Langley Dies After Stroke While Recovering in South
Prof Langley secretary of the Smithsonian and noted aviation pioneer died in a South hotel from paralysis following a second stroke. He had traveled south on doctors orders to recuperate from a prior attack, and his burial plans and prominent career in astronomy and aeronautics are outlined, including his work at Allegheny Observatory and Langley’s pursuit of powered flight.
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Allegheny Observatory
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Board of Ordnance and Fortification
War Department
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Congress
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Harvard College Observatory
Uoted States Naval Academy
Annapoli
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United States
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Notice of Marriage and Swath Insertion Policies
Notice lists newspapers including The Washington Post and various papers such as Boston Globe Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald and more where marriage notices may appear at no extra charge upon application, with telegraphic insertion possible in multiple outlets.
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Washington Post
Your Times
Boston Globe
Courier
Calcagn Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Rocheter Hilald
Louis
Undertakers and Embalmers in Washington DC
Directory of local undertakers and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers. W R Speare at 940 F Street NW offers first class services at reasonable terms. F Harvey's Sons at 145 Fourteenth Street NW emphasizes moderate prices and a commodious chapel. John R Wright Co at 1387 Tenth Street NW provides chapel use on premises and 24 hour service. J William Lee at 232 Pennsylvania Avenue NW advertises modern crematorium and livery in connection. George P Zurhorst at 201 East Capitol Street offers funeral parlors and telephone East 272.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST NW
John R. Wright CO
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Prison Bride and Cake Key to Jailbreak Tale
Special to The Washington Post Boston Al and Oscar Nigrein escaped Suffolk County jail using a wedding cake concealing tiny saws. May Coyle, 18, was arrested after detectives traced her involvement as accessory. The plan involved a careful wedding ceremony in the jail and a cake passed to the prisoners while guards slept, leading to their liberty.
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Washington Post
New York
Charlie Howard
Boston al
Charlie
May Coyle
Hahn
Watts
Boston
Oscar Nigrein
Suffolk County
May
Finmilton Street
Police
Mercer Street
Howard
Oscar Higrein
Anxiou
Teailiv
Oscar
Russia Pressures Berlin as Morocco Talks Continue
Russia seeks to avert a France Germany rupture at Algeciras by using influence in Berlin while Paris doubts German concessions. French and Russian officials weigh conessions amid Moroccan harbor deals and ongoing bank and police questions. British reports note cautious hope for a settlement despite lingering tensions.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Berlin
France
Germany
Paris
Rouvier
William
Algeciras
Count Cassini
Witte
London
Spain
Sidi Mohammed el Mokhri
Casablanca
Saff
Atlantic
Morocco
Crueset Company
Tangier
Deutache Reichs Correspondenz
Karlsruhe
Vor Buelow
Gambetta
Great Britain
Ask Order Against Rogers Hopes Oil Inquiry Soon
Jefferson City February 27 Attorney General Hadley said he will ask Judge Gildersteeve of the New York Supreme Court to compel Mr Rogers to answer questions he has declined to address He may seek orders for officers of the respondent companies to testify as needed to finish the case with remaining stock ownership evidence pending consideration of future steps
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Hadley
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Gildersteeve
Supreme Court of New York
Rogers
President to Decide on Capt Curtis Court Martial Case
The case of Captain Arthur F. Curtis of the Sixty first Coast Artillery at the Presidio San Francisco has been reviewed by the Judge Advocate General. His report goes to the Secretary of War for presidential action after a court martial found charges affecting his moral character and reportedly sentenced him to dismissal. Pending sentence he tendered his resignation as an army officer.
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Alicsieny
Beleve
Pouillet
Mount Whitney
California
United States
Service
Allerheny
Langley
Meloni
Smithsonian Institution
Arthur F. Curtis
Davis
Secretary of War
Curtis
Coast Artillery
Presidio
San Francisco
Nice Point
Freezing forecast hits Georgia peach bloom in Moultrie
Moultrie Georgia reports 40 degrees at 7 pm with a sharp northwest wind and freezing expected by morning. Peach and plum trees are in full bloom with little chance of escape. In Detroit, a Pere Marquette stockholders meeting approved a special committee to probe the 989 year lease by the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad and report to May’s annual meeting.
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Moultrie
Pere Marquette
Detroit
Mich
Pere Marquette Railroad
Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton
Deaths roll in three cities recount Civil War service
Maj Joseph M Kennedy of Cincinnati aged seventy two died at his Middletown home after a Civil War service on Gen Fremonts staff and famed Springfield Missouri charge bravery earned him a promotion. Henry Austin an electrical engineer who designed World Fair Illumination died in Florence Nebraska of tuberculosis. Alfred H Belo Jr son and president of Belo company Dallas Texas died at thirty two.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Joseph M. Kennedy
Middletown
Fremont
Springfield
Kennedy
Omaha
Nebr
Henry Austin
Chicago
Buffalo
Florence
Dallas
Tex
Alfred H. Beld
A. HW. Belo & Co
Intel
Sequel to Hotel Thefts at St. Regis Unfolds
Thelma Paulsen, posing as a chambermaid at the St. Regis, used a recommendation from Mrs. Caroline Flower to gain employment. Linen bearing hotel marks and nearly $1,000 in jewelry were found at her address on West Eighty third Street. Detectives arrested her after identifying her true identity and origin.
