Indemnity Pledge in Nicaragua Crisis After Madriz Fall
An Estrada led government pledges indemnity for American deaths in the Cannon and Grace case. Consul Olivares reports Madriz fled Managua amid fusillades. seven hundred prisoners released. The new president vows to repair harms to Americans and seeks historical closure for Nicaragua’s upheaval.
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Olivares
Madris
Pittman
Consilate
Madriz
Managua
State Department
Saturdas Dt
Lexcal
Juan Estrada
Lullington Wilson
Kram
Gen Estrada
Hs Rablegram
Knox
Washington
Nicaragua
Niaragua
Juan J, Estrada
William Pittman
Estrada
Senor Castrillo
Leonard Groce
Zelaya
Groce
Leroy Cannon
Jose D. Estrada
Madria
Republic
Obituaries and funeral notices from Washington area 1910
A compilation of notices for deaths and funerals in August 1910. Items include John Wells of Virginia Johnston Bulk, Sylvester Tlach, George Remey, Mary E Creecy, Davis family members, and multiple other local figures. Details cover funeral dates, times, and locations, with churchs and cemeteries named.
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Widpom
John Wells
Virginia Johnston
Trinity Episcopal Church
Tiuredlamk
Lokal Legion
United States Ceramariery
District of Columbia
Washington
Sylvester Tlach
Amal George
Remey
Navy
Uwlaford
Cook
Sea Isle City
N. Jey
Mary Adelaide Cook
Helen A. Cook
Sixteenth Street Northwest
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Mary E
AR Creecy
Hdenton
Creecy
Eleventh Street
Rock Creek
Kmeters Davis
la Plata
Mithprew
Claene
Hatta Davis
Nash M & Church
Payne Cemetery
Charles P
Charles J
Mars San Maria Pine
Hom
T Street
Phursdayy
Oita
St Alosas Church
Ipass
Wovelock
Menda Uied
Mcarthy
Fata
Jo' A Oni
Silver Siping
Nellie C
John B McCarthy
Oconnor
Joan
Margaret O'Connor
Denais
Mary O'Connor
Farranfore
County Kerry
Se End Street
St Miersius’ Church
Nicaragua Nearing Settlement After Manuel Estrada Rise
Managua reels as prison escape and a mutinous guard lead to chaos amid Madriz fall. Jose Dolores Estrada proclaims provisional government and calls for a six month election while a peace commission negotiates a ceasefire. Rebels seize Granada. Yorktown and Vicksburg monitor coast as US interests warned.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Jose Dolores Estrada
Madriz
Bluefields
Juan Estrada
Juan Hostrada
Rafael Cabrera
Galvador Castrillo
Hildebran Castellon
Jose Leon Castillo
Tomas Martinez
Estrada
Republic
A. Falla
Senor Estrada
Provisional Army
Unwritten Law Frees Mamie McLoughlin for Slaying Lover
Mamie McLoughlin, 18, acquitted in New Orleans district court after admitting she shot Hugh Smith Jr. as he walked with her rival. She invoked the unwritten law, saying he wronged her by promising marriage. Jury deliberated 25 minutes as women from the Era Club cheered the verdict. defense had support from statewide volunteers.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Mamie McLoughlin
Hugh Smith, Jr
Era
Miss McLoughlin
Blake
Smith
St. Charles Avenue
Felicity Street
McLoughlin
Sith
Chub
Trackman Prevents Wreck Near Huntington
A track walker detected an attempted wreck of Baltimore and Ohio train No 714 north of Huntington West Virginia. Spikes were removed and wired to rail tops over a two rail length. either would have caused a plunge down the embankment. Detectives are assigned to the case.
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Washington
Huntington
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Petersburg's New Mayor Elected At Unexpired Term
At a joint Petersburg city council session to fill the late Mayor Jones's unexpired term, Col George Cameron Jr and E H Patterson led on the first ballots with three names, Pettit withdrawn after second tally, Cameron securing seventeen votes to Patterson's sixteen on the third ballot, and Cameron elected unanimously. Cameron is president of the National Bank of Petersburg and has five years on city council including three years as finance committee chairman.
