Wendling Led From Court To Church Scene Of Slaying
Wendling charged with the murder of Alma Kellner was marched with the jury from the courthouse toward St John s Church in Tannsville Kentucky. The crowd followed as officials escorted the group to the church and then to the parochial school where the body was allegedly found. Wendling testified that bloody clothing found near the scene belonged to him.
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Wendling
Alma
Kellner
Tannsville
Dew
Joseph Mendling
Treat-Ull Alma Kellner
St. John's Church
Alma Kellner
Accusing Brother Relents in Reduced Term Request
Harrison Flynn was convicted in Rockville circuit court of stealing his brother Thomas H. Plynn's horse and sentenced to five years. Witness Thomas Tiyan signaled an appeal for a reduced term after the verdict. Flynn admitted taking the horse when arrested in Chambersburg Pennsylvania and used an assumed name there.
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Rockville
Harrison Flynn
Thomas H. Plynn
Cedarbove
Thomas Tiyan
Witne
Harrison Fiynn
Chambersburg
Brother
Pennsylvania
Board of Trade to Meet Tuesday in Washington
Notices announce a special Washington Board of Trade meeting to be held at the New Willard next Tuesday evening. Various committee reports will be submitted to the board at that time.
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Washington Board of Trade
New Willard
Dumais Body Buried Despite Sister's Demands in Washington
The life of Emil Dumais, linguist and war correspondent, drew intrigue after his death early Thursday. A nervous visitor questioned hospital treatment and Dumais’ identity, claiming ties to a patent attorney Edelin. Meanwhile a telegram from Aurelia Chartier demanded burial and $500, with services set at Lee's chapel and interment in Congressional Cemetery.
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Washington
Emil Dumais
Detective Bureau
Police
Dumais
Han
Dan W. Edelin
Patent Office
W. Reese Edelen
Aurelia Chartier
Imil Dumais
J. William Lee
Lee
Congressional Cemetery
Gage Named Guardian For Children Of Raja Yoga Leader
In San Diego a superior court order transfers custody of the grandchildren of the late Wesley Brainerd from Raja Yoga Academy directress Mrs Ethelind Dunn to their uncle Lyman J Gage former Treasury Secretary. The guardianship provides $1000 yearly support from United States Trust Company New York. The children Marie Augusta Phillips son and Belle Lesler Phillipson remain in Gage family care under a court approved arrangement. Captain Wesley Brainerd died at Point Loma on August 9 1910 and his wife two years earlier was Mrs Gage’s sister.
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Raja Yoga Academy
Los Angeles
Cal
Lewis
San Diego
Ethelind Dunn
Point Loma
Wesley Brainerd
Lyman J. Gage
Dunn
Mr. Gauge
United States Trust Company
New York
Maintenange
Mr. Gage
Gage
Katherine Tingley
Prosperity in the Southwest and Moody’s Illness
B F Yoakum says Southwest prosperity outpaces New York markets after inspection of Frisco lines. He notes West bankers rely less on stock securities and that major growth continues countrywide. Former Justice William H Moody’s condition worsened with severe hiccups, raising concerns at the Supreme Court.
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New York
Southwest
B. F. Yoakum
St. Louis
Stock Exchange
Justice Moody
Willam H. Moody
Mr. Moody
Supreme Court
Famous Physician Voiced Critical Uremia Crisis
Dr John C Da Costa emeritus gynecologist at Jefferson College and chief consulting gynecologist at St Agnes Hospital, age 71, living at 1022 Spruce Street, critically ill with uremia and kidney trouble. Hopes for recovery expressed by family and medical peers. Carnegie Veterans at Dinner in New York mark annual gathering with Andrew Carnegie as guest and leaders reelected.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
John C. da Costa
Jefferson College
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Philadelphia Obstetrical Society
Tus
Spruce Street
da Costa
Carnegie
New York
Carnegie Veteran Association
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Carnegie
Charlies H. Schwab
Charles Ss. Taylor
Fittsburg
John G. A. Leishman
Italy
Bir
Car collision prompts $10,000 damages suit
In district supreme court yesterday January Cerceo suing Capital Traction Company for $10,000. He alleges that on October 17 while crossing First and B streets northwest he was struck by a car causing injuries possibly permanent. Attorney for plaintiff is H Winship Wheatley.
