Woman With Glover Noticed By Two Witnesses
In Cambridge on December 10 witnesses testified a strange woman was seen near Glovers laundry the night of Clarence Glover's murder not Hattie Le Blanc. Isaac Walker a car starter and Charles Benner a sexton described a flushed nervous woman about five feet tall and 140 pounds leaving the alley after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Hattie le Blanc
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Glovers
Issac Walker
Walker
Littte
Clarence Glover
Halle le Blanc
Charles E. Benner
Glover
Alia M_ Roshe
Roche
Idea T Rice
Death notices and funeral announcements from December 1910
The page lists numerous obituaries and funeral plans across several families. Henry Becker aged 58 dies at Emergency Hospital with service details at Frank Geter's chapel and Prospect Hill Cemetery. George H. Hamilton's funeral set for December 12 at Winslow's, and Benjamin Cole with notice of funeral hereafter. Others include Mary E Merrill of Concord and Newport, John Alfred McInturff aged 15, Amos H. Pruitt, Major General Wallace Fitz Randolph, Ella Sheehan, Ellen Sheehan, Hawkins Jr. at Burlington residence, Mrs. C. F. Todd, and other notices with funeral timings and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth
New York
Brooklyn
Merrill-Mary E
Samuel F. Merril
Concord
N. H
Speare
N H
Portland
McInturff
John Alfred
George F. MciInturff
Thirteenth Street Northwest
J. Ro Wight
Tenth Street
Falls Church
Pruitt
Alton
Amos HL Pruitt
Plainview
Randolph
Wallace Fitz Randolph
New Hampshire Avenue
Philadelphia
Shleehan
Providence Hospital
Ella Sheehan
Sheehan
Ladies’ Auxliary
Knights of St. John
Ellen Sheehan
Nog
R Moorhd
Callan
Taylor
Burlington
Vermont Avenue Northwest
Hawkins, Jr
Cora B Taylor
Todd
M Street Northwest
C. FE Todd
Hearst Praises Harmon in San Francisco Panama Fair Push
New York publisher William Randolph Hearst visited Washington to back San Francisco’s bid for the Panama International Exposition opening in 191. He met President Taft and Judson Harmon and argued New Orleans should not compete but focus on inland waterway development while San Francisco earns the fair to boost regional benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Calle
Willam Randolph Hearst
Washington
Fanama Canal
Hearst
Taft
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Charlton Awaiting Testimony on Extradition Case
Porter Charlton remains in Hudson county custody as U S judge Bellstab grants habeas corpus and certiorari to review extradition to Italy for the murder of his wife Mary Scott Castle Charlton. Proceedings hinge on treaty construction and potential appeals up to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rellstad
Trenton
Errora
Italy
Supreme Court
N. J
Belletab
United States Circuit Court
Porter Charlton
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Charlton
Paul Charlton
Ro Floyd Clarke
Itatian
United State
Tima
Blair
Hudson County Court
Department of State
Hudson County Court of Oyer and Terminer
Knox
State Department
Bellstab
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Hudson County
Rome
Ministry of Justice
American State Department
Porter Chariton
Veteran builder John L King remade Ford's Theater
The funeral of John L King will be held Monday from his son’s Hyattsville residence. A veteran builder with the Army Corps of Engineers, he worked on remodeling Ford's Theater and other government projects including the White House and the government printing office. He served over 30 years in public building work and later contributed to the Soldiers’ Home construction. His practical knowledge made him a respected authority in the field.
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John T. King
Jon's Heanes
Hyattsville
Washington
Hyattaville
John L King
Maryland
Auvenus Hyatteville
King
Engineer Department of the Army
Chain Bridge
White House
Capt Sewell
Corps of Engineers
Ford
United States Soldiers’ Home
Auch
Lawson describes Ohio copper rise and alleged market manipulation
Boston December report on Thomas W. Lawson's testimony in Heinze collateral suit. Lawson says he entered a market campaign with Warfield Keene and Heinze associates to lift Ohio copper stock from 5 to 8 dollars, bought millions of shares from 16 cents, and ceased after a May 1905 rise amid claims stock would be offered but was dumped in large blocks. He asserts stock was closely held and later flooded the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Ohio Copper
F. Augustus Heinze
A. D. F. Adams
Heinze
Henze
Rockwood Hall
Supreme Court
Lawson
Carleg Warfield
F. Augustus Henze
James R. Keene
Warfield
Mesara
Keena
Lawson Higden
Princeton Wrestler Paralyzed After Yale Lock Held
Harold Colling Warren, 20, a Princeton junior from Swarthmore, was paralyzed after a wrestling hold known as the Yale lock caused his neck vertebra to snap during a practice with Maj. D. Griffith of Jenkintown. Warren was carried to the university infirmary and remained conscious as doctors treated him.
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Princeton, N
Princeton University
Harold Colling Warren
Colllege
Swarthmore
University
Warren
George W. Warren
Philadelphia
Maj. D. Griffith
Jenkintown
Griffith
Yale
J. M. Carnochan
Warfren
Artilleryman Drowns After Fall From Army Steamer
Edgar H. Howe, 28, a private in the Thirty sixth company coast artillery corps Fort Mott N J, drowned in the Delaware River between Newcastle and Wilmington. He fell from the army steamer General Howe while standing in the stern on the trip from Fort Dupont Del to Wilmington. Private Wait of the Twelfth company leaped to rescue but Howe sank benumbed before he could be reached. Wolf was picked up.
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Delaware River
General Howe
Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Edgar H. Howe
Thirty Sixth Company
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Mott
N. J
Newcastle
Fort Dupont
White
Wait
Wolf
Virginia-Carolina Chemical stock listed in Paris bourse
Paria Richmond Va December 16 The Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company headquartered here was notified by cable that its common stock had been listed for quotation and sale in Paris bourse Coulisse department. The price jumped two points on the local exchange.
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Richmond Exchange
Paria
Richmond
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company
Cable
Coulisse
Paris
Tariff reform discussed by ex judge Parker at New York banquet
Ex Judge Alton B. Parker and other leaders attended a Merchants' Democratic Association dinner in New York where Parker urged Congress to reduce tariffs and curb combinations restraining trade. He warned against favors to corporations and called for policy that serves the public good over party gain. Other guests included Charles P. Murphy and Winfield A. Huppuch with letters from absent officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John A. Dixon
Merchants’ Democratic Association
Alton B. Parker
Charles P. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Winfield A. Huppuch
Gaynor
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Howard M. Shepard
Parker
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Doctor Hurt In Runaway Near Trinity College
Durham December 1 Dr W F P Ivey father of W R Ivey Trinity College student was thrown from his buggy by runaway horses while visiting a patient in Caldwell county and likely to die tonight. He was transported home after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Durham
N. C
W. FP. Ivey
W. R. Ivey
Trinity College
Bugsy
Caldwell County
Young Ivey
Dr. Ivey
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Sexton
Hattie LeBlanc
Flattie le Blanc
Mra
Lillian M Glover
Cape Breton
F. Harvey's Sons
Embalmere
Ims
Fourteenth ST NW
Frank A. Speare
Geo. P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Pennayivania Co
John EB. Wright
Embalmera
Tn Connection
Premiass
Tenth St
Fhone M
M. J. Falvey
Dade
KALON
Amer
Ceee
Pennsylvania
Ford's
Nege
Princeton
W. P. Ivey
Caldwell County, N.C
Grosner
House of Kuppenheimer
Bob Cae
7Th St. N. W
Hosiery—Sox
Jakks Saltas
BNGMC
Arerers
Seeenses
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