. She had placed them in an envelope before boarding a car near Ninth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue and found them missing upon return. Earlier, burglars entered the home of August Voith at 357 I Street Southwest by cutting a rear window screen and fled after taking small jewelry pieces valued at 10 dollars.
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Chicago
Cora @. Decker
Thirtieth Street
City of
Miss Decker
Washington Sate Deposit Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Boa
Ninth Street
Safe Deposit
August Voith
If Street
M. Voith
Canal Dikes Blown Out In Isthmian Canal Work
In Gatendam region engineers used seven tons of dynamite to blow two dike sections protecting the Chagres River from the canal prism. The explosions completed seven of eleven shot cuts toward reviving the old French canal. The blast occurred on the afternoon of July 31.
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Chagres
Gatendam
Home of Mrs Philips Robbed in Northwest Street
Mrs Philips of 419 Third Street Northwest reported to police that thieves entered her home yesterday and stole a lady's black coat suit valued at 20 dollars and 40 dollars in cash hidden in a pocket of the suit.
Bicycle and Auto Collision Injures Pedestrian
A cyclist, Charles Robins, aged % years, from 435 Luray Place, was thrown and stunned after a collision with a car yesterday on the speedway. The automobile was owned and driven by Dr. Charles Hawley of the Rochambeau apartments.
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Charles Robins
Luray Place
Charles Hawley
Rochambeau Apartments
Esperantists in the City Gather to Welcome Zamenhof
Esperantists from around the world converge on Washington for an Esperanto congress at the Arlington Hotel headquarters. Ali Kuli Khan will represent Persia, making nine nations with official delegates. Dr. Albert Hale named official representative of the International Bureau of American Republics. State Department to send its own representative. An informal reception tonight honors Dr L L Zamenhof as the congress begins with formal activities to start Monday.
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Washington
Arlington Hotel
Edwin C Reed
Congress
State Department
Ali Kuli Kahn
Persia
Albert Hale
International Bureau of American Republics
Zamenhof
Warsaw
Poland
Thief Loots S N Meyer Store on Pennsylvania Ave
A prowler hid inside the S N Meyer shop at 131 Pennsylvania Avenue, stealing jewelry and valuables worth about 600. The thief locked the door from the inside and fled unseen. A $10 reward was offered for information leading to capture. Detectives investigated. two carters were cleared.
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S. N. Meyer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prowler
NY Meyer
Mr. Myer
M. L. Howes
Maj. Sylvester
Board of Inquiry Named for Marcellus Loss
Rosario di Giorgio acting secretary of the navy appointed Capt. Alfred Reynolds Lieut. Comdr Stanford H E Moses and Lieut Willam Ancram with Lieut. William F Halsey Jr as judge advocate to convene a naval board of inquiry at Norfolk va to investigate the collision that sank the US collier Marcellus off Cape Hatteras. Crew members remain aboard the collier Leonidas at Hampton Roads awaiting testimony.
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Marcellus
Cape Hatteras
United States
Norfolk Avy Yard
Norfolk
Leonidas
Hampton‘Roads
Naval Board of Inquiry
Deserting Sailor Returns to Prison Ship Duty
Arthur F. Allen a Norfolk navy yard shipfitter deserted to the yacht Hornet bound for Nicaragua arms traffic. Arrested in New Orleans he escaped on a Petersburg train, later surrendered in Washington via Corry M Stadden Madrid rep. He will be tried for desertion at Philadelphia on the Lancaster.
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Arthur F. Allen
Norfolk Navy Yard
Hornet
Norfolk
Estrada
Nicaragua
Allen
New Orleans
Washington
Petersburg
Holyland
Corry M. Stadden
Madrid
Stadden
Washington Navy Yard
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Young Girl Singer Vanishes After Dear Dad and Mom Letter
In New York, Aug 12, John A Shearer seeks missing Maibelle Shearer 23 a Philadelphia elocution graduate and noted singer believed to have run away to marry a Philadelphia man. He fears for Mrs Shearer who suffers heart disease. letter claims she seeks to pay back money spent on her training.
