Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Aug 25, 1910, p. 21

Taft Hosts Spanish Yachting Guests At Mayflower Luncheon

President Taft welcomed about a dozen Spanish party members including Minister Don Juan Riano y Gayangos to Marblehead for the Mayflower luncheon. The cup presentation honored Charles F. Adams and his yacht Harpoon as the best on the Atlantic coast. Taft praised Spanish character and extended a cordial toast to Spain, while Spanish Minister Riano thanked the hosts.

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Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead Enrique Ubao Luis de Arana Juan Spanish Yachtamen de Zabala Eduardo Astigarraga Chonta Javier Pateud Poose Manuel Corral Juan Adams Beverly Mass Sonder Yachtamen Taft Charles F. Adams Gulf Salem Bay Snanlords Old Kingdom Ito Spain Riano

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Perry Herrity Wedding at St Pauls Ellicott City

Married couple Joan Perry and Mary A Herrity wed on August 2 1910 at St Pauls Church Ellicott City Maryland. Ceremony performed by Rev Father Kennedy of St Dominics Church.

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Perrry-Herrity St. Paul's Church Ellicott City Father Kennedy St Dominic’s Church This City Joan Perry Mary A. Herrity

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Died notices from August 1910 deaths list

Death notices for May Huen Boyd James Edward Bright John Whlls Bulkley Charles C Cook Charles P Fanning Thomas Fitzsimmons Nellie C McCarthy John Rudolph John OConnor William Torreyson Wade Rose A Withers record interment details at Oak Hill Prospect Hill Oak Wood or local cemeteries with private services and dates in late August 1910. Names, spouses, residences, and burial arrangements are included for observers and relatives.

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Jyld May Huen Howard May Boyd Bright Sibley Hospital James Edward Mary Elizabeth Bright Bukley John Whlls Virginia Johnston Bulkley Punerat Trinity Episcopal Church Third C Streets Busby Takoma Park Thomas Busby Us.a Wilkinson Call United States Florida Oak Hill Cemetery New York City Cook Sea Isle City N. J Charles C Mary Adelaide Cook Helen A. Cook Sixteenth Street Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Fanning Charles P Charles J Mary Ann Fanning Talieet St Aloysius’ Church Flizsimmons Thomas Fitzsimmons Bureau of Engraving and Printing Zurhorst East Capitol Street McCarthy Silvar Spong Nellie C John McCarthy Lars Manerat Oak Hil McAfller Capitol Heights John Rudolph Ante Mualler William HH. Saito Prospect Hill Oconnor John Margret O'Cornno Benni Farranfore County Kerry Second Street St Vievsias Toreeyson George R. Reeves Glen Carson William H Torreyson Feneral Oak Wood Falle Church Wade Quincey Place Rose A Charles Wade Baltimore Withers Chevy Chase Mary V Thormas T. Withers

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Marriage and Death Notices Fragment in The Washington Post

Fragmentary OCR notes list newspapers and references to marriage and death notices. Mentions items slated to appear simultaneously on application across papers including the Washington Post and others such as Enquirer and Pittsburg Dispatch.

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Washington Post Inraty Enquirer Pittsburg Dispatch C+ cal Plaly Dealer Providence Journal Cazn Record Herald Rochestar Herald Buffalo Couriar Louis Republic New York Times Paul Plancer Presp Boston Globe Syracuse Port-Standard Philadelphia Public Ledger

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Corbett and Qualey Held in Magnesia Asbestos Swindle

New York Aug 24 widow of a noted surgeon Mrs William Nevins Bull prompted grand jury indictments charging grand larceny in the first degree against John A Qualey and Harvey Wiley Corbett for swindling her out of 35000 in Magnesia Asbestos Company stock deals. Others like Leo Kessler also accuse the pair with losses. more indictments expected as grand jury investigations continue.