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Washington
Petersburg
Licensed To Marry In Lynchburg And Lexington
Lenwood Burnett twenty seven of Lynchburg Virginia to graduate Bi Wash twenty eight of Lexington Virginia. James H Talbert twenty three to Sadie Davis eighteen. Newton Zepp twenty six to Maggie B Posey nineteen. Thomas Mooking twenty five to Carrie Simmons twenty one. Warren Coles twenty one to Rosa Burgess eighteen. Carl Smith twenty one to Mary Lumby eighteen. Charles Harrison twenty four to Addie Willama twenty two. John Cobbs forty five to Mary Collins thirty.
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Lenwood
Burnett
Lynchburg
Duate Bi. Wash
Lexington
James H. Talbert
Sadie Davia
Newton
Zepp
Maggie B Posey
Thomas Mooking
Carrie Simmons
Warren Coles
Rosa Burgess
Carl Smith
Mary Lumby
Charles Harrison
Addie Willlama
John Cobbs
Mary Collins
Births and Deaths Recorded in Health Office Log
The Health Office lists births for William G and Mary EB Rider a girl George W and Pearle E Curtain a girl Yorsph V and Josephine M Tyson a boy Julian M and Carmen M Lacalle a boy Ernest E and Lottia W Landon a boy Roland BE and Nora A Lee a girl William T and Margaret L Essex a girl Samuel F and Katherine W Edwards a boy Luigi and Camilla Turco a boy Vito and Rosa Dipeloppes a girl Daniel and Rosie Breeskin a boy Albert Mr and Carrie Norwood a boy William and Sadie Brubbs a girl William sod Bertha Moten a boy. Deaths include Sylvester R Barch 68 Edwin Fitchner 67 Lucy A Miller 92 Sarah Chick 70 Edward Hamilton 27 Mary A Shaw 42 Ruth Jackson 1 Naomi Bean 9 Robert FE Young 2 months Pearl M McAbee 10 days and more. The Man in Black serial installment continues with the third part next Sunday in The Post.
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William G
Mary EB. Rider
George W
Pearle E Curtain
Yorsph V
Josephine M. Tyson
Julian M
Carmen M. Lacalle
Ernest E
Lottia W. Landon
Roland BE
Nora A Lee
Wiliam T
Margaret L. Essex
Samuel F
Katherine W Edwards
Luigi
Camilla Turco
Vito
Rosa Dipeloppes
Daniel
Rosie Breeskin
Albert Mr
Carrie Norwood
Wiliam
Sadie Brubbs
Willam Sod
Bertha Moten
Sylvester R. Barch
the 'Shemman Apts
William Fitchner
Govt
Hosp
Lucy A. Miller
Kenilworth
D. C
Sarah Chick
Lincoln
Edward Hamilton
Wash
Mary A. Shaw
N. J. Ave
Ruth Jackson
Sarah Harris
St. Aw
George Berry
Garfield Hospitel
Julian F. Mearldith
Wm OR Eaton
Asylum Hosp
Margaret Toliver
Ist
St Aw
Naomi Bean
Carrobhurgh
Pearl M McAbee
Poplar St. Aw
Narragansett Club Gambling Case Goes to Trial
In Narrangansett Pier Judge Lewis overruled the demurrer against William E. Arnold, ordering a Monday date for trial. Patrons fear subpoenas will compel testimony from local society figures about the club’s alleged wide open betting, while the club shuts down and servants are dismissed.
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Narrangansett Pier
R. 1
Narra-gansett Club
John 4
H. Cross
William E. Arnold
Nathan B. Lewis
Arnold
Lewis
Wakefield
Messrs. Cross and
Ivins
Rhode Island
Narragansett Club
New York
Dlay
Britons plan motor driven battleship with gas engine
Portsmouth report says the British admiralty will build an experimental motor driven battleship powered by an internal combustion gas engine. Trials on the gunboat Rattler showed satisfactory results and proponents claim such a vessel could dispense with boilers stokers and smokestacks, saving weight space and cost while achieving high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
England
Man Strangles Vicious Dog After Daughter Bitten
Edinboro resident F M Slocum, unable to subdue a dangerous bulldog with a club, choked the animal to death with his bare hands. The dog had previously bitten his 1 year old daughter, who lies in a hospital with more than 40 wounds.
