President Taft Hosts Spanish Yacht Guests at Marblehead
President Taft and a Spanish party aboard the Mayflower attended a luncheon after the Taft Cup presentation to Charles F. Adams aboard the Harpoon. The gathering included Spanish minister Don Juan Riano y Gayangos and officials from the Federation of Spanish Yacht Clubs. Taft praised Spanish character and hospitality and toasted long live the kingdom of Spain.
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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
Perry Herrity Married at St Pauls Church Ellicott City
JOAN PERRY and MARY A. HERRITY were married on Wednesday August 2, 1910 at St Pauls Church Ellicott City Maryland by Rev Father Kennedy of St Dominic's Church Baltimore.
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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
Series of Obituary Notices From August 1910
Multiple notices announce deaths and funeral plans across families: May Huen daughter of Howard and May Boyd, age seven, with services to follow. James Edward Bright husband of Mary Elizabeth Bright, age 63 years nine months, with private interment. John Wylls Bulkley husband of Virginia Johnston Bulkley, funeral details from Trinity Episcopal Church. Thomas Busby retired US Army quartermaster sergeant, Takoma Park. Wilkinson Call former US senator from Florida, interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Charles C Cook of Sea Isle City, funeral and church services. Charles P Fanning, youngest son of Charles J. and Mary Ann Fanning, funeral plans. Thomas Fitzsimmons of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, funeral arrangements. Nellie C McCarthy wife of John McCarthy, funeral at Oak Hill Cemetery. John Rudolph McAuller of Capitol Heights, funeral plans. John O Connor, funeral from residence to St Vieve's Church. William H Torreyson, funeral from Glen Caron, Virginia. Wade, wife of Charles Wade, funeral hereafter. Rose A Wade, funeral to be announced. Mrs Withers of Chevy Chase, private interment and Friday services.
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May Huen
Howard
May Boyd
Bright
Sibley Hospital
James Edward
Mary Elizabeth Bright
Bukley
John Whlls
Virginia Johnston Bulkley Punerat
Trinity Episcopal Church
Third
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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
Marriage and Death Notices in The Washington Post
Inerted to The Washington Post will upon application appear simultaneously. The notice mentions morning newspapers including Enquirer Pittsburg Dispatch Calcal Plaly Dealer Providence Journal Rochester Herald Buffalo Courier Saint Louis Republic New York Times Saint Paul Recorder Boston Globe Syracuse Post Standard Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Inraty Enquirer
Pittsburg Dispatch
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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
Corbett and Qualey Held in Asbestos Stock Swindle
New York Aug 24 indictments filed by an additional grand jury accuse John A Qualey and Harvey Wiley Corbett of grand larceny in the first degree for swindling widow of famed surgeon Mrs William Nevins Bull out of 35000 in Magnesia As beston Company stock deals. Others including Leo Kessler report losses. grand jury hints at more indictments. Magistrate Krotel adjourned hearings to Oct 6, ending police court action.
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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
Licensed to Marry in Virginia Pairings
A Virginia notices list couples eligible to wed including Joseph G Schinder 23 Covington Edna H Smith 21 Covington William Copley 60 Kate Roselle Hamlin 4 Lunenburg county W Ralph F Crane 2 Falls Church Clara A Barnes 23 Washington Henry A Hutchings 40 Bathe Akers William J Rogers 2 Mary vator 71 Arthur D George 23 Lelig M Porter 22 Joseph A Patten 20 Beatrice Watson 21 Staunton Amos C Myers 23 Sadie O Hin 16 Albert B Montgomery 29 Nelile A William 97 William Pearson M4 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
Health Office Births and Deaths Reported in Local Records
List of births to numerous couples including Ephriam and Sarah Rezoek and Loyd A and Martha L Hanback, with several others. Deaths recorded include Mary E Creecy 78, Julia Anna B Pugh at Emergency Hospital, and multiple ages across local addresses and institutions.
