Wandering son of War Department clerk escapes memory
Edward McLaughlin son of Claude B McLaughlin a War Department adjutant general office clerk reportedly wanders between Baltimore and Macon Georgia with memory loss two weeks after release from Casualty Hospital where surgeons treated brain compression from a baseball injury two years ago His parents say he left his home abruptly yesterday after years of convulsions headaches and multiple hospital treatments including at Johns Hopkins and Mercy Hospital He had undergone surgery but left against consent and now is feared to be wandering in the south.
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War Department
South
Edward McLaughlin
Claude B. McLaughlin
Baltimore
Macon
Casualty Hospital
Jft Wellington
McLaughlin
Uist & Street Northeast
Jacksonville
Fla
Johns Hopking
Smercenoy Hospital
Yasly
Wellington
Haskin Heads Press Club Election in Capital
Frederick Haskin was chosen president of the National Capital Press Club amid the lively election. Of 198 votes cast he won the post, with G A Cronie as treasurer. John T Suter led the vice presidency race, and four governors were elected: Ira E. Bennatt, Arthur J. Dodge, H L Dunlap, and Jackwen Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital Press Club
Frederick Haskin
G. A Cron Ie
Mr Haskin
Ernest @ Walker
Promnent
John T .Suter
Robert H Patchin
Donald P. Schuette
G A Lyon
HC Prevent Financial
Board of Governors
Ira E. Bennatt
The
Washington Post
Arthur J. Dodge
Minneapolis Tribune
H. L. Dunlap
New York World
Jackwen © Elliott
Associated Frew
Democrats back Champ Clark at district meeting
Members of the National Democratic Association at 42 P Street NW endorsed Speaker Champ Clark for the Democratic presidential nomination and adopted a resolution to circulate petitions to the Democratic National Committee for a presidential primary in the District. A committee of Lorenzo Warfeld AE MecLaughlin and M C Mitchell was appointed to arrange a dollar dinner on Thomas Jefferson's birthday April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Democratic Association
P Street
Champ Clark Club
House of Representatives
Democratic National Committee
Lorenzo @ Warfeld
AE MecLaughlin
M. C. Mitchell
Thomas Jefferson
Auto Victim Under Kniee In Turtle Crash
Miss Margaret Van Tassel suffered a broken back when the automobile owned by Alexander Graham Hell overturned during a ride with David C. Jackson, Bells chauffeur, who was driving. She underwent emergency surgery and remains in Emergency Hospital resting quietly. Surgeons warn it may be some time before assessable recovery. Family members gathered around her throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret van Tassel
Alexander Graham Hell
David C. Jackson
Bells
Misa van Tasuel
Aha
Church Twenty Years Old Anniversary at Good Shepherd
The twentieth anniversary of the Church of the Good Shepherd was celebrated by the congregation. Former pastors attended and congratulated the church on its success. The Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding, bishop of Washington, and pastors from St Thames Crocus Maryland St Margaret's Stetson St Marks spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shepherd
Alfred Harding
Washington
Henry C. Parkman
St. Thames’ Church
Crocus
Herbert Scott Beith
St. Margaret's Church
Philip Mercer Rhinelander
Taft Addressed by Scientists in National Museum
The Taft keynote sparked an all day session as President Bessey ordered attendees to stay for Taft's exit. Notables including John Joy Endicott and Admiral Stockton joined Taft on stage as thousands gathered outside the crowded National Museum for the science meeting.
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Glence
Charles E. Bessey
United States
Prof. Bessey
Taft
Prof Bessey
New National Museum
John Joy Endaon
Charley 0. Glover
Admiral Stockton
George Washington University
de. Tairfield
Howard University
Elihu Roof
Unidentified Man Found Dead in Hartford Hotel Room
A well dressed unidentified man was found dead in a Hartford Hotel room at 34 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. The door was locked and barred with a chair. Gas jet was on and a coroner will determine whether death was accidental or intentional. The man, intoxicated, could not sign the registry. A dealer identified a recent visit to his hotel Tuesday night. The body awaits identification at the morgue.
