Married Ellis Warder and Willis in Washington DC
The notice records the February 15 1908 marriage of Elizabeth Warder to La Tralph Nicholson Willis at the bride’s residence in Washington DC officiated by Rev Dr Roland Cotton Smith. It also lists multiple 1908 and 1906 death notices, interments, and funeral details for individuals with addresses and family relations, including Burcil Burk, Burnette, Jackson, and Johnson among others, with scattered dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis-Warder
Washington, D. C
Roland Cotton Smith
Elizabeth
Benjamin H. Warder
la Tralph
Burcil-On
Cambridge Place
James Clarence Burch
St Mary's Church
Bryantown
Burkh
John William Burkhard
Wenar
Thomas I. Patrail
Church Frias
Northwees
Wasilinetun
Michael J
Shand
Alies
Bote Panerst
LayelPoh Street
St. Peter's
Tremont
Chinnelil
Howe
Madison Avenue
New York
Wiliam Morton Grinnell
Haltnorth
Tululine
Forte Heltwerih Wand
Joseph
Prorathea Gerhardt
Signs of goal peage joint committee at work
New York February 15. The special scale committee of the Pennsylvania anthracite miners met coal company officials to outline proposed demands and set up seven member subcommittees to draft details. They will report to a conference, with hope to settle issues without a strike. The union cites past strike losses and seeks eight hour day wage protections and union recognition.
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New York
Union Anthracite Workers of Pennsylvania
Yrouvers
Thvery Coal Company
Mitchel
Miners’ Union
Trunk Line Association
Connell
Mitchell
Maine
Messrs
John Mitchell
John Fahy
George Hartlein
W. H. Dettres
John B. Galagher
T. D. Nichols
John T. Dempsey
John B. Kerr
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Morris Wiliams
Shamokin
Board of Conciliation
Dolan Attacks Mitchell at Pittsburg Miners Meeting
Pittsburg Pa Feb 16 President Patrick Dolan harshly criticized John Mitchell in a miners convention session. Dolan claimed Mitchell lied about a newspaper statement and accused him of sending national board members to defeat Dolan. Dolan and VP Bellingham seek re election and vow vindication at Indianapolis. Disorder followed until VP Perl urged order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan
Pittsburg
Patrick Dolan
John Mitchell
Lewis
Mitchell
National Board
Bellingham
Indianapolis
John Mitchel
John Mitchells
W. D. Ryan
Delan
Mate Ters
Perls
Great stores of coal at Cleveland port amid possible strike
The Cleveland harbor faces unprecedented coal shipments as miners threaten action. About eighty vessels are ready to load, with twenty more in two weeks and fifty total prepared for movement when navigation opens. The rush fuels expectations of reshipment to Upper Lake points. Next Sunday's Post features Mrs. Nicholas Langworth nee Roosevelt.
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Cleveland
Ohto
Nicholas Langworth
Roosevelt
Jury Has Samuel Case Concludes Nightly Delays Amid Bereavements
Greensboro Feb 15 The jury in ex Deputy Collector G W Samuel charged with conspiring to defraud the government received the case at 7 PM and by 11 PM had no verdict and were locked up for the night The jury reportedly stands eleven for conviction In his charge Judge Boyd warned against political bias In a hurried trial marked by a wave of bereavements as defendants supporters and related officers faced personal losses Tomorrow seven distillers and two indicted officers are expected to plead guilty
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Washington Post
Greensboro
N. C
G. W Samuel
Boyd
Aycock
Montgomery
D., A. Montgomery
Burlington
Holton
S&s. B. Adams
Double Hanging Public in Cambria County
Ebensburg Pa February first double hanging in Cambria County occurred today with Jacob Hauser and Stephen Fellows executed by strangulation. Spectators packed the jail yard as doors opened and attendance was limited but allowed. Hauser had murdered his wife and wounded her sister in 1905. Fellows killed his wife and wounded their son at a Barnesboro rail station before fleeing to Connecticut.
