Wilkie Calls for central federal detective bureau reform
Testimony by Mr Wilkie urged limiting scattered cases and creating a centralized detective bureau in the Department of Justice to handle investigations for all federal agencies. He criticized reliance on the French system and emphasized discreet, authorized investigations only by the Attorney General.
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Wilkie
Chicago
Denver
Ceptra
Department of Justice
Syatem
Detective Bureau
Itvel
Two Centrate Law Blocked in Wisconsin Details Unclear
A garbled OCR report references a blocked centrate law and a restraining action affecting payments. It mentions the governor, South De, and Wis with vague terms about ten governors and pending actions. The readable content is fragmented and lacks clear dates or entities.
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United States
Army Orders Raise Several Officers and Assignments
The army lists multiple officers including Swaine, Cagr, Hammon, Tron, and others. Promotions move Lieutenants to new stations, captains assume commands, and artillery units reorganize. Several personnel are slated for duty at various depots and command posts with specific postings and transfers noted.
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Alen
Orph Werse
Artilery
Hammon
Prein
Nate
Presen
Andsra
Orders to Naval Officers from February 1 1908 document
Fragmentary OCR shows orders dated February 1 1908 directing naval officers to various commands. Mentions officers Nasal PU Tatars and Arayat Footy with reference to Parigua. Details are incomplete due to garbled text but indicate official naval command assignments and duties.
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Sail Ag Front
Akon
T Jewell
Ommand
Arayat Footy Oo Nore
Parigua
LICENSED TO MARRY taro fanalas 4 Oxfae Scana
A garbled text item lists multiple names and places including Midland Va Berwyn Md Bethesda Md and Calarton Va. It appears as a fragmented social or marriage notice with numerous personal names, ages, and locations but lacks coherent action or dates. The readable fragments suggest a notice of people connected to marriage or social events without verifiable details.
Health Office Deaths Record and Acknowledgments
Health office list of deaths includes Charles White aged 40 from 32d st ow, Loule H Mayhugh age 34 at Stanton place, Cornelia Beall 74 of 1201 Columbia road, Maunah 4 Lary 82 at Bost aw, and Montgomery fF paragid 3lls Lith sto nw. Also listed are Michael McCarlan 22 Pleasant court ne, Henry D Siusmanne 1 year at 931 C st pe, Lunsford 41 years at 321 We are nw, Marton Naylen 4 months at 991 2lat st na, Adam Shinn yea, John Harraon 28 years at Tuberculotis Hospital, Anna Oeen Emergency Hospital 1 jea 6, Joseph Jonex 28 years at 2119 Cheater court nw, William Campbell 10 years at 62 Plevee ef nw, Hattle Woot 25 years at 425 Nallor, James Toyer 2 years at 23 host ge, Daniel Weight 52 years at 107 Lent nw, Noble Ty Johnson 3g years at 1742 Seaton at nw. Headaches and Neuralgia from Cold and a world wide cold remedy LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine offered. Names include E W GROVE and K Lang. Also a sports note: K Lang defeats Squires, Sydney, NSW, Feb 3, Lang wins heavyweight Australia title after 17 rounds. previous defeat by Berns in Melbourne last Sept.
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Charles White
Loule H Mayhugh
Stanton Place
Sears
Cornelia Beall
Columbia Road
Maunah
Montgomery Ff Paragid
Sears Adelbert Co
Wash Asylum
Michael McCarlan
Pleasant Court Ne
Sears Henry D Siusmanne
St Pe
Lunsford
Marton
Naylen
St Na
Adam Shinn
President Roosevelt to Vetocensus Bill and Civil Service Debate
President Roosevelt announced he would veto the census bill and send his reasons to Congress. Civil Service Commissioner McAhenny and Public Printer Donnelly oppose the bill, warning it could revive spoils system practices. Osage Indians visited the White House seeking a government appointment, led by Big Heart with Congressman McGuire guiding the visit.
