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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1907

Page

15

Kreiger Wedded Again He Left One Victim Here

Adolph Kreiger alias Frederick Slor, a known swindler and bigamist, is suspected of new frauds in Milwaukee and Newark. Police say he has multiple aliases and at least three wives. A widow, Mrs. Cora Arnold of this city, claims he swindled her out of 800 dollars under promise of marriage. Authorities circulate details of past arrests and note Kreiger’s pattern of fleeing after securing funds.

Adolph Kreiger Cora 1 Arneld Milwaukee Wis Frederick Slor Chicago Jouat, Janssen Kreizer Newark Washington Kreger Kreiger Polies Coral Arnold Kretger Mr. Arnold No.2

Fool Public On Ashes In Washington

In Washington many residents pay private ash and refuse collectors while the District Government offers free removal. Private drivers push services, sometimes dumping gathered refuse at Rock Creek and other dumps. Officials say about a third of the city’s refuse is handled by independent collectors and under half of households know free district removal is available.

Washington Tms Rock Creek Louis Colwell McColwell

Knife grinder jobs open in federal service to 909 a year

Thousands of applicants rally for a government post in Washington as the Civil Service Commission announces examinations for knife grinders at the Government Printing Office and other departments. The offer promises no education requirement no strenuous tests and a $909 annual salary with local grand jury activity already stirring.

Han Washington United States Jake Civil Service Commission Government

Inquest to Probe Deaths of Sousa and Candee

A coroner's jury is summoned to the District morgue at 1 a.m. to investigate the deaths of Walter F Sousa and Harry A Candee. An electric fault in a drug store furniture area caused their deaths after a live wire touched a ground wire in a nearby conduit. Candee and Sousa will be buried or interred in local cemeteries with services by Mason lodge and church clergy.

Glazebrook Walter F. Sousa Harry A. Candee Zousa Potomac Electric Company Lewis Flemer Maryland Avene Candee Sousa Maassachusetts Avenue Pentalpha Lodge Wiliam L de Vries St. Mark

Porto Rico Speaker Jose de Diego Seeks Citizenship Ties

Porto Rico House of Delegates Speaker Jose de Diego visits Washington to press for Porto Rican citizenship and tariff protections for coffee. He plans meetings with President, State Department, and Congress to advocate equal government and industry safeguards. Land fraud crackdown urged by Interior official Woodrum, stressing prompt action against illegal fencing to protect public lands.

Jose de Diego House of Delegates Porto Rico Washington Jamestown Exposition Jamestown Diexo Oyster Bay State Department Congress Diego Beneft Porwlco Woodrum Department of the Inerlor General Land Office Interior Department Department of the Interior Department of Justice

Hoy Hit By Ball Improves

Jonrad Jacobs shows indications of speedier recovery after being struck over the right eye by a baseball. Commy Facous, son of Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Hutchinson of 1201 First Street NW, is improving rapidly. The injury, a slight concussion of the brain, is not as serious as first feared. no operation needed unless complications arise.

Jonrad Jacobs Facous Carrie Jacobs Hutchinson First Street Northwest James Kilroy

George Washington University Divorce Discussion at University Hall

The George Washington University University Congress to Discuss Divorce convenes tomorrow evening at University Hall at Fifteenth and H streets northwest. Speakers include Waterman of Michigan Helmbeck of Mindy Schull of Pennsylvania and TaylidofDinola. Public invited to attend.

G. W. C. Congress University Congress George Washington University University Hall Fifteenth H Streets Stelock United States Messrs Waterman Michigan Helmbeck Mindy Schull Pennsylvania

Midshipman Cruse Laid To Rest Amid Nationwide Obsequies

Army and Navy notables attend the funeral of Midshipman James F. Cruse, tenth victim of the Georgia disaster. Full military honors mark the Arlington Cemetery service with the Marine Band, 178 mourners, and officers including Admire Cowles and Rear Admirals Williamson and Capps. The Cruse family, from Nebraska and Philadelphia, rests at the New Willard after accompanying the body from Boston.

