Baltimore paper trail in Caspari case manhunts
Police fail to locate crew in Caspari affair as detectives sift a leather handbag full of papers. A handwritten contract tying Frances Caspari to payment for bibliophile editions surfaces with a suspicious Anna Stewart Chase signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bauer
Cornwell
Frances Caspari
Huntsville
Ala
Misa Caspari
George Bliot
Dickon
Thackeray
Shakespeare
Dumas
Parkman
Frances A. Caspari
Miss Casperl
Anna Stewart Chase
Frances Casparl
Misa Casparlia
Washington
Misa Caspart
South
Claggett
Brownsville
Washington County
Lois 4
Orchard
Ossining
Charles Paul de Kock
Health Department probes city dairies and lunchrooms
Inspectors Stoy Norris and others report multiple violations in lunchrooms and grocery stores near Union Station and McPherson Square. Warrants requested for unclean kitchens and unsanitary ice boxes while Health Officer Motter reviews cases for possible prosecutions. Public safety officials vow ongoing inspections and stricter enforcement amid concerns about milk and ice cream suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Fliat Street
H Street
Dr. Motter
Union Station
McPherson Square
Hoover
Duvenner
Mothershead
Molter
Delaware Avenue
W W Griffin Buried In District Funeral Service
Funeral services for RE W W Griffin longtime assessor of the District were held at the family home and Trinity Episcopal Church. The Knights Templars Pentalpha Lodge and Royal Arch Masons conducted rites at Oak Hill Cemetery. District officials and colleagues attended, with a large floral tribute from the assessor’s office clerks and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. W. Griffin
First Street
Lionel A. Wye
Trinity Episcopal Church
Griffin
Glaude
Kelper
Washington Commandery
Knights Templars
Srave
Oak Hil
Harry Mek. Luckett
Pentalpha Lodge
FA A.M
Matthew Trimble
Louis C. Wilson
William H. Sinagleton
Board of Trade
Eugene Bernhard
Royal Arch Masons
1M. K. Finley
George Spransy
No. 1
Knights ‘Templars
Philip Reiter
W. P. H. Crews
No 33
FA. A.M
Margaret Modest As To Age In Nonsupport Case
In juvenile court Judge De Lacy questioned Margaret Jackson about her age. She claimed to be 35 turning 36 and born before the war, saying she was born in slavery. Her husband Henry cited illness and was given 30 days to seek work as the couple quipped about her temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margeret
Mahmothah
Margaret
Henry
Ambulance Strikes Boy On Way to Union Station
An ambulance from Cas-u alty Hospital struck Joseph Fitzpatrick, 15, of 483 Second Street NE. The driver, Dr Moffitt, found no injuries. At Union Station Robert Scott, 49, of 1409 C Street SE, cut himself on glass and was treated at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Casualty Hospital
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Second Street
Moffitt
Robert Scott
C Street
Democrats Ready for Work Plan Across HQs
Representative Frank Clark of Florida, secretary of the Democratic Congressional Committee, arrives in Washington to coordinate campaign literature and keep party offices open in Washington New York and Chicago until after the election. He will spend a large part of his time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clark
Florida
Democratic Congressional Committee
Washington
Eratic
Keip
Onsei Mal
Headquar‘ters
New York
Chicago
Clark
Lincoln Memorial Gateway Proposed Between Capitol and Union Station
A bill from Rep McCall of Massachusetts, filed late in the last session, envisions a memorial to Lincoln in a broad plaza between the Capitol and Union Station. Chicago architect Burnham and Capitol officials discuss a possible arch shaped memorial as a dignified gateway to Washington, with land purchase proposed and concerns about balance with the Washington Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Union Station
Lincoln
Burnham
D. H. Burgham
Chicago
Eliot
Mr. Woods
Committee On the Library
Bilix
Washington
Washington Monument
WILL SUE LOGAL ATTORNEY
Department of Justice alleges attorney Richard C. Agame holds two deeds to Indian lands in Oklahoma. Government plans suits over thousands of deeds affecting titles. Adams is the only Washingtonian named. investigated deeds obtained before recent law. Adams, in Chicago, will return to Washington after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Richard C. Agame
Bond
Oklahoma
Mr. Adams
Adams
Robert L. Owen
Oklahom
Theodore H. Barnsdale
Phlaware
Chicago
Washington
Wilmington Disbands After Last-Place Season Ends
After beating Altoona the Wilmington Tri-State League club was turned over to the league as owners quit the team. The club has been unprofitable all season. Manager O Rourke aimed to find a new owner in Philadelphia. If unsuccessful, the league will operate as a traveling unit and forfeit $12,000. Johnstown visits tomorrow and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bennett
Carpenter
Johnstown