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Add
Wade
White House
Roosevelt
Congresa
le Regula
Civil Service
McAhenny
Donnelly
William Dudley Foulke
Indiana
Foulke
Dis Service
Government Printing Office
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Census Bureau
Ce Weatana
America
Oklahoma
I Nda
Big Heart
Osage Council
Representative McGuire
Oklahome
Roman Togan Shon Ko Mot
Hacon Rind
Alex Ae
Paw Set Paw
Harry Kenpos
Minne Wau Hee
Alex Benator Lott
West Virginia
Gov Dawson
Scott
Taft
Dawson
Three Die in Seaboard Train Wreck North of Abbotville
A head on collision on a trestle of the Seaboard Air Line near Abbotville South Carolina killed engineer Clyde Moore and fireman C J Nickels along with a third man. Ten cars were demolished and passengers were badly shaken up. The collision occurred on a long trestle while the trains ran at high speed.
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Sprcal Tourhe
Richyndnd
Ui ‘Eb
Seaboard Air Lines Railway
Abbotville
Clyde Moore
C J. Nickels
Keyes Edges Sullivan In Narrow Ninth Round Bout
Keyes fights hard from the start and wears Sullivan in the fourth. Sullivan lands a hard left jab in the ninth, but Keyes returns with a sharp uppercut and keeps pressing to force clinches. Both fighters weigh about 158 pounds in a ten round match at Shar Key Athlete Club in New York.
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Washington Post
New York
Beri Theves
Wid Sulllivan
Washington
Sixty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Keyes
Sulivan
Sullivan
Forts Named for Veterans in Pacific Theater
A string of U S military reservations in Hawaii and the Philippine Islands are renamed to honor senior generals and officers by Fort De Hussey Fort Huger Fort Upton and Fort Frank. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports continued growth, issuing a standing statement noting high policy counts and benefits distributed to policyholders.
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Breet
Renee de Russy
USA
Miltary
Kalai
Oahu
Ha!Waii
Queery Emma Point
Island of
Hawaii
Fort Upton
Royal T Frank
Carabao Island
Philipine Islands
Fort Frank
Gustavus IA de Bey
Us&s V
Leverett H Welker
S A
Benjamin H. Randolph
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Hts
New York
Ite
Mnitainia
Ity Leynoidera
Thia Han
eAener Insurance
Morgan Sails May Buy Art On Europe Trip
Financier J P Morgan sails on the Adriatic with plans uncertain about buying art abroad. Charles M Schwab also boards the Adriatic and hints at a French automobiling trip with a Monte Carlo stop possible. Morgan says he cannot tell what he will do when he starts and may be tempted.
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Europe
New York
Pierpont Morgan
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mrs Stirling Makes Hit Not Free to Marry Lord Northland
Edinburgh February hearing in the Stirling divorce case centers on Mia Stirling testimony about marriage plans. She states she is not free to marry Lord Northland and that he has not proposed. Mrs Atherton’s breach of promise suit is referenced as a backdrop to the dispute. Lord Northland denies misconduct as defense opens, case adjourned for day.
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Edinburgh
Stirling
Court of Sessions
Mia Stirling
Hopkins Gains Two Votes In Governor Contests Fight
Springfield lawmakers debate a joint resolution to appoint a nine-member committee from both houses to hear a gubernatorial recount petition. Senator A J Hopkins gains two votes on the latest ballot as Democrats back Carter Harrison while opposition urges restraint and a pledge card campaign ends with threats of a constitutional majority.
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Springfield I
Tech
A J Hopkins
Carter A Harrison
Chicago
Hopkins
Togs
Shurtleff
Mason
McKinley
Lowden
Calhoun
Harrison
Sherman
Hopking
Hopkin
Adlai B Stevenson
Lee O'Neil Browne
Setback for Hughes as Senate blocks Cook nomination
Special to The Washington Post Albany NY February 4 193? Republican senators join Democrats in voting 31 to 17 to refuse confirmation of Herbert H Cook for the State highway commission. Governor must submit a new name. Some Republican votes were contingent. Contested election case against Wallis advances under Senator Grady Hepburn in Des Moines. W Jamieson contest notification served by M L Temple for W P Hepburn tolling to Centerville tomorrow.
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Washington Post
Albany
Fey
Tere
Republican State Organization
Senate
Herbert H Cook
New State Highway Commission
Cook
Bengee
Wallis
Thomas Grady
Hepburn
Des Moines
Iowa
Congress
W Jamieson
theéEhehth Distrief
M L .Temple
W P Hepburn
Centerville
Manassas Hotel Fire Totals Building and Nearby Property
Special to The Washington Post Manassas suffers a major blaze that destroys the oldest hotel building and damages a block bounded by Main Center and Last Streets and Railroad Avenue. Firefighters struggle with limited water but save the Journal office and department store. Loss estimated at about 6,000 with insurance undetermined. origin unknown.
