Police Chiefs of the World to Meet in U S
World police heads and representatives from Russia Africa Asia and other regions will attend the eighteenth annual International Association of Chiefs of Police meeting in Rochester in mid June to discuss crime suppression policing reforms and international cooperation including unified standards and a central criminal identification bureau.
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Maj. Sylvester
Washington
International Association
Rochester
N. Y
Russia
Africa
Far East
America
United States
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Atlantic
Plana
J. Richard Sylvester
France
Metropolitan Police
London
Louisville
Richard Sylvester
District of Columbia
General Institution
International Police Association
World Way
Sylvester
Rochestre
Canada
Census Bureau
Police Chief Urges Modern Methods and Public Support
Maj Richard Sylvester addresses the National Police Chiefs Association on police identification, fingerprinting, marksmanship, and public cooperation. He argues for widespread adoption of reliable systems, better training, and compassionate, lawful crime prevention to raise standards and safety.
Judge Daniel W Bond Dies in Waltham Superior Court Judge
Judge Daniel W Bond of the Massachusetts superior court died at his home in Waltham after a illness. Born in Canterbury Connecticut April 29 1838 he was named to the bench by Governor Brackett in 18. He presided over the trial of Hattie le Blanc who was acquitted of the murder of Clarence F Glover the Waltham laundry map.
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Waltham
Mass
Daniel W. Bond
Massachusetts Superior Court
Canterbury
Conn
Superior Court
Stock Market Stays Firm Amid Quiet News and Hopeful Outlook
The Washington Post reports last week’s market showed sustained strength despite sparse news. Investors realized profits yet prices remained firm, with optimism rising in banks and retailers. Global trade and foreign markets buoyed sentiment as England, Germany, and other regions show growth, while U.S. exports and Steel stocks gain, suggesting broader economic recovery ahead.
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Sportal
Washington Post
New York
United States
H. B. .Clark & Co
Chase
Supreme Court
American Tobacco
Standard Oil
Standard Ol
England
France
Germany
Egypt
India
Bank
South America
Transvaal
London
Reichsbank
Bank of France
Une
Bank of England
Wall Street
New New York City
United States Steel Corporation
Iron and Ste
Steel Corporation
Gregent
Foundry iron activity rises with small quick shipments noted
New York reports steady foundry iron activity last week with 75 000 tons contracted across regions including 35 000 tons in the East. Engines of demand come from machine tool makers in Easton PA and electrical equipment producers in New England, plus pipe works across the East and South. About 76 000 tons remain under negotiation, with 15 000 tons of basic in the central West. Freighted tone includes release of furnace accumulations and 30 000 tons taken by pipe works mainly in the South, while large export orders appear modest.
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New York
Easton
New England
Massachusetts
West
South
Bethlehem Steel Company
McAlpin
American Steel and Wire Company
Prince of Fuerstenberg Divided From Valet and Garments
Berlin January 16 The emperor's intimate friend Prince Fuerstenberg traveled home to attend Prince Hohenlohe's funeral. A split train at Breslau separated him from his valet and clothes. The prince awoke to find the valet missing, borrowed a blanket, and waited in frost until the second train portion arrived.
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Berlin
Prince of Fuerstenberg
Prince Hohenlohe
Slawentzitz
Bertn
Kandrzin
Breslau
Hoped for cheaper money sees Bank of England hold rate
London merchants and stock exchange members reacted with disappointment as Bank of England directors kept the bank rate unchanged. While easing in the international money market hinted at cheaper credit, the overall position remained tight with weeks more scarce funds anticipated. Paris and Berlin markets showed firmness then irregularities with money cheaper at the midmonth settlement and steel shares weak amid rumored local syndicate issues.
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Washington Post
London
The
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
United States
Paris
Rio Tinto
Towart
Berlin
Two Coast Artillerymen Found Dead at Fort Adams
John Scott and Chester Pouns of the Ninety-seventh Coast Artillery were found dead in bed at the Central Hotel in Providence. A gas jet was noted in the wall. Both men were about 24 years old. Scott hailed from caution Kentucky and Pouns from Town Creek North Carolina. Navy Considers Three Gun Turrets for New Battleships. Navy Dept weighs adopting a three gun turret in soon to be authorized battleships. currently used only on Russian and Italian dreadnoughts under construction.
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Army
United States
San Francisco
St. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
Coast
Navy
Navy Department
House, Committee On Naval Affairs
Notice of Probate Estates in District of Columbia
Two probate notices issued by the Supreme Court Probate Court of the District of Columbia. Edith Dickens seeks letters testamentary for Francis W. Dickens, claimants must file by January 7, 1912. Jacob H. Lichtliter seeks letters for Almond Wilson, claims due by January 6, 1912. both notices signed by James Tanner, Register of Wills.
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Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Francis W. Dickens
Edith Dickens
Columbia Road
James Tanner
Register of Wills
F. Elwood Pratt
Jacob H Lichliter
Fifth Street
Jacob H. Lichliter
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Maj
Basta
Board of Commissioners
Council of Selectmen
For Identification Bureau
National Bureau of Criminal Identification
Senate
House of Representatives
INTF
Tional Police Chiefs’ Association
Guardiana of the Peace of the Nation
House of Detention
Bunions
G. A. White
Mit
D. W. Bond
Hattie LeBlanc
Murer
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit
Goodness
Alex. Brown & Sons
Baltimore, MD
Pringe
Kaiser
Fuerstenberg
Phares
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor. Ltd
F Sts
John Joy Edegon
Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable
Equitable Building
Fat
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Mechanics’ Savings Bank Pa
Ava
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