Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates 49th Priestly Anniversary
Union Mills Md June 30 Cardinal Gibbons celebrated his forty ninth anniversary of priestly ordination at Herbert Shriver’s home in Carroll County. The famed Baltimore church leader reflected on his long career from St Patrick’s and St Bridget’s to being vicar apostolic of North Carolina and finally cardinal in 1887. He spoke of health concerns and recalled early trials during the Civil War era and his ascent to Baltimore’s primatial leadership.
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Washington Post
Union Mills
Cardinal Gibbons
Herbert Shriver
Carrol County
St Mary's Seminary
St. Patrick's
St Bridget
Canton
Archbishop Spaulding
Baltimore
Father Gibbons
North Carolina
Prim!tive
Richmond
Bayley
United States
Grace Clear and Jesse Rollins Wed in Baltimore Ceremony
Married in Baltimore on Wednesday June 22, 191%, Rev Charles Isaac officiated. Grace Clear of Washington DC and Jesse Rollins of Baltimore County connected in a formal ceremony.
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Rollins Clear
Baltimore, Md
Charles O [Saac
Grace Clear
Jese Rollins
Washington
Db Ct
Fr a n c e s A s h b a u g h D I E D 1 9 1 0
Multiple obituaries list deaths and funeral plans for Frances Ashbaugh and James M Dunn along with society notices. Entries detail residences, churches, mass times, interments, and affiliated organizations, including the Ancient Order of Hibernians and local churches in Washington.
Steamship Grecian Fire Ends At Philadelphia Harbor
The Merchants and Miners' steamer Grecian with over 100 aboard returned to Philadelphia after a fire broke out in the forehold en route from this port to Boston. Twelve firemen were overcome by smoke but revived ashore. Passengers slept through the alarm as the ship backed toward harbor with fire raging, aided by the Indian which stood by.
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Philadelphia
Grecian
Boston
Delaware Bay
Briggs
Cape May
Poison Attempt by Catherine Knighten Ends in Hospital
Catherine Knighten, 21, of 67 K Street NW, swallowed two bichloride of mercury tablets bought at a local drug store after entering a Second and G streets crowd. She cried for quick aid, shouted at clerks, received antidotes but remained partly conscious. Hospital authorities fear for her recovery as physicians monitor her condition. She refused to name where she obtained the poison, saying she had discarded the bottle.
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Catherine Knighten
K Street
Second
First
Dmg
Misa Knighten
Casualty Hospital
Roberts
Mass Knighten
hPaliegman Roberts
Convicted Man Enticed Women to Panama as White Slaves
Max Peretz was found guilty in municipal court of luring women to Panama as white slaves and sentenced to eighteen months in the house of correction. Afterward, his wife was arrested and handed to Federal authorities on allegations of improper conduct arising within three years of her arrival from Germany, with possible deportation if sustained.
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Boston
Max Peretz
Panama
House of Correction
Peretz
Germany
Byers Turns In Low Card in Western Pa Tourney
In the Oakmont Country Club qualifier of the Western Pennsylvania Amateur Championship twelfth annual event E M Byers posted the low score of 154 for 36 holes. W C Fownes jr was second with 163 and the championship eight include Byers Fownes Ormiston C B Fownes F W Kay B Crookston W H Dutt with McDonald and J B Basted tied for the eighth place. Despondent Woman Tries death by own action in Waynesboro Miss Flora, 60, attempted suicide by breathing illuminating gas at her brother J O Flora’s home after a period of illness and mental derangement.
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Western Pennsylvania Association
Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania Golf Association
Oakmont Country Club
E. M Byers
W. C. Fownes, Jr
George A. Ormiston
C B. Fownes
F. W. Kay
J. B. Crookston
W. H. Dutt
McDonald
J. B
Ted
Washington Post
Waynesboro
Mary Flora
J. 0
Flora
LICENSED TO MARRY IN NAME CALLS OF PAIRINGS
A clipped listing of multiple marriage licenses shows brides and grooms from Richmond Aberdeen Cleveland Philadelphia De Witt Burkes Station Baltimore and other locales. Clergy listed include Rev Paul R Hickok Rev John R Bartlett Rev John Bhennan Raymond F Fowler Rev J Hou ning Nelma Rev G Silverstoyp and others with ages ranging from 1 to 73. The fragmentary notices name couples such as James Arriggette and Mary Bel and John Washington with Ophelia Laweon among others in varied counties and cities.