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Ebensburg
Cambria County
Jacob Hauser
Stephen Fellows
Barnesboro
Fellowses
Fellows
Connecticut
Waiting to See Dead King in Copenhagen Cathedral
Ten thousand people remained in line when the doors of Roskilde Cathedral closed on the final day of King Christian’s lying in state. King Frederick, moved by the crowd’s eagerness, ordered the doors reopened, allowing thousands more to view the coffin during the next two hours.
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Copenhagen
Roskilde
Christian
Frederick
Murderer Burtons Jail Break Shocks Raleigh
Burton Jarrell convicted of the Warren County murder of W. C. King escaped Wake County jail this morning after slipping past eight steel bars. Garfield Hicks, also sentenced to death for the same crime, stayed behind. Supreme Court was weighing Jarrell's appeal when the break occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Burton Jarrell
W. C. King
Warren County
Wake County
Garfield Hicks
Jarrell
Supreme Court
Brilliant Fetes In Cuba At Santiago Ball
In Santiago de Cuba on Heb 15 the San Curios and Union clubs hosted a brilliant ball for the Santiago battle field commission. American guests visited San Juan and Siboney and Senor Bacardi entertained ladies at luncheon. The commission members met Cuban guests aboard the Sumner and plan to depart for Daiquiri at dawn to dedicate the first American landing monument before moving to Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Cuba
Heb
San Curios and Union
Santiago
San Juan
Siboney
Senor Bacardi
Sumner
Daiquiri
Havana
Death notices of notable figures in multiple cities
Gen Fred Wal sen, veteran Colorado pioneer and former state treasurer, died of dropsy in Denver at 65. P Warfield Semmes, nephew of Admiral Semmes, died in Memphis after yellow fever work. Mrs Clara Willson, sister of P P Bliss, died in Towanda at 63. Leonard Kip, Albany Minn., 80, author and scholar, died at home. Thomas W Dea ley, head of H Belo publishers, died in Mineral Wells, Texas. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advert follows.
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Denver
Colo
Fred Walsen
Gen
Walsen
Colorado
Walsenburg
Memphis
Tenn
Warfield Semmes
Raphael Semmes
Towanda
Clara Willson
P. P. Bliss
Great Britain
Wilson
Francis Murphy
Albany
Leonard Kip
Anti foreign sentiment and British gunboats in China turmoil
Shanghai reports an attack on a foreign mission in Nanking, viceroys show strong anti foreign views, Japan may tolerate intervention, and British gunboats are dispatched. Rebels threaten Sunning district near Canton, 200 Chinese reportedly killed in Shanghai riot. missionaries protected with funds for emergencies.
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Japan
Pekin
China
Russia
Shanghai
the Tribune
Yuan Shi Kai
Paoting
Chenchan
C. E. Young
Orient
Young
Canton
Berlin
Foreign Office
Peking
London
Wilmington brokers fail due to unprofitable investments
BA L. Evans & Co. brokers of Wilmington Del. made a voluntary assignment for creditors to John H. Danby vice president Union National Bank. Liabilities are estimated at 300000 to 400000 with assets around 150000. The firm comprised Henry L. Evans and John H. Evans, members of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, acting as correspondents for Philadelphia and New York houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
BA. L. Evans & Co
John H. Danby
Union National Bank
Henry L. Evans
John H. Evans
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
New York
Admiral Lands Testifies at Naval Academy Inquiry
The Congressional hazing probe at Annapolis held its first formal session after reviewing board records and recent hazing courts martial. Admiral Sands, superintendent, testified first as the inquiry moves to closed proceedings at the Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Congressional Committee
Naval Academy
Board of Investigation
Admiral Sands
Cooper testifies in Greene Gaynor trial over Tybee Breakwater work
A. S. Cooper assistant engineer testified for the government in Savannah on the Greene Gaynor trial. He described inferior materials used by the defendant contractors and a report urging suspension of work on the Tybee Breakwater unless rock could be placed on the mats. Carter reacted with offense and then made matters uncomfortable for Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
A. S. Cooper
Carter
Greene- Gaynor
Cooper
Tybee
A C H Members at Bazaar Hosted by Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of Hibernians, about 250 strong, visited the Knights of Columbus bazaar last night and gave generously to fair appeals. An orchestra played Irish selections as Carroll Council members managed the paddle stand.
