Mrs Mary McKinney Dies After Apoplexy In Washington
Mrs Mary Orr McKinney wife of Representative James McKinney of Illinois died at 5 20 PM at Emergency Hospital after a Thursday collapse from apoplexy. She was carried there by a police officer and remained unconscious until death. Funeral set for Portland Street Church in Washington then burial in Aledo Illinois.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Illinois
Mary Orr. McKinney
James McKinney
Ilinois
Mra McKinney
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Larrick
Aledo
Washington
McKinney
Congressional Club
Pierce Guild
Methodist Church
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Portland
John Reed Shannon
Tilnots
Aledo Wb
Oreleek
Congress
Hlinory
Monument to Von Steuben Reunites Nations in Washington
The German ambassador Count von Bernstorf lauded the memory of Von Steuben and the enduring friendship between Germany and the United States at the monument ceremony in Washington. Miss Helen Taft unveiled the statue as the Star Spangled Banner rang out, followed by a 13-gun salute to the Prussian officer. President Taft delivered a warning to remember Steuben’s lessons, praising his disciplined warfare and the influence of German drill on American independence.
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von Steuben
von Bernstorff
Count von Bernstorf
Hexamer
Germany
United States
Washington
Steuben
Frederick the Great
United States Congress
Helen Taft
Archibald Butt
Hanner
Ambi
Field Artillery
Baron von Steuben
Albert Gaegers
Taft
France
Poland
Prussia
Lafayette
Rochambeau
Kosowska
Campbell
Col. Muller
Europe
Society of the Cincinnati
Bartholdt
Cuno HL Rudolph
Willard
Rudolph
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements in Washington area
Multiple death notices and funeral details dated December 7 to 9 1910 from various organizations and churches in Washington DC. Names include Jos C Montague August Baumbach Catherine Griffin Robert Platt Annie Van Dyke and Oliver Fllsworth Wood. Services set at St Marys Church Foundry M E Church and All Souls Unitarian Church with interment at Prospect Hill and National Cemetery Arlington.
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AUTH
Washington Aefie
Order of Eagles
Jos C
R L Montague
J D Britt
Potomac Council
K of C
Bro Jos
St Mary’s Church
Chas J
Columbus Recorder
William BH Daly
KK Baumbach
August Batmbach
Prospect Hill
Briscoe
Kirby Street
Mary EB
John W Briscoe
William Carrol
Mary C Briscoe
Eigenmann
Babetta Eisenmann
Flower
Griffin
Catharine
George Griffin
St Dominic & Church
Alr
John
Theresa Boofenstein
Wordley
Woop
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF the United States
District of Columbia
City of
Weshington
Oliver Fllsworth Wood
the National Cemetery
Arlington
Virginia
George Cremey
Navy
Huxford
Von Steuben parade recalls discipline and unity lessons
The article recalls Von Steuben as a disciplined teacher of basic hard work for victory and notes Washington’s gratitude. It describes a parade with Maj Gen Carter as grand marshal, German Uhlans from Philadelphia, Civil War battleflags, and post-parade banquets at the Willard Army and Navy Club and Arion Society.
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Steuben
Washington
von Steuben
Jucha
Russell
St Patrick’s Church
Madison Place
H Street
Severith
K Streets
William H Carter
Henry T Anen
Eighth United States Cavalry
Joseph P. Tracy
Coast Artillery Corps
Philadelphia
Vermont Avenue
K Street
The
Willard
Army and Navy Club
Society of the Cinemnati
Arion Singing Society
Tenth
E Streets
Arion Society
Richard Muller
B R. Campbell
Health Office Record of Births and Ages at Various Locations
Health office ledger lists numerous births and ages with names and addresses including Joseph and Katie Lomedico a boy and Albert H and Robern Metoinger a girl. Entries show ages from newborn to eighty years across hospitals and homes such as Government Hospital for the Insane Washington University Hospital and Freedmen’s Hospital with many specific street addresses.
