Widow His Target Evidence In Case Ended Murder Trial
In a Boston mass trial a key witness described seeing Mrs Glover near the scene of the shooting of Tarence Follover. The defense pressed to reopen evidence as Miss Hattie Le Blanc faced accusations and the judge clashed with the district attorney over testimony. The defense rested after witnesses placed Mrs Glover near Moody Street the night of the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Hattie le Blanc
Evelyn Thaw
Fambidge
Toyut
Te Blane
Tarence Follover
Une Tria
Melvin M Judson
Tolfie
Lillian M Glover
Mir Johnson
Tohn J Higgins
Johns
Hattie
Bon
Sessim
Jahinson
Johnsen
Neltia Walsh
Wealthim
Moody Street
Seymour Glover
Bond
Tustriet
Higgins
Death notices and funeral details headlined in period obituary column
A dense roll of death notices lists names such as Robert W. Weperson Barnitz Emma M Senermas and Nicholas J Halpine with funeral times and residence addresses in Washington DC area. Notices mention interment at Arlington and services at St Mary church and Holy Trinity with dates December 1910 and local addresses on New York Avenue Northwest. Additional entries include Cordelia Lucy and Eliza Cabell Hubbard with chapel services at 1730 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest and private interments, along with several bereaved families and private services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Avenue
Bensamin F Cole
Halpine
St Vincent's Hospital
New York City
Treant
Nicholas J
Charley
Hubrard
K Street
Jos Garwlers Sons
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ind
Mereu L
Eleventh Street
Luella
Daniel F Merrill Banett
Sargent
Hig
Hiving Street
Brookland
George
Annie Mo Sargent
Hunter Feagle Held in Four-Curder Murder Case
John Feagle, a Kansas City hunter and trapper, was arrested and held as a suspect in the killings of Mrs Emeline Bernhard and three others at the Bernhard farm in Kansas. He gave conflicting statements, claimed disputes over hunting rights, and admitted quarrels with the Bernhards. Bloodied overalls found at his home were tied to the case as investigators press further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John Feagle
Emeline Bernhard
George
Thomas Morgan
James Graves
Bernhard Farm
Kansas
Here
Feagle
Bernhard
Hft Zimmer
Kansan City
Kans
Itia
Feagles
Bernhards
Nory George Bernhard
Morgan
Mrs Bernhardt
George Bernhardt
Qlathe
Zimmer
Sherman Act Case Sets $192000 Bail For 48 Tub Makers
United States seeks bail totaling 192000 for 48 manufacturers indicted on Sherman antitrust charges. District Attorney Frank W Watson and defense attorneys met with Judge Swan to arrange appearances. Defendants argue the pneumatic tool patent used to apply enamel on redhot tubs constitutes a monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United States
Frank W Watson
Watson
Swan
Will of George Myers Declared Invalid in California
San Bernardino Cal Dec 12 The will of George Myers a St Louis tobacco magnate was ruled invalid by the superior court Myers was found of unsound mind when he signed the instrument last April The $6 5 million estate was placed in trust for 75 years for three daughters and grandsons The decision directs the property to pass to the heirs directly as a result
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardine
Cal
George 3 Myers
St Louis
Myers
Dartmouth receives $500000 gift for faculty expansion
Hanover NH December reports Edward Tuck of Paris has donated 4500,000 to Dartmouth College to enlarge and strengthen the teaching force. President Ernest Fox Nicholls announced the gift at a Webster Hall mass meeting. This adds to more than $1,000,000 Mr Tuck has given Dartmouth in the last decade, including the Ames Tuck School of Administration and Finance building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Dartmouth College
Edward Tuck
Paris
Dartmouth
Ernest Fox Nicholls
Webster Hall
Tuck
Ames Tuck School of Administration and Finance
Death of Louis Dohme in Baltimore at 73
Louis Dohme president of Sharp & Dohme druggists died in a Baltimore hospital tonight after a week of illness. He fell ill on the way home from Europe. Death attributed to neuritis fit. Dohme was 73 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dohme