White House Callers
Friday December 2 list includes Representative Caldr of Brooklyn John W Gr former Attorney General of New Jersey Judge William H Sanborn Eighth Federal circuit Archbishop Ireland Senator Hoot Walter J Fisher of Chicago Farmer Gov Bailey of Kansas Former Senator Son of Kansas Senator Curts of Kanga Secretary Knox.
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Caldr
Brooklyn
John W GR
New Jersey
William H Sanborn
Eighth Federal Circuit
Archbishop Ireland
Hoot
Walter J, Fisher
Chicago
Bailey
Kanas
Son
Kansas
Curts
Kanga
Knox
Senate conference signals calm start to new session
A group of Republican senators led by Aldrich and Smoot predicts a barren short session focused on routine business with little appetite for new laws. They expect no monetary legislation and foresee action on supply, ship subsidy, water power, and reapportionment bills, plus possible favorable handling of conservation measures in the Senate. The monetary commission will continue hearings and tour after adjournment to gather views from financiers and others.
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Aldrich
Smoot
Senate
Congress
House
Monetary Commission
Washington
Steamship Lobby Denied in New York Hearing
A congressional committee wrapped a New York session investigating possible foreign steamship lobby influence on U S policy. Witnesses including Lawson Sanford and Herman Winter denied maintaining a Washington lobby, with Winter noting a line in Washington and donations to party committees but not to congressional campaigns. The panel planned to resume inquiry in Washington next week.
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Congressional Committee
New York
Washington
Special Congressional Committee
Garrett
Hawley
Lawson Sanford
Denall
Herman Winter
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Winter
DIES IN TAXICAB IN PITTSBURGH A NOBLES NAME SORROW
Edward Arthur Smith aged 63 brother in law of Secretary of State Philander C Knox dies in a taxicab en route to a hospital after fainting on the street He had been under treatment for two weeks and four sons and four sisters survive including Mrs Knox Heart disease is given as the cause and the death occurs in Pittsburg on December 2
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Pittsburg
Smith
Senator Tillman's Son Sued in Edgefield County Court
Mrs. Lacey Douglas Tillman filed suit in Edgefield county court to recover 13730.08 from her husband B R Tillman Jr. The claim stems from income on her property and follows the sensational habeas corpus case where Lucy Wittman sought custody of two children deeded to Senator Tillman. The outcome favored Mrs. Tillman’s child in that proceeding.
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Columbia
D. C
Lacey Douglas Tillman
Edgefield County
B. R. Tillman
Tillman
Lucy Douglas
Wittman
TiNman
Young
Tilman
Trade Continues Fair Market Outlook Despite Mixed Rail Demand
New York December trade weekly notes fair proportions across the economy with steady dry goods and silk markets and brighter shoe trade. Steel makers keep prices steady, Pennsylvania Railroad reports a large rail order, and China trade shows small activity while leather and yarns ease in some segments. Prices for fresh produce remain firm. labor troubles arise in some shoe centers, but overall demand holds, with cash-market signals tilted toward cautious optimism.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
China
New England
Bradstreet
United States
Washington cattle market prices and shipments
The Washington cattle market lists veal calves and hogs with per cat and per lb figures, sheep and lamb prices, calf values, and oil city balance notes. Regional shipments from North Lime, South Lime and Tunis appear with quantities. Credit balances are shown as 130.5 average 147.18.
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Oil City
Der
South
Baltimore Grain Market Report
Baltimore December 2 Wheat steady on spot, contact DBA Southern art grade. Corn firm at new price. Oats firm No 2 white 8% 1914, Rye firm No 2 Western domestic.
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Baltimore
Shriners Guests of Elks at Fall Festival
Almas Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine were guests of honor at the Belks' fall festival. Hugh F. Harvey gave a welcome in the assembly hall, greeted by Alexander Grant potentate of the Almas Temple. District Masons, guests of honor tonight, will meet at their temple and proceed to the Elks' clubhouse. A memorial service for Washington Lodge No. 14 B F C Ellis is planned for next Sunday at the National Theater.