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Hartford
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York
Frm
Martin Taken To Asylum After Murder Confession
John Henry Martin was brought from Baltimore after confessing to killing William H. Mickle on November 11. Police later determined he was insane and sent him to Washington Asylum. He provided multiple aliases and claimed extensive prior insanity hospitalization. The case relies on his newspaper knowledge of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Martin
Baltimore
Wilam H. Mickle
Seventh Street
Washington Asylum
Srouse
Janes J. McGunnigie
Science
R. B. Ho
Eijen
Rhode Island
Mickle
Turnverein NAMES OFFICERS AT ANNUAL MEETING
At the Columbia Turnverein annual meeting officers were elected for the coming year. Ernst Gerstenberg was named President with G A Beauverd and I Brinkman as vice presidents. Other officers include Paul Halter recording secretary Ernest F Jurgensen financial secretary William Nordhoft treasurer Ernest Lenzner second gymnastics instructor R Dinowitser second property man librarian Fritz Laux and first color bearer Baumgartner. Committee chairs named A D Lanfiter library Charles T Schwegler printing Alvin B Molusner grievance Emil G Schafer as delegate to the German Orphan Asylum. Balloting continued with entertainment for children and candy and toys distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Turnverein
BM Street
Ofiara
Ernst Gerstenberg
G. A. Beauverd
I Brinkman
Paul Halter
Ernest F Jurgensen
Wiliam Nordhoft
Ernest Lenzner
A R. Dinowitser
Fritz
Laux
J. ‘Baum
Gartner
Pinanca
A. D. Lanfiter
Charles T. Schwegler
Alvin BR. Molusner
Carl Schenken
Emil G. Schafer
Funeral of Gen Hodges Held at Arlington
Military funeral services for Maj. Gen. Charles L Hodges will be conducted at 10 AM at Col William C Borden’s home 1901 California Street NW. Rev W W Brander of Fort Myer will officiate. Burial follows at Arlington Cemetery with a detachment from Fort Myer. Masonic, American Revolution Loyal Legion and Santiago de Cuba societies attend. Pallbearers include Col John Biddle Maj Joseph B Leitch Capt William B Cochran Capt James A Moss Capt R J Burt and Col Henry C Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Hodges
Willam C. Borden
California
Atreat Northwest
W. W. Brander
Fort Myer
Burla
Alington
Masonic Fraternity
Bone of the American Revolution
The
Loyal Legion
Society of Santiago de Cuba
Hodges
Pallbear
John Biddle
Engineer Corps
Joseph B. Leitch
General ‘Staff
William B. Cochran
James A. Moss
R. J. Burt
Signal Corps
Henry C. Hodes
Death of Mrs Henrietta Warch at 10 I Street NW
Mrs Henrietta Warch widow of Chris tan Warch died yesterday morning at her son Hugo Warch's home at 10 I Street Northwest at age 39 Funeral services will be held there tomorrow at 2 p m Rev Paul A Menzel of Concordia Church will officiate Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery
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Henrietta Warch
Hanrietta Warch
Christan Warch
Hugo Warch
I Street
Paul A. Menzel
Concordia Church
Rock Creek
OEO
Mmirs
M. L. Clinedinst
Mary Lockhart
Clinedinst
Ontario Place North
Uiness
Herbert Scott Smith
Rock Creek Cemetery
B. M. Clinehinst
Virginia
Barnard M
CAPT HAUSMANN DEAD LONG RESIDENT OF CAPITAL
Capt Theodore Hausmann veteran of civil war service and later a US consul to South American republics died at his home in northwest Washington after a two week illness. Born in Neuville France in 1847 he enlisted as drummer boy and rose to captain in US artillery. He later served as a police officer, consul, and watchman in government offices. Funeral Saturday at Arlington Cemetery under Hopa Lodge auspices with eulogy by Hyland Kirk. Survived by wife.
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Theodore Hausmann
R. B. Hayes
Maj
McKinley
Offaer
United States Army
Newton Place
Hopa Lodge No
M. F
Hyland
Kirk
Arlington Cemetery
Capt
Hausmann
Neuville
France
Casa Blanca
Boston
Bm Fong
America
Fourth
United States Artillery
New York Heavy Artilery
Cincinnati
Rutherford B. Hayes
William McKinley
Hayes
Washington
State, War and Navy Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Second Army Corps Association
Masons Elect Officers at Grand Lodge Meeting
The grand lodge of Masons held an election at Masonic Temple. Benjamin W. Murch was named grand master and Charles Beldwin deputy grand master, with Newton, Grant, Johnson and others elected to senior roles. The new Masonic Hall Inc corporator is Francia J. Woodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
Benjamin W. Murch
Charles ©. Beldwin
T. John Newton
Alexander Grant
Arvine W. Johnson
James A. Semple
Thomas H. Young
J. Ragnell Verbrycke
Henning Nelms
William W. Jermaye
James W Whitten
Lem Towers, Jr
Joseph H. Milang
J. Harry Cunningham
Charles J. O'Nei
Charles C. Coombs
Junor
Warren C. Beckford
Trouters
Albert F. Tox
Samuel R. Bond
James A. Wetmore
Masonic Hail Inc
Francia J. Woodman
Western Star
L. C. Williamson
P. ‘P. Lurtis R. Giine
Charles 3. James
P.M
iPAFF Delays Annexation Over Boundary Question
Mayor Paff said he may not sign the Alexandria annexation ordinance until the boundary issue is settled. He will decide within the legal window whether to sign veto or allow passage. The council and supporters push forward, while Paff notes past expansion interest. Also, a man named George Seaton, 12, faces grand jury action after a daylight arrest for attempted robbery near Alexandria, with testimony about a pistol and flight from police at St Elmo station.