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Washington Post
New York
St. Regis Hotel
Caroline M. Flower
West Eighty-third Street
Thelma Paulsen
Walter H. ¥Ouog
St. Regis
Ser
Thirtyfourth Street
Ex Police Chief Kiely Faces Trial Over Graft Allegations
Suspended St Louis Chief Mathew Kiely was placed on trial today by the city police commissioners on charges including desertion, permitting gambling houses, and failing to root out graft. His attorney obtained a temporary injunction to halt the proceedings, with show cause hearings set for tomorrow on a permanent injunction.
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St. Loui
Mathew Kiely
Board of Police Commissioners
Kiely
Wiliamw .H. Saunders
Reugen
Saunders
Police Board
Klely
Vengeful whispers in Bertha Clarche case sparks probe
Prosecution hinges on intimate ties between Bertha Clarche the defendant and Police man Harry Morton of the vice squad as witnesses recount repeated meetings at Lulu Becker's apartments. Eleven statements describe Morton with the girl while her mother arranged visits leading to a tense courtroom scene.
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Morton
Gerdron
Washington Post
New York
Bertha Clarche
Harry Morton
Vice
Claicie
Edward J. Lennon
George M. Bilaffer
Tenderloin
Morton Awas
Lennon
Lulu Becker
Ely
Becker
Bertha
Dean
Abraham Levy
Rosalsky
Bilaffer
Marie Zimmerman
Fiorentine Lesage
Reforms for Domingo Presented by President Caceres
Santo Domingo February 27 President Caceres sent a message to Congress urging constitutional revision and reforms in import and export duties road improvements and laws aiding agriculture justice administration. He praised peace and urged study of the treaty before the American Senate noting larger customs receipts under the modus vivendi and expressing favorable views on the arrangement.
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Congress
Santo Domingo
Republic
Diplomatic and Consular Corps
Dubuque
American Senate
London Returns Balfour in London by-election
Arthur J. Balfour former premier was elected to the House of Commons for the ally of London by a majority of 11340 over Liberal Free Trade opponent Thomas Gibson Bowles. The vote was strictly party line with lower totals than the general election.
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Arthur J. Balfour
House of Commons
Thomas Gibson Bowles
Mr. Balfour
Guildhall
Balfour
Battle at French Church sparks violent rioting near Le Puy
French gendarmes faced an enormous armed crowd during the church inventory near Saugues. Officers fired to disperse the mob, wounding fifteen rioters and injuring the officer in charge and the government commissioner. The gendarmes withdrew after heavy assault.
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France
Saugues
Haute-Loire
Roosevelt Cup Race Rules Begin in September Contests
The Kaiser Yacht Club Kiel and Eastern Yacht Club Boston issue conditions for the Roosevelt Cup races at Marblehead in September. Three yachts from each country race. trial entries close July 16. August trials. Yachts limited to 32 feet, 550 sq ft sail, crew of up to three citizens, amateur helmsman. Five races determine the cup with possible sixth race. courses triangular and windward leeward.
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Marblehead
Kaiser Yacht Club
Kiel
Eastern Yacht Club
German Yacht Racing Association
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Leeward
Health Office Deaths Report February entries
Health office record lists multiple deaths reported up to February 12 with ages ranging from 7 months to 88 years. Names include Dorothy V Bronaugh Mary Brown Audrey Barker Caroline Cook Samuel Carter Mary Ehret Ashby Gray Catherine Levy William McCullough Daeyld Mueller Henry Ross Ernest Stewart Norman Stagle Mary Shields Mary Scott Wesley Stevens Elizabeth Dimms Maggie Smith Mary Stilcup Margaret Thomas Inez Taylor Harrison Weeks William Wright Hattie Wright Bernard Warren Rebecca Wiggington Charles Werden George Wooldridge and others with addresses and ages for each entry.
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Ave
Mary Brown
Ball's
Audrey B. Barker
First St. Nw
Caroline Cook
Third
H Sts
Samuel W. Carter
U. S. Soldiera’ Home
Mary J. Ehret
Ashby Gray
Deanwood
D. C
Catherine Levy
Tenth St. Nw
Wm. P. McCullough
Normandie
Daeyld ‘Mueller
St. Joseph Asylum
Henry Ross
Florida Avenue
Ernest Stewart
Wiley St. Ne
Norman L. Stagle
Ninth St. Ow
Harrison A. Weeks
William P. Wright
Hattie Wright
Bernard F. Warren
Rebecca Wiggington
F St
Charles W. Werden
Eleventh St
St Yrs
George Wooldridge
C R. Se
Second Assignment in Senate Reads Like a Humorous Memoir
A vivid, noisy office boy scene in the United States Senate shows workers and a teacher figure debating law in a chaotic corridor. The narration humorously contrasts slang, mispronunciations, and reform talk with a sense of workplace bustle and mischief.
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United States Senate
Clay
Raftes
Licensed to Marry and Shipping News Merge
Notices list marriages and couples across Rochester Chicago Martinsburg New Port Madison Charlottesville and Hyattsville among others. The transcript also notes arrivals of ocean steamers Rotterdam and Kroonland with dates February 7 and February 27 in New York via Plymouth Cherbourg Dover and Antwerp.
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Celia Mensing
Rochester
Eugene la Mont
Chicago
Mamie Ayres
John H. Hall
Jeneve Dyson
Robert van Metre
Martinsburg
Adelaide N. Meyers
Jain P Cooney
Julia J. Murray
Newport
New York
Rotterdam
Bremen
Kalaer Wihela
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Antwerp
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