Insane Man Sought to Murder Wife in Ohio Tragedy
William Guy, discharged from Newburg Insane Asylum, shot and killed a brother in law and a child at 230 Brownell Street Cleveland. He then wounded Mrs Elizabeth Bennett at 4 Central Avenue before being captured. Guy, 29, claimed wife’s infidelity sparked frenzy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William Guy
Joel
Newburg
Anylum
Harry Flint
Brownell Street
Guy
Central Avenue
Elizabeth Bennett
Bennett
Health Office Record Deaths List Names and Ages
Health office record of deaths up to December 18 lists individuals with addresses and ages, including John Barthel 4 years, Macy Lillian 26, Laura Crotchley 60, Margaret Crown 54, Robert Brown 39, Charles Harris 29, Mary Eve Palmer 47, Richard Weston 49, and others from Providence Hospital, Freedmen's Hospital, and government hospitals. Multiple entries show ages from 4 to 74 with varying wards and street addresses.
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John George Barthel
John Marshall
Killen Brewan
Robert Brown
Queen'a c
Sd Yens Macy
Lillian Shutler
Margaret Crown
Laura Crotchley
Casualty Hesp
Mamaret Sher
Erie Providence Hospital
Veara Charles Harris
Freedmen's Hospital
Suein Hanson Provideora Hospital
Margaret Herman
George Loehl
Mary Eve Palmer
Providence Hospital
Jackson White
William Woolard
North Summer Row
Richard Weston
Marriage and Death Notices in Prominent Papers
Marriage and death notices are to be inserted in The Washington Post upon application, appearing simultaneously in listed morning newspapers including The New York Times, Boston Globe, Philadelphia Ledger, Chicago Record-Herald, Providence Journal, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Cincinnati Exquirer. Insertion and telegraphing incur no extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Fuifaig Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia
Fussic Ledger
Pittsboro Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rocmoster Herald
Louis Republic
Virginia Real Estate Valuation Shows Massive Rise
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond reports the five year reassessment of lands and improvements adds over 24 million dollars to state value. City gains exceed 30 million with Newport News near 1.5 million. most counties rise, some decline. Tax revenues will rise about 4 million annually.
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Washington Post
Richmond
C. Lee Moore
Marye
Newport News
Miners Seek Settlement at Washington Post Report
Special to The Washington Post from Shamokin Pennsylvania December 15 delegates of the United Mine Workers adopt a scale committee plan to form a wage and labor condition agreement to start April 1906 with district officers and executive boards to confer with coal firms. The convention adjourns at noon and President Mitchell announces a special meeting to prepare a possible delegation talks with operators have not indicated willingness to bargain.
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Washington Post
Shamokin
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Mitchell
Had Draft For Five Thousand Dollars Arrested In New York
Harold Papworth of Huntsville Alabama was arrested in New York after a telegram from Huntsville police. A draft for 5000 and $100 in cash were found on him. He claimed the draft was legitimate and said detention would stop him from sailing on the Carmania for Europe with two sides tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Harold Papworth
Huntsville
Ala
Chief of Police
Papworth
Tombs
Ife
Princeton Commons Plan Aims to Break Freshman Cliques
Princeton University moves to create a freshman commons for dining in University Hall during Christmas vacation. Five large clubs would be housed and catered by one man to provide better food and reduce freshman cliques, with an appropriation from the trustees supporting the effort.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
University Hall
Public bequests by Mrs Coburn stir Boston wills
Public bequests totaling 460000 are named in the will of Mrs Helen G Coburn of Back Bay Boston filed in Suffolk County probate today. Her private bequests total 727200. Public gifts include 50900 to Tuskegee Institute 25000 to Atlanta University and support to Berea College and Oberlin College with other gifts to eastern institutions.
