Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1906

Page

11

Witness in a stupor complicates Bartley Horner case

Polish youth who witnessed the Bartley Horner shooting is in a deep stupor and unable to testify. Northport doctors report confusion and puzzling medical details as prosecutors seek a speedy adjournment. District Attorney Burman faces delays as key witnesses remain unavailable.

Bartley T. Horner Washington Post New York Bartley ‘T.forner James W. Simpson Northport Isaiah Svrank Mr. Heiner Frank Wisner Wal Attrtney Burman Simpson Heyen Donahue Frank

LICENSED TO MARRY IN A JUMBLE OF NAMES AND DATES

A cluttered notice list shows marriages and obituaries from St. Louis Belamops and Baltimore areas. It names numerous couples and individuals with scattered place references and dates around January 1906. The fragment also includes funeral notices for several local residents and a memorial item for Col. Charles S. Hull.

Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion

Notice states marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will appear promptly upon application at no charge for insertion or telegraphing in multiple morning newspapers including The New York Times The New York World Telegram Philadelphia Public Ledger Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Providence Journal Rochester Herald Syracuse Post Standard Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer Minneapolis Tribune and more.

NEW York Times Aneton Clork Buffalo Courier Chicago Reeord-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pivstiblng Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald SI Lolii Republic Syracuse Post-Standard BT Pall Tmioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleeland Plain Dealer Cenlinnati Enquirer Penn Ave New York Phono M Goodyear Rubber

Mystery inquest follows a boy’s shocking testimony

A Galveston inquest hears a sixteen year old boy recount prior events before a fatal shooting. Experts debate if the youth’s lapse was fright, hypnosis, or fear of Dr. Simpson. The boy later speaks of Mr Horner’s alleged remark, while a trunk found in Houston links to Mrs Brumby’s storm rescue and a financial document.

Simpson Horner Wisneski Mra. Horner Houston Tex James W. Simpson Galveston W.L Brumby Tartley T. Horner Minia

Death of T W England and Canadian Senator

Philadelphia lumber magnate T W England dies in Redlands California at home last night. Reports from Halifax a Canadian Senate member Charles E Mhureh of this city and Liberal Party leader died suddenly today at seventy one years of age.

Philadelphia Redlands Cal T. W. England Halifax Charles E. Mhureh Canadian Senate Liberal Party Hoe

Big Iron Works to Close After Strike Losses

Paris reports that Putiloff Iron Works will close from January 13 due to insurmountable losses from strikes. An official says the mill cannot operate after the extensive damages and financial strain, totaling millions of rubles, rendering continuation impossible.

BIG Iron Works Putiloff Mills Paris St. Petersburg Putiloff Iron Works Vacr

Prince Kropotkin to Return to Russia

Copenhagen correspondent reports Prince Peter Kropotkin and his daughter plan to return to Russia despite dangers. He fled in 1876 after escaping a military hospital and now believes Russia needs him and will face the consequences.

Prince Peter Kropotkin Russia London Copenhagen The Standard Peter Kropotkin England Brandes

Trouble over at Warsaw strike fails and insurrection

War scene reports from Warsaw in Russian Poland dated January 3 say the strike has failed and the armed insurrection attempt was abandoned. Additional dispatches from Riga and St. Petersburg note rigorous measures against revolutionaries and ongoing railroad worker protests.

Warsaw Russian Poland Riga Sollogub

Uproar Over Depew Resignation Resolution in Albany

Albany Jan 3 three guards Raines Malloy and Coggeshall saved Chauncey M Depew junior U S senator from New York as Senator Brackett introduced a resolution demanding Depew resign His withdrawal followed debate senatorial courtesy allowed postponement to allow later consideration Brackett vowed to refile while Hisberg attacked Depews critics and Coggeshall defended Depews integrity

Washington Post Albany N. Y Raines, Malloy Coggeshall Chauncey M. Depew United States New York Edgar Truman Brackett Saratoga Senate Depew Brackett Hisberg Aoes Seuator Raines Assembly Snown Equitable Life Assurance Society United States Congress

Rumor of Roosevelt Wishes Shapes Brackett Vote

A partial vote tally of 27 to 1 percent sparked speculation that Senator Brackett acted to reflect President Roosevelt's wishes. Brackett denied the rumor and asked for contradiction of any such claim.

Senator Brackett Roosevelt Brackett

Higgins Urges Drastic Insurance Law Reform In Albany

Gov. Higgins in his annual message urged a drastic insurance law and warned of broad investigations beyond life companies. He argued for strong state action, tighter asset requirements for policyholders, and curbs on speculative directors and political contributions. Lena Brackett’s bill seeks to elect the superintendent, tighten investments, and bar child insurance, with a report slated from Senator Armstrong and aides tomorrow.