Stowaway George Bunker Rides Mesaba In Irons
George William Bunker 22, a stowaway from London, was shackled to the Mesaba bridge rail as passengers and crew learned his dire tale of famine and loss. He left Nebraska and Iowa for work, learned his family in London had died of tuberculosis, and sought passage home but could not pay.
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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
Tillsbury Docks
Hisker
Watter Johnson
Geneva
Lawrence d'Orsay
Flrer
Minneapolis
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Port
Straus to End Charity Milk Distribution
Nathan Straus, now in Berlin, says next year he will abandon his pasteurized milk program in New York. He has run seventeen New York stations selling milk by the glass for one cent and providing free bottled milk to needy babies, but opposition from critics leads him to discontinue the effort.
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New York
Nathan Straus
Mr. Straus
Berlin
Saventeen
New York City
Bequest to Charity From Coles Estate Nearing One Million
New York the will of Mrs Harriet Coles widow of John B Coles of Glen Cove Long Island left two thirds of the residuary estate believed near one million to revert to the Female Guardian Society of New York which also receives an immediate ten thousand dollar bequest She died August sixth and her will was filed for probate at Minola Long Island Numerous 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
Girl Arrested as Lyncher in Newark Mob
Zanesville Ohio August 24 Mabel Mc Maniway arrested today in connection with the July 8 lynching of Detective Etherington at Newark Ohio She testified she crowded her automobile through the mob and stood on the seat crying to the leaders Pull him a little higher so that I can see.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Mabel McManiway
Etherington
Newark
Copper Ledge Found In Reno City Center
Reno residents report a 10-foot ledge of nearly pure copper unearthed ten feet below surface in the center of Reno. The discovery follows street work in progress as the material is described as apparently permanent.
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Reno
Nev
Million Dollar Indian School Grab Attempt
Pawhuska Oklahoma August 24 the congressional committee probing Indian land contracts heard an alleged lane grab attempt aimed at taking control of the 1 010 000 government Indian school at Chilocco in northern Oklahoma. The school includes stone buildings and 8000 acres valued at 400 000 for land and 960 000 for structures. Officials said Washington representations claimed the buildings were dilapidated and lands of little value, but the committee found the school in excellent condition and the farms highly productive. agents were said to be pressuring a sale at a low price.
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Okla
Chilocee
Oklahoma
Congressional Committee
Investigatiog Indian
Washington
Americans Freed in Isle of Pines Jail Case
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 released from jail after days held on a disputed arson charge involving a Cuban laborer named Lara. Bail set at 2000 each but prisoners chose freedom with future court appearance in two weeks. Judge agreed after officials debated the record and independence of the proceedings amid local tension.
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Washington Post
Nueva Gerona
Isle of Pines
Cubs
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A. W.gardner
F. M. Neigon
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Giltner
Larson
Corzo
Falcons for Long Island arrive from England in pursuit
Seven trained falcons in charge of an expert falconer arrived today in New York 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 as falconry is revived abroad. The trainer noted Rainey is among American sportsmen showing interest.
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New York
England
Long Island
Paul Rainey
Rainey
Bar Harbor Horse Show Winners Parade at Ocean Park
Special to The Washington Post Bar Harbor Me Aug 24 Edward B McLean Otto H Kahn led a day of blue ribbons Gen Morrell won popular praise George Chipchase took several coveted cups Otto H Kahn dominant in park four in hands class McLean Snapshot and Rifle won tandem and ladies harness Edward Morrell claimed single harness with riders, Miss Tinker fell but remounted and finished noting the barnyard field and narrow escapes
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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
Shorthand Champion Clyde H. Marshall Wins Cup in Kingston
Denver August 24 Clyde H Marshall of Kingston New York with an average of 28 words a minute won the national shorthand reporting championship cup W B Bottome of New York holder of the title and ineligible for the cup again broke the world record with an average of 269 words per minute
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Denver
Celo
Clyde H. Marshall
Kingston
N. Y
W. B Bottome
New York
Copper Magnate Fritz Heinze Entangled in Suit Talk
New York August 4 Mrs Lilian Hobart French claims a 12 year acquaintance with copper magnate Fritz Augustus Heinze and seeks 25000 in securities plus possible three civil actions including contract. She asserts He inze refused to return bonds worth 800 a month income and plans to publish a biography while awaiting a settlement.
