Patterson Chooses Jury in Caesar Young Murder Trial
In New York on December 6, Nan Patterson and Julius Davis preside as the seventh juror is seated in the criminal branch of the Supreme Court. Health of talesmen is emphasized to avoid a repeat of prior trial disruptions as Patterson scrutinizes each candidate, seeking a favorable verdict for her fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mh Patterson
Caesar Young
Supreme Court
Wermor M. Davis
Missterson
Patterson
Alway
Notice on Death Noterig In The Washington Post Multiple Papers
Notice states that an age and death notifier will appear upon application without extra charge in various morning newspapers including The New York Times, Miami Herald, Globe, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Daily Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Imohe Herald
GLOBE
Buffalo
Ovrier
Ciscinnati Exqirer
Chicacn
D-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Mensuavolis
Tribun
Plain Dealer
Multiple Obituaries From Local Notices
A jumble of names and dates outlines several obituary notices and funeral details. Dates include Tuesday December 6. residences listed at 307 D foNeti Aloses and 1303 P Street. ages noted up to eighty plus. locations include Norristown and St Peter's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesilas
Samber
Hes
Aloses Shean
T. Gibson
Trom Fia
A. Havsell
Norristown
P Street
Mrson Hooper
Willper Fara Lairy
Janes
Charie
J. O'Brien
O'Bren
Hirst Street
Murthence & Peter’s Church
John Stewart
Health Office Deaths Record From Elias City Hospital
Health office records list multiple deaths with names and ages. Entries include Sona FO Alsteat Idan Corcoran 64 Willam H Rate 00, Remeea Corpenal 78, Vrittmena Wii 4, Matilyws Ltt Sthanw 83, Vla Qasliy Seereide 67, Magdaluta fteb 9 days, and other individuals with ages ranging from newborn to 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sona FO Alsteat
Idan Corcoran
Ry Arkin
Vrare
Willam H
Tlorras Po
O& Sears Remeea Corpenal
Vrittmena Wii
Rih
Pelsila Jameson
Wallach
Sears
Senepa Parkas Prusigen
Hospital
Vla Qasliy
Seereide
Paulie
Magdaluta
Fteb
Auf Mere Thomas
Lou Walegtard
Mapleave
Takuma Pari
Moyears sWolah
Undertakers Joseph Gawler Phooe Main Established 1830
Joseph Gawler offers funeral director services with a ready-fit parlor for funeral services. Established 1830, professional care, modern facilities, moderate prices. Reliable, discreet arrangements and prompt attention to clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gawler
Phooe
Main
Nbasuer
Patterson Case Highlights Father’s Dedication to Daughter
The fragment notes Miss Patterson led to her cell in the Fambsa. It identifies her father, J Randolph Patterson of Washington, as a central figure in the six month old murder case, dedicating his time to her defense and case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Patterson
J. Randolph Patterson
Washington
Mr. Patterson
Hearst Denies Candidacy for New York Mayor
New York Representative William R Hearst rejects reports he seeks mayoral or national office. He vows to finish his term as congressman then retire from officeholding, aiming to avoid misrepresentation and press scrutiny while fighting gas trust and public corruption. He criticizes both Democratic administrations and urges turning corrupt leaders out of the party. He expresses loyalty to honest Democrats while stepping back from elected roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolis
William R. Hearst
United States
The
Tribune
Mfturphy
Republi
Declining to be permanent chair at Boll Weevil Convention
Mississippi Governor Vardaman declines to serve as permanent chairman of the National Cotton Convention to be held in Shreveport. He cites editorials against him and criticizes President Roosevelt, warning about Southern independence and respect for constitutional rights amidst national politics.
