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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1909

Page

10

Financier dies in Susquehanna duck hunt accident

The Westington Post reports financier Henry Lynn of the American National Bank Washington DC was killed when his shotgun allegedly discharged in a sink box on the Susquehanna flats near Turkey Point. His body was recovered after about an hour in Cedar Creek water and will be sent to Leesburg Virginia for funeral services. Halstead and Creswell hosted the hunting party aboard a chartered launch. coroner ruled accidental drowning after investigation.

Susquehanna River Leesburg Westington Havie du Grace R Henry Lynn American National Bank Washington, D C Susquehanna Flats Turkey Point Cedar Creek Forrter Mia Lynn Grifin Slalstead Washington Brokher Twhey Point Tmubstead Selby Hi Ink Hue Lynn Mr Lynn Halstead Tieme Livingstone Narane Elkton Vother Balstead Latby

Baron and Bride Hide After Secret Marriage Feud Emerges

Baron von Javenitz and bride Marie Louise Owen retreat to seclusion amid rumors of a past life and a possible annulment. A friend says the dancer Miss Mary Mackid visited their home in New York and Atlantic City. The baroness expresses full confidence, vowing secrecy and planning a European trip once strong, denying any annulment.

Wasiington Post New York Boto von Javenitz Marie Louise Owen Westfield New Jersey Jeter Afl Mary Mackid Dollar Princess Company Miss Mackid Ewens Weat Sixty-eighth Street Ewen Atlantic City Miss Mackld Mian Wen Walter E Bentley E Garfield Gifford Newark Baron von Koenitz Tha Daroness Ebropé

Insurance Chase Deepens In Snead Case At New Jersey House

New York reports reveal three life insurance groups will not pay on Mrs Snead’s death until body identification is confirmed. Detectives study bundles of notes by Miss Virginia Wardlaw, suggesting an obsession with insurance. A fourth will and drafts implicate relatives, while doctors describe possible hypnotic influence and neurasthenia. Authorities weigh motives as details unfold across intertwined papers and testimonies.

New York Ocey Wardlaw Martin Snead Iife Insurance Ward East Orange Snead Ufe Fletcher Snead Suema Hood Virginia Wardlaw Gast Orange Jacob Wachsman Brooklyn Fullan Carabba Freeman Wellesley College Alexander Torm Princeton ‘University Charles Young Columbia Ingurange Company Sneed Jersey Sife Phyal¢Fana Flatlands Trelugg Abe Equitable Geey Snead Equitable Life Asavrohic Equitable Company Hos Oceania Werlow Mies Viginia Ward Joh B Wantlaw David Louis Wardlaw Supreme Reourt Carolina Robert M Marthe Sneads Agale Pletcher Snead Misa Wardlaw Orange Mra Sneads WMI Lichtenberger University of Penoaylvame New York School of Phuanthop

Tragic Death of R H Lynn Underwater Sink Box Accident

Mr R H Lynn president of the American National Bank of Washington dies in an underwater accident described as a possible accidental gun discharge below the water line. Funeral details and local reactions in Leesburg and Bristol Tenn are noted with Lane family ties and bank leadership tributes.

Deaths and Investigations Tie to Snead Family Wealth

In Newark East Orange and Flatbush authorities probe the death of Mrs Snead amid insurance policies totaling about $230,000 and a missing fortune. Detectives pursue clues from bank records, wills, and letters while Miss Wardlaw and relatives resist disclosure.

Norfolk milk wagon driver blamed for typhoid outbreak

Norfolk Health Officer says an 8-A milk wagon driver spread typhoid fever through contamination. Health Commissioner Dupuy calls the man a culture for germs touching everything. A board of control report will be submitted with recommendations that the driver be quarantined. The driver had previously recovered from the fever.

Norfolk Calis Ghent Dupuy

Vandals Loot Laurel Grove Cemetery Bronze Elk

Thieves entered Laurel Grove Cemetery on the city outskirts last night and attempted to remove a bronze elk statue weighing nearly a ton from the Paterno Lodge plot of BPO Elks No 60. The statue was overturned and one leg sawed off as vandals aimed to sell the metal. Police suspect theft for metal resale.

Paterson Laurel Grove Cemetery Paternoe Lodge

Illicit still busted in Burke County raid knocks out beer and whiskey

Timothy Lait and Carl Swink, Burke County officers in the South Mountain area, were seized by revenu officers while operating a drag tavern. A 50 gallon still, 9 fermenters, 100 gallons of beer and multiple gallons of corn whiskey were destroyed. They were jailed in Lincolnton on default of bond.

Lincolnton Timothy Lait Carl Swink Shen Burke South Mountain District Boud

Strike Riot at Wheeling Spurs Plant Guarding

Wheeling West Virginia reports a strike riot as deputies confront sympathizers at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company plant. A striker was shot and seriously wounded. About fifty deputies patrol the plant amid fears of further clashes as Cleveland and Pittsburgh strikebreakers are reported nearby.