Baltimore
Sharp & Dohme
Europe
Dohme
Licensed to Marry Names and Places in Interwoven Pairs
A list of marriage license designations includes Charles T Hepp of Indiana polg Indians pollg, and Deeilia BM Altho' Rev Andrew J Carey, with pairs tied to Reading Pennsylvania, Charlottesville Virginia, Richmond Virginia, and other locales. The document names multiple couples with ages and officiating ministers, ending with Judge 8 Bundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T Hepp
Indianspollg
Ind
Altho
Andrew J Carey Robert. L. Horton
Reading
Gladys Dunn
H Greyne Wiliam
Halloway
Blaxbeth Boerman
Charlottesvine
Howard Wells John Thompson
Sue W Lumsden
Richmond
Ray Donald C MacLeod
Henry H Small
Ethel G Hunt
James L VeLain
George Brodthage
Marla Brodthage
Wea Schuler
Bundy
Births Recorded in Health Office Ledger
Health office record lists newborns from multiple couples: De Mar a girl, Plunder girl, Messina girl, Godfrey boy, Warren boy, Judson boy, Peck girl, Sherwood boy, Blackintone girl, Lloyd boy, Jenkins boy, Adams boy, West girl, Tolson girl, Simma boy, Coombs boy, and a git noted for Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A
Elizabeth R de Mar
William
Sarah Plunder
Robert GC
Blye Warren
Claude C
Gatchen Judson
Rosario
Mary L. Messina
James W. K
Lucy J Godfrey
Gunton L
Pauline Peck
Clarkson R
Catherine Sherwood
Sarah Blackintone
Luther
Florence Lloyd
Lewie
Susilo Jenkins
Willam H
Annie B Adams
Willem
Lizzie West
Robert J and
Rows A. Millard
Gertrude & Tolson
Edward
Della Simma
Clarence E
Marie Coombs
Tom and
Lucy Johnson
Obscure Obituaries Listing Numerous Local Residents
A condensed obituary list records many individuals with ages and addresses, including Luella E Merrill 1330 auth st me 87, Hamilton W Ballinger 2722 M et nw 67, Edward Johnson Kenilworth 0 8, Margaret Mitchell Washington Home for in surables 80, Cordele L Mayo 68 RT ave nw 2, Henjamn F Cole 148 N Y ave 69, Ramuel Pollock The Bedford 66, John J Hewett US Soldiers Home 92, Mary McLaughlin 3d and Hosts me 78, Frook H O Briet 740 st ow 37, infant children of J W and Lucy J Godfrey jr 317! th xt sw 16 hours, Stella and Norman Vought 10 Irving st aw 1 hour, Laura Wellington Washington As lam Hospital 27, George Hailston Free men’s Hospital 29, Hasanoa Freeman Stoddard Baptist Home 3, Auntie Laws 28 Kenton at mw 37, John W Tiunter 1 Foundry place nw 61, Lucy Bell 16 T st alley nw 0, Walther Carter 14 5th st nw 8&0¢6rs, Harry Watkins Government Hospital for the In vuoa 2 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella E Merrill
Auth St
Hamilton
Ballnger
M Et Nw
Edward Johnson Kenilworth
Margaret. Mitchell Washington
Cordele
J. W
Lucy J Godfrey Jr
Stella
Norman Vought
Irving
Laura Wellington
Washington
Lam Housp
Tal
George Hailston
Men's Hospital
Hasanoa
Walther Carter
5Th St
Harry Watkins Government Hospital
Deaf mourners protest profane film dialogue in Cleveland
Mrs Elmer E Bates a longtime deaf teacher argues films taint entertainment for the deaf as speakers use indecent words. She and a reporter reviewed downtown showings and noted dialogue that required censorship. Mayor Baehr says the issue is too complex for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Vee
Elmer E Bates
Hp Reading
Elevator Drop Injures Many in Cincinnati Building
In Cincinnati at the Union Trust Company building on Mourth and Walnut streets an elevator plunged thirteen floors after a cylinder head blew out in the large engine powering the light system. Emery Hall and David Wilson, in charge of the engine, were badly hurt as the blast and fall occurred while shift changes were made. Passengers included prominent lawyers Morgen Van Meter Julius Frienung and A D Alcorn, plus two women, with eleven others lightly injured and two men believed near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Union Trust Company
Mourth
Speaker Raises Storm Over Federal Pensions Debate
Capt William M Potter told the Civil Service Council of Washington that part time outside interests disqualify federal clerks from new contributory pension benefits. His remarks drew strong opposition as members pressed for discussion before chairmen limited time. A motion opposing a proposed half hour daily workday increase was introduced and adopted.