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Jackson
Miss
Beng
Gov. Vardamen
Gov. Vardaman
United States
Cov. Varlaman
South
Trengore Roosevelt
Halet
Republic
Thesdore Roosevelt
Stara and
Strines
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Attlo
Maryland Contests Likely Not Brought to House
Special to The Washington Post details a Maryland conference of Republican leaders on contesting seats for Thomas A. Smith in the First Eastern Shore district and the state electoral vote. No decision was reached and the party may refrain from presenting a contest in Congress. Also reports identify William J. O'Brien as the marsh victim and note the White House dog missing as police search continues in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington Post
Baltimore
Jackson
Congress
Thomas A. Smith
John C. Rose
United States
Secretary Morton Warns Midshipmen Against Influencing Assignments
Secretary Morton urges merit as the basis for naval assignments and condemns attempts to steer duties by influence. In a letter to Naval Academy Superintendent Brownson he states the department will not tolerate political or social pressure to alter midshipmen postings and will continue regular, merit-based decisions with Presidential support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Morten
Supt
Brownson
Naval Academy
Department
Converse
Bureau of Navigation
Power of Military Court Questioned in Habeas Corpus Case
In Tacoma on December 6, Fred R. Stubbs, an enlisted man, seeks a writ of habeas corpus to challenge a second trial by military authorities after being convicted by a court martial at Vancouver barracks for manslaughter. He had been tried for murder in Tacoma’s superior court, acquitted, then retried militarily and convicted for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Dee
Fred. R. Stubbs
Stubbs
Vancouver Barracks
Vandiver
American Lake
Iuperior
Fied
Orders to Army Officers Report Various Duty Changes
Resignations and leaves of absence are recorded for several officers including Second Lieut. Jennings C. Wise Ninth Infantry and First Lieut. George Winterburn Ninth Cavalry. A board at Fort Huachuca Arizona is named for officer examination with multiple officers listed. Port Sheridan and Port McKeon areas prepare for second lieutenant exam candidates for the Porto Rico Provisional Regiment of Infantry. Navy personnel moves include Lieut. J. B. Blish to Asiatic Squadron and promotions or reassignments for several officers and paymasters. Charlestown Navy Yard dry dock nearing completion with six-year build. retirement of Maj. Adrian S. Pulhemus approved. Movements of naval vessels and Rock Island Arsenal fire report. Dr. Martyn resigns as secretary of the Washington Humane Society to join Emergency Hospital. successor likely Mr. Joan F. Heap.
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Jennings C. Wise
Ninth Infantry
George Winterburn
Ninth Cavalry
Robert L. Howse
Sixth Cavalry
Jefferson Guard
St. Louis
Frederick K. Ward
Northern Division
Philiippines
San Francisco
John M. Wantster
Henry I. Raymond
Alfrud BE. Bradley
Charles Richard
Robert J. Gibson
Peter R. Egan
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
Clarence A. Stedman
Waveley
Hoel S. Bishop
Fifth Cavalry
Charles H. Watts
Fifth Iry
Francis H. Winter
Walter D. Webb
H. B. Myers
Wifth Cavalry
Elon P. Wilco
Riath Cavalry
Port Sheridan
Porto Rico
James F. Brad
Artillery Corps
Edward BR. Schreiner
Compton Wilson
Lewis Turtle
Martyn
Herbert E. Martyn
Washington Humane Society
Society
Joan F. Heap
Free Samples Distribution Continues at Affleck Drug Store
Free samples are being distributed today at Affleck's Wholesale and Retail Drug Store located at 1429 Pennsylvania Avenue. District agents urge sufferers to obtain a bottle as early as possible before supplies run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Affleck
Progressive Drug Store
Pennsylvania Avenue
CAPT. JOHN STEWART DEAD
Captain John Stewart long a government employee and former Paraguayan consul general died at his home 28 I Street Northeast. Born Perth Scotland March 22 1822 he studied as a civil engineer in Edinburgh and served as Royal Engineer. He moved to America 30 to 40 years ago and in 1873 entered U S government service as public gardener and later surveyor and draftsman in charge of land records. He testified in the Potomac Flats case aiding U S possession of the property. He served as Paraguayan consul general to the U S for twenty years prior to April 1904 when he resigned after a minister was sent. His brother Dr William Stewart is surgeon general of Paraguay. Survived by two sons James M and William and three daughters Mrs Mary K Hemenway Mrs Jessie C Brian and Margaret Frazer. Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 p m at his late residence 28 I Street Northeast with interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
John Stewart
I Street
Mr. Stewart
Perth
Scotland
Edinburgh
Royal Engineers
America
United States
E. Babcock
Stewart
Potomac Flats
Republic
William Stewart
Paraguayan
James M
Mary K. Hemenway
Jessie C. Brian
Margaret Frazer
Glenwood Cemetery
Plumbers End Sessions With Reception and Elections
