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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1911

Page

6

Delegates Elect Sun Yat Sen President to Attend Conference in China

Shanghai dispatch reports delegates who elected Dr Sun Yat Sen as president of the republic will participate in a coming national convention to decide China's form of government. Armies pause and Manchu troops evacuate Shandong and neighboring provinces within five days. both sides agree not to advance or attack while arrangements are made. Sun Yat Sen states his duty is to secure peace and a stable government through the strongest means available, aiming for national contentment. Tuan-Fang is reported alive after a telegram from Peking confirms his safety.

Sum Yat Sen Outer Mongolia Tuan-Fang Peking Shanghai Revolutionary Party China Talaq Manvl Shanaishensi Hunep Neanhwel Klangan Prevent Nanking Sun Yat Sen Repulic Sun St Ry Dr. Sun Tuan Taechow Shanai Tang Bin Plg Tuen Plana Fokins Chinese Republic Pking Empresa Tientsin Tang Shai Ki Yuan Shi Ki Forbidden City Prince Chun San Francisco Chinese ‘National Association of America Tong King Chong Association United States State Department Ching Chios Alfred Sze Shuster St. Petersburg Teheran W. Morgan Shuster Persia

Death notices from a late December 1911 Washington area page

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices for December 1911 in Washington area including Percy Lowden 49 of 127 R Street Northwest, Joseph TarhSELL Dyer, Bridget Flavin widow of Michael Flavin of North Capital Street, Sophie J Hammond wife of William Hammond at Providence Hospital, Nolan Barah Nolan of Holy Trinity Church and Mount Olivet Cemetery, Emma E Williams, and others with funeral dates, times, and private interments noted. Interment details include Mount Olivet Cemetery and St Jerome’s Church Hyattsville Md.

Howden Alster Nellis Marie Reed R Street Percy Lowden Alstern Pyer Capital’ Street Bridget Michael Flavin Malta Aloymius’ Church Mount Olivet Hammond Providence Hospital Sophie J Willam Hammond Romaine William H. Sardo & Co H Street Alton Miller Sandy Spring Warwick P. Midler Myineral Alloway Nolan Georgetown University Hospital Barah Nolan Holy Trinity Church Mount Olivet Cemetery Williams Emma E Wits Rynen Hy Willams Ey Bop Inefane Vealdence Dr. xl M Magon Jackson Vent Atlantic City N. J Nor

Funeral Directors and Undertakers Listings in Ohio

A fragmentary obituary and funeral directors notice lists Thos M Hindle Wesereker and Erobalmer Fifth and on Cremation arranged. George P Zurhorst Undertaking Establishment St Bast Cap Telephona Lintoin 773. Pumphrey and Son and Frane Geier’s Sons are cited as funeral directors.

Sergeon TOR Cain Jet Thos M. Hindle Weserieker Erobalmer M. Bet George P. Zurhorst St Bast Cap Pera Prices Charleurhorst Mgr gaeGe I & Co Ibalmers Ag Modern Chapel Phome Limo Pumphrey & Son Funeral Pnbalmers Peamison Phome Maryiend Tomes Rockvlils Kfrane Geier’s Sons al Ey Marks

Turbulent China unfolds amid revolts and royal exodus

Reports from Taechow Shan ai describe Tuan's assassination by his own troops and a failed plot exposed to the people. In Peking, Sun Yat Sen is elected president as imperial figures move toward abdication and possible refuge in foreign legations.

Denies Divorce To Moores In California Case

Redwood City California date. The divorce suit of Mrs J Moore against her husband, a wealthy San Mateo broker, was dismissed by Superior Judge Buck. The ruling cited that the evidence did not warrant relief to either party. The case referenced Rear Admiral Thomas B Phelps in the proceedings.

Phelps Redwood City Cal Mra. J

Licensed to Marry Adorns Rochester Figures

A fragmented notice lists several couples and place names in Rochester with a Reverend officiating. Readable names include Sams Watserman and Jendie Amit Sater among others. The snippet implies marriage licenses or ceremonies but details are incomplete and unclear.

Sams Watserman Jendie Amit Sater Hames Rochester W. Ore Ian Waud Stade Trilla Bry Asheen B.C Addie Jotm B. Tral Abele Suriadne Bitaelverss Rew Yage City CU. Bundy Jomee G. Data Borner

Burns Predicts Arrest Of Labor Leader In Dynamiting Probe

New Orleans reports Detective Burns expects the arrest of a prominent labor leader soon as he probes an explosion that wrecked a building built by nonunion labor. He aims to link this to the Los Angeles Lewellyn Iron Works plot. McNamara serves a fifteen year sentence. Burns challenges Samuel Gompers to answer questions from Indianapolis talks. He targets higher union officials involved in the conspiracy. A habeas petition in Indianapolis seeks transfer of McNamara kidnapping cases to federal court.

