Milano May Not Hang to Study Alienists Report
President Wilson granted a fourteen day reprieve delaying Milano’s execution to July 3 so a mental condition report by Dr. Logie and Supt. Zinkhan can be examined. Pardon Attorney Finch said the report is exhaustive though details can’t be disclosed before Wilson’s review. Milano’s friends believe the alienist finds mental illness, raising doubt about his execution.
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Logie
Supt
Zinkhan
Wilson
Tony Milano
Harry Hilton Smith
Milano
Department of Justice
James F. Kelly
B. R. Logie
Washington
James A. Finch
Logte
Finch
41 Infants Die In Three Weeks In District
The health department reports forty one infant deaths in the district over the last three weeks due to summer complaint troubles. It urges natural milk as the best food for infants and warns against artificial feeding. Proper diet, light clothing, fresh air, cleanliness, and protection from diseases are essential to keep babies well.
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Health Department
TWO WIDOWS DIVIDE DEATH BENEFIT FROM UNION
Lucy and Roseanna O'Neil, who claimed to be the legal widow of J Owen O'Neil, drop the lawsuit and divide the death benefit paid into court. Justice Anderson orders the funds to be issued to both claimants, Fach receives a $342 check. A meeting of the blind of the District is planned this evening at the Public Library lecture hall to form a general district organization with reports and discussions to aid self help.
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Lucy
Roseanna O'Neil
Lucy O'Neil
J. Owen O'Neil
Bricklayers’’Union
Justice Anderson
Fach
Movement For Self Help
Survey Cruise To Map Chesapeake Western Tributaries
The U S Army engineers steamer Castle departed Washington with Col Laught and a party of coast and geodetic survey service surveyors for a two week surveying cruise. Mill Creek Pinkatank and York Rivers will be surveyed along the Chesapeake Bay western tributaries.
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United States Army Engineers
Castle
Washington
Col. Laughtt
Coast and Geodetic Survey Service
Chesapeake Bay
Mill Creek
York
Skin trouble began with itching and a baby’s skin disease
A mother recalls her baby’s year long skin illness starting with itching and bumps, scratching until sores formed and clothes stuck to the skin. After ineffective medicines she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, bathing in warm water, and within two weeks the child was cured. Advertisement promotes Cuticura products with free samples and Skin Book.
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Glenns P. O
J. R. Greggs
Cuticura
Dept
T. Boston
Suit Against Marc Estate and Covington Probate
The National Savings and Trust Company as executor of Charles J. Marc faces a $4,841.05 claim in District Supreme Court from Joseph M. Ryan and Christine Sartor representing Theodore A. Sartor’s estate. Sartor died 1897 in Kings County and Marc’s accounting balance, the case notes, was $39,008.09 after legacies and investments. Also filed for probate is the will of Teco Mason Covington dated 1922 with a codicil dated July 4, naming legacies to Washington Asylum for the Blind and relatives including James S Hughlett Wallace C Hickcox Helen Riley and others.
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National Savings and Trust Company
Charles J. Marc
District Supreme Court
Joseph Mr. Ryan
Christine C. Sartor
Theodore A. Sartor
John E. Laskey
Sartor
Kings County
New York
Henrietta M. Rouvier
Marc
Henrietta Rouvier
Hfe
Maro
Teco ‘Mason Covington
Covington
Wiliam H. Covington
Washington Asylum For the
Jameass
Hughlett
Charles K
Wallace C. Hickcox
Helen HL Riley
Harret C. Copley
Agnes Combs
Lula Lee Dennis
Deaths in Camp Gettysburg Praises Officers
Secretary of War Garrison commends officers for sanitary progress and loss control during the Gettysburg encampment. Letters go to Brig. Gen. Hunter Liggett Maj. James E Normoyte Lieut. Col. A. E. Bradley and others for policing, sanitation and comfort of veterans, with notes on hot weather and camp management.