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James Arriggette
Richmond
Mary F Bel
Aberdeen
Scotland
Paul R Hickok
John R Bartlett
Cleveland
Ohio
Mae L Marrispas
Philadelphia
John Bhennan Raymond F/ Fowler
de Witt, Nevr
Jonephine
Bertha Triplett
William J Howard Bernard Jones
Mabel Kelly
James Helen John W Robinson
Ethel Campbell
Gable Potts
Edna Johnson
W A L. Morton
John Washington
Ophelia Laweon
William A. Raz
Health Office Record Names Families and Deaths in District
A health office record lists multiple births from Owen and Lola Reynor and others, followed by a long deaths section naming residents and their ages. Entries include addresses such as 617 Gat mw and 643 Park road with ages from 4 hours to 78 years, across hospitals and homes.
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Lawrence H Hopkins
Yaara
Horace
Jones
Rock Cree Ford Road
Garris B
Allen
Park Road
Jonn M Drum
Government Hospital For Insane
Jennie Usher
Eugene H Laporte
Casualty Hospital
Frances Ashburgh
National Homeopathic Hospital
Mario Sliva
Mass
Arene
James J. Gallagher
Lincoln Age
Henry W Freeman
Walter Page
William
Lilly George
Movements of Ocean Steamers to and from New York
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures from Hamburg Bremen Bre men Havre and Genoa with liners Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Queenstowe Oceanic and California among others. Dock times Fridy Saturday and 7 am 7.39 am 7.20 am noted for Sable Island Campania Amerika and Slascouret Barberosaa in transit to New York.
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Arrly Nor
New York
Locoto
Hamburg
Koenig In Lake
Bremen
Colon
Cristobel Naples
Koenig Albert
Boulogne
Slascouret
Barberosaa
Genoa
Naples
Cape Rare
California
Glasgow
Sable Island
Campania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Amerika
Southampton
Cherbourg
Farris Elopes With Miss Krutsinger in State-Record Secret
Lenleville Indiana reports 18 year old Frank L. Farris, son of former State representative Charles L. Farris, wed 19 year old Neil Krutsinger, daughter of local businessman Bim Krutsinger, in a ceremony outside the state. The couple returned home the next day and kept the marriage secret until yesterday. They began courting in school a year ago and plan to live with his parents.
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Farris
Perenta
Mead Nominated for Governor by Republican Acclamation
Vermont Republican nominating convention at Montpelier nominated Lieut. Gov. John Mead for governor on the second ballot with 4 votes, topping Frederick G. Fleetwood and James K. Batehr elder. Leighton Slack won the nomination for lieutenant governor on the second ballot amid other acclamations for secretary of state Guy W. Bailey treasurer Edward H. Deavitt auditor Horace F. Graham and attorney general John G. Sargent.
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Vermont
Washington Post
Montpeler
John Mead
Mead
Frederick G. Fleetwood
James K. Bateh‘elder
Leighton FP. Slack
St. Johnsbury
Guy W. Bailey
Veees
Edward H. Deavitt
Horace F. Graham
John G. Sargent
Senator Cumming to Rest From Chautauqua Engagements
Des Moines dispatch reports Senator Cumming will cancel his chautauqua appearances through July 20 on doctor's advice due to strain from recent years in Congress. He denies his heart is seriously affected and bids off the rest period to recover.
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Chautauqua
Washington Pos
New York
Des Moines
Iowa
New York Herald
Cumming
Germanys New Warship The Oldenburg Launches At Danzig
Danzig Prussia June 26 The Oldenburg a sister ship of the Ostfriesland was launched here today The battleship has a displacement of 22009 tons length 4% feet beam 9% feet armament twelve 12 inch guns fourteen 5 inch guns and twenty 41 inch guns a crew of 950 and a designed speed of 19.6 knots.
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Danzig
Prussia
Oldenburg
Ostfriesland
Ear mailed to Pittsburgh ship chief in seamen strike threat
Harry Coulby president of the Pittsburg Steamship Company received a bottle containing a preserved human heart and a threatening note by mail in Cleveland. The note warned him to back the sailors strike, while the attacked man, Barnaba (Barara) Frazer, a nonunion sailor, was found dying in Buffalo after his head was severed from his body. Federal authorities began searches across the Great Lakes and arrests were reported in Buffalo as the two year old closed shop dispute continued.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Harry Coulhy
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Bawara Frazer
Coulby
Great Lakes
Frazer
Buffalo
Falling Rock Kills Two in West Virginia Home
Special to The Washington Post reports a brush heap fire toppled rock near Folsom killing Abner Ice 15 and his granddaughter Flora 14 as they ate supper. The Ice family suffered only two fatalities with a broken shoulder for the eldest daughter and two escapees. The house sustained severe damage.