New Orleans Wiliam J. Burns Lewellyn Iron Works Los Angeles John J. McNamera Samuel Gompers Burns Gompers Labor Jeader Indianapolis McNamara Organized Labor International Aassociation of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Burna International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers McNamaras Indianapolia

Modesty forfeit veiled court refuses divorce retrial

The Washington County court declined to reopen the divorce suit of Mrs Alice Horton Wright. Testimony focused on a remnant of a game of Jacks played with modest attire as forfeits. Witnesses described forfeits of clothing during rounds, with remarks about a steam heated apartment. No new trial was granted.

Butler Lourt Alice Horton Wright Wright Tara Ot Jom Holliday

Elderly Negro Testifies in Federal Case at 113

In W Va on December 29, Dolliver Baxter, a yet unnamed Negro man of 113, died today. Baxter is noted for his remarkable testimony in a federal court case, having impressed observers with his apparent learning before his death. Hotel Johnson holds a New Year’s Eve event with a special monetary offering.

Billdna W. Va Dolliver Baxter Hotel Johnson Mp Auslos Lowers Tor Tedlen

Police Erroneously Detain J Howard Ford in Abduction Case

London police arrested J Howard Ford on a charge of abduction and swindling after he arrived on the Lapland. A New York cable revealed the arrest was a mistaken identity. Ford is linked to Jules M Waterbury, a known swindler. Ford’s release awaited but delayed by formalities. Waterbury remains at large.

Washington Post London J. Howard Ford Lapland Bow Street New York Ford Ope Waterbury McKenna Hotel Plaza Stony Ford N. Y Meyer Rubber Company New York Mutual Gas Light Company United States Rubber Company Union The Union League Riding Clubs Jules M. Waterbury Yeaterbury Washington,d.c Congress

Hesitation, Railroad magnate speaks on prosperity outlook

The Washington Post reports James Hill says not much menace to prosperity exists. He cites cautious conditions slow in the Northwest and nationwide business steady though quiet. He avoids political talk, admits uncertainty about 19% prospects, notes winter wheat outlook is satisfactory but not decisive.

Washington Post New York James

Engagement of Miss Mary Lappen to Congressman Murray

Boston December 9 Mrs Margaret Hollen Lappen of Dorchester today announced the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Lappen to William F Murray representative in Congress from the Ninth Massachusetts district The announcement comes as Murray seeks re election amid a shifting political landscape In New York December 29 J J Gilbert vice president and treasurer of the National Post Company publishers of Success magazine said suspension of publication due to lack of funds has been decided and the current issue will be the last issued with the property turning to creditors

Marcy Mary Lappen Dorchester Boston Mass Margaret Hollen Lappen William F. Murray Congress Massachusetts Success Magazine New York J. J. Gilbert The National Post Company Success, & Magazine

Russia Holds Tabriz Amid Claims Of Atrocities

Reports from Tabriz describe a nine day Russian occupation with heavy casualties on both sides and damage to property. Provisional accounts claim no foreign casualties but widespread disruption while consulate grounds were shelled. Shuster and aides face uncertain departure routes as Russia pledges protection.

Tabriz Persis Constitutional Progressive Party Fidais United States

Death Crossing Claims Two More At Ridgefield Park

Special to The Washington Post reports two neighbors from Ridgefield Park New Jersey Lehman H Edwards and William H Sutherland were killed near the depot by an oncoming Continental Limited express on the West Shore Railroad They had just ridden from New York on the Susquehanna and planned to walk home together The parallel tracks forced commuters to cross near the depot where the men were struck and buried on either side of the rails credits note the accident tale at a death crossing in Hackensack area

Hackensack Washington Post N. J Ridgefield Park Continental Limited West Shore Railroad Lehman H. Edwards Wiliam H. Sutherland Edwin Street New York Susquehanna Susequehanna West Shore Ridgefeld Park

Allis-Chalmers Faces Receivership Over Defaulted Interest

The Allis-Chalmers Company is expected to precipitate itself into a receivership by defaulting the first mortgage interest due January 1. The firm has shown ongoing financial weakness as its securities declined and directors met in conference. Vice President W. F. Nichols, the only resident executive, stated the interest would be defaulted. Parolees in Baltimore: Judge Pugh released Nathan Gaha and Jet Metture, two youths charged with larceny, into parental custody.