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Washington Post
Manassas
Railroad Avenue
Manangas
Manassas Hotel
George W .Payne
Manassax Tournal Office
McClellan Tetzer
Tmpe
WN Lopscomb & Co
Virginia Happenings Amid Local Notes and Incidents
Morriss Glaser of Hagerstown trading as Brenner Conquerateer was named trustee for creditors Joseph Wolfinger with assets of $1000 and several thousand in liabilities. George Gumbert died from burns after a coal oil fire exploded. J Frank Turner was appointed by Talbot County Court to fill the unexpired term of J J Harrington Covington as district attorney. John Haugh, assistant postmaster at Glopper's Station, was arrested for a postal law violation. Kee Mar College guests aided a midwinter reception fire when crepe paper decorations ignited by a gas jet. damage was limited.
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George Gumbert
Garrett
John — Haugh
Glopper’s Station
Metropolitan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hagner
Hagerstown
Haugh
Postoffic
Kee Mar
Virginia Weddings in Lexington and Heathaville
In Lexington on Randolph street Capt Jesse M Artam and Mrs Arthur hosted the wedding of their second daughter Carria May to Marlon Lewis Beeton with Rev William S Hammond officiating. In Heathaville, George Lester Kesterson wed Ida Blanche Henderson at Mrs G S Pasquith’s home, the bride daughter of Capt scher Henderson of Palmers, Va.
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Lexington
Jesse M Artam
Arthur
Randolph Street
Teir
Carria May
Marlon Lewis Beeton
William S Hammond
Trinity Methodist Church
Heathaville
G S Pasquith
Baltimore
George Lester Kesterson
Ida Blanche Henderson
Scher Henderson
Palmers
Bell falls at church injures brakeman in Cumberland
Special to The Washington Peat reports William Crist, 30, a brakeman from Cumberland Maryland, was severely injured by a 20 pound church bell that fell from its steeple at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church on Virginia Avenue. He underwent trepanning, a two by one inch piece of skull was removed, and the cause remains a mystery.
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Washington Peat
Virginia Briefs Chronicle Local Disasters And Elections
Scarlet fever closures at St Luke near Woodstock trigger fire destruction of the Ryman house to halt disease. Grandstaff barn burned with grain and hay, livestock saved. injury to 8 year old Lovell Jeffries from a gate incident. Various university and local governance notes include Washington and Lee editor election, Mary Washington Hospital officers, and Farmville assault case. Roanoke land deal transfers 20,000 acres to Pittsburgh capital, linking Catawba furnace site to rail expansion.
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St Luke
Woodstock
County Board of Health
David Ryman
Wiliam Grandstaff
Redbanks
Grandstaff
Iguana Lovell Jeffries
BE M Jeffries
Sneeks
Washington
Roanoke Va
Botetourt County
Pittsburg
Catawba
Catawba Creek
Norfolk and-Western
Chesapeake and
Oslo
Manufacturer Ends Life in Thomasville Home
Special report from Tu 1-annul 2 ome Thomasville Nebraska describes a tragic suicide by a local manufacturer aged 34. He ate breakfast with his family, kissed his wife goodbye, then shot himself in the head. No motive is known. He is survived by his wife and four children.
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Thomasville Woc
Circuit Court of Appeals Hearing Opens in Richmond for Multiple Parties
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Va reports the U S circuit court of appeals reconvening with judges Goff Pritchard Boyd and Dayton present. Arguments covered Henneblyve Construction Company Armored Concrete Construction Continental Casualty and Ida Juckson et al with several attorneys. In Hagerstown Maryland Mrs Christian Laws separated from her husband attempted suicide by ingesting laudanum at her parents home, two physicians assisted with a stomach pump, she survived and had previously lived in Virginia.