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Washington Post
Folsom
W. Va
Abner Ice
Alleged Murderer Caught in Roanoke
In Roanoke Virginia on a June night Lasty Miller, an alleged murderer, was arrested by Sergeant Lemon. Rewards totaling nearly 3700 had been offered for his capture. Miller admits he is wanted on a murder charge per the police.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
Lasty Miller
Lemon
Taft Roosevelt Meet Amid Nahant and Beverly Scenes
Roosevelt and Taft exchanged cordial greetings at Beverly after a Nahant stay. Roosevelt declined a third-term assertion and kept politics private while visiting Lodge and Gardner guests. The pair traveled by auto through Lynn and Salem where locals cheered, then returned to Nahant as police barred entry to the Tegarden.
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Senator Lodge
Nahant
Beverly
Lynn
Swampscot
Salem
Taft Cottage
Secret Service
Burges Point
Taft
Norton
Forster Weae
Taft Visits Beverly Auto Victim in Hospital
President Taft returned to Beverly Hospital to check on Italian victim Michael Grigordio who was run down by an automobile driven by Robert Taft Jr. Doctor Samuel A. Mater of Boston stated Grigordio is likely to recover as he slept through the visit.
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Washington Post
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Beverly Hospital
Michael Grigordio
Robert
Samuel A. Mater
Boston
Roosevelt Misses Fire At Cousin’s Barn Blaze
In Oyster Bay on June 30 the barn of Roosevelt cousin W Emlen Roosevelt burned. The blaze lit the bay and hills as Oyster Bay firemen rushed by auto to the scene. The nearby residence was badly scorched but saved. Loss estimated at 925,000. cause not yet known.
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Oyster Bay
Cal
Roosevelt
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Hinds Named for Congress in 62nd House Seat Bid
Asher C Hinds, veteran aide to Speaker Cannon, is nominated by the Republican convention in Portland Maine to join the Sixty second Congress unless the First Maine district Republicans fail to overcome a 3 04 majority from the last election Col Frederick W Male son of Senator Hale had been a rival Alles the long serving representative did not seek re election at age 72.
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Asher C.hinds
Portland
Frederick Ww. Male
Hale
Amos Lawrence Alles
Washington
Hig
Mayor Gaynor Praises Gompers After City Hall Talk
New York mayor Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor, after a brief 15 minute chat at City Hall, says Gompers is a very able man with very moderate views. Gaynor notes he never met him before and values the exchange and Gompers goodwill.
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New York
Jude
Gaynor
Samuel Gompers
L American —Federation ‘of Labor
Gompers
Gayndr
Kean Backs Taft for Reelection in Interview
Senator John Kean in an Elizabeth New Jersey dispatch to the New York Herald favors President Taft’s renomination and predicts his reelection. He calls the Taft administration successful and notes the session’s accomplishments improved public opinion about Taft’s leadership.
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Washington Post
New York
Elizabeth
N. J
New York Herald
John Keanes
Taft
Washington
Clark Denies Senate Bid Amid Copper Market Push
Former Senator William A. Clark of Montana returns from Europe and denies plans to challenge Thomas H. Carter for the U.S. Senate. He notes he will continue copper production to influence market prices, a strategy aimed at keeping prices down for some time.
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Thomas H. Carter
New York
William A. Clark
Montana
Europe
Teutonic
United States Senate
Clark
Bryan Asked If He Will Run Again in Montreal
William J. Bryan arrived in Quebec from Bristol and spent the day in Montreal. When asked if he would run for president again he replied I How do I know I never discuss politics outside my country He planned to leave for Chicago that night and attended the aviation event at Lakeside.
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Col. Roosevelt
Beverly
Montreal
William J. Bryan
Quebec
Bristol
England
Bryan
Lakeside
Longworth in Ohio governor race favored by Taft Roosevelt kin
Ohio Republicans brace for the state convention with Theodore Burton's departure ending in capital talks. President Taft leans to Nick Longworth for governor, while Cal Roosevelt’s son-in-law bid draws strong interest from the Roosevelt circle. Support centers on backing the President and indorsing his administration.
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Theodore B. Burton
Hot Springs
Ohio
Benator
Taft
Nick Longworth
Cincinnati
Cal. Roosevelt
Congress
Longworth
Roosevelt
Uke Judson Harmon
Buckeye
Hotel guest listings by city dated circa early 20th century
From an AP roundup, names of individuals and spouses are listed by city including Raleigh Arlington Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Connecticut Georgia Iowa Kentucky Maryland Missouri Minnesota New York State New Jersey Ohio Tennessee Texas Virginia and more. The fragment catalogs attendees or residents with multiple spellings and initials, showing a broad, cross-city directory like collection of names for social or hotel records.