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Edinboro
F. M. Slocum
Slocum
Bryan's Cousin Hurt
T. J. Bryan aged 18 years, a second cousin of William Jennings Bryan, was fatally injured at a Hooker area farm near Butler when a runaway team crushed him against a stone wall while haying. He died from a fractured skull.
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Butler
T. J. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Hooker
Here
Bryan
Bar Harbor Horse Show crowns Victoria class and Combination Cup
New York and Washington entrants swept the Bar Harbor Horse Show with Miss Anne Thompson winning the Victoria class aboard Lord Stanton and Goto and taking the combination cup with Lady Loraine placing. Edward B. McLean led multiple wins including The Regent in harness, Snapshot in runabout, Rifle in the Bar Harbor cup, and Glenoak in the pony class.
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Washington Post
Bar Harbor
Otto H. Kahn
New York
Edward B. McLean
Washington
Anne Thompson
Philadelphia
Lord Stanton
Goto
J. L. Ketterlin
Otto EL Kahn
Edward Morrell
Philip Livingston
Glenoak
Mathilde ‘Townsend Goelet
Fergus Reid
Merry Legs
Thomas Ewing
Miss Maude Kahn
Edward Morrel
Henry Reed Hatfield
Miss Kahn
Adirondack Squatters to Be Evicted This Fall
Adirondack squatters both rich and poor will be removed from state land this fall as the State Forest Fish and Game Department announces. The inquiry heard that authorities delayed evictions around Racquette Lake Indian Lake and Lake George Island to avoid protracted legal fights. Names cited include Joseph Laden David C Bail and Forest Inman with Buck Island owned by the State and tied to Col W D Mann.
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Albany
Adirondack
State Forest, Fish and Game
James 5. Whipple
Adirondack Land Affairs
Hughes
John K. Ward
Whipple
Austin
State Department
Racquette Lake
Leake George
Indian Lake
Adirondacks
Ward
Joseph Laden
David C. Bail
New York City
Forest Inman
Amsterdam
Col. W. D. Mann
Lake George Island
Buck Island
Jotham P. Allds
Rich Farmer Held as Thief in Martinsville
Hugh M. Bercaw a retired farmer worth 250000 was arrested in Martinsville Indiana on burglary charges. Storekeeper Benjamin Pavey reported missing small items especially cigars and tobacco and testified Bercaw used a key to enter his rear door and select from the cigar rack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Martinsville
Ind
Hugh M. Bercaw
Benjamin Pavey
Bercaw
High Collar Kills Another Tailor in Pittsburg
Pittsburg on the North Side reports tailor Charles Thompson, aged 38, found dead in his chair with a red neck ridge. The coroner’s verdict: death by choking on a high collar. The incident occurred this morning as a customer arrived to wake him.
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Pittsburg
Charles ©. Thompson
Auto hits car as gates rise at Queens crossing
Three killed and nine injured when a car crashed into a work train on the Long Island Railroad at Merrick Road Springfield Queens, as gates were raised for a passing freight. The car and construction train wrecked. another 4 hurt less severely. Several injured may die.
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New York
Long Island
Merrick Road
Springfield
Queensborough
J. Berbon
New York City
Bertha Weiss
Rebecca Glass
Frances Glass
John Fido
Bella Hirsch
Far Rockaway
Charles Snyder
Adolph Hirsch
Stetson Gains A Point In Mitigation Suit
United States Judge Hough refused a preliminary injunction in the Mitigation suit filed by Helen F. Strickler against Mrs Augusta Stetson and others over a leased coal land deal in Arkansas. Taylor asserts a claim above 200000, while promoters allegedly contributed nothing. Enterprise Coal Company officers cited in a suspected conspiracy.
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Washington Post
New York
United States
Hough
Helen F. Strickler
Augusta EB. Stetson
Christian Scientist
William H. Taylor
Arkansa
Taylor
Mrs. Stetson
Virgil O. Strickler
Robert Adams
The
Enterprise Coal Company
Enterprise Company
Eagles Begin Sessions With Leadership Contest Seen
The Fraternal Order of Eagles opened its convention in St. Louis with sessions behind closed doors. A leadership contest appears to pit Thomas F. Grady of New York against Theodore E. Bell of California as more than 15,000 Eagles, including delegates, fill the city.
