Insanity Defense Delays Schenk Trial Until January 9
Laura Farnworth Schenk, charged with attempted murder by poison,获得延期至1月9日以 allow defense to obtain depositions from witnesses outside the state. Affidavits claim ancestors were of unsound mind and allege detectives plotted a false case. Schenk remains in county jail. husband convalesces. Also notes War Department assigns officers to general staff positions for next year.
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Wheeling Packen
Wheeling
W Va
Laura Farnworth Schenk
John ©. Schenk
Jordan
Criminal Court
Joseph Farnworth
Samantha J Newton
Howard J Pryor
Washington County
Ohio
Farnworth
Mra Schenk
A. Thomas
Pittsburge
Samuel Boyes
John E McMahon Slath
Frank Ro McC‘oy
Ant Frank A Wilcox
Thurleth
War Department
Tominsson Barker Married in Baltimore Ceremony
Married couple Prask Tomlinsson and Bovlah Barker unite in a December 2018 ceremony in Baltimore Maryland. The couple resides at 524 Third Street Northwest.
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Tominsson
Barker
Baltimore
Prask Tomlinsson
Bovlah
Barker Low
Third Street
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements listed
Multiple death notices from December 1910 outline ages, residences, funeral times and locations at Rock Creek Church Arlington National Cemetery St Marys Church and local addresses. Names include Ager Barnite Reneman Downing Cochbahler Mayo Mulhall Stilman Sargent and others with interment details and requested attendance.
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Ageit
Oamat
Attevine
Bonk Bradford
David G Barnite
Milenda
Wilmington del
York Ant
Northumberland
Renerman
New York
Spencer N Reneman Vuneral
Arlington Crandalis
Tae
Jose Crandall
Downing
Mary Shepheard
John A Downing
St Marya Episcopal Church
Hpm
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Papeas
OU Heorhier
KK Cochbobhler
St Marys Church
Baltimore
Tanel
James Wo VieGill
Poom
Friends
Cordllla Lucy
Lucy Caroline Mayo
Jos Gawlers Sons
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pinate Mulhall
Stephen J . Mulhall
Mulhall
Ballston Va
Tis
Callendar
Falls Church
Arlington Cemetery
Loyal Legion OF the United States
District of Columbia
Caiderie
Rucca
Stilman
Elizabeth
James H_ Stilman
W W
J H_ Stilman
Holy Trinity Church
OFFENSIVE PORTER JAILED AT NEW YORK STATION RACKET
A New York Grand Central porter accused of abusive demands and insult to a traveler led to a police arrest. Carl I Scottford of Utica spoke up when porter Byron Charles demanded a quarter, threatening to call a policeman. The porter, convicted previously, was jailed after Magistrate Herrman ordered arrest and fine. Robert Buist, millionaire seedman and head of the Robert Buist Company, died of pneumonia after weeks of illness.
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Grand Central Station
Herrman
SorkyiMe
Carl I. Scottford
Utica
Byron PF Charles
Spottford
Charles
Preen
House
Columbia
Robert
Thniadelphia
Robert Buist
Robert Bust Company
Brazil disarms ships after naval mutinies
Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports radical changes in the Brazilian navy after two mutinies. The government orders disarmament of the Sao Paulo Minas Geraes Deodora and Bahia. crews imprisoned on Villegaignon Island. Mutineers to be tried by military courts. sailors from the earlier mutiny to be expelled.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Minas Gelaes
Deodora
Bahia
Villegaignon
Senor Silva
Branco
Marine Corps
Baron Branco
Salso’s
Niagara Wrecks Lifeboat In Falls Trip
Special to The Washington Post Niagara Falls Dec 13 The Mitchell Ufeboat intended for a Niagara Falls run by Bobby Leach of Whirlpool fame wrecked during a trip over Horseshoe Falls The craft surfaced nose broken and top damaged then flipped bottom up and caught below Bass Eddy on the Canadian side The voyage ended with Mrs Anne Lidson Taylor still the waterfall queen despite the mishap
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Washington Post
Niagara Falls
Mitchell
Horseshoe Falls
Wfe Mitchell
Bass Eddy
Tragic double tragedy in Malden man kills wife then self
In Malden Massachusetts on December 13 Alonzo Campbell shot his wife at her father's home during a domestic quarrel. Campbell then placed the revolver in his mouth and killed himself after the argument, as family members attempted to intervene.
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Malden
Alonzo Campbell
Toth
Campbell
Siamese twin-like twins born with three lungs and joined bodies
Puzzling birth at the Homeopathic Hospital involved twins joined from neck to waist. They had two heads two arms and legs two hearts and three lungs arranged for a single breathing apparatus. Autopsy showed normal internal organs and strong development. If they had lived they would have rivaled famous historic twins.