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New York William Nevins Bull John A. Qualey Harvey Wiley Corbett Magnesia Asbeston Company O'Sullivan John F. McIntrye Qualey Corbett Leo Kessler Krotel

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Licensed to Marry Among Virginia Couples

A list of marriage licenses issued for local residents includes Joseph G Schinder 23 Covington Edna H Smith 21 Covington Wiliam Copley 60 Kate Roselle Hamlin 4 Lunenburg Co W Ralph F Crane 2 Falls Church and Clara A Barnes 23 Washington Henry A Hutchings 40 Bathe Akers William J Rogers 2 Mary i Staunton Amos C Myers 23 Sadie O Hin 16 Albert B Montgomery 29 Nelile A William 97 William Pearson 84 Margaret Magrudel 9

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Joseph G Schinder Covington Edna H Smith Wiliam Copley Kate Roselle Hamlin Lunenburg County Ralph F. Crane Falls Church Clara A. Barnes Washington Henry A. Hutchings Ia ‘Bathe A. Akers William J. Rogers Mary i Vator Arthur D. George Lelig M. Porter Joseph A. Patten Beatrice Watson Staunton Amos C Myers Sadie O. Hin Albert B. Montgomery Nelile A. William William Pearson Margaret Magrudel

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Health Office records list births and deaths in a local page

The health office records numerous births with pairs of parents and newborns, including Ephriam and Sarah Rezoek with a girl and several other infant entries. Deaths section lists many individuals with ages and addresses such as Mary E Creecy 78 and Julia Anna B Pugh 74, across multiple hospitals and streets.

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Mary E. Creecy 11Th St Se Julia Anna B Pugh Arsavah A Tracey Wst Udrey V. Stuart Annie Boyd Washington Asylum Hospital John W. Small MN St Wilkinson Call Lucy E. Taylor John W. Buikiey the Portland Thomas Fitzimmons Lille Sisters of the Poor Charles Fanning Sibley Hospital Ange Bart Children’s Hospital Aloysius Moloney Née Edna M. Grizzell New Gutfold Teane Campbell Emergency Hospital William Clark Providence Hospital Robert Thomax Freedmen’s Hospital Page Robinson Georgetown University Hospital Poncer Green HR I. Ave. Nw William Eagton Freedmen's Hospital Eowin M. Colbert Bennley Road Thomes Wormley Burks Court James EB Grifia

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In Chains on Steamer Called By Sister to London

George William Bunker a 22 year old stowaway from Nebraska and Iowa who went to England to care for sick relatives found all his family dead after arrival. He was chained to the Mesaba bridge while awaiting possible landing as passengers and officials weighed his fate.

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George Burkes Nebraska Iowa England Mesaba Washington Post New York George William Bunker Bunker London Black Friars Capt Hasker America Creston Elizabeth

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Straus to End Charity Milk Distribution Next Year

Nathan Straus, deceased in Berlin, announces he will abandon his pasteurized milk charity in New York next year. With seventeen NY stations selling milk by the glass at 1 cent and free bottles for needy babies, scientists differ on pasteurized milk, and opposition among radical critics leads him to discontinue the program.

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New York Nathan Straus Mr. Straus Berlin Saventeen New York City

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Big Bequest For Charity From Coles Estate

Two thirds of the residuary estate of Mrs Harriet Coles widow of John B Coles of Glen Cove Long Island valued near 1 000 000 will revert to the Female Guardian Society of New York which also receives an immediate 10 000 bequest Mrs Coles died August 6 and her will filed for probate at Minola Long Island today She belonged to the Codman family of Boston Trust funds are created for friends and relatives to endure for their lifetimes.

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New York Harriet Coles John B. Coles Glen Cove Long Island Female Guardian Society of Codman Boston

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Girl arrested as lyncher in Newark mob crime

In Zanesville Ohio on August 24 Mabel Mc Maniway was arrested in connection with the July 8 lynching of Detective Etherington at Newark Ohio. She testified she crowded her car into the mob and stood on the seat urging the crowd to “Pull him a little higher” so she could see.

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Zanesville Ohio Mabel McManiway Etherington Newark

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Copper Ledge Found Beneath Reno Streets

Reno, August 24 reports workers dug a 10 foot ledge of nearly pure copper located 10 feet below the surface. The find appears permanent and may impact street repairs in the center of Reno. In Washington, Dulin faces speeding charges after being stopped by Sheriff Lett. court appearance set for tomorrow. The Post previews serials in its Monthly Magazine Section with installments of The Mag in Breck and The Man In Black.