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Joseph
Katie Lomedico
Albert H and
Robern Metoinger
George B
Vittoria A Colgan
Charles Wos
Rose B Hayes
Boris and
Eleanor de Strave
Alonzo A
Laura V Dyer
Algy
Hird Smith
Jacob and
Molle Shapiro
Frank D
Violette Pollard
Benson B
Bessie R Grinder
William and
Hattie Brown
Chester A
Jennie Fauntleroy
Thomas A
Ancle R Linkins
Joseph C Ruth
Halt
Beverley Smith
St Sw
Louisa Myers
Freedmens Hospital
Harriet B Tascae
27Th St Nw
Vincy Jackson
Freedmen’s Hospite
Thomas Brown
Madison Court Nw
Holda Alexander
T St Nw
Isabells Simons Emergency Hospital
Henrietta Brooks
Fitzhugh Et Se
James Brown Garfield Hospital
Ralpt M Willlame
Abernathy Resigns as U S Marshal in Washington Visit
Jack Abernathy United States marshal for Oklahoma came to Washington on leave, demanded to see Attorney General Wickersham, then resigned after delaying. He planned to visit Colonel Roosevelt in New York, saying he would not face charges and doubting his competence. Also noted is Attorney General Wickersham's report on George Washington University showing assets of 160,712.92 dollars.
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Jack” Abernathy
United States
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Washington
Wickersham
Abernathy
Congress
Frank Cole
Lout
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Wiegersham
George Washington University
Roosevelt and Baldwin truce talks aims at New Haven dinner
New Haven December reports a peace plan for the feud between Col Roosevelt and Gov Baldwin ahead of the chamber of commerce banquet. Roosevelt may retract charges against Baldwin, subject to wording. Judge Baldwin’s attendance hinges on settlement, with Col Isaac M. Tilman guiding the mediation in the slander suit scenario.
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New Haven
Conn
Col Roosevelt
Baldwin
Col. Roosevelt
Col
Isaac M. Tilman
Chamber of Commerce
Hoosevelt
Indiana Democrat Says Jackson May Be State Stenographer At Arms
Stokes Jackson Indiana Democratic State chairman reports he received a letter from a Washington representative indicating Indiana’s Democratic delegation will push for Jackson to be appointed sergeant at arms of the House at the next session. The post pays 96500 a year. Jackson says he would welcome the position and plans to respond. The Indiana delegation is described as nearly solidly Democratic, strengthening their bid for recognition.
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Stokes Jackson
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Todoy
Washington
Jackson
Steteant-At-Arms
House of Representatives
Wilson Stands On Primary for New Jersey Senate
Governor elect Woodrow Wilson refuses to back any candidate for United States Senate except James P. Martine of Plainsfield after a conference with former Senator James Smith Jr. Smith has been invited to run by Essex county Democratic assemblymen, but Wilson’s ultimatum signals a clash with the legislature over the seat formerly held by John Kean.
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Senate
Martine
Newark
N. J
Dee
Woodrow Wilson
United States
John Kean
New Jersey
James Smith, Jr
New Essex County
Mr. Smith
Dr Wilson
Tan James I’. Martine
Smith
Marure
Wilson
Kenop Wins Ninth Wisconsin by Five Votes
Madison Dec 7 The state canvassers finished the election for congressman in the Ninth Wisconsin District and issued a certificate of election to Thomas W. Kenop of Kewaunee the Democratic candidate final returns show a five vote margin The Arizona recall vote stood with conservatives failing to remove it and the recall approved 38 to 1 with one Democrat voting no
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
State Board of
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Licensed to Marry in Virginia And Maryland Marriages
A list of multiple marriage licenses issued across Virginia and Maryland with officiants and the ages of brides and grooms. Names include Davit F Zimmerman and Ama McClure, George W. Hell and Ida M. Coxzens, and several others from Richmond Goochland Cherrydale Salt Peter Cove Baltimore Montgomery and surrounding areas. The notices mention Rev. ministers and varied ages from early twenties to mid forties.
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Davit F Zimmerman
Millvero
Ama McClure
Katherine S. Dathgersold
Baltimore
John A. Con
Toon B. Baker
Lucile Cramer
John Reid Shannon
William A. Cusick
Lillian Conway
F. W. Johnston
Witla Wenzings Batchelor
God Lelia EH
Ids Richketts
Montgomery County
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Health Office Record
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