United States Mather Armiy Navy James F. Cruse Allington Hugler Marine Band Lieut Santelmang Marne Corps David D Porter Caneral Fawler Pennylvania Avenue Aassistant Payrmaster J.H Knapp WG Child W. P. Willamson RT S Lowell J. W.W. Cummibg Bofus King la Tien Arlington Roosevelt Cowles Willamson Wol i Capps M Gentleshire W. F’ Hal Boston New Willard Cruges Washington Maj. Cruse Fort Myer

Veteran Letter Carrier George E Smith Buried

George E Smith veteran letter carrier and one of the oldest on the local force was laid to rest after a weeklong illness. A large gathering of relatives and six comrades in uniform attended the funeral at Prospect Cemetery. Rev. Charles Butler conducted services at his church with pallbearers including Alexander Holmes, Mr Hennessey, James B McWadden, Arthur J Pettit, Robert Cook, and James A Gordon.

George E Smith Prospect Ein Hig Lkte Teaidance Charles Butler Keller Merchial Lutheran Church Alexander Holmes Mr. Hennessey James B McWadden Arthur J. Pettit Robert Cook James A Gordon Mr Smith

Mary E T Cone dies in Oil City after wartime relief work

Mrs Mary E T Cone a pioneer Oil City resident and sister of Josrpa E Thropp and Mrs Lewis S Wells died at her home after thirty years aiding in war claims. Born Valley Forge she married Andrew Cone in 1868 and helped found the Valley Porte Monument Association later renamed Valley Port Reservation efforts.

Valley Lorge Park Mary E Thropp Cone Josrpa E Thropp Lewis S Wells Pennsylvania Oil City Mre Cone Isslan Thropp America England Valley Forge Oi City Andrew Cone Mra Cone Philadelphia Richmond Waller Fore Park Jone Amelia Valley Porte Monument Association

Army and Navy Union dispute over back pay appeal

William A Hickey of Washington clarifies errors in a report on the Spanish American war back pay issue and union resolutions. He states the matter was to be raised by the National Corps of the Army and Navy Union at Congress, and later by the Spanish War Veterans at Sandusky, Ohio, with emphasis on honoring the old uniform and proposed legislation.

Parmy Wavy Union Upoleig Army and Navy Union National Corps of Congress Sandusky Ohio Daykin Porter Washington United States Congressional Legation William A Hickey

Y M C A Speaker Deplores Citizenship Inequality

John Lee Brooks argues in a YMCA lobby that many Americans lack property to exercise citizenship rights. He cites New York facts on wealth, tenements, and wages, labeling Manhattan a foreign colony and warning against popular elections for district commissioners as harmful to property owners. Local remarks contrast eastern inequality with western colonization.

John Lee Brooks M. C A New York Mr. Brooke New York City United States Manhattan Island Texas Arizona West Stocks Galveston Houston Washington Soranisouers Tammany Philadelphia St Louis Ita! Kraftera San Francisco Ta! Schmitz Brreo

Fire Threat to Woman Averts Tragedy by Patrol Driver

Walter Walker of the Seventh precinct rescued Martha Williams from a blaze caused by a short circuit at the canal street car track. The woman sustained minor injuries while Walker suffered burns to his hands.

Walter Walker Seventh Precinct Walker Martha Williams Canal Streets Wiliams

Mrs B F Peters Funeral Cremation in Washington

The funeral for Mrs. Benjamin F Peters wife of the Navy Department chief clerk was held in Lee's chapel X82 Pennsylvania Avenue at 2 pm Rev Jebr Weldley of the Reform Church officiated The body was later turned over to Thomas Peters Peters brother in law for return to Harrisburg to interment The service was attended by many relatives including Thomas Peters and wife and Joseph Jacobs Peters brother and his Harrisburg daughter The husband had been ill for months and unable to attend

Navy Department Benjamin F Peters Lee's Pennsylvania Avenue Jebr Weldley Church of the Reformation Thomas Peters Peters Washington Harrisburg Harriburg Joseph Jacous

Frederick W Xander buried amid floral tributes

The funeral for Frederick William Xander, who died after an appendicitis operation, was held at his father's home. Rev Paul Menzel officiated and pallbearers included Harry Rupertus and others. Over fifty floral tributes arrived, including a six foot floral wheel minus one spoke. Xander, an amateur shortstop with St Stephen's and Gurley teams in the Sunday-school League, was well known. James F English funeral set for tomorrow at St Patrick's Church with interment in Ga En Cemetery.

Frederick William Xander Seventh Street Paul Menzel Concordia Church Harry Rupertus Charles Miller David Davis Raymond Royle Howard Matchett Clinton Crouch William Richt William Hopper Xander St. Stephen's Gurley J. F. English James F. English St Patrick's Catholic Church William J Carroll Ga En Cemetery

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