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Coburn
Boston
Helen G. Coburn
Back Bay
Suffolk County
Czar Firm in Purpose as Russia Slips Toward Turmoil
A Washington Post dispatch from St Petersburg reports the czar meeting reactionary groups at Tsarskoe Selo, insisting his October 30 manifesto expresses his inflexible will while urging steadfast support for restored order. Riga clashes and peasant revolts widen the crisis as Foreign Minister Lamsdorf hints at improved outlook but interior minister Durkno may be ousted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
St Petersburg
Tsarskoe-Selo
Count Witte
Russia
Interesting history of a young revolutionary defender of autonomy
The report sketches a Jewish man named Nassar born in Little Russia, aged 28, who educated himself from a poor farming and carpentry background, studied at Lubin High School, then the St. Petersburg University law department, gaining prominence during antiauthority student clashes with General Von Pnowsky. In Moscow, Dec 14, post and telegraph strikes surge, with mass dismissals and a blockade crippling communications. In Warsaw police fail to curb attacks on wealthy Jews by anarchist bands. postal clerks and telegraphers resume work as threats of retaliation loom. a bomb damages a Radom postal office wall with no injuries.
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St. Peterspurg
Eydtkuhnen
East Prussia
Riga
Baron von Loewis
Lamedorf
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Nateral
Witte
Durnovo
M_ Gu
Moscow
Kremlis
National Assembly
Army
Navy
Admiralty
Russia
Alberta
Manchuria
Nassar
Lubin
St. Petersburg University
Vonnowsky
M. Gringmuth
Warsaw
Russian Poland
Radom
Russian
Poland
Turkey Intercedes Over Armenian Atrocity Claims
The Turkish Ambassador in St. Petersburg was instructed to alert Russia to reports that Russian authorities in Tifila Caucasia arm Armenians and incite massacre of Tartars. Armenians, allegedly aided by troops, are said to have invaded Mussulman homes and killed women and children, with local Turkish officials reportedly failing to act.
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Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Russia
Tifila
Caucasia
Mussulman
Tifils
Irving relics fetch high prices at Christie's sale
London crowds on December 15 attend the second day at Christie's of Sir Henry Irving theatrical relics and writings. High prices prevail as items closely linked to the tragedian sell well, including a plain leather pocketbook engraved with Irving's name for 63 dollars, and Boston gifts such as a Mephistophelian paper knife bringing 104 dollars and a wooden mantlepiece bowl 218 dollars.
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London
Christie's
Lnte
Henry Irving
Irving
Boston
Mass
Jaures Criticizes France Over Arbitration Lead
In Paris on December 1 M. Jaures the Socialist leader denounced militarism in the Chamber of Deputies and urged France to initiate the second Hague conference rather than leave the task to the United States He warned that armed peace is as dangerous as war and cited Russia where troops suppress the people Father Gapon attended the gallery during the discussion.
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Russia
Father Gapon
Italy Acts as Mediator in Moroccan Reform Talks
The Italian government exchanges communications with France Germany and Great Britain on the forthcoming Moroccan conference. Italy aims to ease tensions and mediate to align each power's interests with collective aims. Reported Col Ferrar of Fez arms factory may join the Italian delegation.
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Home
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Col. Ferrar
Fez
Coercion of Turkey Ended and Macdonia Scheme Accepted
Constantinople December 16 Turkey formally surrendered to the powers demands and accepted the plan for financial control of Macedonia. A note was handed to Austro Hungarian Ambassador Baron von Calice closing the eleven month negotiations. The international fleet will be withdrawn. London December 14 Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice appointed under secretary for foreign affairs.
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Porte
Constantinople
Turkey
Macedonia
Baron von Calice
Lord Fitzmaurice
London
Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice
House of Lords
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported Through Dec 15
Shipping bulletin lists arrivals and departures across ports including Catedonia from Glasgow, La Bretagne from Sayre to New York, and Sunday Mincetonkcs from London. It records wireless communications with Nantucket and Bastatown, with several ships docking or sailing from Liverpool, Plymouth, Naples, Fiume, and Antwerp.