Search of Troy stables in Teal Pond murder case
Authorities pursue livery stables and nearby sites in Troy as part of the Teal Pond murder mystery inquiry. Reported sightings describe a buggy by a fence near the old mill pond and suggest possible connections to Hazel Drew context and local rangers work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Teal Pond
Averill’ Park
Sibe
Bazel Brether
Huttays
Repr Tvey
Aman
Huffaye
Hazel Drew
Colored Pythians Meeting Delivers Routine Business
The Colored Knights of Pythias held a meeting at Odd Fellows Hall in the District of Columbia with Supremancellor 3. W. Green of New Orleans delivering an address. The Grand Court of Calanthe, the women’s auxiliary, also met. Four Baltimore candidates were named for grand chancellor: George A. Watty, Truly Hatchett, Rev. Joseph L. Butler, and Samuel V. Baywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of
Columbia Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Odd
Fellows ‘Hall
W. Green
New Orleans
Grand Court of
Calanthe
Woman's Auxiliary
Lille Jemneg
Baltimore
Arand Worthy
Ee Raalgeng
Jadge Ofncors
Tor Grand
George A. Watty
Truly Hatchett
Joseph L. Butler
Samuel v. Baywood
Louisa Bidder Wins City School Erection Contract
After twelve bids the Alexandria school board awarded the girls school building contract to George Leigh & Bros. of Louisa, at 27672 dollars, lower than rival Washington bids. Plumbing went to J. B. Hughes of Alexandria for 634 dollars. heating awaits further inquiry. Building to be brick and concrete, two stories, on Prince street with ample playgrounds, to be completed by mid January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
City School Board
George Leigh & Bros
Louisa
Richardnom & Burgess
Washington
F.L. Wagner
Pararini & Wyne
J. C
Prince Street
Henry Street
Patrick Street
Abandons bivouac plan for ten day march to Roanoke
A Virginia regiment led by Maj James King and Capt Frank Slaymaker abandons a planned Alexandria bivouac. The Seventieth Virginia will meet at 4:30 am at King and Henry streets and entrain for Roanoke after departing Alexandria. Funeral services held for Mrs Cora Summers in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ©. King
Seventieth
Virginia Regiment
Frank L. Slaymaker
Virginia Volunteers
Tomor‘row
Chickamauga Park
Alexandria
King and Henry Streets
Roanoke
Seventieth Regiment
Suspect's sister missing amid murder fear
A fragmented, era-awkward notice reports a sister missing while her brother, Feare Bhe, may have killed. The text references arrestee release, a possible crime near Dutchess Junction, and concerns about a daughter Frisda traveling to New York for treatment as news of the aunt's death spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buys i. Fem
Pet
Frisda
Dutchess Junction
New York
Aspiral
George
Funeral of Capt Henry Moz Crea U N at Arlington
Funeral services for Capt Henry Moz Crea U N held at Church of the Caves Nant with Rev Charles Wood officiating. Burial in Arlington National Cemetery with full naval honors. Pallbearers listed. many friends and comrades attended. casket covered with flowers. relatives from Logansport Pittsburg and Palen eel were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moz Crea
United States Naval Hospital
New York
Church of the Cavesnant
Charlea"Wood
Arlington National Cemetery
Gottfried Bleek- Unger
Whim W. Kimball
William F. Halasy
Samuel P.comly
Walter McCrea
Logansport
Ind
Mc+ Crea
John Earnhardt
McCrea
Pittsburg
James McCrea
Frank Wireman
Washington Herald editor wed in Philadelphia ceremony
Charles Louis Cole editor on the Washington Herald editorial staff married May Gertrude Frell at St Michael's Church in Philadelphia. A party from Washington attended. They plan a New England tour then residence in Washington. Mrs Cole from Baltimore formerly news editor of the Washington Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Charles Louis Cole
Washington Herald
William H. Cole
St. Michael's Church
May Gertrude Frell
Boston
New England
Washington
Cole
Baltimore
Washington Times
Underground Inspection Plan Considered for District
Maj J J Morrow proposed yesterday that all underground work by public service companies in the District be inspected by the District with costs borne by the companies. He urged a board including the sewer superintendent water department engineer of highways and electrical engineer to devise a uniform plan for extending underground work and to settle disputes, especially in the suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Morrow
Long Relay Ends as C A R A Runners Complete Run
The Young Men’s Christian Association relay from New York to Chicago reached a brilliant close at city hall Chicago at 9 38 a m today. William H McCabe of Evanston M C R A carried the message tube from Mayor McClellan to Mayor Busse amid cheering crowds and police protection. Vernon L Bean, secretary of the civil service commission, received the message because Mayor Busse was not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
