Naval escort of Jones body reaches Annapolis ceremony
The fleet escort from Cherbourg led by the battleship squadron, including the Brooklyn and French cruiser, anchored off Annapolis as the body of Admiral John Paul Jones was transported toward the Naval Academy for a simple ceremony. The procession up Chesapeake Bay featured Evans and Davis squadrons and culminated in a funeral planned for the crypt at the academy.
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Bealth Office Deaths Record From 1905 List
Deaths reported through July 22 1905 list multiple individuals with ages from months to 69 years. Names include Rosa L Guiey William F Han Aaron H Nel and others with addresses such as 2207 Cleveland Ave Providence Hosp Breedmenta Hosp and emergency homes. The fragmentary record lists ages 21 46 63 60 49 years and infants two months to 69 years, alongside hospital references.
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Hache
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George
Garner
Warfield Ferale Lee
Rosa L Guiey
William F Han
Providence
Hawking
Gurhies
Wilh
Ho Kalaor
Aaron H Nel
Palmer Wo
Roberta
Garfeld Heap
Rhedrack Scott
Thawas W Smith
Boe
BS Yaara
Arthur W Wellman
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Richard Wells
Breedmenta Hosp
Daniel Winfeld
Khst Whart
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Funeral Directors and Embalmers Ad Across Washington
A historical classified-style notice lists undertakers W R Speare J W Lee Harvey's Sons John R Wright Co George P Zarhorst and Hathorne offering funeral services. It notes chapels livery connections and 24 hour availability with telephone numbers and moderate pricing.
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Fourteenth Street
John R. Wright CO
Naval funeral procession for John Paul Jones to pass Annapolis
The North Atlantic Fleet and squadron under Admiral Sigsbee will anchor near Annapolis to bury John Paul Jones. A naval escort, midshipman parade, and limited crowd are planned with burial to occur at the academy grounds around 10 am. The French cruiser Jurien de la Graviere will represent France with a joint salute.
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James H. Sands
Charles H. Davis
Benjamin F. Tilley
Iowa
BE. D. Tanvasig
Massachusetts
William H. Reeder
Alabama
E. B. Gervais
Drurien de la Graviere
Tembera
France
E. E Gervary
James H Sands
Public Building Burned in Vueltas Cuba After Inspection Clash
A government ordered inspection of Vueltas Santa Clara municipal affairs ended in a fire destroying the building with records. The mayor and assistant mayor are to be prosecuted for resisting inspectors. The night watchman and Vueltas police chief are jailed on suspicion of complicity. A rural guard detachment guarded the town as investigators consider political motives and potential suspension of Gov. Gomez.
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Vueltas
Santa Clara
Vueltay
Gaia
Itig
Rei
Gomez
Cuba
Killed by Companion in a Tragic Lancaster Shootout
Anthony Tibhart, a fifteen year old Marietta boy, was accidentally shot by camping partner Frank Allison during a playful gun handling near Lancaster. The weapon discharged when the safety released, the bullet piercing Libhart’s right chest. The tragedy follows a separate verdict of suicide in South Haven, where Lucy Monroe aged twenty nine was found burned to death on a brush pile at her father C J Monroe’s home.
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Kensington
Abraham Terman
Kinsell
James C Kingell
Seventeenth Street
Punxsutawney
Rklen
Elizabeth Pord
Charles
Macy Dodge Wells
Massachusetts Avenue Northeast
Lancaster
Anthony Tib~hart
Marietta
Frank Allizon
Allison
Libhart
Bouth Haven
Mich
Lucy Monroe
C. J. Monroe
South Haven
Kalamazoo
Free Music for Students Eases Piano Practice at Home
A historical newspaper ad urges keeping up children's musical education during a long break. It promotes loaning a square piano from F Smith Piano Company at 125 Pa ave, free for six months with only hauling costs, featuring brands like Bradbury Knabe Chickering Miller Gable. Demand notes many pianos are available and selling daily.
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Millers
Gaghle
Dow
Bennington Disaster Telegrams Detail San Diego Blast
Telegraphs from San Diego outline a boiler failure on the Bennington and a subsequent explosion. Navy officials describe a small leak in Boiler B, a repairer en route, and crews battling flood and wreckage as casualties mount with seventeen missing.
Repairs on the Bennington at Honolulu Amid Boilermaker Delays
In Honolulu on July 2 the Catton Neill Company completed three weeks of repairs on the Bennington. Main shaft and thrust collars were fixed, piston rod straightened, steam piping repaired under Chief Machinist Bert Wheeler. Rumors of boiler leaks denied by machinists. Departure delays noted as a bailer leak and a late start on July 9 taking Acting Gov. Atkinson to Motokai.
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Bennington Visits Leper Settlement Then Returns to Honolulu
The coaster Bennington assures the captain the boiler works and visits the leper settlement, remaining there in July before sailing back to Honolulu. She stays off the harbor and ferries Honolulu people ashore aboard a launch.
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Names of the Dead From Bennington Wreck At San Diego
Telegram from Commander Lucien Young lists multiple verified dead and several presumed, identified by ranks such as ensign, shipwright, coal passer, ordinary seaman, and machinist's mate. The Bennington wreck off San Diego is confirmed with many unidenti fed and five others possibly aboard.