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Washington
Continental Casual Company
Lynchburg
Lucian IC Cocke
Zohan Hart
Roanoke
Mefiton Mvarlex
Chicago
M 17
Alizer
R E Scott
Richmond
Ida G Juckson
Henry Jackson
Parkersburg
McCluer
McCormick
Williamsport
William Beard
Mt Asabler
Archer
Washington Rose Hagerstown, Md
Tech
Christian Laws
Virginia
Virginia Obituary Notice From CharlottesiNe and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices report Constantine Robinson of Campbellsville Louisa County age 65 died at University of Virginia Hospital from dynamic obstruction of the bowels a Civil War veteran Albemarle Light Horse survived by his wife five children Judge Clarence W Robinson of Newport News and other relatives in Campbells Patterson Norfolk Harrisonburg and Wellsburg WV Also noted are Frank G McLaughlin 24 son of J H McLaughlin of Farmont WV and Dr Presins Ogden widow Mrs Nicodemus and preparations for a marriage, with details about survivors and locations in Virginia and Maryland. The Virginia Railway opens a through train from Deepwater to Roanoke and a separate incident recounts a man falling from an elevator and surviving with noncritical injuries.
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CharlottesiNe
Constantine Robinson
Campbellz
Louisa County
Clarence W Robinson
Newport News
Eleventh Judicial Circuit
University of Virginia Hospital
Fluvanna County
Christopher Robinson
Middlesex
Albemarle Light Horse
Irma Robinson
Campbells, Va
E L Sutherland
Patterson
Ogden
Alice Sapp
Real Shinnston
poepMine
Nicodemus
Bowers
W J Eddy
Washapton Post - Baptist
Frederck
A W Nicodemus
Buck
Song
Mra Fulton
Lewis
Washington
Births and marriages in Rockville area and nearby towns
The report lists births and marriages including Norman and Nettie fate Bos and Annie 3 Fogia, Arthur D and Addie Nette. It notes Rev J B Turpin dead in Pathernburg West Virginia and Miss Ruby Retby in Lacom Nebraska. Also mentions a marriage in Rockville by Rev L Wolfe between Harriet Larkin Garrett and a Baltimore medical student, Stella Bossetetter and Irvin Middiehaut wedding, and Stella Hostetter with Irvin Middiehaut in Hagerstown. Weather bureau plans a weather kiosk at the Rockville courthouse triangle with funds noted.
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Norman
Nettie Fate
Bos
Harvey
Annie
Fogia
Sir Arthur D
Addie Nette
Roy
Pitremti
Lark Nee
Frook
Jule
Willam
Ajotrzo aNg Adelside
Jaccha Piel
Mensy
Latte Brown
J. B. Turpin
Pathernburg
W Va
Tae Re
Turpin
Juniper
Baptiey
Jurchen
Gouth Rockville
Ruby Retby
Lacom
Nebr
Washington
Scott Woll
Calvary Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Rock
Ville
Pelling Hotel
Richmond
Senest L. Wolfe
South
Senate
Hagerstown
Irvin R. Middiehaut
Conrad Wiever
The
Reformed Church
Boy Dead of Lockjaw and Stabbing at Factory
Special to Toe Washington. Petersburg Virginia Feb . Forest Askey 44, son of William Aiken, died from lockjaw after a wound in the leg from a trap gun. Special to The Washington Post Wheeling West Virginia Feb 2 John Callahan, 15, stabbed by Charles Fordan, 16, in a fight at a glass factory in Moundsville. Fordan arrested.
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Wasnington
Petersburg
Forest Askey
William Aiken
Atlantic Coast Line
Washington Post
Wheeling
Wva
John Callahan
Charles Fordan
Fia Slass
Moundsville
Fordan
Callahan
Maybrick Beneficiary Wins Redress in Virginia Property Suit
In Richmond on February 3, Judge Daniel Gilinan ruled in favor of Mrs Caroline Evon Roques and Mrs Florence Maybrick's heirs, annulling deeds tied to Armstrong and Groom. The court ordered Armstrong to account and awarded $529,250 to the baroness and trustees, reflecting missing proceeds from sales totaling $62,912.50 and related misappropriations amid Maybrick murder trial pressures.
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Apecies
Washington Post
Richmond
Tudge
Daniel Gilinan
City Chancery Court
Day
Mte
Caroline Evon Roques
Mra
Florence Maybrick
David W Armstrong
New York
Vitenta
West Virginia
Kentucky
Armstrong
Maybrick
Mre
England
Whch
Eugsh
Groom
Harrison T Groom
Divorce Granted to Mrs Wright in Maryland
Mrs Lilia L Wright obtained an absolute divorce from Frederick A Wright an architect and promoter in Hagerstown Maryland ruled by Judge Reedy The marriage occurred in Washington ten years ago The case described Wright bringing a young woman named Berfas Branch into the home and claiming a family tie with a governor’s daughter.