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U. S
Garrison
United States Army
Hunter Liggett
James E. Normoyte
A. E. Bradley
Medical Corps
IE. S. Martin
District of Columbia Boy Scouts
John G. Groom
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Bookbinders to Give Annual Excursion and Ball
The Washington bookbinders plan their annual excursion and Pickle to Marshall Hall tomorrow. An entertainment program of ten numbers and an athletic program of fourteen numbers with valuable prizes will be offered. A boat departs Marshall Hall at 8 p.m. for travelers to return early. Dancing will follow the events and profits go to a needy widow and her children.
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Washington
Marshall Hall
Marshall. Hall
Auto Case Appeal Over Damages In Wheel Collapse Verdict
E Wells Johnson of Amsterdam New York sought 10000 in a test case against Cadillac Motor Car Company alleging injuries from a front wheel collapse due to defective spokes. A New York Supreme Court reversal followed a lower court verdict that initially awarded Johnson.
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E. Wells Johnson
Amsterdam
N. Y
Supreme Court
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Johnson
Ray
New York Federal Court
Debris Removal Complaints Hit District Authorities
Residents in the northwest section protest the District government agents for refusing to remove rubbish from premises. They claim Congress funds trash removal and taxpayers deserve service, urging the commissioners to compel contractors to act without delay.
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Asi Congress
Ruling Awaited on Validity of New Excise Law
Judge Pugh in police court to rule tomorrow on the constitutionality of the Jones-Works excise law challenged by attorney T L Jones in the Charles Coleman case. Coleman was fined $800 for maintaining an unlicensed bar and may be sent to Washington Asylum Hospital for treatment due to claimed physical disability.
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Pugh
Coleman
Washington Asylum’ Hospital
Mrs Bessie Beatty Funeral in Dayton After Flood Stress
Relatives believe nervy episodes during Dayton floods contributed to Mrs. Bessie Beatty’s decision to end her life by gas inhalation at her husband Dr Charles H Beatty’s Bond Building office. Her body was moved to her mother Mrs George W Carr’s home for services tomorrow at 1 AM. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Dayton
Bessie Beatty
Charles H. Beatty
Bond Building
Beatty
George W. Carr
First Street
Rock Creek Cemetery
Horoscope Forecast Reflects Mercury Benefic Influence
1913 horoscope notes Mercury’s strong evening rulership bringing favorable results for leases contracts and documents. Social and business interactions gain harmony and witty manners while physicians scholars and scientists may benefit. Predictions mention possible brain disease discoveries and overall cautious fortune with peaceful outlook for children born today.
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Mercury
eCopyright
Absudicate
McClure
Syn
Gompers Takes Short Auto Trip To Baltimore Return
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor and his physician Dr Allan enjoyed a round trip by car from the city to Baltimore on Wednesday night. The visit aimed to strengthen him as he has been weak and in a hospital for an extended period.
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Gompers
Baltimore
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Allan
Wa St
Mrs Hoggett Funeral To Danville Interment
The body of Mrs. Mary J. Hoggett a Treasury Department clerk who died of apoplexy yesterday in Emergency Hospital will be taken to Danville Kentucky for interment. She was 64 and resided at the Albemarle apartments.
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Mary J. Hoggett
Treasury Department
Danville, Ky
Grogan's Advice for Staying Comfortable at Home in Summer
If you remain in Washington during the hot months there is no reason why you should be uncomfortable at home. The guidance suggests practical steps to maintain comfort and manage heat while staying indoors.
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Baltimore and Ohio
New York
New England
Washington
Interstate Special’” the ‘‘Royal Limited,’ and the “Chicago-New York Limited
Baltimore
Liberty Street
West Shore
West Point
Newburgh
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Hudson River
Fall River Mine
Metropolitan Steamship Line
Boston
Providence
New Haven
Brooklyn
23D Street
Anchor
American
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Atlantic Ocean
Lloyd
Hamburg-American
Hoboken
14Th Street
New York Avenue
Pa. Avenue
Union Station
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Gettysburg
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Linc
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J. K Newport
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Peter Grogan & Sons Co
Seventh St
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Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Washington Post
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the Land OF the Sky
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