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California
aMre
J. Ourish
San Francisco
Raleigh
J. Bley
Burris Mitchell
Joe
Los Angeles
Willard
Connecticut
John H. Ready
West Haven
Shoreham
Georgia
Randall Clifton
Shaw
Atlanta
PF Canon
Savannah
Masters
A. E. Hickey
Rockford
J Pitner
Evanston
Eppitt
Yana
R H
Gerard
Crawfordsville
Towa
Rexander Ridgen
Des Moines
Shoteam
Kentucky
O White
Lexington
St James
HI Meanley
Louisville
Waryland
Charles Buffer
Frederick
W. 2
Carey
Mise C. Tatloe
Baltimore
M. L. Calvert
Willard Missouri
Adolph Cornell
Bt Loula
Samuel G Kennedy
Anna Maide Kennedy
St Louis
Witterd
Hamilles
Kansas City
Ebbitt
Minnesota
P. Kramer
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Ashbaugh
Tlomcopathle Hospital
Frances Rr Ashdaugh
John R Wright Company
Tenth Street
DLNN
James M Dunn
Tate
Inch
Maite Tound
Margaret M Dunn
Fifthtreet
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mount
Olvet
Sos Angeles
Meusecony
Mombetsa
Division No 4
Order of Hibernians
Rro
Fifth Street
Immaculate Conception Church
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Dunn
Los
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Richard A O Brion
Hopkins
Lawrenud
Panera
Southstest
Isgmann
Lawrence D, Belaved
Charles
Harriet Leisemann
Pryate
North Carolina Avenue
Jonfs
Rock Crrck
Fort Road
Fannie C Jones
Rock Creek Church
Thomas
Ferthalde Foward Harper
Lilie Bond
Thomas Sn
Jo William Lee
Pennss Lama Avenue
Northwouto
Lundstir Pa
THORN
Mary FE Thor
Edna Thorne
Vassachusetts Avenue
Mytine T Pridas
Corrinnt Wallace
Clarence WK Wormles
Rose
Morning News
Cheiy Record Herald
Providence Journal
Cove
Ilan Doster
Heeneater Herald
Owork Times
Republic Post
St Paul Pioneer
Seragusae Post Standard
Punic Ledger
Frank Geier
Miventh ST
W. R. Spearr
F Street
N. W
Speare Mgr
Geo
P. Zurhorst
Vbalmer
East Capito
William Lee
Tlisert
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John R. Wright CO
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R. F. Harvey
Foderate
Whee Chapel
Edward Stump
South Side
Pellagra
Danville
Percy D. Ayers
Hampton
General Hospital
Kalon
St. NW
Byers
Health Office Record
Owen
Lola Reynor
James
Mary L MacFarquhar
John
Lucine M. Kern
Helen ¥ McAleer
John C
Minnie A Snellings
Simon
Ida L. Fatis
William L
Irene E Kooate
James P
Mabel R Tait
Hannon T
Juliet
Edwin F
Ida K Smith
Clarence W
Bessie T Swain
Charly W
Mabel
Kell
Fred"g
Lillian Robinette
Jusiat C
Ella Staats
William F
Mary M
Reinhart
George I
Anastasia Nickolopulos
Harry B
Grace N Settiemyer
Ramana Reo Glass
Charles H
Mary Beeson
Charles F
Catherine Wright
Frank and
Margaret Strauter
George and
Frances Turner
Little George
William and Ednad Marshall
Samuel T
Eliza A Hodge
Richard J
Mary Stewart
Arbin H
Nanna Nutt
William and
Hattie Barry
Frank L. Farris
Moll Kruteinge
Senator Cummins
Steamship
Taft and
Nehant
Maass
New York State
Gov. Hughes
Henry Cabot Dodge
Nahent
Augustus P. Gardner
William C. Endicott
W. H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Brookline
Oyster Bay Barns
Hinds
House
Maine
Lavaisieres
Kean
Senate
J. Bryan
T.B
Chuo Arena
AP the Hotels
Orton
Margarits Clarke
Raleigh Misa Mc Forbes
Charles F Richardson
Edward E Rice
Willard A C Engie
Arlington
Chicago
Edw Lass
George Buckingham
H A
Branert
John J Glilis
Suorengm
Wiliam C Bowd
New York City
G H. Hemiter
Snifin
Charles G Rice
John J Quinn
B. B Keyser
Charles R
P. Coryelig
Burrojaps
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