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Million Dollar Indian School Grab At Oklahoma

Pawhuska Oklahoma August 24 reported to a congressional committee investigating Indian land contracts. The Chilocee school includes stone buildings and 8000 acres valued at 400000 dollars for land and 960000 dollars for structures. Despite claims of dilapidation, the committee found the property in excellent condition with highly productive farm lands. Agents in Washington alleged land grab attempts to force a sale at a nominal price.

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Pawhuska Okla Chilocee Oklahoma Congressional Committee Investigatiog Indian Washington

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Americans Released From Cuban Jail After Bail Agreement

L. C. Gilmer A. W. Gardner F. M. Neigon E. W. Clark E. D. Ramsdale and J. B. Saul, American residents of Nueva Gerona Isle of Pines, were freed after bail was set and then waived. The judge granted release on two weeks return in court amid prior government dispatches and local protests over the laborer Lara incident.

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Washington Post Nueva Gerona Isle of Pines Cubs L. C. Gilmer A. W.gardner F. M. Neigon E. W. Clark E. D. Ramsdale J. B. Saul Lara Sanguily Havana Giltner Larson Corzo

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Falcons for Long Island arrive from England to hunt

Seven trained falcons in charge of an expert falconer arrived today from England for hunting on the Long Island estate of Paul Rainey. They are believed to be the first ever brought to this country for field work. The trainer said falconry is being revived abroad and that Rainey was not the first American sportsman to show interest.

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New York England Long Island Paul Rainey Rainey

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First-Day Winners Dominate Bar Harbor Horse Show

Bar Harbor Me August 24 Special to The Washington Post Gen Morrell praised as first day crowd favorite while Edward B McLean Otto H Kahn lead wins across classes including park four in hands harness and saddle events. Miss Tinker survives a fall and remounts to finish the course amid a strong field featuring Chipchase Livingston and Wilcox entries.

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Washington Post Bar Harbor Edward B. McLean Otto H. Kahn Gen. Morrell George Chipchase Park Philip Livingston J. L. Ketterlinus Fergus Reid Margaret Kahn Thomas Ewing Lois Cassatt Anne Thompson Tinker Mathilde Townsend Gerry R. Hall McCormick Lord Stanton Goto W. Plunket Stewart Edward Morrell

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Shorthand Champion Wins Cup as Record Falls

Clyde H. Marshall of Kingston New York wins the national shorthand reporting championship cup with an average of 28 words a minute. W B Bottome of New York previously holder and ineligible for the cup again breaks the world record with an average of 269 words a minute.

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Denver Celo Clyde H. Marshall Kingston N. Y W. B Bottome New York

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Copper Magnate Fritz Heinze and New York Suit

Mrs. Littian Hobart French, an actress and author, claims bonds worth about 800 a month from Fritz Heinze and seeks 25000 in a contract dispute. She says she will sue for return of bonds, and may publish a biography while alleging other actions related to a possible marriage. She has known Heinze for twelve years and resides in New York.

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New York Bernice Henderson Heinze Bernice Golden Henderson Fritz Heinze Mrs. French Butte Mont Mrs

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Moros favor annexation in Mindanao

A Mindanao demonstration supported annexation to the United States. About 200 Filipinos handed Secretary of War Dickinson a petition seeking Moro Islands control by Filipinos and archipelago independence. Dickinson said the United States would not entrust 335,000 Moros to 66,000 Filipinos. Four factions representing 40,000 Moros pledged allegiance to the United States and warned they would fight if Americans withdrew. A wild pro American demonstration followed.

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Zamboanga Mindanao P. I United States Dickinson

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Powder Mills Explode Near Acton Mass Killing

An explosion at the American Powder Company mills on the Acton Maynard town line killed one man of Italian origin, name not disclosed. The mills were small and the damage to nearby property is reported as not extensive.