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Mystic Shrine
Belks
Hugh F. Harvey
Alexander Grant
Elks
Washington Lodge
B. F. C. Ellis
National Theater
Stunned Engineer Injured In Roanoke Cab Incident
Roanoke Virginia December 2 engineer J W Waner of the Norfolk and Western Railroad was brought to a Roanoke hospital with a fractured skull after his hen struck a bridge while he looked from the cab window. Fireman found him unconscious on the cab floor. Also from December 2 C A Spesard of Hagerstown Maryland a Western Maryland brakeman suffered severe injury in an accident at Baird when he was hurled through a cab window as the engineer applied the air brakes to avert a derailment. Official vote in North Carolina shows Democrats leading with 48 51 percent in recent election. Total vote Democrats 40 481 Republicans 94917 Tax tal 294 48. Editors to meet in Winston Salem as NC Press Association plans a January 30 business session and a trip over the Southbound Railroad to Charleston and return.
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J. W. Waner
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Hagerstown
C. A. Spessard
Maryland
Baird
Cale Sea
North Carolina
Raleigh
State Board of Canvassers
Taxtal
Winston Salem
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina Press Association
Greensboro
Board of Trade
Pro-Gram
Charleston
S. C
Mayor and Alabama officials survive smash with horse
In Richmond Virginia today Mayor C M Exam of Birmingham Alabama Mayor David Crockett Richardson of Richmond FE C Rogers president of the Birmingham Board of aldermen and Henry Cohn superintendent of Richmonds street cleaning department narrowly escaped death when a delivery wagon driver allegedly drunk collided with their automobile. A horse jumped onto the hood wrecking the car and injuring the chauffeur J W Jackson who had his wrist cut. The officials were returning from a visit to Richmonds new incinerator to inspect it.
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Richmond
Birmingham
Washington Post
C. MM. Exam
Ala
David Crockett Richardson
C. Rogers
Birmingham Board of Aldermen
Henry Cohn
Richmond Street
Nepre
J. W. Jackson
Alexandria's Growth and County Shifts Highlight Ten Year Census
Alexandria gained 801 people in ten years from 14 628 in 1900 to 15 329 in 1910. County population rose. suburb expansion into Rosemont and Cottage Park noted. Fairfax County up from 18 580 to 20 536 while Alexandria plans annexation. City debates fire and police obligations for new area and faces county resistance. Other items cover St Marys Alumnae meeting and euchre, church removal dispute, gasoline fumes victim Cecil Hufty, and jail transfers as steel cells are installed.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Census Bureau
Alexandria County
Rosemont
Braddock Heights
Cottage Park
Fairfax County
City Council
Board of Supervisory of
Crandal Mackey
Alexandria City
Cox
Fort Myer Heights
French Rivers On Rampage Floods Hit Towns Across France
Dec 2 reports say Divatte dyke burst flooding 25 km between Basse-Goulaine and La Varonne near Nantes, leaving 7,500 jobless and aided by the municipality. Lapalud dykes on Rhone wreck homes and risk lives. Paris notes widespread floods with three and a half inches of rain in November and rising Seine,Garonne,Loire.
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France
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Basse-Goulaine
la ‘Varonne
Loire
Avignon
Rhone
Lapalud
Paris
le Seine
Rhine
Gironde
Garonne
Normandy
Brittany
Virginia Tuberculosis Conference Opens in Richmond
Virginia held its first State conference on tuberculosis in Richmond with representatives from every local anti tuberculosis league, delegates from several municipalities, and county boards of supervisors in session with TB experts for a two day discussion of the anti white plague problem.
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Richmond
Virginia
Boards of Supervisors
Widow Eliza Allen Killed in Sherley Home Robbery
Sistersville report says 87 year old widow Eliza Allen was murdered in her Sherley house after fight left her with crushed windpipe and broken hand. Authorities recover 172 and 912 sewn in belongings, with over 3000 cash and bonds missing. Son John lies dying nearby as coroner's inquest and special grand jury plan further investigation.
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Sistersville
W. Va
Elizabeth Allen
Sherley
Allen
Negro intruder convicted in Germantown home raid
Special to The Washington Post Rockville Md Dec 2 Raymond Jenkins and two young men were found guilty by a jury of intent to assault with a deadly weapon in the Germantown home of James E Devine. Jenkins was wounded during escape and later confessed involvement with Lon Day and Pat Warren pending trial Warren is to be tried while Day was dismissed.