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Congress
William M Potter
Capt Potter
Civil Service Council of Washington
W. D MacKenzie
D J. Vely
Afid
Charles Bellamy Dead Publisher of Springfield Daily News
Charles Bellamy founder and publisher of the Springfield Daily News died at his home after a three week illness in Springfield Massachusetts. He authored several books and was brother to Edward Bellamy author of Looking Backward. Amelia Young widow of Brigham Young died in Salt Lake City at 72 from paralysis.
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Springfield News
Edward Bellamy
Springfield
Mass
Charles Bellamy
Sprinfield Daily News
Bellamy
Salt Lake, Utah
Amelia
In Asylum May Be Sane Case Draws Psychiatric Inquiry
New York December 12 William A McQuaid guardian to Mrs Georgia Balch widow of a wealthy banker obtained court approval to hire alienists to assess Mrs Balch s mental state He contends the daughter Grace Balch resents her mother and may have confined her in Bloomingdale Asylum due to animosity.
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New York
Georgia Batch
Bloomingdale Asylum
Grace
William A McQuaid
Balch
McQuaitd
Nicaragua Stability Backed By State Department View
Thomas C. Dawson reports the Nicaraguan government sits on a stable political foundation and the United States may safely resume diplomatic relations. Dr Salvador Castrillo, en route as Estrada government representative, is expected to gain recognition as Minister upon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
United States
Thomas C. Dawson
State Department
Salvador Castrillo
Estrada
NEW SIAMESE MINISTER NAMED TO WASHINGTON POST
Phya Maha Nuphab was named Siamese Minister to Washington, succeeding Phya Akharaj Varadhara, who moves to London. The Ohio Society of Washington announced the dinner for January 30 at the Arlington with Justice William R Day presiding as toastmaster and President Taft to respond to the toast in honor of William McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Society of Washington
Arlington
President McKinley
William R Day
Suprema Court
Ohio Society
Taft
William McKinley
Mutiny Crushed in Rio Harbor Fleet Split. 400 Casualties Reported
Battleships Minas Geraes and Sao Paulo sent to safety as loyal troops seize Cobras Island. Mutiny on the harbor’s fort and scuttled naval actions cause about 200 dead and 200 arrested on land, with 300 mutineers killed or wounded. Government vows unconditional surrender.
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Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Minas Geraes
Sao Paulo
Villagainou
Grande Do Sul
Cobras Island
Rio Branco
London
Cabras
Rio Grande del Sur
Corp Peara
Killed by Black Hand in Hoboken Over Tribute Demand
Italian milk-route operator Salvatore Tollizzano, mortally wounded on November 30, told Hoboken police he was shot for refusing to pay a $1,000 Black Hand tribute. He died shortly after. A man claimed to be his lifelong friend was arrested, charged with the crime. Tollizzano had amassed a fortune from his Hoboken milk run and had refused to name his assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
New York
Salvatore Tollizzano
Tilltazano
Nephew Uses Peculiar Voice in Estate Suit
In Fulton Missouri December 12 peculiarities in the late Hugh Smiths voice are cited in ongoing circuit court proceedings by W J Smith of Lynchburg West to prove his claim to the Calaway County estate valued at $10 000. The witness describes the voice alternating from whisper to piercing shriek as he presents his case.
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Fulton, Mo
Hugh Smith
Callaway County
W J Smith
Lynchbore
W J. Smith
$250000 Inheritance Gift To Mrs Reid And Ogden Mills
San Francisco December 12 in a partial estate distribution of the late D O Mills the cash legacies of 250000 were awarded to Ogden Mills and Mrs Whitelaw Reid wife of the American ambassador to Great Britain Each received the same amount in the suit The report notes ongoing Senate addresses and tariff discussions with Senator Young of Iowa preparing to speak and Senator Cummins planning to speak on rules and tariff revision. Fourteen prize corn growers from Southern states arrived in Washington to meet with Secretary Wilson of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Mills
D. Q. Mills
San Francisco
Cal
D. O Mills
Mra Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Washington
Wilson
Department ‘of Agriculture
Retired General Hasbrouck Critically Ill at Home
Brigadier General Henry C Hasbrouck, US Army retired and former commandant at West Point, is critically ill at his Newburgh home after suffering several paralytic strokes and is unconscious.
