Hattie Le Blanc Free Widow Not Indicted in Murder Trial
In Cambridge, a jury acquitted Hattie Le Blanc of the murder of Laurent F. Glover, a Waltham laundryman. The verdict came after about ninety minutes of deliberation, prompting cheers from onlookers. Mrs. Glover, widow of the slain man, was not in court. she later said the case never proved her guilt.
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Bond
Glover
Vrs Glover
Waltham
Mto
Huattle
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Gil Rose
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Melvin Johnson
Johnson
Clarence TT Glover
Waltham Mass
Hattie le Blanc
Lilian M Grover
West Arichat
Canada
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Died and Funeral Notices from December 1910 Washington D C
Sudden deaths and funeral services announced for residents including Mrs Walter C Faldqistan Mr Randall Mrs Cran dall Mr Walker Miss Leach Mrs Quirk and others. notices list residences, dates December 1 10 12 14 16 190 1910 and burial locations Greenwood Cemetery Congressional Cemetery Fredericksburg and local churches. services held at homes and churches with private or public interments.
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Walter C Faldqaistan
Nineteenth Street
Trecembo
Twenty Tid Street
Dasid
G Barnitz
Walmington
Del
York
Northumberland
Randall
Joseph E Crandall
Htsang Street
Ghnwood
Tom
William
Julia
Fridny
Congressional Cemetery
Leah
Liza To Leach
John KR Wailight Company
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklin N . Boston
Catherine
Daniel Iong Punerat
New Jersey Avenue
St Alovaius Church
Jisf
James H VicGill Funsiat
Third Street
Baptists
Julian Putsche
Baltimore
Charles
Gawler’s Chapel
Philadelphia
John A
Johanna
Patrick Quirk
Monroe Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Sargent
Irving Street
Brookland George
Annie M Sargent
Tenth Street
Northwest
Elizabeth
James Selb
McKendree M
Filday
Walker
Q Street
Sally Pwalkor
Fredericksburg
Twelve Die in Mine Disaster at Bond Shaft
An explosion at the Bond Coal Company shaft near Newton Virginia, Greene County, killed twelve men including superintendent James Barrowman and mine foreman William Ritchie. Thirteen were present. two escaped, one later dying. Rescue halted as bodies remained underground. relatives gathered as officials confirmed the tragedy and noted a prior fatal blast three years earlier.
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Newton
Bond Coal Company
Greene
Here
James Barrowman
William Ritchie
Lee Rowland
Charles Williams
Jhsse Ritchie
Charles Whitaker
John Rodan
Arch Leslie
John Ritchie
Charles Rosenbaum
Ritchie
Rosenbaum
Barrowman
Navy officer to learn aeroplane operation from Curtiss
Glenn H Curtiss offers to drill a naval officer in aeroplane operation at Los Angeles aviation grounds this winter. The Navy Department will accept the offer though it has not yet named the officer, acknowledging airships as a potential war vessel asset.
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Glenn H Curtiss
Navy Department
Department
Curtiss
Los Angeles
Cal
Licensed to Marry In Virginia and Nearby States Many Couples Listed
A chaotic listing shows multiple marriage licenses and banns across Virginia and nearby areas. Names, ages, and counties appear with ministers and venues referenced, including Martinsburg Richmond Montgomery and Amelia counties.
Health Office Births and Deaths Record Listing Local Residents
Health office births list numerous pairings and newborns with various parents and locales including Norman Vought Stella, Samuel and Anna Taylor, Henry and Mary Raley, Owens, McAuliffe, McKeil, Moffett, Larkingiel Brank, Kiiikissiner, Jacobson, Rand, Halley, Englieh, Seattles, Jackson, Coates, Ashton, Hollman, Rand, Seattles, and other names with places in Washington area. Deaths catalog several individuals with ages and hospital affiliations from 933N Ave NW to 8th St NW, including Fry, McGill, Crandall, Hagzerd, Selby, Rocco, Javica, Walker, Balderston, Sargent, Stewart, Simms, Harrie, Hargrove, Butler, Fowler, Henson, Evans, Childs, Hearon, Perkins, and Melville De Laney Landon known as Eli Perkins. Names, ages, and institutions appear with multiple street addresses and hospitals such as Homeopathic Hospital, Government Hospital for the Insane, Providence Hospital, Washington Asylum Hospital, Freedmen’s Hospital, George Washington University Hospital, and others. The notice references a famous figure Eli Perkins, humorist, with unclear age and condition cited as critically ill from locomotor ataxia at his Yonkers home.
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Norman
Stella Vought
Samuel
Anna M_ Taylor
Henry J
Mary M Raley
Uissues Ki
Margaret B
Owens
John T
Allee McAuliffe
Bernard
Annie McKeil
Jas
Wortley Moffett
Thomas P
Margaret L Larkingiel
Brank D
Lucy J Kiiikissiner
Itate Land
Tena Jacobson
Louis’ Rand
Annie Jones
Car
Lilian Halley
Tred
Gertrude Hollman
Ionn Rand Lottle L Englieh
James W
Terrese Seattles
John
Eadie Jackson
Charles W
Amanda Coates
Arthur D
Alberta Ashton
Lhzi JS
J Ave
Wiliam T. Fry
Sti
James L. McGill Homeopathic Hospital
Jo Phn
Crandall Government Hospital For the Insane
John L Hagzerd
I Ave
Eliabeth Selby
Wth St
Jermanna Rocco
George Washington University Hospital
Sarah Javica
Providence Hospital
Yeers Sallie F Walker
Stow
Inez Balderston
Homeopathic Hospital
George Wo Sargent I
Irving Stre
Chares I Stewart
Samuel Simms
Mine rescue after blast leaves nine dead in coal shaft
Outside observers waited as nine miners died in a mine explosion. Miners with oxygen helmets entered the shaft to recover bodies while Roan of Clinchfield Coal Corporation took charge of the rescue. The explosion set the mine’s whistle blasting, alerting villages miles away.
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Roan
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
Bedouin Revolt Spreads Across Karak District
Special cable from Constantinople dated December 14 reports the Bedouin revolt expanding in the Karak district near the Dead Sea. Bedouins sack railway stations north of Maan to Djurfelderwich and kill soldiers and railway workers. The government sends more troops to suppress the uprising.
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Washington Post
Constantinople
Karak
Dead Sea
Maan
Djurfelderwich
Rhinelander Homeless Soldier Dropped From Army Rolls
Special to The Washington Post from Saratoga New York December 4. William C Rhinelander heir to the Rhinelander estate says he has received nothing since October 3 and has no home or funds. He faces vagrancy charges and says he is going blind while his wife Julia C has filed for separation. Captain John O Connell is discharged for desertion after disappearing from Fort Snelling and a post exchange shortage was found. He is a son of Brig Gen John J O Connell and a 1880s Academy graduate.
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Saratoga
William C Rhinelander
William Rhinelander
New York City
Rhinelander
Julia C
John O'Connell
Twenty Eighth Infantry
United States Army
O'Connell
Fort Snelling
Minn
Department
Post Exchange Fund
O Connell
Ohn J O'Connell
Ohio
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