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Homeopathic Hospital
William R. Buchanan
Buchanan
Seven Massachusetts mayors win reelection in 14 cities
Boston May 7 183 results show little turnover in 14 Massachusetts cities. Eight incumbents sought reelection and seven were successful led by Samuel F Fletcher Chicopee John M Meehan Lowell George H Fall Maiden Eugene H Moore Melrose Robert E Burke Newburyport Hugh D Murray Woburn plus Fred erick A Dodge Beverly Herbert P Walgatt Everett Charles S Taylor Medford R D Adams Salem and Charles A Burna Somerville. One incumbent mayor James E Rich Tyne lost to William H Connery.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Lynn
Commission
Samuel F Fletcher
Chicopee
John M Meehan
Lowell
George H Fall
Maiden
Eugene H Moore
Melrose
Robert E Burke
Newburyport
Hugh D Murray
Woburn
James Logan
Worcester
James E Rich
Tyne
William H Connery
Frederick A. Dodge
Beverly
Herbert P. Walgatt
Everett
Charles S Taylor
Medford
R D Adams
Roosevelt Praise Sets Tone At New Haven Chautauqua
Former President Theodore Roosevelt spoke on inter state commerce powers and constitutional aims, urging wise use of new social and economic remedies. He arrived in New Haven to a warm crowd, greeted by Col I M Ullman and other officials. A Yale dinner attracted prominent figures, including Hadley and Stokes, with Gov Weeks absent.
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Harris Ewing
John N. Huston
The
United States
Harvey M. Lewis
Everett Dufour
Col Roosevelt
New York
Chamber
Col Rosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Gov Weeks
Meriden
Grand Army of the Republic
John E. Gilman
Yale University
Ullman
Charlies E. Julin
Hadley
Anson Phelps Stokes
Yate
Frank B. Hall
State Supreme Court of Errors
Rice
New Haven
Rollin S&s. Woodruff
Phinas C
Millionaire Ida Von Claussen Files Mock Judgments
Ida Von Claussen arrived at the county clerk’s office with a paper attempting a $1,000,000 judgment against Theodore Roosevelt and several officials. She said she would file under her inalienable rights, throwing the document and a small amount of money at the clerk. The clerk refused to file and placed the papers in the safe for safekeeping.
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Ida von Claussen
Washington Post
New York
Vatican
Rome
Pius X
Theodore Roosevel
Robert Bacon
France
Charles Graves
United States
Sweden
von Claussen
Mrs. von Claussen
Mr Roosevelt
Italian floods rise as king plans visit to aid districts
In northern Italy floods worsen with rising waters from heavy rains. King Victor plans a visit to inundated areas to bolster residents. Leghorn reports partial city flooding and railway damage with boats delivering provisions. Pisa notes Arno river overflow flooding parts of the city. Soldiers and civilians aid victims as some villages become isolated.
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Victor
Rome
Italy
Leghorn
Pisa
Arno
Virginia physicians charged in postal germ cases
Richmond authorities and Washington agents pursue charges against Virginia doctors accused of postal law violations by mailing broken germ tubes. Postmaster reports ongoing surveillance as more violators are named, with fear that Christmas gifts could spread disease from contaminated tubes.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Charles H Saffel
Washington
Virginia
Edgar Allen, Jr
rAgent
Saffer
Burglar Cuts Auburn Hair in Seattle Robbery
A yet unidentified burglar entered Miss Bertha M. Parks's Seattle home on East Rider Street while she slept with her sister. He cut three feet of auburn hair from her head and escaped with other items left untouched on the dresser including jewels and watches. Heavy muddy footsteps marked the scene as Miss Parks required medical care for her distress.
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Washington Post
Seattle
Wash
Bertha M. Parks
East Rider Street
Chantable Work Shown in Associated Charities Report
The annual report shows more families aided and broader scope. It notes 63,693 people visited and 35,842 calls to assist. Agents conducted 11,000 family visits and volunteers made 700 extra trips, marking a very satisfactory year.
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Associated Charities
Dr White argues lay juries wrong
Dr William White, superintendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane in Washington, told the New York Society of Medical Jurisprudence that freeing insane patients via habeas corpus by lay juries is a dis grace to society and modern civilization. He cited cases where lay juries released insane patients while sane individuals were recommitted.
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New York
New York Society of Medical Jurisprudence
William White
Government Hospital For
Washington,dc
Births and deaths listed in health office records
Births include multiple pairs with parents and children such as 8 Britton girl and 2 boys with listed mothers. deaths cite Mary EB White 76, Franey Lochbuehler 81, Emme Heneiman 75, Jeremiah Masterson 66, Frank B Hazelton 63, Elizabeth Spilman 1028 36th st nw, and several others at various hospitals and addresses. entries note ages and locations across the district.