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Bry
Hasbrouck
Newburgh
Grig
Henry C Hasbrouck
US. A
Weat*Point Military Academy
Dupre Takes Oath in House and Local Traffic Rule
Dupre sworn in to succeed the late Glimore as representative for the Second Louisiana district. Georgetown Citizens Association condemns commissioners order requiring lights on delivery wagons. Shipping notices list movements of ocean steamers from Liverpool and Rotterdam docking around 1 99 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Citizens’ Association
Muriel Morris Uses New Name For Marriage License
Muriel Hen nen Morris formerly Emily Weed Barnes, daughter of Thurlow Weed Barnes and Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard, sought a license under her chosen name after a divorce. The ruling, backed by corporation counsel, allows her to sign the license with her preferred name, reflecting a Kinsman New York family history linked to the Morris and Morris Park lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Morris
Emily Weed Barnes
New York
Muriel Hennen Morris
Tran
Lewis Cassmer O
Barnes
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York Yacht Club
Miss Morris
Francis Morris
Morris Park
David Hennen
Attire Hennen Morris
David
Bronx park commission by Mayor Mc Cielan announces weddings
In 1906 Mies Morris will marry Barrington Moore son of Mr and Mrs Clement C Moore on December 20. Moore is a Yale forestry graduate and serves in the United States forestry service. He is stationed at Silver City, New Mexico. He is two years old. His town address is the Hotel Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Park Commission
McCielan
Mies Morris
Barrington Moore
Clement C. Moore
Wife Wins Second Divorce in Ackerman Case
New York December 12 The court of appeals affirms a divorce granted to Nellie H Ackerman from Charles M Ackerman now of Baltimore on grounds of abandonment and bigamy after his second marriage to a woman living with him as his wife The couple married in Brooklyn in 1889 he sued for divorce to Florida and won though his wife was not served He married his present wife in Ocala Florida in 1891 after obtaining the decree The first wife tried to have him indicted for bigamy but the grand jury did not act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of Appearls
Nellie H. Ackerman
Charles M. Ackerman
Baltimore
Ackerman
Brooklyn
Florida
Ocala
Fila
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James E Dumas
Waltham
Johnson
Mr Johnson
Defendant
Burne-Jones
Kip- Hngs
Washington Post
Thebimatl Inquirer
Jeveland Plain Center
Providence Journal
Chicago Record Herald
Rochester Herald
Fuffalo Court of St Louis Republic
New York Times
Paul Plowest
Boston Globe
Syracuse Post Standard Philadelphia Partte Lelaer
Sergeon
Tor
Cain
Malu
A. Costello
Funfhal
Imbaimer
Conaeetc
RB. Pumphrey & Son
Funbalmers Chapel
Pemkes
Marland Heanse Frockeite
Frank Geier’s Sons
Nis
WE. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank
Spraaf Mar
Geo. P. Zurhorst
J. William Bee
aArdenbilmer
Morlern Crematorium
Bloest
Watn
John
Commodiouy Vbane
Telephone North
WM. H
Sardo & CO
Tisepal
Embalmers
Lincoln
Dooklet
Falvey
Tokalon Wine CO
Phena
Trapper
California
G. S. Myers
Tobacco King
Health Office Record
Ingurea
Speaker
Pension
New York Institution
Oho Society Plana
Milady
Harris
Lavallieres
R. Harris& CO
the Jewelers
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Min
Ana
Liverpool
Pretoria
Hamburg
Siasconset—Noordam
Rotterdam
W. &.J. Sloane
H Street
Louisiana Lottery
Wilfred Barrington Moore
Forestry Service
ROVE
ELK Grove
Loraine
Golden & CO
District of Columbia
Louisiana Ave
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