Widow His Target Evidence In Case Ended
In a heated session at the trial of Hattie Le Blanc the jury heard witnesses about the night of Terrence Glover’s murder. Glover’s dying declaration was contested as defense counsel Johnson pressed to reopen the case while district attorney Higgins and Judge Bond clashed over witness control and decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Hattie le Blanc
Evelyn Thaw
Sessim
Jahinson
Johnsen
Neltia Walsh
Wealthim
Moody Street
Bond
Tustriet
Higgins
Obituary notices from December 1910 occurrence list
A series of death and funeral notices for multiple individuals dated December 1910. Entries include Robert W. P. Barnitz, Emma M. Senermas, Eliza Cabell Hubbard, Cordelia Lucy, and Mary White, with residence addresses in Washington DC and surrounding areas. Details list dates of death, funeral arrangements, interment plans, and associated family names.
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
Feagle Held in Murder of Four on Kansas Farm
Kansas City dec 12 John Feagle a hunter and trapper was arrested early today and held as a suspect in the murder of Mrs Emeline Bernhard her son George Thomas Morgan and James Graves whose bodies were found at the Bernhard farm in Kansas 26 miles south of here last Saturday Feagle freely discussed his quarrel with the Bernhards denied guilt and was questioned three hours by H FT Zimmer police chief He said he found two bloody overalls hidden in a closet and admitted quarreling with the Bernhards over hunting on his farm He described a Wednesday visit to Bernhardt home and said cries of distress were heard later he saw two hunters leaving the Bernhardt area from Shawnee He maintains innocence while authorities seek to confront the two hunters and locate other leads
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
Detroit Enamel Bath Tub Makers Face 192000 Bail
United States seeks 192000 bail for 48 manufacturers and firms indicted on Sherman antitrust charges. District Attorney Frank W Watson and defense lawyers met with Judge Swan to arrange appearances. The defense argues the pneumatic tool patent used to apply enamel is a monopoly itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United States
Frank W Watson
Watson
Swan
Will of George Myers Declared Invalid in California
San Bernardino Cal December 12 The superior court declared the will of George Myers a St Louis tobacco manufacturer invalid finding he was not of sound mind when he signed it last April The will valued at 6 5 million involved property placed in trust for 75 years for three daughters and grandsons The decision redirects the property to Myers heirs and changes the trust outcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardine
Cal
George 3 Myers
St Louis
Myers
Dartmouth Receives $500000 Gift From Edward Tuck
Hanover NH December 12 Edward Tuck Paris donor and Dartmouth College graduate class of 1862 announced by President Ernest Fox Nicholls at Webster Hall mass meeting, a gift of 500000 to enlarge and strengthen the teaching force. This pushes his total gifts to the college over 1 million 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 after a week of illness. He fell ill on the way home from Europe and death was due to neuritis fit. Dohme was 73 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dohme
Baltimore
Sharp & Dohme
Europe
Dohme
Licensed to Marry in a Patchwork of Names and Places
A fragmented license notice lists multiple couples and officiants across diverse locales including Indianspolg Indiana Reading Pennsylvania Richmond Virginia Charlottes vine and Schuler. The groom Charles T Hepp 26 and bride Deeilia BM Altho' Rev Andrew J Carey are joined by others such as Gladys Dunn 22 and Rev H Greyne William 38, with witnesses and officials including Judge 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
Health Office Births Record From A Local Journal
Birth notices list numerous families welcoming newborns including De Mar, Plunder, Messina, Godfrey, Judson, Warren, and other surnames. Entries show multiple girls and boys born to pairs such as William and Sarah Plunder, Rosario and Mary L Messina, and Robert GC with Blye Warren, among others. The text appears as an archival births ledger with fragmented entries and partial names.
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 elderly and infant names listed across multiple institutions
A scanned OCR listing names and ages tied to addresses and facilities such as Washington Home for In curables, U S Soldiers Home, Free men’s Hospital, Stoddard Baptist Home, and Government Hospital. Entries include Luella Merrill aged 87, Ramuel Pollock 66, infant children hours old, and several residents or patients with ages ranging from newborn to 92, often with street addresses and institutions. The fragmentary text reads like a roll call of residents and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella E Merrill
Hamilton
Ballnger
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
T St Alley
Walther Carter
5Th St
Harry Watkins Government Hospital
Deaf Mutes Decry Profanity in Films Calls for Censorship
Mrs Elmer E Bates, longtime teacher of the deaf, leads a protest in Cleveland against foul language in moving pictures. She and supporters demand four point censorship by manufacturers, arguing films rob the deaf of enjoyment since they can hear the on screen dialogue. Mayor Baehr says the issue is too deep for him to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Vee
Elmer E Bates
Hp Reading
Elevator Drops Thirteen Floors in Cincinnati Building
In Cincinnati a Union Trust Company building accident this evening killed or fatally injured two men Emery Hall and David Wison, while eleven others were slightly hurt. An explosion due to a blown cylinder head on the generator engine released a blast that sent an elevator rushing down thirteen floors. Passengers included prominent lawyers Morgen Van Meter Julius Frienung and A D Alcorn, plus two women. Safety brakes prevented higher loss of life. The incident occurred at Mourth and Walnut streets as shift changes began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Union Trust Company
Mourth
SPEAKER RAISES STORM OVER PENSION BILL
Capt William M Potter argued that government employees who split time with outside interests should not gain from new contributory pension plans for Federal clerks. His remarks at a Civil Service Council of Washington meeting drew strong opposition as lawmakers debated pension bills and a plan to add a half hour to the workday was introduced by D J Vely and adopted unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William M Potter
Capt Potter
Civil Service Council of Washington
W. D MacKenzie
D J. Vely
Afid
Bellamy Dead Founder of Springfield Daily News
Charles Bellamy founder and publisher of the Springfield Daily News died at his home after a three week illness. He authored several books and was brother to Edward Bellamy author of Looking Backward. Amelia Fel t8am Young widow of Brigham Young died in Salt Lake City at 72, paralysis listed as cause. she inspired Amelia's palace in early Utah history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield News
Edward Bellamy
Springfield
Mass
Charles Bellamy
Sprinfield Daily News
Bellamy
Salt Lake, Utah
Amelia
In Asylum May Be Sane Says Guardian
William A McQuaid guardian of Mrs Georgia Balch filed in New York seeking court permission to hire alienists to assess the widow of a wealthy banker confined at Bloomingdale Asylum. He argues the daughter Grace harbors long standing bitter animosity toward her mother and seeks to prove the woman’s mental state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georgia Batch
Bloomingdale Asylum
Grace
William A McQuaid
Balch
McQuaitd
Nicaragua Quiet Under Stable Government Says U S
Thomas C. Dawson of the State Department reports Nicaragua rests on a stable foundation and the United States may safely resume diplomatic relations. The Es trada government plans to appoint Dr Salvador Castrillo as minister and is expected to seek recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
United States
Thomas C. Dawson
State Department
Salvador Castrillo
Estrada
Siamese minister named to Washington post succeeds Varadhara
Phya Maha Nuphab is appointed Siamese Minister to Washington, replacing Phya Akharaj Varadhar, while Varadhar moves to London. The Ohio Society of Washington dinner on January 30 will honor President McKinley with Justice Day as toastmaster and President Taft to respond to the toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Society of Washington
Arlington
President McKinley
William R Day
Suprema Court
Ohio Society
Taft
William McKinley
Mutiny In Rio Island Barracks Suppressed At Sea
Government loyalist forces seized Cobras Island from mutinous marines after a bombardment that left about 200 dead and 200 wounded on shore and 10 government casualties. The revolt involved marines at the Cabras fortress and some sailors. the two dreadnoughts Minas Geraes and Sao Paulo were moved to Villagoa Nu, with the rest of the fleet leaving Rio harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Salvatore Tollizzano, an Italian milk-route owner in Hoboken, died after being shot on November 30 for allegedly refusing to pay a $1,000 tribute to the Black Hand. He told Hoboken police before dying that he was targeted for his defiance, and a man believed to be a longtime friend of Tollizzano was arrested on suspicion of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
New York
Salvatore Tollizzano
Tilltazano
Queer Voice as Evidence in Estate Suit
In Fulton Missouri on December 12, W J Smith of Lynchburg West Virginia pursues a claim to the Hugh Smith estate valued at 10000 dollars. The nephew’s bid hinges on the peculiarities of Hugh Smith’s late voice as recorded in testimony, alternating between whisper and piercing shriek. The circuit court proceedings focus on the estate dispute and the alleged use of voice as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton, Mo
Hugh Smith
Callaway County
W J Smith
Lynchbore
W J. Smith
$250 000 for Mrs Reid in Mills estate split
In San Francisco in a partial distribution of the late D O Mills estate Ogden Mills and Mrs Whitelaw Reid received $250 000 each in cash. Also noted is Senator Young of Iowa planning to address the Senate while Senator Cummins plans tariff revision discussions. Fourteen prize winning corn growers arrived in Washington as guests of 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
General Hasbrouck Critically Ill at Newburgh Home
Brigadier General Henry C Hasbrouck US Army retired former commandant at West Point is critically ill at his Newburgh home after suffering several paralytic strokes and is unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bry
Hasbrouck
Newburgh
Grig
Henry C Hasbrouck
US. A
Weat*Point Military Academy
Dupre Takes Oath in House of Representatives
H Garland Dupre was sworn in to succeed the late L Glimore in Louisiana's Second District. The Georgetown Citizens' Association condemned a city order requiring lights on delivery wagons. Ocean steamship movements include ANA from New York via Liverpool and Noordam from Rotterdam to New York docking around 1:99 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Citizens’ Association
Muriel Morris Changes Name To Get Marriage License
Muriel Hen nen Morris formerly Emily Weed Barnes wins a ruling to sign her marriage license under a chosen name after a 1897 divorce from Thurlow Weed Barnes. She is connected to New York political and racing families, including Lewis Cass Ledyard, Alfred Morris, and the Morris Park circle, with ties to the Louisiana lottery lineage and the Jockey Club founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Muriel Hennen Morris
Emily Weed Barnes
Tran
Lewis Cassmer O
Barnes
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York Yacht Club
Miss Morris
Francis Morris
Morris Park
David Hennen
Attire Hennen Morris
David
Mies Morris to Wed Barrington Moore in 1906
Bronx park commission by Mayor Mc Cielan announces the 1906 engagement of Mies Morris to Barrington Moore son of Mr and Mrs Clement C Moore The Yale forestry graduate and U S Forestry Service employee is stationed in Silver City New Mexico at present He is two years old and his family lives at the Hotel Belmont
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Park Commission
McCielan
Mies Morris
Barrington Moore
Clement C. Moore
Wife Wins Second Divorce In Bigamy Case
New York reports the court affirms Nellie H Ackerman's divorce from Charles M Ackerman now in Baltimore. Married in Brooklyn in 1889, he sued for Florida divorce on abandonment and won though she was not served. He wed his present wife in Ocala Florida in 1891, prompting the first wife to seek bigamy indictments, which the grand jury did not pursue.
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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Fambidge
Toyut
Te Blane
Tarence Follover
Une Tria
Melvin M Judson
Tolfie
Lillian M Glover
Mir Johnson
Tohn J Higgins
Johns
Hattie
Bon
Seymour Glover
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 Frockeilte
Frank Geier’s Sons
Nis
WE. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A
Spraaf Mar
Geo
P. Zurhorst
J. William Bee
aArdenbilmer
Commodious Chapel
Morlern Crematorium
Bloest
Watn
John AF Wright CO
Embalmars
Harvey's Sons
Funerat Dirtor
Embalmers
Commodiouy
Telephone North
WM. H Sardo & CO
Tisepal
Midero Chenet
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
Muriel Morris
Louisiana Lottery
Wilfred Barrington Moore
Forestry Service
ROVE
ELK Grove
Loraine
Golden & CO
District of Columbia
Louisiana Ave
Newspap
Imphaa
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