Notice of Marriage and Death In Washington Post Listings
Notices indicate marriages and deaths registered in the Washington Post will be distributed at no extra charge to several sister papers including New York Times Baltimore Sun Boston Globe Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Saint Louis Republic and more.
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Washington Post
EW York Times
Ultimore Serald Oston Globe
Lffalo Courier
Incinnati Enquirer
Hicago Record Herald
Thiladelfhia Public Ledger
Ittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Loli Republic
Byrac Post Standard
ST Pauls Pioneer Press
Minneapolis
Tribuye
Sleveland Plain Dealer
Marriages Licenses and Obituaries Across Several Counties
Licenses to marry listed for multiple couples across Montgomery Prince George and others. Obituaries note deaths including Cookshy, Francis, and Stone families with funeral details and locations. Fragments mention dates in December and residence cues, with several names and relationships cited.
Health Office Record Deaths Tsfant and Bethune
Health office records list multiple deaths with ages and addresses. Names include Jenn H, Lucilan F Bethune, Morris Hepner, Arthur B Walker, Regina Fo Waiers, and others aged from under 2 to 85. Locations referenced include Washington and specific streets, with hospital ties and residential notes.
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Tsfant
Jenn H
Lucilan
Bethune
Tharles
S Nw
Mitlam
Valley St
Mary Fo
Arthur
Walker
TE St Ne
Regina Fo
Waiers
Undertakers Offer First Class Funeral Services
W R Speare and Joseph Gawler advertise as premier funeral directors and embalmers in Washington D C with long established service since 1850. They promote best quality, moderate prices, and prompt attention to all arrangements at 940 F Street N W and office numbers 4290 and 4281.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Joseph Gawler
Mura
Paavo
Ari
RA. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street
John R. Wright
Tenth Street
Trustees Grant Big Funds For Scientific Research
A report details grants totaling 355 070 dollars awarded in the year to anthropology astronomy bibliography botany chemistry engineering exploration geophysics geology history paleontology physics physiology psychology and zoology. Trustees approved twenty four research assistants and 25000 dollars for support. Projects include experimental prology stations at Cold Spring Harbor and Dry Tortugas and new departments in economics sociology and international terrestrial magnetism research. Two special grants funded an archaeological expedition to the Trans Caspian region and related geophysicist work.
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Lumalier
Cold Spring
Bar
L. I
Dry Tortugas
Fla
Dureaus
Trans- Caspian
John §. Billings
John L. Cadwalader
Cleveland H. Dodge
William W. Frew
Daniel C. Gil
Dulany Litigation Heads To Supreme Court Adjudication
Legal contest over the Waggaman estate moves toward United States Supreme Court review. Dulany elected trustee in bankruptcy of the Thomas B H Waggaman estate, confirmed by Referee Andrew Bradley and to be ratified by Justice Anderson, will take charge and pursue extensive litigation. Creditors expect a five year plus process. details include claims by Donato Sharrett and others, alleged misinvestment by Waggaman, and a potential removal of trusteeship with Hamilton & Colyers for the complainants.
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Waggaman Estate
United ‘States Supreme Court
Megr. Sbarretti
H. Rozner Mulany
Thomas BH. Waggamnan
Andréw Bradley
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Sday
Dulany
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Wagguipan
United States Supreme Court
Focal Bar
Dilieny
Diaeusa
Lattan
Lattan In Conneeen With the Cranafsr By Mr. Wanauman
Hig Weluanio
Catholic Universlty
América
Bradley
Donato Sharrett
Canada
Washington
Alice A. Lavender
Stephen Franklin
John P. Franklin
Thomas J. Waggaman
John P .Franklin
Stephen P Franklin
Mr. Waggaman
P Serong
Waggaman
Faggs
Hamilton & Colyers
Saloneff Sentenced in Plehve Murder Case at Petersbu
The Court of Appeals convicted Sasoneff of murdering Russian Interior Minister von Plehve and sentenced him to life with hard labor, while accomplice Sikori tski received twenty years. The trial, held behind closed doors, featured extraordinary police precautions and a restrained street response from crowds.