Albany Higgins New York Bose Congress Brackett Lena Brackett William W. Armstrong Jet Special Legislative Investigating Committee of Life Insurance Charles FE. Hughes McKecen Eminsel

Depew refuses Brackett demand resign position

New York January 3 Senator Chauncey M Depew says he is not ill and will not resign from the United States Senate He notes his seventy second birthday approaches April 28 and plans to resign from numerous corporate directorships first He will return to Washington for the Senate opening and stay through the session He asks why he should resign and asserts his Senate role is honorary until he leaves his business commitments

Depew Senate Chauncey M. Depew United States Senate John Raines Committee On Federal Relations Malloy Washington New York Grand Central Station Brackett State Senate United States

Wadsworth Elected Speaker in New York Assembly

Albany Jan 3 James W W Wadsworth Jr was chosen speaker of the New York Assembly receiving the full Republican vote after a caucus last night. State Chairman B B Odell Jr left for Newburg and would say nothing about the speakership state chairmanship or future plans.

Albany N. Y James W.W. Wadsworth, Jr B. B. Odell, Jr Newburg

Hearst Forces Move to Prove McGowan Victory

Special to The Washington Post. In a push by the Republican and Hearst factions on the board of aldermen, plans aim to ask the Supreme Court to order opening of ballot boxes to verify McGowan’s election. Clarence J. Shearn, Hearst counsel, notes Arches seeks investigation before ousting. Hearst hopes attorney general will file quo warranto to test the mayoral vote, regardless of aldermen actions.

Washington Post New York Republican Hearst Board of Aldermen Stokes McGowan Committee On Privileges and Elections Supreme Court Clarence J. Shearn Arches Shearn Albany

Battle at Puerto Plata in Santo Domingo Crisis

Advices from Puerto Plata report Gen Demetrio Rodriguez leading attack on the city against fugitive President Morales. Severe fighting lasted from 10 am to 5 pm with casualties on both sides and street clashes as Morales supporters resist. Rodriguez vows to become Santo Domingo president if his assault succeeds.

Cape Haitien Haiti Puerto Plata Saemto Domingo Morales Demetrio Rodriguez Rodriguez Caceres Santo Domingo

Aged brides and grooms wed in two ceremonies

Two grooms totaling 150 years in age and two brides totaling 126 years tied marriage knots in Wilkes Barre. Jerome B. Kelly, eighty, wed Mrs. Annie Hamill, sixty seven, in one ceremony, while Benjamin Smith, seventy, married Rebecca Hancock, fifty nine, in another yesterday and today in Pennsylvania communities.

Washington Post Wilxesbarre Jerome B. Kelly Avoy Wayne County Annie Hamill Dunmore Day Benjamin Smith Rebecca Hancock New Albany, Pa

Bridge Needed Across Eastern Branch for District South

Editor asserts a missing bridge south of the Eastern Branch hampers DC access and Fort Washington interest. A Pennsylvania steel firm plans 300 acres at Giesboro Point with a $3,000 works, demanding direct routes. Proposes three-span draw bridge and roadway to southern riverbank to ease traffic and development. A Stamford dispatch follows with a gorilla encounter near Dr O Hannan's farm in East Norwalk, where youths tried lassoing the animal before it escaped at night.

District of Columbia Potomac River United States Fort Washington Maryland Belivue Magazine Pennsylvania Giesboro Point Washington Eleventh Street War College Grounds Navyy Yard Government Hospital For the Insane Hall Street Goggress Mastern Branch Fock Creek M. D. Ellis Stemford

Health Office Records Deaths Reported Through January 3

A health office death list reports individuals with ages and addresses. Notable entries include Philip Bird 70 Emma Biggs 75 Eliza Bundy 55 George Crawford 40 Florence Charlton 15 John Cooper 32 John Eckerman 64 James Farrell 62 Helen Gates 73 Edward Gray 73 Robert McGunder 98 Richard Gallagher 75 Joseph Hinge 31 James Jones 22 Amelia Jones 47 Johanna Lacher 657 Lucinda Lewis 52 Lests Marshall 10 days Nicola Morninste 61 Clarence Payne 2 months Timothy Regan 48 Jennie Taylor 24 Thomas Taylor 68 Fannie Warner 89 and others listed.