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Knights of Columbus
Order of Hibernians
Carroll Council
The
Elks
Knights
Washington Council
OIL REBATES NEXT ON LIST
Pittsburg February 15 The Post will say indictments of Standard Oil and railroad officers may follow the beef trust prosecutions now underway in Chicago. Department of Commerce and Labor investigators completed a probe into railroad rebates and tariff records, seeking railroad and oil trust links. Special Agent Ferbert Brown left for Washington leaving railroad officials in darkness about findings. Commissioner Gurheld plans to take the matter up after beef prosecutions conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago
Department of Commerce
Ojd
Ferbert BD. Brown
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Pennsylvania Lines
Star Union
Gurheld
Beef Trust
Bennet Brill Indorsed by New York County Committee
The New York County Republican committee chaired by Representative Herbert Parsons unanimously backed the Bennet bill to cut Southern representation in Congress. The measure, pending in the House, also calls for a full investigation of suffrage in the South and was introduced by Gi ehgist Stewart from the Nineteenth Assembly district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican County Committee
New York County
Herbert Parsons
Congress
House of Representatives
South
Giehgist Stewart
Assembly
Cubans Denounce Elections Demand Palma Reopen Polls
Havana February 15 Liberal party convention hosts a heated debate on alleged injustices in December elections. A resolution calls on President Palma to order new elections with inspectors from both parties to ensure honest proceedings. Speakers say the masses back the Liberal stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma
Havana
Liberal Party
Paul Knapp Receives West Point Appointment
Benton Harbor Mich Feb 15 Paul Knapp a half breed Indian of the city whose mother was a Pokagon Pottawatomie chief’s daughter has been appointed to enter West Point He was a student at Hag Isell Institute and secured the appointment through a recommendation to President Roosevelt by Indian Commissioner Leupp He is nineteen years of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Arbor
Mich
Paul Knapp
Peter Pokagon
West Point
Knapp
Hag Isell Institute
Roosevelt
Leupp
Submarine Trials Set To Test Endurance Of Porpoise And Shark
Sub marine torpedo boats Porpoise and Shark prepared for endurance tests of their gasoline engines under rough sea. Commanders Gleaves and Nelson plan runs at Narra Sansett Bay and sea with torpedo practice and night maneuvers near forts. Nelson previously guided his boat past searchlights and under a schooner.
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Washington Post
Hewrort
Porpoise
Charles P. Nelson
Shark
Lloyd S. Shapley
Gleaves
Naval Torpedo Station
Nelson
Narra- Sansett Bay
New Bedford
Targer
Burglar Leaps From Window At Bartholdi Flats
Yesterday a burglar fled from a second story window at Bartholdi flats 128 Maryland avenue after being found by Catherine Montague in her room. Her father aided in the escape. The intruder wore a cap and appeared foreign or of African descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholdi Flats
Maryland Avenue
Catherine Montague
Mrs Allien Married Owner of Rancocas Stock Farm Weds Livingstone
Mrs Lillian Barnes known as Mrs Allien, owner of the Rancocas stock farm near Mount Holly New Jersey, married George Livingstone of New York City on February 3 at the bride’s Brooklyn home. The couple honeymoon in Florida then plan a stay on Mrs Livingstone’s Georgia property near the Florida line. Livingstone, a frequent visitor to the farm, had rumors of the marriage a year earlier which were denied.