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Grady
New York
Bell
California
St. Louis
Order of Eagles
Thomas F. Grady
Theodore E. Bell
Cholera Gains in Italy Reported in Several Cities
Trani Italy Aug 23 cholera news shows nine new cases and twelve deaths in Trani over the last day. Barletta reports eight cases and seven deaths Margherita Savoia five cases two deaths San Ferdinando three cases one death and Trinitapoli four cases three deaths.
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported in British Liner Line
Movements of ocean steamers include BAIVED New York Kronprinz Wilhelm from Bremen and Liverpool Lusitania from New York. Glasgow Furnessia leaves for New York. Cherbourg Georgs Washington sails from New York via Bremen. Sable Island Pennsylvania from Hamburg to New York will dock around 4 p m Thursday. Brow Head Majestic from New York to Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton due Plymouth 9 a m Wednesday. Siakconist Mesaba from London to New York docks about 9 a m Wednesday.
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New York
Hamburg
Brow Head
Majestic
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Siakconist
Mesaba
London
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Rccord Herald
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Thines
Paul Pioneer Press
Paston
Ginhe Stracune Post-Standard
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pineral
R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank
Speare
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Eoat Capitol
William Lee
Pennsylvania
John R. Wright CO
North
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Commodious Chapel
WM. H. Sardo & GO
Sergeon
RS Cain mi
Thos
A. Cortello
Emsalmer
Enat
Svery Bs
Frank Geter
Chapel
Bes
Aurelio Estrada
Liberal Party
Conservative
Consult
Corinto
Department
Chamorro
Mena
Plana
Uberal
Junta
San Juan del Sur
Rivas
To-Kalon Wine Co
N.Y
Malin
Bank
Cameron
William M. Jones
Health Office Record
Man In Black
Post
Pier Society Stirred
Narragansett
John J. Fitzgerald
Pawtucket
Higgins
Frederick Olney
George J. Huddy
Patiornes
Cross
Mr. Fitzgerald
Huddy
Thomas H. Helton
John W. Sheehan
Messrs
Fitzgerald
Olney
Holton
Sheehan
Pier
Mineola
Kong Island
Ecide Wika A
Britain
Dog
Bar Harbor Horse Show
Mike Anne Thompson
Adirondack Squatters
Long Island Crossing
Eagles
Italy
Elgin
Waltham, Howard, and
R. Harris & Cos
Harris & CO
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Chestnut St
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Broadway
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Yellowstone National Park
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National Metropolitan Bank
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E. Capitol
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Blilss Electrical School
Bliss Electrical School
Chicago Ave
Takoma Park
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
U. S
C. P
Washington School of Accountancy
Y. M. C. A. Institute
G Street
Civil Service
Belmont Academy
Columbia
Columbia Road
Gratis
Thad
E. Ragsdalh
Fifth Street
Emerson Institute
Revere Cutter
Patent Office
Winslow
Randolph
Washington Ont
Hades Graton
Maurer
Dineeiste & Grocers
Manner
Pfaureragon Co
Phila
Panama
R.P. Andrews Paper GO
la. Ave
Strayer’s Business College
Berlitz School
Richmond College
Strong College Aftandard Greda
Sescito
Ipdress
F.W Boatwiight
Fichmeen
Chesapeake Bay
Easton
H. Sallard
FHD
Star
Baltimore
Metal
Tweed
Elliott Springs
Virginia Mountains
Tidewater
Hebhs
EICHEL+ BERGER
Mgr
Mt. Elliott
Randolph-Macon Academy
Randolph-Macon
Io Valley
Virginia
Chas L Melton
A. M
Prin
Front Royal
Vic
ST. Anne’s Episcopal School For Girls
Charlottesville, Vea
York Corps of Teachers
Mary Hyde
Maryland Schools
Tower School
Thomas 3. Baker
Tort Deposit
Charlotte Hall
St Mary's County
Cool Springs
G. Thomas
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street
K. W
O'Donnell
Rexall
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