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Acton Mass American Powder Company Acton-Maynard

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Hotels list of guests and locations across several cities

A fragmented guest register shows travelers and residents in hotels across Boston Chicago New York Raleigh and other cities. Names include F H Kidder W Sutherland Otto Mahten Angie Eaware Doyle Herbert Darlington and many others with addresses or affiliations in Illinois Indiana Maryland Massachusetts Texas and more. The clipping reads like a ledger of visitors and their host cities or hotels with scattered surnames and initials.

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Boston F. H Kidder Willard Chicago W. Sutherland Otto Mahten Angie Eaware Doyle Herbert Darlington D. Ile New eyoRe C Baldin Igus Robert G. * Gray Wirte CG Buchanan Wiliam Ei Wile Pierce Herbert Rua G. ‘Bissell Widard Peorg Mac M. Clarke Raleigh Bayard California Porter Inco Angeles Georgia John P.dilland Anne Bt James Ekta Heys Horns V d Ilinois O. L. Herbert Catro Indiana Tyler Franklin Jesse Statford And Anderson James Eackanms Indianapolis Walt Louisville Raleigt Mamie Hipp Lae An F. Putnam New Orleanz MARSACHUSETTS_H Dawley Orange Rateigh Maryeand B. L. Hackenberger Baltimore Swickley Tennessee Dancen Mite Knoxville Coldwell Chattanooga St. Jam Texas Frank M. White Amarillo James West Percy B Ning Stuart Price Mist Sallie’ Price

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Technical Hotel Help School Planned in Indianapolis

Pittsburg August 24 A $200000 technical training school for hotel help is assured by the International Hotel Stewards Association. The school will be established in Indianapolis and maintained by the association. Federal weights and measures regulation was discussed. Representative William W. Wilson of Chicago said he would introduce a weights bill next winter. Clement J Driscoll New York city weights commissioner noted Mayor Gaynor backing short weight suppression and that short weights cost New York citizens about 20 million yearly.

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Pittsburg International Hotel Stewards’ Association Indianapolis William W. Wilson Chicago Congress Clement J. Driscoll New York City

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United States Intervenes in Panamanian Politics

A conference was held in Panama City between the U.S. charge d affaires Acting President Mendoza and the foreign minister. The U.S. stance on Panamanian political affairs was presented. Mendoza said he would reply within 48 hours. Public excitement over perceived U.S. interference remains high.

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Baltimore Dan Pays Up in Tramp Loan Repayment

Elizabeth New Jersey August 24 Baltimore Dan known as Dantel O Hara writes that he is repaying loans received from Robert J Mitchell. A prior envelope from Chattanooga Tennessee carried a two dollar bill. For months Mitchell had received one dollar weekly from a Southern city with no explanation. Dan says he still owes but will continue to repay.

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Tramp Elizabeth N.J Robert J. Mitchel Chattanooga, Tenn Mitchell Dantel O'Hara Baltimore Mitchell Price Dan

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Unlucky bench seat ends in lost money at Union Station

Miss A Owen of New York sat on bench 13 at Union Station to meet a friend for a trip to Mechanicsburg Ohio. She lost a pocketbook containing 75 dollars during a transfer, and police suspect it was picked up as hundreds passed the route. Funds came from her father and she resumed her journey.

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A. Owen West With Street New’ York City Union Station Mechanicsburg Ohio New York Misa Owen Miss Owen Bench 13

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Man Kills Wife Then Is Arrested in New York State

Edward Wegner shot and killed his wife with a shotgun at their Nyack home after years of unhappiness due to his drinking. He hid near a shed and opened fire as she fed the chickens, killing her. he was arrested on murder charges. The couple had a 18 year old son and had been married 25 years. William Brown Glasby, Newark police chief from 1868 to 1872 and Lincoln bodyguard during the oath trip, died at age 21.

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Wasp Sting Kills Woman in Natural Bridge Field

Mrs Frank Dimmock aged 68 of Natural Bridge was picking berries when a yellow wasp stung her arm. She walked a short distance then collapsed and died, authorities said. The incident occurred near her home in Watertown region.

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Big Bequest For Charity From Coles Estate

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Girl arrested as lyncher in Newark mob crime

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Copper Ledge Found Beneath Reno Streets

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Million Dollar Indian School Grab At Oklahoma

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Falcons for Long Island arrive from England to hunt

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