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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1912

Page

6

Tiny Warship Safe After Atlantic Storm Rescue Tale

The torpedo boat destroyer Terry limped into port with one engine and steering gear damaged after a two day battle with heavy seas off Cape Sable. Captain John Vremont and 82 crew endured 48 hours of surging waves while pumps fought the flooding. Rescue efforts as other destroyers suffered losses continue. McCall remains missing as reports detail the tense, perilous ordeal.

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Long, Tangled Death Notices From an Old City Ledger

A string of obituaries lists many individuals with scattered details including names, ages, residences, and burial sites. Entries mention January dates, hospitals, churches, and cemeteries, with interment plans and family references interwoven across a damaged page.

Funeral Designs Federal Resigns

A terse local notice notes the resignation of an official amid a brief, formal update. The fragmentary text references a phone contact and a non-specific design of memorial items, with no clear names or dates provided.

Dynamite Plot Aims at Los Angeles Hall of Records Trial

Witnesses in the Bert H. Connors case recount plans to dynamite the Los Angeles County Hall of Records on September 1, 1910. Key figures include A B Maple and F ira Bender, with Bishop linking Connors to the scheme and claiming Connors boasted of a $40,000 payoff. Bishop, an employee of the county detective bureau, testified about meetings at the labor temple and near the hall of records. He also claimed Connors urged him to swear he was drunk on September 8, 1919.

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Mother Death by Own Action in New York

Mrs. Little Hyde Buffington Burr Angton a Philadelphia lawyer's wife, shot herself in the mouth after brooding over her son Sidney Buffington's death. A photograph of her son and a clipping about the son's death lay by the bed. A note from a United States judge in Pittsburgh read “All My Dear, Dear Friends” urging forgiveness.

New York Sidney Little Hyde Buf- Angton Orr Buffington Philadelphia Buffington United States Pittsburgh

American official to accompany Shuster to Tehran

W Morgan Couater, American ambassador to Persia, and his family prepare to leave Teheran with Shuster on January 11. Secretary Edward Hell, on leave, will depart Teheran with the party after receiving information at the State Department from American Minister Russell.

W. Morgan Couater Persia Teheran State Department Russell Edward Hell Shuster

Poisoner at bar seeks clemency after first degree murder

Clarence V Tichenon Richeson stood at the bar and confessed to the premeditated murder of his former sweetheart Avis Linnell. Judge Sanderson sentenced him to death in the electric chair for murder in the first degree. Richeson’s counsel said an appeal for executive clemency would follow with hopes of life imprisonment. District Attorney Lee pledged to push for commutation, while Governor Foss indicated he would consider the petition through the executive council.

Sanderson Richeson Gy Richeson Supreme Court Hickeson Manning T. Richeson Velletler Foss Executive Council

Licensed to Marry Story Fragment with Names Visibly Jumbled

Fragmentary notice lists several marriages with ages and names such as Joseph E Tichotius and Mabel Lansharat of BatLimara Maryland. Names and places appear garbled, including references to ministers and multiple couples headed by Rev figures.

Joseph E. Tichotius Mabel Lansharat BatLimara Her W. G. van Posson Abe Stein Ethan Ecker Ma Aching M. Farris Hey George W. van Pome John H. Ewitt Minnie Parker Bootsylvania Coduty Tae Teer Narritt Karl Ode Clinton Hargelt Dues, Kid Bye Fredeticy John and

Miss Rose Winter Captivates Metropolitan Club Scene

The Broad way beauty Miss Rose Winter draws attention at a charity ball hosted by Metropolitan Club members. Rumors swirl about her social sway, while her past in the Gibson Girls and Fritz Sebeff prima donna troupe is noted by male observers in a breezy, period tone.

Tan Chaba Stékes New York Jan Maine California Ithe Metropolitan’ Club Rose Thomas Ryley Fritz Sebeff

Alexandria Council Debates Health Laws and City Rules

In Alexandria the city council discussed inadequate health regulations affecting meats oysters and vegetables sold in the city. Councilmen Smith and Leadbeater noted prior DC laws vetoed by Mayor Patt and signaled willingness to override the veto. a health officer salary reform was proposed. The meeting also covered school building plans and funding, gas streetlight removal debates, and war land ownership questions near Baptising Cove. Banks elected directors and Chamber officers were named. a man named Frederick Marks faced shooting charges. Emerson Engine Co. won a marine engine balance claim in federal court.

Washington Post Hurbau Tos King Street Alexan Mesars. Smith Leadeater City Schol Board Howell Spinks Pitt Street King Street Swan Opera House

May escape the gallows in Oregon murder case

Lawyer for Harry Elgin Webster says he will plead guilty to the murder of his bigamous wife Bessie Kent Webster whose nude body was found Octo ber 3 in woods between Dixon and Oregon. Prosecutors and defense met last week and no sentence is yet set. friends expect life imprisonment while mitigation pleas are prepared.

Timois Woods Oregon Harry ‘Elgin Webster Ghicago Tral Essie Kent Webster Ogie County Sounnel Webster W. J. Wroerson Bessie Kent Webster Dixon Bessie Keats Zoe Varney Webster St Waa

Death of Rev Thomas J Packard D D rector of Rockville churches

The Rev Thomas J Packard D D rector of Christ Episcopal Church Rockville and Ascension Church Albernburg died about 4 am at the Rockville rectory. Heart trouble and other illnesses listed as causes. Funeral from Christ Church Rockville at 10 45 Friday morning with burial at Alexandria’s Inlyy Hill Cemetery at 4 15 Friday afternoon.

Rockville Thomas J. Packard Christ Episcopal Church Ascension Church Althernburg Christ Church Inlyy Hill Cemetery Alexandria

Weather Burtons Weather Outlook for July East to Rocky Mtns

Weather Burton reports a storm moving from the Eastern States to the Gulf of St. Lawrence, followed by clearing conditions east of the Mississippi. Cooler air spreads across the region with significant gusts and variable winds along coasts, lakes, and the Midwest, with storm warnings in New England and along the coast. Local temperatures show cool nights and variable daytime highs, with light precipitation noted in places.

Dept. of Agriculture Burton Washington Gulf of St. Tawrones Mis- Hesippi River Nanaver North Atlantic States Ohio Valley Great Lakes Inlils Assate Rocky Mountain Region Northern Plains States Middle Plains States Upper Mississippi Tower Ohio Valleya Lake Regio Middle Plains Thursdas New England North Pacis Masse New Faland Midgle Atantie

Jewish Women's Council meeting in Wagnington vestry

The Wagington Council of Jewish Women held a meeting in the vestry of the Eighth Street Temple with 300 members. A report on the biennial in Philadelphia was presented and the local arm’s withdrawal from the national council was endorsed. Plans for a January 7 luncheon at Rauscher's were announced and branch work praised. Sol Minster and Paw Bleyden presented a musical program.

Wagnington Council of Jewish Women Eighth Street Philadelphia Enmel National Council Rauscher's Sol Minster Paw Bleyden

Engagements and Society Notices From Washington Post

The item records social events and memberships, noting Mr Bley den and Mrs Bleyden at a piano duet, Simon Wolf Rabbit Abram Simon and Lewis Stern elected as associate council members, a Baltimore daughter’s engagement to an army officer, and Maj H D Milward’s betrothal to the widow of Capt Herbert Carter.

T. M. Lanahan Baltimore Washington Post London H. D. Milward Worcestershire Regiment Herbert Carter Carter T. M. Lankhan

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