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Rancocas
George Livingstone
Washington Post
Mount Helly
N. J
Lillian Barnes
Allien
New York City
Alfred S. Barnes
Brooklyn
Livingstones
Florida
Livingstone
Georgia
Pierre Lorillard
Paper Hanger Sentenced in Post Office Confidence Scheme
Charles Houck, a paper hanger, received six months in jail after being convicted in Police Court of taking part in a long running confidence game against Post Office employees. Witnesses included W. & Cochran, Gen. Knapp, Dr. Marshall, William Mooney, and Capt. Smith. Houck claimed mistaken identity and said he borrowed money in hard times from former acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Charles Houck
Polt Court
Post Office Department
W. & Cochran
Smith
Knapp
Attorney General's Office
William Mooney
Mr. Hunt
Dr. Marshall
Capt. Smith
Chance
Campbell
Watch
Houck
Mullen
Washington
Glass Industry Grows in United States 1904
A Census Bureau summary shows a substantial rise in U S glass industry from 1900 to 1904 with 399 establishments up from 355, production climbing to 79 6 million dollars from 56 5 million, capital investment at 89 4 million, and total payrolls rising 36 percent across salaried staff and wage earners reaching over 3 0 thousand and 63 970 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Census Bureau
Inauguration of Ide to Succeed Wright as Philippines Governor
The Washington Post reports Henry Ide will become governor of the Philippines in succession to Luke E. Wright, who moves to be Ambassador to Japan. The inauguration is set for April 2, Ide retires September 15, and General Smith will replace him. Dean Worcester acts as secretary of education. The commission moves to Baguio after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Philippines
Washington Post
Manila
Henry €. Ide
The
Luke E. Wright
Japan
Gen. Smith
Mr. Ide
Dean
Worcester
Baguio
Gov. Ide
LICENSED TO MARRY LIST OF COUPLES
A list of individuals confirmed as licensed to marry including Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati and Alice Tolb Roosevelt, Grover C. Pitch with Agnes Cady, William C. Miller with Cora Reese, Samuel H. Jackson with Margaret McElroy, Leonard Jones of Zero Virginia with Louise M. Jones of Olden Place Virginia, Frank T. Duff with Anna C. Freas of Philadelphia, Halph N. Ellis of Westbury Station and Elizabeth Warder, Andrew J. Byrne with Beulah strother, Minor Hayden with Annie Jones, and Mackatee Campbell with Birdie Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alice Tolb Roosevelt
Grover C. Pitch
Agnes Cady
William C. Miller
Cora Reese
Samuel H. Jackson
Margaret McElroy
Leonard Jones
Zero
Louise M. Jones
Olden Place
Frank T. Duff
Anna C. Freas
Philadelphia
Halph N. Ellis
Westbury Station
Elizabeth Warder
Andrew J. Byrne
Beulah Strother
Minor Hayden
Annie Jones
Mackatee Campbell
Birdie Johnson
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to Feb 16
The health office lists deaths by name and age with addresses, including Thelma Allen 10 months, Elizabeth Blosser 77, Emily Brown 99, Nellie Bell 68, Helen Blair at Corcoran Hotel, John Croissant 69, Edward Coghll 25, Mary Fletcher 58, Andrew Glynn 48, Bridget Glavin 37, Annie Jacobs 82, Edith Payne 1 month, Eva Reilly 24, Grace Thurston 22, Mary Thornton 27, plus George Washington mos, and local shop names Shaffer and others referenced as wedding flowers and artistic effects.