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Washington Post
Burma
Tos Wing Street
Alexandria
Paff
Hmite of
City
Council
Fairfax Counties
Finch
Grace Ferguson
Michael A. Lynch
Washington
Ditton
Polles Goody
Pellceman Campbell
Hin
St. Elmo Station
Washingtonian
William P. Seaton
Lieut
Bettis
Mee
Bia
Seaton
Liberty
George Paypols
Martha
Etaahington
Niso Lynch
Grage Ferguson
Tome
North Lea Street
Campbell Toa
Beaton
St Blmo Station
Lanton
Annie Beaton
L Street Northwest
Mrs Reid clears her mother in theft case
Maria Reid absolves her mother Elen Ryan of all involvement in the attempted theft of wearing apparel. Police and U S Attorney gathered evidence for a preliminary hearing while the pair waited at Union Station for a return to New York and bonds were sought.
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Mario Reid
F Street
Union Station
New ‘York
Wame
United States
Maria Reid
Elen Ryan
Meseli
New York
Efder
Reid
Ralph Given
Weather Conditions December 27 Report From Washington Post
A weather bulletin from the Weather Bureaus describes a southwest storm easing across the midwest while high pressure brings sharply falling temperatures. It notes storms along the Atlantic coast, cold high-pressure trends over the central U S, and varied temperatures across regions with periodical snow and rain in the plains and Rocky Mountain areas.
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TE & Dept of Agriculture
Washington
Lawrence Valley
Rocky Mountains
Preto States
British Northwest
Aulmatic
Lage Fagina
Daring Pritky
Mocky Mountains
Ins
Tekton
Tastport
Hatteras
Serch Paoli
Beto
Montans
Wyoming
Ohio
Veriabl Steemers
Thermiay
Grand Banks
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Haskin Heads Press Club
K G. Walker
Association For Clare
National Democratic Organization Indorses Spiker
Kniee
Miss van Tassel
Good Shepherd
American Association OF Science
Hartty-piwing
Besssy
AL Binet Auusung Moomone
Treasury
American Economic Association
American Statistical Association
American Sociological Society
American Association For Labor
Raleigh
Frank H Giddings
Sociological Society
J. A. Holmes
United States Bureau of Mines
C. P. Hood
Bureau
R. Farnard
Case School of Applied Sciences
HH. T. Eady
University of Minneapolis
Georgetons Law School
G. Q. Squier
Brittain
W. H. Welch
Gupelley
PD. T. McDoural
Humphrels
Asia
Satinty
New Nation Museum
Ardutcla
Winwam Béil
W. H. Holmes
Alice Pletcher
A. Dixon
BE H Goddard
Jet
Martin
Turnverein
Gen. Hodges
Arlington’ Cemetery
Gheresterthal Glass
Galt & Yro
Capt. Hausmann
Masons
Grand Lodge
American Psychological Association
Southern Society For Philosophy and Psychology
George Washington University Medical School
Carl Emil Senshote
H. M. Johnson
Johns Hopkins University
W.T. Shepard
Southern Society
Robert Af. Yerkes
Harvard University
Mink
Margaret ‘Wroy ‘Washjburn
Eres College
American Chemical Safety
McKinsey Manual Training
F.~talhos
Wark
Newton
Mass
George B. Prannstorter
Universlty
Minnessote
Arthur A. Noyes
W. D. Benches
Corell University
H. G Jones
American Chemical Bbclety
Rauschér
Yasterday
McKinley High School
Laula W. Mattern
McKinley School
A. A. Nuges
Iversity
Prague
Johns Hopi University
Howat Mathewn
University’ of Wisconsin
Women OF Mystery
Ipaff
Sorxell
Samuel
Charles Borrell
White
Poetomac
Machtirate Balbert
Alessia
Atin County
W. T. Snipes
W. W. Harpe
Charlottesville
Methodist Episcopal Chitech
Ram
Alexandria-Washington
Harper
Alexandrie-Washington
Lodge of
Mares
Marie Reid
Mrs. Ryan
Wiliam B. Ambrose
Cleveland Street
Eupentae
Posse Sunsline
Iker
Faini
Msheville
Atlantic City
Ropton
Minas
Yanne
Maven
Denver
Coto Dea Moraes
Galveston
Ingiemg
Tod Ila
Aasha City
Little Rock
Sea Angel U
Mardantie
Hhien
Banos Blades
Pittaburgh
Paul
Minn
San Francico
rIngbeldt
Cowie
Wen Om
Stampe
Aig Raleda
Vermont
Maryland
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Christian Xanber
Largent
W. Bts
Shoreham
John T. Devine
Wilson & Mayers
Washington Market Company
emEpan
Enter Mgrte
Washing
D. Gy
Rota
Ancary
Isl
Pa Atk & Wileing
Saguaro Gm
Ite Cay
Rec
Bell
James Secretar
TRS
Apinginn Post
Direc Ae
Ballentine
Newark
Shoemaker Co
Milburn, Reister & CO
Architects
Washington, D. C
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