Wheeling American Sheet and Tin Pinto Company Cintinnati Pittsburg

United States moves to blockade Nicaragua ports

Reports say the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of Nicaragua will be blockaded by U.S. warships to prevent Zelaya’s escape and aid Estrada. Colliers and gunboats head toward Greytown and Bluefields while surveying and fuel supply ships reinforce. State Department contemplates Zelaya capture and possible execution, with Navy denial of issued orders.

Atlantic Pacific Nicaragua United States Zelaya Huttads Leanides Des Moines Tacoma Marietta Port Simon Rles Greytown Bluefields Eagle Albany Yorktown Pacific Coast Magdalena Bay Bicksbm Corinto State Department Estrada Navy Department Carlota Koa Managua Avlante Zeliya Estradas Eighty-Fifth Kicatagum Republic Zelayas Ofien Chamorro Repubies Europe Nicaaguan United Stats Washington Atlantic Coast Squadron Batrada

Shrapnel Misses Balloon At Sandy Hook Test

New York December 3 reports a large army balloon launched near Fort Hancock Sandy Hook with food payload. A shower of bursting shrapnel from the fort intervals failed to damage the gas bag as spectators watched through glasses. The balloon lowered at dusk after days earlier a balloon had been hit and collapsed. Tests are being conducted as secretly as possible.

Sandy Hook New York United States Army Proving Grounds Fort Hancock Sandy Hook Lee Proving Grounde

Hobo Trip May Kill Girls Escaped From Industrial School

Two 12 year old girls Annie Smith and Lucy Luetike fled Milwaukee Industrial School on November 23. They rode under a passenger tram to Jefferson Junction, then walked ten miles to Jahasons Creek in an attempt to evade officers. Both are in critical condition and one girl is not expected to live.

Milwaukee Wis Annie Smith Lucy Luetike Jefferson Junction Jahasons Creek Stauth

Clash Over Divorce Sparks Board Row At University Of Pennsylvania

Walter George Smith resigns from the University of Pennsylvania board of trustees amid a clash with colleagues over appointing professor Lichtenberger who holds views on divorce. Smith cites concerns that his associate professor candidate’s sociology views are inappropriate for the university. Lichtenberger defends open debate on marriage as a social contract outside strict legal constraints.

Philadelphia Walter George Chicago Frorest Harrison Smth Smith TF Lichtenberger Lieht Howard

Fox Outwits Hounds In Loudoun Fox Hunt

Special to The Washington Port from Leesburg Virginia dated December 3 reports the Loudoun Foxhounds delayed in Steptoe Hill cover without a quarry. A fox was later sighted near Goose Creek and topped by Mountville, triggering a long ride with Master M Smith and listed riders from multiple cities amid dry season conditions.

Washington Leesburg Loudoun Steptoe Sill Lropig Oose Reek Mountville M Smith J P Bowditch Farmington Mass HF Collins Pittsburg F B Huesey Pivsurs Whitman Boston Mass Wiiham Corcoran Evans Westmoreland Days

Ships sink in gale claim on Ellan Vannin and other wrecks

London dispatch reports multiple British Isles shipwrecks from a gale. The Ellan Vannin with 39 aboard foundered near the Isle of Man, and the Thistlemor and another vessel near Barnstable Bay suffered heavy losses. Eight additional wrecks were reported with crews lost or missing.

Maat Mersey Barnstable Bay London British Isles Thistlemor Appledere Yeo Liverpool Barry Wates Biddefod Bay Thistremor Ramsay Isle of Wan Liverpo

Missing Cook’s Schooner From Gloucester Fleet

A violent northeast gale off Newfoundland in recent days has wrecked several Gloucester fishing schooners. The Mabel I Hines and the Henry M Stantay were lost near Birchy Cove, with other vessels including the John Ke Bradley reported missing. The gale produced widespread wreckage, leaving many ships total losses along the coast.

Birchy Cove Newfoundland Gloucester Mar Mabel I Hines Henry M Stantay John Ke Bradley Widey di Cook

Stovaine Old Species to Tar Washington December

A fragmented report notes a new row over the spinal anaesthetic stovaine and its discovery credited to Dr Thomas Jennisen of Roumants. It mentions the Corning ether nerve-deadening experiments and ethical concerns, prompting professional scrutiny and public statements by associates.

Washington New York Thomas Jennisen Leonard Corning Tin Elty Corning

Virginia Grange Backs Report Skepticism on Ag Secretary

The West Virginia State Grange adopted a caustic seven part resolution criticizing Secretary James Won for alleged inaccuracies in his annual report. The paper notes claims the figures double count farm products and animal values, creating a false impression for readers. A Charlestown sponsor and local reporters aided the effort, with debate over the secretary’s accounting methods and overall figures.

Weat Virgina Grange Charlestown H B Darnall R & Thasher D W Working State ‘University

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