Philip Bird Covington Zr Emma Biggs Wash Asylum Hosp Eliza Bundy I Street Northwest George Crawford 7Th St. Aw Florence R. Charlton St. Aw John H. Cooper T St. Nw John Eckerman Nichols Avenue James J. Farrell Amelia Jones Florida Ave. Nw Johenna Lacher Et. Nw Lucinda A. Lewis 18Th St. Nw Lests Marshall Nicola Morninste St. Se Clarence Payne St. Ew Timothy Regan E St. Aw Jennie Taylor Thomas Taylor MD. Ave. Sw John Torry New Jersey Ave. Nw Fannie Warner St. Ow Yeas

Greene to Investigate Civil Service in Louisville Visit

Civil Service Commissioner H F Greene will travel from Washington to San Francisco with a February 1 visit planned in Louisville Kentucky to probe complaints about civil service operations. He will stop in Chicago for a day en route and will not examine the post office. He aims to finish the inquiry shortly before February 1.

Louisville Civil Service H. F. Greene Washington California San Francisco Chicago

Oil magnates summoned for testimony in Missouri suit

Supreme Court Justice Davis signed an order directing John S Rockefeller William G Rockefeller John D Archibald Henry M Flagler Henry H Rogers and other Standard Oil officers to appear for examination January 6 in the Missouri attorney general Hadley suit. The hearing will be before Frederick H Sanborn in Henry Wollman’s office with subpoenas served as needed due to adjournments.

Rockefellers Washington Post New York Supreme Court Davis John S. Rockefeller Williamg. Rockefeller John D. Archibald Henry M. Flagler Henry H. Rogers Standard Oil Company Sims Hadley Missouri Henry Wollman Frederick H. Sanborn

Woman slain in saloon gunfight on Upper Second Avenue

In a rear room saloon operated by Frank Romando Italian woman Saveria Cozza twenty five dies from a pistol wound. Pietro Cervasi self described fiancé shot through the eye with slight chance of recovery. Romando fled before police. authorities believe the death resulted from the fusillade accidental during the dispute.

New York Upper Second Avenue Frank Romando Saveria Cozza Pietro Cervasi Romando

Special pension bills defended by editor and reader asks

A Blaine, NE new port dispatch discusses editorials on special pension bills. It argues many are meritorious, using a hypothetical fire and pension system to illustrate fairness. The piece defends government aid for disabled veterans or workers, urging continued relief and condemning neglect.

Editor Post United States Blaine Nen UW Port

Reindeer Rising in Alaska Says Sheldon Jackson

A midwestern report quotes Sheldon Jackson asserting reindeer from Siberia have flourished in Alaska since 1592, with 12,845 born to date and 10,241 still alive after losses. He claims the herd doubles every three years and rebuts extinction fears amid Indian meeting remarks. Missouri insurance action notes by W. D. Vandiver. ocean steamer movements in New York Liverpool and Antwerp.

Hostor Siberia Alaska Sheldon Jackson United States General Agent

Lost Locket Recovered From Ice By Danbury Skaters

Miss Mary Silliman of Danbury recovered a gold locket lost last February while skating on Oil Mill Pond. Snow covered the area and the locket appeared when she chipped ice from a piece saved in the freezer. Local report notes the uncanny fortune of the find after an ice melt revealed the pendant.

Danbury Conn Mary Silliman Silliman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boy Duncan H. Christie St. Louis Anne Mad Leavitt Augusts Ela Vistcher Nea Lowe Highth Street Hirkland William Kirkland K Street St Aloysius’ Church Michener Tenth Street James C Rebecca Ezra Michener John R Wright Company Peverile Sarah Peveril Ore Oxfordshire James Louis George Thomas BE. T. Crane Mandchildren Charles S. Hull Undertakers W. R. Speare Je “William “J. Lee Embelver Santa Ono R. F. Harvey Fourteenth Street John R. Wright Co Furerii Tenth St George P. Zurhorst East Capitolne Telenhone Czar Ufa Esa Ee A Kalon R Cent Bliggins Senate Judiciary Committee Senator Platt Grady Elsberg Conmittes Raines Tehse Wes al Wadsworth New York Assembly State Department Cespedes Health Office Record Carters Tudor Louisville Civil Service Jackson Jefferson City McCall New York Life Insurance Company W. D. Vandiver New York Life Statendam Rotterdam Boulogne Nordham Liverpool Oceanic Queenstown Baltic Antwerp Finland Vila Dover Hotel Driscoll T. A. McKee Marla Shaw & Brown Co F Street N. W Atkey Tieff Stieff Lecom St. N. W V. D. Rosen F St J. T. Walker Sons 10Th Street the Sunday Post Sy Mail National Art Association John F. Ellis G Co Ave S. E Elgin Creamery Butter Cour Vn Atlantic & Pacific Ts Murkcia Knabe Angelus Firth-Sterling Steel Washington Highlands Washington Highlands Co F St. N Liquozone Company Wabashire Gollins Nleowera hHlHlyes
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication