Body Disinterred in Murder Case Autopsy Tomorrow
In Brooklyn under Justice Sewell order the body of Mrs Marty Gorman Carlton was dug up at Calvary Cemetery by officials and gravediggers. The party included Dr Edward Jecarrett Dr Charles P O Connor and Assistant District Attorney White. The coffin was moved to a receiving vault for autopsy with chemical analysis to follow in about ten days.
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Epext
Washington Post
New York
Supreme Court
Sewell
Brooklyn
Clark
Marty Gorman Carlton
Frederick E Carlton
Calvary Cemetery
Long Island
Cunningham
White
Michael J. Gorman
Carroll
O'Connor
Connor
LICENSED TO MARRY AND OTHER NOTICES
Fragmented wedding announcements and obituaries listing many names and places. Includes LICENSED TO MARRY items for numerous couples across Virginia and nearby areas, plus several funeral notices and remembrances dated July 1995. The text reads like a regional notices page with scattered names, towns, and birth or death references.
Health Office Record Reports Various Hospital Entries
Health office record lists numerous individuals with ages ranging from infants to seniors, noting hospital or home locations such as Emergency Hospital Providence Hospital and Homes Hosp. The entries include names like Joseph and Adame, Charles Brown, William Brown, Cecilia Vo Campbell, Estella Hill, Grace Jones, Peter Keeton, Harry Lynch, George Mack, Elizabeth W Moses, Patrick Meflugh, Jonah Richardson, Talliss Sledge, Clarence Thomas, George Tu3s Votoman River, Rose Underwood, Charles Vaughn, Martha A Whalen, Charles A Williams, Lawie York, with ages from days to 75 years and locations in Washington DC area.
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Tol Ra
Joseph & Adame
Smiths How
Elis C Bell
Rickota cc
Charles Brown
Pierce
William Brown
Cecilia Vo Campbell
Mary A
Montha
Orrle
Duvall
Jonneta Aston
John H Gussman
Harrison
Estella Hill Chaps Hall
Grace Jones
Dase
Mary Kager
Peter Keeton
Bat
Harry Lynch
George Mack
Clark
Jean Helena Amms
Elizabeth W Moses
Patrick Meflugh
Edward'eal Emergency Hospital
Jonah Richardson
Talliss Sledge Emergency Hospital
Clarence Thomas
Chileren'a
Sears
George
Hrightwood
Y Eare
Charles A Williams
Lawie York
Potomac River
Marriage and Death Notices Published in Major Papers
Notices advise that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post can appear simultaneously in a wide range of morning papers at no extra charge. The list includes The New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Syracuse Post Standard, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington Post
York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courife
Cincinnati
Exqlirer
Chicago Recond-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rothester Herald
ST Loss
Syrane Post Standard
Pall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Deales
New Charge Against Carlton Keeps Police Hazy In Poison Case
Inspector Cross announced fresh charges against Carlton amid claims of a forged photo linking to a deceased woman. The probe centers on a head swapped onto another body and threats to reveal the image to relatives if demands were not met. Carlton, jailed, predicted the chemist's analysis would exonerate him.
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Carlton
Inspector Cross
Bchaub
Miss Vanderventer
Elise Brosnam
Flaherty
Two Given Life Sentences For Murder Plot In Grant County
In Grantsville Calhoun County July 19 Jorday Lewis Hendrick and Bob McCroskey pleaded guilty to first degree murder and were sentenced to the penitentiary for life. They testified they were hired by Mrs. Blackshire to kill her husband Henry Blackshire to collect life insurance, claiming she aided them during the shooting. A grand jury indicted Mrs Blackshire for first degree murder. she denies involvement and seeks continuances as witnesses are sought. If denied, her trial will continue.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
Grantsville
Calhoun County
Jorday
Lewis Hendrick
Bob McCroskey
Henry Blackshire
Brooksville
Huls
McCroskey
Hendrick
Blackslare
Alsa
Death notices for Maj. James Biddle and others in multiple cities
Detroit reports Maj. James Biddle a long time resident and former U S Army officer dies at home after a prolonged illness born in Detroit 183 M C Cowper Earl Cowper dies leaving no heir mutli line on succession The death of Mrs J B Cole wife of Capt Cole and sister in law of Vice President Fairbanks noted in Marysville Ohio C D Hagerty AP correspondent dies in Chicago after illness and Gen Oliver C Ashton of Boston dies in Seattle from apoplexy while en route to Alaska
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Detroit
Mich
James Biddle
United States Army
Biddle
John Biddle
U.S. A
District of Columbia
W. 8. Biddle
Herlin
London
Francis Thomas de Grey Cowper
Earl Cowper
Joriieutenant
Ireland
Harl Cowper
Dingwall
Lincay
Parl Cowper
Auberon ‘Thomas Herbert
Auberon
W. M Herbert
Earl of
Carnarvon
Florence
Butler
Ethel Anne Priscilla Herbert
Amabel
Walter Talbot Kerr
Marymille
Ohio
J. B. Cole
Capt. Cole
Charles W Fairbanks
Seattle
Wash
Oliver C. Ashton
Hoston
Washington
Ashton
Los Angeles
Alaska
Four Greensburg Bricklayers Injured In Scaffolding Fall
Greensburg Pennsylvania July 18 four bricklayers on a new courthouse building were likely fatally hurt when scaffolding collapsed. The men fell about thirty feet as rescuers worked amid the accident scene. Ships and arrivals notices follow with standard ocean liner movements and sailings through July 19 including Cadric Iverala Majestic Kronprine Wilhelm Teutonic and others.
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Greensburg, Pa
New York
Cadric
Queensown
Liverpool
Byndam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Dover
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Queenstown
Majestic
Safied
Iverala
Boston
Southampton
Kronprine Wileheim
Bremen
Cherbourg
Carolin
Teutonic
Quesnatown
Kronprine Wilhelm
Funston Fined Twice for Disturbing Peace in Saloon Dyn
E H Funston former Congressman and father of Gen Frederick Funston was found guilty in Police Court of disturbing the peace and carrying concealed weapons. He was fined on both charges with costs totaling 3150.65. The case grew from dynamiting three Jol saloons on July 10 and his inflammatory street speeches amid a pro prohibition rally.
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Gen
Funston
Iola
Ekans
E. H. Funston
Frederick Funston
Fela
Hoch
Cannon
Adair
Kansas
Patrgliman Cannon
Maton
Fenston
Holmes Seeks Legal Action Over Cotton Probe
Former Agriculture Department statistician M Homes visits New York with lawyers to discuss his dismissal amid an investigation into the cotton lebk. He plans to pursue court action, but refuses to comment on Roosevelt’s letter Hyde’s statements Beach’s probe or his meetings with cotton broker Price. He then returns to Jersey City without answering further questions.
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Weathington Post
New York
M. Homes
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Holmes
Mark Alter
Tenth Street
Roosevelt
Hyde
Atttorney Beach
Mr. Beach
Manchester Spinners Move to Defer Cotton Purchases
A Federation of Master Cotton Spinners committee urges spinners to abstain from buying cotton until the new crop arrives. The circular aims to defeat speculators and will be sent to the international federation to gain continental cooperation.
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Manchester
Washington Post
Federation of Master Cotton
International Federation
Paymaster Robbed by Highwaymen in Sherbrook Canada
Paymaster Percy of the Orford Mountain Railroad was held up near Sherbrook Quebec on July 19 by two highwaymen. He was shot in the shoulder and leg, left bleeding, and relieved of a large sum intended for road employees. His horse was shot from under him as a posse of railroad workers hunted the robbers.
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Sherbrook
Quebec
Percy
Orford Mountain Railroad
St. Francis River
Hisa
al Posse
Proposals for a Russian constitutional reform system
A draft constitutional plan based on British practice proposes a Czar-led executive with a premier and cabinet, while placing finance under chambers and allowing impeachment. It envisions a sovereign bound by law, with a parliament controlling treaties, budgets, and succession, while abolishing autocracy and ensuring general eligibility and representation for all regions.
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National Assembly
Semsky Sobor
Japanese Hear Czar's Message to Linevitch and War News
Tokyo July 19 believed Emperor Nicholas sent an encouraging message to Gen Linevitch with men provisions and other aids for victory It is reported Russia mobilized four army corps The move signals distrust of peace talks Batjanoff Manchuria praised Russian strength saying Japan cannot advance due to stronger Russian positions and losses at Mukden and that peace is desired by Japan
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Czar
Linevitch
Tokyo
Nicholas
M. Witte
Rhugsia
Godzyadan
Manchuria
Bat- Janoff
Mukden
Tribute to Witte at Petersburg farewell
July 19 at Petersburg crowds honored M Witte as he departed for Paris in a democratic sendoff. Frasela’s chief plenipotentiary van Alled was laden with flowers, signaling strong personal support for Witte’s mission. Paris papers July 18 note wide attention to his Associated Press interview clarifying Russia’s stance on peace versus costly war if Japan refuses concessions.
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Petersburg
M. Witte
Paris
Frasela
Korea to Send Two Envoys to Seek Peace Talks Hearing
Korea plans to dispatch two former American students to Washington to press for a hearing by the peace plenipotentiaries. They lack credentials and carry funds from the Emperor to rally US interest in Korea. Japan protests and seeks a direct consultation before departure. The move follows other wartime dispatches and port observations.
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Seon
Korea
Washington
America
Hayashi
Yoon
Alameda
United States
Kamimu-Ya reports shelling of Russians in Korea
Vice Admiral Kamimu-Ya states his torpedo boat flotilla faced about 20 Russians at Tuklwan and engaged them after which a Russian cavalry force was found retiring and shelled. The Chihaya blasted a Russian guard and signal crew north of Geka as heavy seas pound Sakhalin coast.
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Tokyo
Kamimu- Ya
Tuklwan
Flotila
Sunshin
Chihaya
Geka
Lashinapo
Korea
Sakhalin
Suit Seeks Enforce Ante-Nuptial Settlement in Ingraham Case
Nathaniel Gibbs Ingraham, once of New York, sues his wife, formerly Hayth Newcomb Ward, in the Court of Sessions at Edinburgh to compel fulfillment of an ante-nuptial agreement. He claims $1000 a year plus $4000 yearly bond rights, while Mrs Ward alleges fraud and outlines a sequence of marriage, divorce, and influence leading to the signed settlement.
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Edinburgh
Nathaniel Gibbs Ingraham
New York
Hayth Newcomb Ward
Court of Sessions
Ingraham
Reginald H Ward
Ward
Hey
Hayth Newcomb
Kentucky
H. Victor Newcomb
Wall Street
Reginald H. Ward
London
Count Ward
Copper King
Wards
Justice Ingraham
Supreme Court of the City of
Comes A Time When Coffee Shows What It Has Been Doing
A Rome New York matron recalls coffee’s ill effects including dizziness and stomach upset. She quits coffee and switches to Postum Food Coffee, reporting improved appetite, blood, nerves, and digestion, attributing her health to Postum. The ad promotes Postum by the Foster Company of Battle Creek Michigan and mentions The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Coffes
Rome
Fostum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Collision injures many on Norfolk railroad line
A serious rear end collision on the Ocean View division of the Norfolk Railway and Light Company system tonight left a score of people slightly hurt. Motorman Hall sustained injuries to the arms and shoulders, George Bear an eight passenger, injuries about the ship, and William Snowden suffered injuries to both feet.
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Washington
Norfolk
Ocean View
Norfolk Railway and Light Company
Hall
George Bear
Willam @ Snowden
President Roosevelt thanked by Furniture City Brewery
A cask of beer from Furniture City Brewery Grand Rapids was sent to President Roosevelt with a letter noting the brewery began brewing March 4 and the cornerstone ceremony. The White House reply, dated July 18, 1905, thanked the brewers through Secretary Loeb. The cask held sixty bottles and accompanied the note of appreciation from the President.
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Washington Foss Grand Raye
Midh
Furniture City Brewery Company
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
WM Loeb Ir
William Wocker
Furniture City Brewery
Grand Rapids
Medh
White House
Wocker
Roosevelt returns from camping trip with social calls at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt and his party reach home after a camping expedition, pleased with the outing. Visitors include Theodore A. Dodge and Gen Horace Porter who discussed John Paul Jones's remains, and Capt Schuyler A. McGinnis from Oklahoma City.
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Sue Washington
Fost
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Theodore A. Dodge
Massachusetts
Paris
Horace Porter
France
Porter
John Paul Jones
Cherbourg
Sagamore HI
Schuyler A. McGinnis
Rough
McGinnis
Okshoma City
Calone
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Matthew P Racke
Katharine Reder
Lea Conner
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Margaret Harrett
Daniel
Kahay
Ratherine Banks
Walker Tucker
Bessie Cahill
Sandy Borings
Avnaa K Bragg
Maile E. Townsend
Charlotte Illa
Jamea Bo Harada
Culpeper Court Bours
Daley Houghton
Daviess County
Frederick Howard
Sophia Rokrita Jarke Wo
Rua M Corde
Richard No Stration
Fathe B. Ligon
Pressey
Henry A Pressey
Bon
Colvin
East Orange
N. J
Lo “Roger Porter
Fred H
Mary K Colvin
Murcia
Faren
Alaple Avenue
Ucnk
Maldenx
HNL
Marshall
Fauquier Coun Y
FB HO Maddux
Wureral
Fitzcgraldo
James EL Buegerald
Crone
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
Empalmer
Prince
Pennsylvania Ave
R. F. Harvey
Folrteeth Street
Chazet
John R. Wright Co
Uneral
North 47
Ners
P. Zurkorst
Rhee and Embalmer
East Capitol St
Pelerboms Baat
Wsprapr
CHIVE
Mary Gorman
Mary
Hendrick and McCroskey
Blackshire
Maj
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Chicago
C. D. Hagerty
Chafoo
Associated Press
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Witte
Portsmouth
N. H
George F. Ellett
Navy Yard
Meade
Baron Komura
Port Townsend
Minnesote
Tatoosh Island
Madrid
Philippine Islands
Islands
Mainie
United States Realty Company
United States Realty Co
Washington, D. C
H. Randled
Congress Heights
A. A. Wilson
Firemen's Insurance Company
O. C. Brothers, Jr
East Washington Heights
C. W. Howard
National Bank of Washington
V. Cox
Second National Bank
Ellwood
Jackson President Railway and Electne Equipment Co
Firemen’s Insurance
7Th St
la. Aves
Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Mortonc
Stout Tailors
I.I
Guiana
Risher ‘Thornberry
Chefook
China
Georgetown
Gen. Porter
Sagamore
President
The
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