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Thelma Allen
Wylie’s Court Nw
Evzabeth Blosser
10Th St, Nw
Emily Brown
6Th St. Mw
Nellie Bell
King’s Court Nw
Helen E. Blair
Corcoran Hotel
Gra
John D. Croissant
Q St. Nw
Edward Coghll
Pst. Nw
Mary F. Fletcher
C. Ave. St
Andrew Glynn
Mats
Bridget Glavin
N. Cap
11Th St. Sw
Grace Thurston
Wyoming Ave
Mary Thornton
6Th St. Se
George Washington
Jefferson St. Ow
Mos
New Charter For Chicago Approved By Supreme Court
Springfield reports the Illinois Supreme Court sustains the constitutional amendment paving the way for municipal courts in Chicago and a new city charter. The ruling allows Chicago to borrow more, abolish the justice court, regulate gun prices, and delays drawing a new charter until the council acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Triais Supreme Court
Chicago
Supreme Court
National Canners Plan Defense Fund and Tax
National Canners Convention approves forming a national association of pure food packers to fund product defense. Members will levy two tenths of a cent per package bearing the association label. Resolutions condemn express firms for high sample rates and railroads for unfair freight discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City, A. v
National Canners’ Convention
Pure Food Packers
Warrants for Bankers In Charleston Over Insolvent Bank
Warrants sworn out against H. I. Greer president L. Dunneman vice president and F. J. Seel cashier of the defunct Columbian Trust and Savings Bank of Charleston charge accepting deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
H. I. Greer
L. Dunneman
F. J. Seel
Columbian Trust and Savings Bank of Charleston
Pater Manor
Explosion at Connell Powder Mill in Shamokin
A blast at the Connell Powder Mill near Shamokin Pennsylvania on February 15 1915 killed Henry Feder an employee of Treveton and seriously burned superintendent Robert Kida. The plant losses were not yet determined.
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Shamokin
Connell
Here
Henry Feder
Treveton
Robert Kida
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atQa
Eclevkam
Pang
James W
Martha Grady Jackson
Metropolitan
Ffteenth
Extecure
Ferlay
Febrnaryig
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Syraeys
Boston
Baltimers
Johnson
James
Ngai
Lee
Dagghot
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Tate
Mt ¢Hrvet
Mage
Oda
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Hert
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Wednesdas
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Ofctark
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Beall
Wookaley
Ot Michael
Tee
Wlotrom
Nib
Friay Piliy
Renda
Siatelenty
Irs Idie
Frank Robinson
Beose
Mur Hodge
Fanpe Thowe
Agnes ‘Turner
Clements
Deoreetown
Trinity Chriret
Treat Seeton
Wilbur M
Sar Sefton
Fourteenth Street
Posey Pebriuars
Mary “Mallweed
Stuary
Weork Pombatars
Prospect Bill
Thornton
Thorniton
Welioved
Walter Thorn F
Cora F. Fabonson
Ludiam
Sixth Street
Aliga M. McNulty
Layla
John R. McNulty
Moron
Charles
Capton
Farry L. McNulty
Loudon Park
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Boweeral
Wisington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Eyracuse Post-Standard
Paul
Pioneer
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W. Rything
AERO
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Fyarral
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Taipei
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Tench St
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
Samuel Case
Double
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Dallas, Tex
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H. Belo & Co
Galveston-Dallas News
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Tex
Hood
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Standard Telegraphs
Nanking
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Yangtsekiang
San Francisco
Doric
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Sandpiper
Samshui
Sunning
Sunning City
Macao
Nashville
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church of the United
Hasuchou-Fu
Hwain-Fu
Su- Chie
Tsing-Kiang-Pu
Admiral Lands
Macon
H. Lee Harrell
Monticello
R. R. Powell
Powell
Kimball
Charles J. Bateman
Young Bateman
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Barbarossa
Dremen
la Savoie
Havre
Bluecher
Wiverpool
Teutonic
Queenstown
Cedric
Greene-Gaynor
Bennet Brill Indorsed
Navy
Mrs. Allien
Apollinaris
Table Waters
Home Savings Bank
7Th and Mass. Are
OLD Colony CO
H St. N. W
Mr. Mooney
Ide
Elphonzo Sounga Company
Grocera
Ninth Street
Health Office Record
Chotcest
Shaffer
Ith and I
Defense Fund For Canners
National Association
Bradfield Regulator Co
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