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New York
Scrat
John A. Shearer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Maibelle Shearer
Girls' High School of
Shearer
Tar and feather assault shocks Atlantic City farmer
Joseph Vaughan, Charles Quinn, and Jacob Sears were held on $2000 bail each for trial on an atrocious assault charge after farmer Frank Sichert testified he was dragged from a wagon, bound, tarred and feathered, stripped, and left tied to a post for three hours near the Melted City schoolhouse. The witness, over 60, described the brutal ordeal.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Josephi Vaughan
Charles Quinn
Jacob Sears
Frank Sichert
Sichort
Woman Dies After Taking Carbolic Acid In Defense Row
In Streator Illinois Mrs TW McDaniel who faced a pending assault warrant chose suicide by carbolic acid as three deputies waited to serve. Her husband was wounded and later died after being shot in bed. He claimed she tried to gas the room earlier and that he killed himself. No motive is known. The couple had married recently.
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Streator
TW. McDaniel
Bank Bandit Raid Foiled In Street Battle
A Chicago salesman named W J Roth captured A G Crane after Crane attempted to raid Coles Savings Bank in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Crane fired during pursuit but was caught by Roth. The incident followed a separate accident where Arthur Trumell fractured his jaw in a buggy run away. Maurice Roach, an escaped inmate, was recaptured near Dupont Circle and returned to hospital.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
A. G Crane
Milwaukee
Coles Savings Bank
W. J. Roth
Chicago
Arthur Trumell
Adams Street
K Steets
Trumell
Casualty Hospital
Fire on Flathead Reservation Draws in U S Troops
Fire crews struggle as a Montana Flathead Reservation blaze worsens prompting two more U S Army companies to aid suppression. Interior officials expect reinforcements to help gain control shortly. A separate wildfire also threatens Great Northern Railroad right of way in Glacier National Park area.
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U. S
Flathead
Montana
Supt. Morgan
United States
Interior Department
Great Northern Railroad
New Glacier National Park
Pierre
Clement
Uecker
Splendidly built home near aristocratic Washington suburb
A description of a spacious residence with very large rooms designed for its stated purpose, located very close to the line in a densely populated and highly aristocratic suburb of Washington. Ample grounds accompany the property.
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Washington
Localizing Appointments Across Army Branches
The United States civil service commission decides to localize as far as 2 percent practicable all appointments outside Washington in the engineer and maintenance branches. Certification of such employees will be placed directly in the hands of district secretaries of the commission rather than at headquarters in Washington.
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United States Chis Service Commission
Washington
Army
Commission
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W. H. Crowell
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Datne
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Orleans Pine
Marl J. Caufman
Paavese
Anne Marie Daly
Dasa Louisa Clayton
Freedmen'a Hospital
Tams VeGinnis
Milton Hal
Mattie
Frank R
Mary Miller
Harry Y
Grace F. Hewitt
Wilton L
Nettie F. Green
Andries A
Josephine E. Thomas
Thomas S
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Harry Ho
Angueta el Sherwood
Anthony
Ermine Gordon
Patrick J
Margeret F.” Sullivan
Harold H
Viola M Levi
Moses
Georgiata Simms
William
Hannah J Winder
Benjamin
Lottie Willlama
Daniel and
Sadia Lewis
Wille
Mamie Willlame
Richard
Wildred Jackson
Tokalon Wine CO
F St. N.W
KEEN
John E.mclelan
Mrs. Foster
Luther Wilson
Esperantists
Zamenhei
R. Harris, & CO
Seventh and
D Streets
District of Columbia
Ingersoll
Georgetown College
Georgetown
George Washington
National University Law School
Venezuela
Board OF Inquiry
Stone G&g Fairfax, Inc
New York Ave
Stone & Fairfax, Inc
New York Avenue
Maibelle ‘Shearer
Atlantic City Court
Noman
Pisto
Juel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
15Th Street
N. W
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
Pabst Brewing Co
N. Capitol St
N. E
Lincoln
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