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San Diego
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EB Robinson
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McKeon
Brunson
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Carter
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D. N Holland
Injured in Hospitals Lists Wounded Seamen and Crew
San Diego July 22 a full list of injured in Agnew St Joseph and army barracks hospitals at noon shows many seamen and crew from the navy and marines wounded in various facilities. Names include Charles Miller Dent Griffin H O Stewart and W Farrell with others in Agnew Sanitarium and San Diego Barracks. Seventeen missing and a death reported for J Hunt and T Burk at St Agnew Sanitarium. Retrial of Williamson began in Portland on subornation of perjury connected with Oregon land frauds.
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Scott
Bennington
Navy Department
J. F Drake
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Diego
Drake
Department
Holden A. Evans
Qgoodrich
Paris
Bellingham Bay
Cal
Agnew
St Joseph
Army Barracks
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Charles Miller
Dent Grifin
Aeania J Lentern
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W. Farrell
F.H Taylor
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Alex Wilson
W Hoffenter
FP Neiman
T. C.bbiley
G. H. Hallett
D. R. McClintock
W. F. Welle
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DB. Sulliven
Offer J Hunt
Offer
J. McNainey
Greman
A. Worthen
WV Kennedy
Sewman
G. A. Tolley
G. Schultz
G. T Clark
AA. Humnell
Ingernott Apprentica Renmer
Hoc. Dean
J Martin
Mas
DK. Deagay
F' Straub
Areman
Clase
J. O'Hanlon
FR Connell
Knoblock
W Cronan
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Metius
Young
J. Hunt
T. Burk
St. Agnew Sanitarium
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Portland
Oreg
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United States
Biggs
Oregon
Bennington disaster notes and rescue actions amid missing crew
Commanding Officer Young seeks all Bennington crew aboard without passes to estimate the missing and deter desertion. A telegram from London’s admiralty offers condolences for victims of the Volted Brains wreck. Ships Chicago and Marblehead sail, Iris and Fortune proceed to aid the Bennington’s hull and injured near San Diego via Vallejo and San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Marblehead
Vallejo
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Iris
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Carlton Prisoner Not Worried Seeks Admission Charge Show
Special to The Washington Past reports Inspector Cross in Brooklyn says Frederick E Carlton faces grand larceny and obscene pictures charges. Cross cites photographic evidence and a potential blackmail motive, while Carlton mocks the idea and suggests charging admission to his jail show as public curiosity grows. Mrs Vanderventer testified to posing nude for Carlton, who remains unconcerned about the case and signals another arrest may follow.
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Carlton
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New York
Adam A. Cross
Brooklyn
Frederick E Carlton
Raymond Street
Anthony Comstock
Miss Vanderventer
Cartons Dilde
Ther Holsan
Eleanor Vanderventer
Vanderventer
Bribery Charges Spark Arrests After Arkansas Grand Jury
Final adjournment of Pulaski County grand jury in Little Rock leads to two arrests in bribery case. M D L Cook faces bribery and perjury charges for paying John A Ellis 100 to oppose indicting him, bond set at 5000. Ellis jailed on offers of 100 to W S Garvin and 35 to J H Steed. Ellis released on 1000 bond. Senator A W Covington previously acquitted. Grand jury urges thorough future probes of primary election irregularities.
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Pulaski County
Grand Jury
M. D. L Cook
John A Ellis
Cook Cook
A W Covington
Cook
Ellis Towngaip
M Garvin
J.H. Steed
Ellis
Stricken From Voting List After Philadelphia Canvass
Philadelphia officials report 31 817 names removed from city voting lists following a canvass by police. Public safety director orders a new canvass after unsatisfied results. Reform groups had alleged padding of up to 60 000 names. City Party conducts an independent tally.
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Fifteen Injured in Portsmouth Electric Car Collision
Fifteen persons were injured, eleven seriously, and three probably fatally, in a collision between two electric cars on the Portsmouth Electric Railway line near Portsmouth New Hampshire. The crash occurred on a steep grade while rounding a curve as both motormen failed to avert the crash.
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Equitable pension and $635,000 loan saga rages
Washington Post report details Mrs. Henry Hyde pension cut by chairman Paul Morton amid disclosures of a large blind loan backed by James Hyde and trustees Alexander and Jordan. Indorsement questions and alleged society book alterations prompt official inquiries and pledges of full public explanation.
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Henry EB. Hyde
James Hazen Hyde
Equitable Life As_Suranea Society
Ted
Paul Morton
Morton
Oyster Bay
Equitable Society
Hendricks
Marton
Equitable
James Hagen Hyde
James W Alexander
Thomas D. Jordan
Mercantile Trust Company
Mr Hyde
Cre
Equitable Books
Dir Hyde
Alexander
Jordan
Louis Joan
Mercaptile Trust Company
F D Kilburn
Kilburn
Charman Morton
Equitablé
Death of E W Nash President of American Smelting
Edward W Nash president of the American Smelting and Refining Company dies at his Omaha home from paralysis after a stroke on May 2. The notice lists other items from July 2 including European events and ship movements with arrivals and sailings in New York, Liverpool, Queenstown, and various ports.
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Edward W Nash
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Herr Mueller
Macedopila
Gidd
New York
le Toureine
Cherbourg
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London
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