Government Suit Succeeds Against Carter in Fraud Case
Disgraced engineer Carter loses bid over profits traced to vaults and banks as gifts from his father in law Westcott now dead. Court finds Carter liable for knowledge of fraud connected to railroad contracts. government awarded property rights tied to funds diverted by Carter and contractors Greene and Gaynor.
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Westcott
Gare Atin
Jody Koalleaat
Ardedh
Utroott Cour
Oberlin Meats Corner
Dateere
Craynor
Greene
Setenottate
Gust
Athunt
Wescott
Carter
Greene and Gaynor
Swindlers Touted for $100000 Loss Across Several States
New York reports Assistant District Attorney Kindleberger alleging a ring of swindlers used fraudulent bankruptcy to steal goods valued over 100000 from business houses in New York Poughkeepsie Perth Amboy Trenton and Hartford. He charged Abraham Goldsmith, arrested in Poughkeepsie, as a conspirator in obtaining 226 shirts from a city manufacturer. Bail set at 1000.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
Perth Amboy
Trenton
N. J
Hartford
Death notices from a Washington obituary page
A string of obituary notices dated January 1905 to January 1908, listing deaths, survivors, funeral details, and interment arrangements. Names include Grace Baker, Bets Poe, Betsy Coles, Samuel Maxwell, JohnRalsto, Alfred Pown, Augusta, and others, with locations in Providence Hospital, Prospect Hill Cemetery, and First Congregational Church.
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Popes Bostly
Har
Mary & Baker
Lafayette Gyrins
Grace Baker
St) Patricks Church
Pend
Oarek
Venth Street
Avery
Robert W Bender
Deer
Danuars Ib
COLES
Phuridia
Providence Hospital
Unoertaker
Columbia
Wantington
Neantonl Boaiseti
Van
First Congregational
Sairdas
Trovat Brigami
Woodhill UB
Honforn
Alfred W
Tal
Daneral
SAECO
Tarrsday
Tauwoop
Caneral
Caher
Jan Roy
Woo
Long Ulness
Fra Fis Augusta
Alva
Aml
Walter Wy, McCombe
Rose E Smith
Oalleet Northwest
Adington
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listed in City Directory
A historical directory snippet lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers with their firms, addresses, and telephone numbers. Entries include WM H Sardo & Co, Thos H Sergeen successor to Cain, Thos A Nalley & Son, Thos A Costello, Geo P Zurhorst, William Lee, Frank Geier's Sons, John R Wright Co, R F Harveys Sons, W R Speare, and Frase A Speare. Each entry notes livery or crematoria connections and 24 hour or open day and night service in some cases.
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WM. H. Sardo & CO
Lincoln
Sergeon
Suicessor
A. Nalley
GEO. P
Zurhorst
East Capitol
William Lee
Frank Geier’s Sons
John R. Wright CO
Torre Tot
Lee
Premiao
Tentary
R. F. Harvey's Sons
FRAL
Embalmere
Folrlrenth
A. Spearer
Mer
Maloney suit seeks to void Osborn marriage claim
Martin Maloney announces court proceedings to declare there was no marriage between his daughter Helen Maloney and Arthur H. Osborn, alleging the Mamaroneck ceremony was a mere mockery conceived for fun. He notes Osborn’s assertion of marriage is false and denies any settlement or surrender of rights.
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Hyow York
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Helen Eugenie
Arthur Herbert Osborn
New York
Mamaroneck
Tonether
Maroney
Milas Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Maloney
Clarkson
Miss Maloney
London
Osborn
Mr. Maloney
Mr Maloney
Helen Maloney
Arthur H. Osborn
Lexington group seeks pardon for James Howard
A Lexington committee led by Maj. F. A. Daingerfield and attorneys W. W. Estill C. W. Moore Charles Kerr and Samuel M. Wilson traveled to Frankfort to urge Gov Willson to grant clemency to James Howard serving a life term for alleged complicity in William Goebel's assassination. Daingerfield is related to James R. Keene, the New York financier.
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Lexington
Maj. F. A. Daingerfisla
W. W. Estill
C. W. Moore
Charles Kerr
Samuel M. Wilson
Frankfort
Howard
Ma. Daingerfield
James R. Keene
New York Milionaire
Licensed to Marry Names and Ages Listed in Varying Pairs
A collage of marriage licenses shows multiple pairs including John C Bauer and Cor Jone Harrison from Milwaukee and Pittsburg, Corinne Miler and Lyle F Hansbrough from Virginia, plus several other couples with ages ranging from 18 to 44. The document names witnesses and officiants such as Rev JT Huddle, Rev Donald MacLeod, and Rev Theodore Williams Emory. The list reflects diverse locales including Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Fredericksburg.