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Sheweallington
Hagerstown
Reedy
Lilia L. Wright
Frederick A. Wright
Washington
Wright
Samuel Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Mra. Wright
Bercas Branch
Big Wife
Coal Rate Quarrel Attracts Interstate Action
Western Pennsylvania coal operators failed to agree on freight rates to the lakes for 1909 and adjourned the meeting in Pittsburg with plans to reconvene February 4. They threaten a drive to the Interstate Commerce Commission if discrimination against Pennsylvania is not corrected by April. The issue centers on alleged rate favoritism toward West Virginia lines and may involve eastern Ohio and West Virginia roads.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Showroom space disputes spark sidewalk clash in Alexandria
Washington Post Bureau reports Mayor Part instructs officers to curb storefront encroachments on North Royal Street. Officer Beach uses a measuring club to enforce the law, while rivals dispute the scope. Other cases for sidewalk obstruction to be acted on today amid local unrest.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Part
Yeagerday
Policeman Beach
North Royal Street
City Hall
Roanoke's New Judge Elevates City Bench
Special to The Washington Roanoke Va Walter R Staples ascended the corporation court bench in Roanoke after civil engineering study at Washington and Lee and the Boston Institute. A veteran Army engineer, he later joined surveys in the land office and practiced law in Lynchburg before moving to Roanoke. He is connected to notable relatives in academia and Virginia's judiciary.
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Roanoke
Walter R Staples
Corporation Court of Roanoke
Washington and Lee University
Boston Institute For Technology
Engineer Corps
United State Army
Chicago and
Micaisippi
Zana
United States Land Office
Natuonal University
Lynchburg
Toanvhe
Hustings
J W Wood
Staples
A P Staples
Supreme Court of Virginia
Samuel Granville Staples
Color tests for monkeys at Johns Hopkins University
The Johns Hopkins graduate department of biology owns four monkeys used by Prof. John B. Watson to study color perception. Two are pets of Watson, who plans light and color experiments testing a monkey’s ability to distinguish colors using malaga grapes as rewards. The setup involves red and green light cues and rewards with praise.
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Washington
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
John B. Watson
Department of
Experimental Psychology
Johns Hopkins
Malaga
Watson
North Carolina Legislature Debates Labor and Tax Bills
Bills introduced to curb insurance rate tricks and build a reformatory, with a two year ban on sale of birds. Measures proposed to tax vegetable sales, regulate oyster culture, and strengthen child labor reporting. debates cover antitrust issues, county boards of education, and party divides in Dare County election standings.
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Washington Post
Southeastern Tauft Association @ trust
North
Caroline
Senate
House
Nerth Carolina
Tuckers
Gumneral
Judiciary Committee
Bih
American Tobacco Company
Association of North Carolina Cotton Manufaturers
Dare County
Wiliams
Stimefield
Steingfelds
Confederate Chief Surgeon John A. Rameau Dead
Special to The Washington Pant from Clarksburg West Virginia reports the death of Dr. John A. Rameau aged 65 or 66, the Confederate army chief surgeon, who died the morning after a period of illness in February.
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Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
John A Rameau
Health lore on blood defense and a tonic claim
An old health column extols the blood’s immune cells as soldiers in a body guarding system. It touts the tonic Sareaparilla as a cure all to destroy germ enemies and prevent catarrh anemia and fatigue, promising vigor and protection against illnesses.
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Hood
Satan
North Carolina Notes Fire destroys Fayetteside bridge and more
Fire yesterday destroyed the wooden bridge spanning the Fear River at Fayetteside. Insurance valued at 5000 dollars covered the 4000 dollar loss. Durham and county officials discuss rebuilding on the old site near the county courthouse with funds and taxation details under review. Tobacco totals rise with 2090 extra pounds sold on the Dieham market, season price over 13 cents. Will Ward, the Canton assault convict, was moved to foreign penitentiaries under guard after sentencing to hang on March 3.
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Dieham
Will Ward
Canton
MecLeod
Fereign
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Leon Harlow
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Lansburgh & Bro
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Christian Xander
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