Allis-Chalmere Company Washington Fort New York Allis-Chalmera Company Sronthe Ite Zecuritisa WF. W. Nichols Baltimore Pugh United States wWe Nathan ‘Gaha Jet Metture

Banquet Honored Wiley as Toastmaster of Chemistry Society

The American Chemical Society annual banquet at Rauscher’s featured Dr. Harvey Wiley as toastmaster. Speakers including Dr. Joseph A. Holmes and Prof. C W Herty urged improved technical training and smarter use of mineral resources, noting millions wasted yearly.

Dy. Wiley American’ Society America Joseph A. Holmes Bureau of Mines American Chemical Society Rauscher's Halcyon Bureaau of Mines C. W. Herty Torentry Service University of North Carolina Harvey W. Wiley Alander Smith Columbia University Cottrell Bakeland New York Nichols Cameron Bureau of Soils Patsong Bancroft Cornell University Hilleprand Bureau Bogert Day Washington Bartow University of Dutnois Wiley United States Fisher Holges

NO LENIENCY FOR PASTOR IN PLEA TALKS

A Washington Post dispatch from Boston reports rumors of a possible plea deal in the Richeson case. District Attorney Pelletier denies any agreement except a guilty plea to first degree murder, while notes on Eugene Levitan a Cambridge druggist are outlined with details of cyanide purchase and a supposed link to Avis Linnell.

Benits Richeson Washington Post Boston Richedon Pellletter Zullty Mr. Pelletier Avis Linnell Pelletier Levitan

Untitled Criminal Court Transcript Fragment

Fragmentary OCR report describes a murder case in which a defendant, last September, testified that an accomplice lured a victim named Besek and shot him. The record mentions an instigating figure, Mrs Bee, who allegedly offered 500 for the crime. Details are garbled and several names appear misspelled.

Pitteboreh Dee Venn Frank Heick Frank Dinlay Lonsly Bee

Bannard as Taft Leader Reported

It was reported in Hare New York that President Taft would ask Otto T. Bannard to accept a key role in the preconvention campaign. Taft may open a Taft headquarters in Washington soon, with a conference in Washington next week involving the President, Bannard, and Secretary Charles D. Ivies to decide roles.

Hare New York Taft Otto T. Bannard Cltr Washington Barnard Bannard Charles D. Hives

Berlin Poisson Poisoning Toll Rises Amid City Shelter Crisis

Sixty seven dead from ptomaine poisoning after tainted fish reach the municipal night shelter for the homeless. Victims include many in ill condition and several in danger. Doctors warn the worst may still come four to five days later. Fish sellers face heavy losses as demand drops and tainted stocks are replaced.

Berlin Erlin

Three Duck Hunters Drown on Great Island Westport

Westport Massachusetts reports three men Albert L. Mosher Leland K White and Elmer G Cudworth drowned after a duck hunting trip on Great Island in the Westport River. A search found their boat bottom up in high winds suggesting capsizing. Charleston South Carolina says W C Adamson and House Interstate and Foreign Commerce committee disembarked from the Cristobal en route to Washington from the Canal Zone.

Westport Mass Great Island Westport ‘River Albert L. Mosher Leland K. White Elmer Cudworth Charleston 5. A Unmurman W. C. Adamson House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce the Cristobal Wreshington Canal Zor

Turkey Wins a Victory in Tobruk Fort Attack

Turkeys troops report a bold assault on fortified enemy posts at Tobruk Tripoli under December 23 1911 date. Despite warship and fort fire they entered the fort annihilating the garrison and seizing munitions and material. One wing cut retreat to coast. enemy losses include officers and many dead with several wounded.

Washington Imperial Ministry of War Constantinopls Tobruk Tripoli Kediiv Bey

Secret Papers Stolen in Anglo Turkish Disappearance

London reports that secret Turkish English correspondence regarding the Sollum district of Tripoli vanished from the Constantinople foreign office. Investigation shows papers fell into a foreign power’s hands. Two Turkish foreign department officers were arrested. others fled. Sollum district ceded to England pending postwar status.

London Evening Standard Turkey England Sollum Tipoli Foreign Office Constantinople Foreign Department of Solum Tripoli Egypt

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