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Washington Fes
Rockville
Raymond Jenkins
James E. Devine
Germantown
Jenking
Devine l
Jenkins
Washington Hospital
Lon Day
Pat Warren
Day
Warren
Triad
Rt Rev Channing Williams, former Bishop of Japan, dies
The Rt. Rev. Channing Moore Williams, 82, once Episcopal bishop of Japan and early missionary to China, died at Willis-Johnson Hospital Richmond Va after more than two years illness. A William and Mary and Virginia Theological Seminary alumnus, he left the seminary in 1867 for China.
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Episcopal
Japan
Richmond Hospital
Richmond
Channing Moore Williams
China
Willis-Johnson Hospital
East
William and Mary College
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Gallo in Mount Carbon maims wife in rage
Giuseppe Gallo of Mount Carbon attacked his wife with a knife in a jealous rage, severing her nose and lacerating her cheeks. A neighbor alerted police and Gallo was arrested. The woman formerly Beatrice Hoffman of Kimberly, noted for her beauty, was the victim.
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Montgomery
W. Va
Giuseppe Gallo
Mount Carbon
Gallo
Beatrice Hoffman
Kimberly
N and W Earnings Increase Report Shows Nine Percent Gain
Roanoke Virginia December 3 Comptroller Joseph W Coxe of the Norfolk and Western today released figures for October showing earnings of 1 300 515 144 a rise of about eight per cent from the same month last year Operating expenses up eight per cent while net earnings increased five per cent In Rockville Maryland Sheriff Viett yesterday arrested Oscar F Poole formerly of this county near Leesburg on a charge of killing a heifer belonging to William A Waters Germantown Farmer On Poole strength Alexander Gorham also of Germantown was arrested
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Roanoke
Joseph W. Coxe
Norfolk and Western
Rockville
Viett
Oscar F. Poole
Leesburg
Poole
William A. Waters
Germantown
Alexander Gorham
New Roads Tap Rich Land to Open Granite Belt
Salisbury North Carolina December 2 Special to The Washington Post announcement was made that a railroad will be built from Winston Salem via Spencer Salisbury Concord and Monroe to connect with the Atlantic Coast Line in the south and the Norfolk and Western in the north. The line will run parallel with the new Southbound for a long stretch from Winston traversing Rowan and will open a great granite belt. A preliminary survey is arranged and more than 100 miles of track are said to be assured. Huntington West Virginia December 2 The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway has altered its plans for the line to join the Go yandotte valley and Piney extensions because Logan County county court will compel maintenance of the county road. The connecting line will run up Big Huff Creek through Oceana Laurel Fork of Guyan River and to the Piney extension at Maben. The road will give access to rich mineral land previously undeveloped.
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Washington Post
Salisbury
N. C
Winston Salem
Spencer
Concord
Monroe
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk and Western
Winston
Rowan
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Goyandotte Valley
Piney
Logan County
Big Huff Creek
Oceana
Laurel Fork
Guyam River
Maben
Schenk Quits Hospital After Illness Lifts
John O Schenk, the millionaire packer, left the hospital in Wheeling West Virginia after more than a month of treatment for alleged poisoning by his wife Laura Farnsworth Schenk. He was taken to his sister Mary Doepkin's home with his brother and two nurses. Counsel for Mrs Schenk, jailed awaiting trial, likely to interview him early next week.
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Wheeting
W- Va
John
Schenk
Packer
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
Mary Doepkin
New Patients at Academy in Annapolis Typhoid Report
Three more midshipmen were sent to the Naval General Hospital in Annapolis today. Officials would not confirm typhoid fever, noting the illness might be a severe grippe. Typhoid patients are improving except for Woodward, who remains serious. A recent measles case is not alarming authorities, who are enforcing precautions to stop spread.
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Annapolis
Naval General Hospital
Surg. McCormack
Naval Academy
Grippe
K. C. Woodward
Academy
J D Alderson Dies in West Virginia Visit
John Duffy Alderson, 56, a former congressman from the Third West Virginia district, collapsed and died while visiting a son in Richwood. A prominent lawyer and former state legislator, his son F M Alderson is a West Virginia legislature member elect. Creditors of the First National Bank of Friendly, W Va, receive 4 per cent amid a 14 per cent final dividend from the currency comptroller. Washingtonians Wed in Rockville features Clara Nace and James Groot wedding details.
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Charleston
W. Va
John Duffy Alderson
Summerville
West Virginia
Richwood Toflay
F. M. Alderson
First National Bank of Friendly
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