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New York
Heinze
Bernice Golden Henderson
Fritz Heinze
Mrs. French
Butte
Mont
Mrs
West Thirty-third Street
Strathmore
Europe
Moros Favor Annexation Demonstration in Zamboanga
In Zamboanga Mindanao Aug 24 a Moro annexation demonstration drew about two hundred Filipinos presenting a petition to Secretary of War Dickinson asking Mindanao be placed under Filipino control and the archipelago granted independence. Dickinson cautioned the US government would not entrust 335000 Moros to 66000 Filipinos as four factions totaling 40000 Moros pledged loyalty and vowed to fight if Americans withdrew as a wild rally followed demanding American control.
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Zamboanga
Mindanao
P. I
United States
Dickinson
Powder Mills Blown Up Near Acton Massachusetts
Three powder mills of the American Powder Company on the Acton Maynard line exploded tonight near Acton Massachusetts. An Italian man, name unknown, was killed. The mills were small and property damage is expected to be limited.
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Acton
Mass
American Powder Company
Acton-Maynard
Hotels Guests by City and Names Seemingly Listed
A fragmented roster shows guests and accompanying friends or spouses across hotels in multiple cities including Boston Chicago New York and more. The garbled list mentions numerous surnames and initials with occasional full names and street or hotel references, implying a society notices page or directory snippet.
Technical hotel school announced at convention in Pittsburg
The International Hotel Stewards Association said a $200,000 technical training school for hotel help will be established in Indianapolis and maintained by the association. The meeting also covered federal weights and measures regulation with Representative William W. Wilson pledging a winter bill to Congress. Clement J. Driscoll noted Mayor Gaynor’s fight against short weights as a $20,000,000 annual city loss.
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Pittsburg
International Hotel Stewards’ Association
Indianapolis
William W. Wilson
Chicago
Congress
Clement J. Driscoll
New York City
United States Intervenes in Panama Politics
A conference was held in Panama between the American charge d affaires Acting President Mendoza and the foreign minister. Mendoza said he would reply within 48 hours to the U S position on his bid for vice presidency, which was ruled unconstitutional by the United States. Public excitement sharpens over U S interference.
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United States
Mendoza
Washington Post
Panama
Baltimore Dan pays up after long loan mystery
Elizabeth New Jersey August 24 Robert J Mitchell received an envelope postmarked Chattanooga Tennessee containing a two dollar bill The sender calling himself Baltimore Dan a tramp named Dantel O Hara says he is repaying loans he obtained when penniless in Elizabeth He adds I still owe you several bucks but I am going to make good You were square to me and I am going to be square to you
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Elizabeth
N.J
Robert J. Mitchel
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mitchell
Dantel O'Hara
Baltimore
Mitchell Price
Dan
Unlucky bench at Union Station ends with missing money
Miss A Owen of New York sat on bench 13 at Union Station to greet a friend for a trip to Mechanicsburg Ohio. She lost a pocketbook with 75 dollars along the route and police suspect it was picked up by a passenger who stepped over the area. Funds from her father arrived and she will continue her journey.
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West With Street
New’ York City
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Ohio
New York
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Husband Kills Wife Then Surrenders in Nyack Farm
Edward Wegner shot and killed his wife with a shotgun at their Nyack farm at dawn. He was arrested on murder charges after the morning attack. The couple had been married 25 years and had one son. domestic unhappiness stemmed from Wegner’s drinking and separations.
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Nyack
Edward Wesner
Wesner
Wegner
Wasp's Sting Kills Woman in Natural Bridge Field
Mrs Frank Dimmock aged 68 of Natural Bridge died after a yellow wasp sting while picking berries in a field near her home. She walked a few feet then collapsed and died. Local authorities reported the incident occurred near Watertown New York on a late August day.
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N. Y
Frank Dimmock
Natural Bridge
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