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John C Bauer
Milwaukee
Wis
Cor Jone Harrison
Pittsburg
C. S. Bundy
Frank G Lambert
Anna ¥. Hoyte
JT Huddle Battle Martin
Mattie Mardres
Fredericksburg
Rey
J. B. McLaughlin
William Dunphy
Elizabeth P. Miller
Donald MacLeod
Lyle F. Hansbrough
Front Royal
Deaths in Health Office Record January 8
Health office record lists deaths reported by noon January 8 naming Mare and Mertaniel age 98 Caroline L Rynex 83 Samuel D Farnwald 28 William Elwoot 61 Joseph T Towles 84 John Fogarty 78 John William Treeman 2 1/2 Edwin Walton 1 month Frances Zimmerman 7 1/2 U S Soldiers Home and others. Source from Philadelphia Press. There's Mrs Nurlich and remark about death at the door or porte cochere.
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Mare & Mertaniel
Caroline L. Rynex
G St .Aw
Samuel D Farnwald
William Elwoot
Joseph T Towles
Eckington Pl
John Fogarty
St. Nw
John William Treeman
Frances Zimmerman
U. S
Edwin Walton
K St. Nw
Thaw Jury Delays as Evelyn Thaw Signals Rejected Candidates
The Washington Post reports during Harry K Thaw's trial for Stanford White's murder seven jurors were sworn as delays persist. Evelyn Nesbit Shaw steered juror choices from her seat, signaling rejections while Judge Dowling warned of possible Saturday sessions. A story of a Bridge of Sighs encounter arose with Thaw reportedly kissing his wife. EDNA Goodrich subpoena pursuit noted.
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Harry
Bridge of Sighs
Evelyn
Washington Post
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Justice Dowling
Patrick J. McCue
Héth Aes
Wiliam M. Doolittle
West 8Th Street
New York Central Railroad
Evelyn Nesbit Shaw
Thaw
Lawyer Peabody
Mr. Littleton
Criminal Courts
George Lauder Carnegie
Miss Goodrich
Jury Panel Drawn for Police Court Term
The jury panel for January February and March in the police court was completed yesterday with thirty seven excused from the total summons. A complete list of new jurymen includes J C Gutridge G H Loughenry M Woodward William Strebling W W Seitz E R James T H Houston Edgar A Shreve Henry Powers Linwood Williams E L Baum BE M Hannan W M Hall W E McNulty C N Stevens Herman Plugge Allen Harris J B Maxwell A S Johnson William Burrows D J Britt J H Evans Newton E H Vowles Robert W Scholl Henry Blake and B C Marshall.
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J. C. Gutridge
G. H. Loughenry
M. Woodward
William Strebling
W. W. Seitz
E. R. James
T. H. Houston
Edgar A. Shreve
Henry Powers
Linwood Williams
E. L. Baum
BE. M. Hannan
Painter's Fall Fatal in East Berwyn Livery Yard
Claudius W. Matthews, 45, a painter of East Berwyn Md, died after falling from a rope scaffold at a livery stable rear on Eighth Street Northwest yesterday morning. He suffered a skull fracture and multiple bruises, was taken to Emergency Hospital, and will be buried at his East Berwyn home.
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Claudius W. Matthews
East Berwyn
Eighth Street
Matthews
Falls to Death in River No Women Cab Drivers
Dr Abraham Diehl of Pennsburg was found dead in his carriage amid Perkiomen Creek near Green Lane, after apparently losing his way while returning from Green Lane. His horse drowned. authorities believe he fell twenty five feet into the water and died. A Berlin report notes the end of women auto cab pilots as Frau von Papp retires and license hopefuls fail police tests. The page also includes light items from Chicago News and a brief exchange about a misread mind.
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Norristown
Abraham Diehl
Pennsburg
Perkiomen Creek
Green Lane
Pecblemen
Berlin
Frau von Papp
Grape Nuts Food Praised In Sanitary Bakehouse Drive
A promotional message extols Grape-Nuts and Postum as the healthiest foods, touting factory cleanliness and hygienic production. It invites visitors or mail requests for “The Door Unbolted” illustrated book, claiming no human hands touch the products during processing.
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The Post Sunday Morning Edition Overview
The Post is the leading newspaper at the seat of the United States government. It offers full financial news and market reports for merchants and financiers. It also guides farmers in selling produce and provides diverse reading for the leisure reader.
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United States
Post
The Sunbay Post Praised as Best Sunday Visitor
The Washington Post has no equal in its illustrated magazine section with selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foremost foreign news is presented with timely, accurate illustrations, making The Sunbay Post feel superior to other Sunday papers.
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Yale Laundry
Washington Post
Yale
Washington
Sunbay Post
The Sporting Post Pink Sheet Highlights Weekly Sports
The Sporting Department notes Tue Post’s top sporting paper status with extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports. The Sunday Pink Sheet edition presents four crowded pages featuring baseball results, running, trotting, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and diverse sporting events in an accurate comprehensive manner.
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Tue Post
Tue Sunday Post
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Health Office Record
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