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At. Petersburg
Sasoneff
von Plehve
Sikiorifsky
Court of Appeals
Law Courts
Ordnance Factory
Stars and Stripes
Maximovich
Selivanoff
Wilken
Delaroff
Remezoff
Count Gondovich
Ufa
Innocent Woman Denies Assisted by Husband in Case
The accused woman tells reporters at the Tombs she is innocent and hopes the newspapers stress that her husband has not left her. She says a cable to Dr Chadwick would bring him back by steamer and that she will have more to say after others finish talking.
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Pach
Dently
Chadwick
Chadwick Arrival Sparks Cleveland Bond and Court Drama
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick's homecoming to Cleveland triggers police and federal preparations as crowds gather. Bonds rise to 405000 and possibly 82590 while prosecutors consider multiple indictments and a forged Carnegie note. The federal marshal will transfer her to his office for bond proceedings and potential jail if bail cannot be posted.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
Koehler
United States
Chandler
Chadwick
New York
Keeler
Cuyahoga County
Carnegie
Associated Press
Frank M. Chandler
Federal Building
Federal Court
Deaths across cities mark grim December notes
A multi-city obituary blurb reports deaths including J C Brown in Brooklyn after pneumonia at age about fifty two. It notes his nineteen years as statistician of the produce exchange and his Washington government service. Also announced are the deaths of Miss Achsah Ely at Vassar, Joseph Mora in New York, Stanley Winslow MacGurn in Yale infirmary, Mrs Adeline Armour in Kansas City, and actor Charles Weber Weston in Denver.
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R. 5. Woodward
Columbia University
New York City
Carnegie Institution
Board of
Willard Hotel
Daniel C. Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Woodward
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Geological Survey
Gilman
New York
Brown
Product Exchange
Brooklyn
Exchange
Hrrown
Produce Exchange
Waghington
Joseph M. Mora
Charles de Witt & Co
Wall Street
Mr. Mora
Cuba
Revolutionary Party
Spain
Havana
Isle Fernando Po
New Or
New Haven
Conn
Stanlefon Winslow MacGurn
Milwaukee
Yale University
Yale
Foster MacGurn
Kansas City
Adeline H. Armour
A.W. Armour
Kirkland B. Armour
Charles W. Armour
Packers
Armour
Vernon Center
N. Y
Denver
Charles He Wiber
Charles Weston
Age Old Secret to Youth and Beauty Promoted by Dr Pierce
A historic health ad touts women’s vitality through Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. It urges self knowledge of the female body, recommends the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, and cites a Cambridge Maryland testimonial. The piece notes the product’s long market history and promotes its use as a tonic and related laxative option.
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People's Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
M. D
RB. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Federal case looms over county indictments in Chadwick matter
Prosecutor Keeler and United States District Attorney Sullivan outline the federal inquiry focusing on Mrs. Chadwick and two associates. Reynolds spent over an hour in the jury room detailing business dealings with the woman as the government signals a strong push in the case. The depth of the federal proceedings is expected to influence related county indictments and future actions depending on the trial outcome. Edmund Powers presence remains undecided.
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Castle L. Chadwick
Wade Park
Herbert W. Bell
Chadwick
Reynolds
Ohio
Edmund W. Powers
Keeler
United States
Sullivan
Spear
Beckwith
Judge Olcott a Victim of Mrs Chadwick Scheme
Ex judge William M. Olcott says he believed Mrs Chadwick and became a victim after she sought Gov Frank B. Black and his law firm to help her settle affairs in Cleveland. He describes advances, securities claims, and a $1,000 repayment, plus ongoing attempts by Chadwick to hire the firm again.
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New York
Chadwick
William M. EK. Olcott
Frank 8
Black
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Oberlin College
Mr. Olcott
Town
Mr. Carnegie
Mra
Gov. Black
Minister Claims Secrets In Chadwick Case
Rev A H Jolly, who united Mrs Chadwick with his cousin Dr Leroy Chadwick, says he holds important secrets linked to the Chadwick case but will not discuss them publicly. He pleads for fair play for the wronged woman and denies forged paper rumors while noting court proof is pending.
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Chadwick
Pittsburg
A. H. Jolly
Leroy S. Chadwick
Mr. Jolly
Selbert
James W. Friend
Friend
Mrs Chadwick’s Brussels Expenses Highlight Debt Claims
In Brussels Mrs Chadwick faced multiple claims including $18,000 owed to a jeweler and $12,000 to a lace merchant. Her stay appeared lavish with hotel bills around $30 per day, illustrating the scale of her expenditures during the spell abroad.
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Brussels
Beckwith vs Chadwick details of Carnegie note settlement
In Oberlin on December 11 President Heck testifies about Dr Chadwick and Mrs Chadwick in the Carnegie note case. He recounts telegrams from August 192? and a Cleveland meeting where Chadwick promised immediate funds. Chadwick handed Beckwith two $10,000 checks for notes, with Heck suggesting Chadwick knew of his wife’s actions and implying wider joint dealings.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Heckwith
Chadwick
America
Europe
Dr. Chadwick
Carnegie
Cleveland
Buslid Avenue
New York
Warone
Mra Chadwick
G L. Beckwith
Leroy S. Chadwick
Detroit Jeweler Refuses $60,004 Chadwick Order After Cash Deals
W A Sturgeon, a Detroit jeweler, testified that Cassie Chadwick bought about 410,000 in jewelry and fur, paying cash, then later gave notes for more. He traveled to Cleveland to check on the notes and insisted on cashing them, ultimately declining to fill a $60,000 order.
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Detroit
Chadwick
Mich
W. A Sturgeon
Cassie L. Chadwick
Cleveland
Chadwicks in Paris Cheerful After Reading Chadwick Case
Dr Leroy S Chadwick of Cleveland and his daughter visited Paris to review American newspaper accounts of Mrs Cassie Chadwick. They spent the morning reading papers and afternoon shopping on the avenue, returning in a cheerful mood. The doctor declined to comment on Andrew Carnegie's subpoenas.
Detachable Soles Revolutionizes British Footwear
A British invention promises shoes with removable heels and soles without altering overall appearance. The L B Patents Syndicate Limited claims a simple design. a Leeds factory is active. U.S. patent held by L B Patents Shoe Company. Edward W Creecy presides. Also notes ocean steamers arrivals and Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion.
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L, B Patents Syndicate, Limited
Leeds
England
L B Patents
United States
Corcoran
Fifteenth
F Streets
Edward W Creecy
Washington
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The
Carnegie Institute
Daniel Gilman
John S Billings _ SA
Charles D Walcott
Board of Trustees
Mottution
Andrew Carnegie
Aint
Fo Sebastian
Rose E Wood
Montgothers Ownry Wa
Frakwallagher
Addie Strother
Herbert Lea S Jr
Huth Johnson
Haria
Ko Meek
Gertie B Owen
Prince George Counts
Bernard Gattings
Florence Conwell
Matha Lab
Clara E Mahr
Jean WP Best
Darnstoan Md
Doula Leck
James/ Pollard
Ellen Robeson
Stanich Bultelmer
York Springs
Tia Rihanieon
Marv i Janes
Claredur
Adam J Washington
Craig Jackeon
Side Werlebt
Janie
Toad
Ming
Coelgaa
Prom
Francis
Brunday
Grace Church
Edna Ma Tie
Johnson T
Carolina i
Margaret Ritchie
Rott Kreg
Health Office Record
Undertakers
William Lee
Perinsylvata Aven& Telephon
George P. Zarhorst
AMD
Federal
Baat Capitol St
Mer. Sbarretti A Creditor
Chesapeake Md
Rhott
Jamaica
Medford
Saloneff
Plehve
Abettor
Grand Jury
J. C. Brown
New York Product Exchange
Poughkeepsie
Mise Achsah M Ely
Vassar College
Thelberg
Manatapan
Vassar
Judge Olcott
Irf Reynolds
Severance
Belgium
Leroy
Etoile
Helge
Tand Tze
Icrand Prize
Igrand Prize
Hunter
Baltimore
ST. Louis Exposition
H. Neumeyer
St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Srand Prize
Crang
LI Crand
Krand
Crand
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bovie
Liverpool
Georgia
London
Mesaba
Hood
Morton C. Stout 0
Rocker
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Corner
7Th and
D Sts
California
A. Collins
Burlington, Vt
A Morris
Jackson Bros
Seventh Street
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