The Master Plumbers Association of the Atlantic coast closed its convention last night with a reception and luncheon at Freund's attended by about 100 delegates and wives. A literary and musical program followed, including songs by Miss G. Cosgrove and Master Irwin Cosgrove and a whistling exhibition by Charles McIntosh. Morning trips to Mount Vernon accompanied by T. R. Quinter and Charles E. Barrick. Final business session elected Walton D. Nolan as president, August Gidman as vice president, W Hutchinson as secretary, and W. W. Rothrock as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Plumbers’ Association of
Atlantic Coast
T. R. Quinter
Charles E. Barrick
Association
Walton D. Nolan
Washington, D
August Gidman
Baltim
W Hutchinson
Washington, D. C
W.W. H. Rothrock
Baltimore
Mad
Potters in Convention Elect Officers and Banquet
The United States Potters Association opened its annual convention at the Raleigh Hotel with about seventy five members present. J. G. Lee of East Liverpool Ohio presided and reports praised. opposition to tariff changes on pottery was urged. Officers will be elected today and a banquet planned for tonight. Also noted Oregon Society officers and a constitutional amendment defeat on widening membership. Movements of ocean steamers list Pretoria sailing from New York to Dover and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Potters' Association
Raleigh
J. G. Lee
East Liverpool
Ohio
Lee
New Jersey
Funeral of Mrs Gilbertdraws theatrical notables in New York
Three thousand people including many leading theatrical figures attended the funeral of actress Mrs George Henry Gilbert at Bloomingdale Reformed Church. The service featured a brief eulogy by Rev William C Stinson and floral tributes from Gilbert’s company. Honorary pallbearers included Francis Wilson Clyde Fitch John Drew Nat Goodwin George Gould Sir Charles Wyndham A M Palmer Daniel Frahman Frank E Aiken William Bispham Frank S Upton Dr Francis J Murray and James Van Amringe. The service followed by interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bes
Eatrical
George Henry Gilbert
Bloomingdale Reformed Church
William C. Stinson
Funeral of Mrs Maria Knapp Wife of ICC Commissioner
Funeral services for Mrs Maria H Knapp wife of Interstate Commerce Commission chairman Tion Martin A Knapp were held at her childhood home in Middletown Conn The Rev Mr Seward of New York officiated A special car from Philadelphia brought the body Pallbearers included Judge Willam T Filmer and Judge T Ward Northrop of Middletown Edward A Moseley and Martin S Decker of Washington D C Frederick W Barker and Cadwell B Benson of Gyroaust N Y Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery
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Wife
Commerce
Old Home
Middletown
Conn
Maria H. Knapp
Tion Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knapp
Hotchiss
Seward
New York
Philadelphia
Willam T. Filmer
Superior Court
T. Ward Northrop
Edward 4A. Moseley
Martin S. Decker
Washington, D. C
Frederick W. Barker
Cadwell B. Benson
Gyracust
Pine Grove Cemetery
Death of William Blaikie the physical culture advocate
William Blaikie aged sixty one prominent New York lawyer and author of physical culture died at his home after apoplexy. He lectured on physical culture and founded intercollegiate games of America in eighteen seventies. Blaikie was also noted as Harvard rowing stroke in the Yale race and long distance walking record holder for ten years. In Cleveland Moses B Schwab was involved in courthouse business yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Blaikie
Blaikie
Harvard
Yale
Deaths of Dr James D Barbee and George E P Dodge
Nashville reports the death of Dr James D Barbee aged seventy two a long time SMU Publishing House agent. Chicago notes the death of George E P Dodge aged sixty four a retired shoe manufacturer and Western industry leader.
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Chicago
George E. P. Dodge
West
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Nan Patterson
Talesmen
Veard Sasa
Ale Newnan
Prine Georer
Carrie WI
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
Ig Street
J. William Loe
Apel
Maegern
Ennes
R.F Harvey
Pourtrenth Street
North
Johnn R. Wricht
Tanth Street
North 47
Georg P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
Swera
MR. Hearst
Vardaman
Roosevelt
Maryland
Marsh
Potter's Field
William J. O’brien
First Street
Brien
Nineteenth
William
O’brien
White House
Lot Headquarters
Johns Hopkins
Laura D. Gardnnr
James Si
Morton
J. BR. Blish
Asiatic Squadron
Ban Wnessee
A. Buchanan
Annapolis
W. W. Lamar
Newark
Wasp
H. H. Alkire
H. T. Wright
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Charlestown
Boston
Mass
Charlestown Navy Yard
Maj. A. S. Pulhemus
Maj
Adrian S. Pulhemus
United States Army
Yankee
League Island
Villalobos
Shickwan
Relubon
Cavite
Dixie
Kingston
Prairie
Port Royal
Monadnock
Shiakwan
Shanghai
Hannibal
Guantanamo
San Juan
Rock Island Arsenal
Davenport
Iowa
Kalon
Keller
Potters IN Convention
Oregon Society
Henry H. Gilfry
Flest
Alvah W. Patterson
Nelie G. Stagge
Mi Meta Davis
J. P. Williams
Oregon
Lizard
Pretoria
Dover
Hamburg
Gilbert
M. A. Knapp
Cleveland
Moses B. Schwab
New York City
Nashville
Tenn
James D. Barbee
Southern Methodist
Barbee
Southern Methodist Publishing House
Pleasant Valley Wine, Coo
Riftims
N.Y
Lars
Morris
Verona
HUB Furniture CO
Nipwspa
Rachiyfs
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