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New York
Catedonia
Glasgow
Moville
Sayre
Seble Island
Tam
London
Nantucket
Will Dock
Saturda
Bovie
Liverpool
Cherbourg
Friedrich der Groase
Plymouth
Bremen
Queenstown
Cymile
Sram Beatton
Proceesed
Hamburg
Pennsylvania
Dover
Canada
Columbian
Boston
Mesabs
Parisian
Halifax
St. John
Naples
Romanie
Ponts del Gade Palermo
Geron, &E
Fiume
Carpethia
Antwerp
Montreal
Fer &T. John
N.Y
City of Napoli
Gibraltar
Furat
Tamarek
Hoch to hang February twenty third for murder of wife
The Illinois Supreme Court affirmed Johann Hoch’s death sentence for the murder of his wife Marie Welcker Hoch. Execution date set for February 23. Hoch proclaimed innocence and demanded verification, while insisting he did not kill his wife though admitting multiple marriages.
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Chicago
Supreme Court of the State
Johann Hoch
Marie Welcker Hoch
Barnett
Springfield
Hoch
Fisher Hoch
Hooh
Deneen
Sues for a Million in Enterprise Bank Failure
Pennsylvania Attorney General Hampton L. Carson filed a suit to recover state funds from Carolina Selling, administratrix of John Selling’s estate, for 1,040,495.22 tied to Enterprise National Bank deposits. Selling was a director. action follows withdrawal of his name due to his death, now directed at his estate.
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Pennsylvania
Enterprise
Pittsburg
Hampton L. Carson
Carolina
John Selling
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
Enterprise Bank
Selling
Election Bets Still Held in Hearst Case May End
New York dispatch notes that bets on Hearst winning the mayoralty remain unsettled until a certified election result and official declaration. Stakeholders in other districts, especially the financial hub, may release funds later, with Col. J Wesley Jones and Dr Theodore De Becks among notable obituaries mentioned in the same market report.
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New York
W. R. Hearst
Court of Appeals
DicClellan
Hearstltes
Mahoney
Jerome
Col. J. Wesley Jones
Fifer Resigns From Interstate Commerce Post
Bloomington Ill Dec 4 J W Fifer interstate commerce commissioner announced his resignation was presented to President Roosevelt on November 4 with effect January 1 The resignation was accepted and he said the matter is closed as far as he is concerned
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Chase
Harry E. Rothrock
Eva B. Swayne
Altoona, Pa
Robert Craker
Gertrude C. Him
Firmingham
Arthur St Clair
Americus Decator
Tidewater Va
Arthur R Adatiron
Inez McC Maeler
Baltimore
Th Cole
Ann Elizabeth
John E Cole
Seventh Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Tienda
Fry
Datreet
Sarah EB
James T. Fry
Williams
N Street
John M
Margaretta
L. Willlams
Nee Bruen
Jesve Williams
Nock Creek
Wrigt
John R. Wright
Lucy F. Wright
Funtral
Hamline ME
Ninth
P Streets
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Pricase Tai
Pennsylvanis Ave
R. F. Harvey
North Ah
Forstal Direqfora and
Rasbelliers
North 47
George P. Zurhorst
East Capito
Virginia
Mitchell Saga
Commons
Buford
Prisco
San Francisco
United States Army
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
Third Cavalry
Harvard
Cambridge
Sanders
New Jersey
America
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States
Chattanooga
Columbia
Tacoma
Coast Defense
Amphitrite
Key West
Havana
House of Representatives
Czar
Lamsdorf
Caucasus
Elizabethpol
Kharkoff
New York Life Insurance Company
Associated Press
Jay
Finaily
Rusel
Tokyo
Krustaleff
Tokalon Sisvanse
Calis
Tiflis
Supreme Court
Gov. Deneen
McClellan
United States Volunteer Life-saving Corps
J. Wesley Jones
Brooklyn
Col Jones
George B. McClellan
Col. Jones
Uttea
Theodore de Becks
Dene
Thia City
Morton Stout & Co. Tailors
K Streets
Christ
Washington
Goldenberg's
Imperial Fox
Leipzig
Rubber Tire
Rae
Ask
Rocky
Doll's Furniture
Girlz
Atlas Clothing Co
Wais
Newspaper
Ibehlyr
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