New York
Chicago
Young Man's Christian Association
Rae
City Hall
McClellan
Busse
William H. McCabe
Evanston
Henn Sold to Atlanta in Baseball Trade
Danville report states Jake Henn, Danville’s famed heavy hitting center fielder, has been sold to the Atlanta club to report after the season. Henn is sidelined with a sore knee and the sale price was not disclosed though rumors say over $7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Danville
Jake Henn
Atlanta
Henn
Funeral of A G Monocal Arlington Burial Set
The body of Anecito Menocal former civil engineer of the navy who died in New York will be buried at Arlington Thursday. Interment will be private. Menocal held the rank of commander and retired September 1 1898. Conover Ice Cream Co to incorporate in Washington to expand and upgrade facilities. Ground has been secured for a large new factory to increase output and position it as a premier creamery. Smithsonian seat assigned at Naples to Dr Harold Colton for four to six months from October 1 to June 1 189. Colton will conduct marine life research. Pocketbook with tickets stolen or lost by Frank H Hough of 1801 Kelorama avenue after a streetcar connection. Malcom J Meleod of Detroit named internal revenue collector for Michigan First district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
New York
Miss Despari
Bovis
Marie de Ges
Washington
Madison Square
Sta
Mies Caspari
EB. E. Baldwin
Shermen Avenue
Copeland
Warren Avenue
L. W. Guernsey
Ridge Street
M. B. Morrison
F. W. Starbuck
Sherman Avenue
R. W. Sherman
C. W. Seelye
Him Street
M. D. Potter
C. E. Thomas
W. O W. Wells
Glen Street
Waills
12Th St. Bet
Philadelphia Oyster House
A. Delmar
Remsburg’s
Fourteenth
Corcoran
Caspari
Edmonston & Co
House of Attention
Louisa Alcott
Miss Cagpari
Navy
Arlington
Anecito Menocal
Conover Ice Cream Cql
Conover Ice Cream Company
Smithsonian
Naples
Italy
Harold Colton
University of Pennsylvania
Celton
Health Office Record Deaths and Hospitals Noted
Fragmentary health office record lists deaths and hospitals including Preeduen's Hospital Sawin WW and monary A pital. Mentions Beetha Bisnerd Elmer-D. Batt Horace Go vt Rainea Marecken James Tyler 428 Dixons and homeopat optiat with dates and partial ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woapu
McLane
Preeduen's Hospital
Sawin
Orine
Faree
Beetha Bisnerd
Elmer-D. Batt
Baward Paling
Tyre
Horace
Rainea
Marecken
James Tyler
Yen
Dixons
Monary
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Dora Davenport
George Seiboldt
Woodward
Virginia
Charlottesville
Stoy and
Norris
Murray Galt Motter
Health Department
Dlite
Aleby
Ink Waa Siren
Pennayielete Avenue
Cate
Fifteenth Street
Maj. Sylvester
Poice
Htealth Department
Maryland
Macfarland
Post
Tam
W. W. Griffin
Congressional Committee
Lingoln Arca
Plaza
Wonds
Grry
Congress
Logal Attorney
Richard C. Adams
Wilmington
Pythians' Meeting
Grand Lodge
Firth
Washington Company
Cora L. Summers
Freedmen's Hospital
W. F. Baker
Alfred’ Street
W. M. Potaal
Bethany Methodist Protestant Church
R. W. Arnold
Anthony Power
Alexandria Hospital
Mr. Power
Braddock House
Sherwood
Power
Alexandria Water Company
Julie Eva B. Lynn
South Patrick Street
Chaylea Bendheim TV
Charles Bendheim
City Democratic Committee
Ia Ms
James S. Brend
Mary M. Newhouse
Colpsner
Eugena
Connelly
Harry Ecuptmiords
Sarah Rosenfeid
M. R. Godson
John C. ‘Caney
Eifesbeth’ Freeman
Annapalis
Wragh
Wragh Mt. Bristol. Clinton A. Balls, 5, and Minnette &, Marable
Frank M. Bristol
C. “Walter Hoover
Martha A. Fucer
Dh. Froclind ‘Petar
Arthur Johneyn
Clara E. Craig
Charles Mi. Bell
Henson R. Martin
Virginia Webb
Charles M. Elt
Sohn
Johnson
Mary Thomas
Shelton Milter
Samuel W. Howard
Sarah E. Young
A. Bennett
George W. Chiiéa
Brenda F. Beker
A. C. Garner
Arthur
Swenn
Antle Carter
Charles
Bundy
John Griffin
Margaret Hinton
Frank “Graham
Alfred Cole
Elsie Brooks
Keey Wena
BM Bon
Rt Handerton
James Deat A Or
Eberhard
Feare Bhe
Capt
Megrea
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh
WEDS
Miss May Freil
Charles 3 Cole
Walsta
Booklat
A. F. Bornot
BRO. & CO
Scomrets
Drere
Droop Fans Co
Steinway
Ave. N. W
Palas
Peter Grogan
J Streets
Wilson
Mayers
Morrow
Harper
Harper's Brain
Av All Druggists
Sheriff's
Christian Xander
A. G
Frank H. Hough
Kelorama Avenue
Lhwgest
Peterman
S. Roach
Ele Roach
Bendy
Saat
Sra
Uae
Ale Cege
Peter
Sibel
Yank Cap
Health Office Record
Evans
Henry Evans
St. N. W
Berkeley
Potomac Electric Power Co
Munyon
Rieke Alice
Fourteenth Street
Sandock & Stayman Co
Percy S. Woster
Mer
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
of Our Lady
Uiata
Wisgen
Dereons
Hodkperping
Bauking
Ecthapd
Spondence
End Grammer
Berlitz School
St W
St. Exposition
Liege
Mlle
V. Prud'homme
Ave
iyZime
Jastaé Fennagh
Edical College
Dls
Bial
Fauquier Institute Por Young Ladies
Warrenton, Va
The
Dith
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