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Mary EB White
L Stow
Franeiy Lochbuehler
Emme “ Heneiman
Ave
Jeremiah Masterson
Government Hospital For the Insane
Frank B Hazelton
Government’ Hospital For the Insane
Elizabeth A Spilman
36Th St Nw
Samuel Anderson
Georgetown University Hospital
John Dickton
Washington Asylum Hospital
James Carter
P Ste
James Neldon
Mar Green
Mary Spearer
Clifton St Nw
Henry ‘Tavior Emergency Hospital
Gabriel Adams Casustry Hospital
Joseph Clark Washington Asylum Hospital
Matilda Curtis
Love Wireless Scheme Ends in Arrest in Groveville
James Coleman, a Groveville youth, is jailed for assaulting farmer Henry Green after a deceptive wireless courtship between Green’s daughter Miss Minerva Green and Coleman’s blocking efforts. The scheme used a wireless key and two operators, one posing as the girl, to lure Coleman. Green, who later learned of the trick, confronted Coleman and a quarrel followed.
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Groveville
N. J
White House
James Coleman
Grovesville
Henry Green
Coleman
Minerva Green
Green
Miss Green
Green Farm
Bite
Oourts
Mine Workers to Appeal for Right to Organize
MINE WORKERS TO APPEAL. West Virginia miners face ongoing fight for the right to organize as the United Mine Workers seek a circuit court hearing, potentially before Judge Nathan Goff, in the case against Hitchman Coal Company. If the ruling goes unfavorably, appeal to the U S Supreme Court is planned.
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West Virginia
Washington Post
Clarksburg
W Va
Fairmont
Dayton
United Mine Workers of America
United Stute Workers of America
Circuit Court of Appeals
Nathan Goff
Tom L. Lewis
Hitchman Coal Company
Supreme Court of the United States
McDermit Alleges Martine Petition Irregular in Trenton
Frank McDermit of Newark, a defeated Democratic senatorial candidate, examined Martine petition papers in Trenton and claimed the petition was filed late. He contends Martine's name should not appear on the primary ticket and indicated any action would be in a United States court.
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Trenton
Frank McDermit
Newark
United States
James E Martine
Martine
McDermit
Miss Knollys Wins Libel Damages in London Case
Miss Alexandra Louvina Knollys daughter of Lord Knollys and King George's private secretary was awarded 2500 dollars in a libel suit against the John Bull weekly. The court found the periodical had published a report that she eloped with an English army officer. Horatio Bottomley apologized in court for printing the statement.
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London
Kings Bench
Alexandra Louvima Knollys
Lord Knollys
King George
John Bull
Licensed to Marry in Baltimore and Nearby Areas
A fragmented notice records marriages including Tom Wolsvitach aged 40 and Rosa Petrenie aged 23 of Baltimore Maryland with Judge C S Bundy officiating. Other lines mention Robert H Abemstine 28 and Etta T Lothrop, Rev F Power, Grubb of Hamilton Virginia, and Maude N Able 38 of Alberton Maryland. The readable portions indicate multiple wedding dispositions and officials.
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Tom Wolsvitach
Rosa Petrenie
Baltimore
C S Bundy
Fights posse and militia shoot former employer in Dakotas
In Yankton South Dakota a discharged farmhand named Genge Rossteuscher shot and mortally wounded his former employer Daniel Courtney after being spurned by a 15 year old niece Bernice Culligan. Rossteuscher barricaded himself in the Courtney home and was captured after a siege by sheriff deputies and South Dakota National Guard members. Courtney died and the family escaped with minor injuries. The案巳事件 stems from Rossteuscher s unwelcome attentions and a prior discharge from Courtney s farm.
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Yankton S Dak
Genge Rossteuscher
Daniel Courtney
Sheriff
Dakota National Guard
Rossteuscher
Yielim
Bernice, Culligan, and & Son
Courtney
Bernice
Utica
Hickey
Bernice Culligan
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St Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press
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Baggage Corner
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Frank A Speare
Geo P. Zarhorst
East Cypitatst Jr
William Lee
Pennsylvania
John R. Wright CO
Embalmers
Tenth Law Telephone North
R. F. Harvey's Sons
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Commodions Chapel
Bonklet
M. J. Falvey F
Kieventh
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Niagara Wrecks
Wife
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Ases
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To-Kalon Wine CO
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the Jewelers
D Sts
DR. White
Health Office Record
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Clarice
Britton
H Stanley
Daisy Gamble
Cal A
Katheryn
Wiliam L
Laura F. Bennett
Samuel M
Carrie A
Mourdy
Han J
Annie G
Walter L
Agnes Ingalle
Wiliam B
Ncie M Honey
Donald c
Lucile Bollard
Benjamin
Hester Tisher
Henry
Maggie Davis
Susie Payne
Elijah
Birdie Hill
Coy Lee
Roea Pendleton Bor Louis
Rachel Phillips
Elweiss Wills
Love's Wireless
Senate
Lane
Peter Grogan and Sons Co
Miss Knollys
Corrie
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Percy S. Foster
Foster Bldg
Morocco
Becker’s Leather Goods Co
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