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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1910

Page

10

Crippen Suspect Arrested In Chicago Case

Albert C Rickward of London was seized as a Crippen murder suspect in Chicago police sting. Detectives found 32000 English notes on him, but authorities released him after questioning. Meanwhile Paris and Barcelona reports dispute Crippen’s whereabouts with Barcelona favored by officials.

Chicago Alvert C. T Rickward Lornlon Fa. Crippen Rickward Dr. i TLR Baekaya

Obituaries and funeral notices from July 1910

A jumble of obituary notes and funeral announcements. Entries include infant John Curtin, widow Mrs Collins, Sister M. Sult, Aloysius Church mass, and James Turnbourke among others with times and locations across Washington listings.

Lo Maw James T. Turnbourke Atson Blair F. Watson BR. M. Perry Aloysius’ Church Frends Wille Farmington Alexander D. Wildlaed Decatur Place Rock Creek

Building Strike Extends to Labor Row with Amalgamated Carpenters

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Local No 132 votes to refuse working with Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners. About 1,400 union men ordered to walk off Monday morning. Slaters Union considers wage demand of 4 a day, threatening a strike if not met.

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Aarge Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners Brotherhood Brotherhod Amangamated Society Slaters' Union Slaters

Rawn Employee Murder at Winnetka Funeral

Detected at a funeral for Mr. Rawn, detectives for insurers questioned two suspects but no information was obtained. The Monon Railroad paused all operations for five minutes in mourning, stopping trains and work across the system.

Mr. Coburn Mr. Rawn Winnetka Hoffman Schuettler Monon Railroad Rawm

Confess To Train Robbery in Goodyear Heist

Fairfield California July 22. Joseph C. Brown and Cack Dunbar Bishop pleaded guilty to the April China and Japan fast mail train robbery at Goodyear. Both men confessed to the crime and to participating in the hold up.

China Japan Fairfield Cal Joseph C. Brown Cack Dunbar Bishop Goodyear

Licensed to Marry Names and Details in Baltimore Ledger

LICENSED TO MARRY Robert E Lea Wiliams 23 and Emma Nichola Green 21 both of Baltimore Md The Rev Thomas Taylor officiated The Res FW Johnson William Ludley 24 and Elsie Baltimore 22 officiated by The Rev Thomas JT Taylor

Robert E. Lea Wiliams Emma Nicholaa Green Baltimore FW. Johnson Wiliam Ludley Elsie Baltimore Thomas JT. ‘Taylor

Health Office Record Births and Deaths List

Births include George and Ma Hoover twin girls and numerous other newborns to families such as Zupnik Delaney Walter Biggs Connor Fallon Spindle Hill Barnard and Redmond. Deaths span Government Hospital for the Insane residents and others with ages from 11 months to 77 years at addresses across the city.

George Ma Hoover Louis Annie Zupnik Turner Ida Delaney Theodore Amelia G. Walter John W. E Barbara T. Biggs James M Lena Connor Andrew J Catherine A. Fallon Roberts Susan A. Spindle Ralph W Mary E. Hill Montgomery Grace Barnard Joseph W Helen A. Smith Joseppe Leon Zenalethi Philip Marion M Ulligan Wayne le Redmond Rufus and Annoiy Johnson Anna Magruder Government Hospital For Insane Blair ¥. Watson Louis Liberty Frederick A. McCulloch Ith St. Nw Marie Funty G St. Se John Boyd James G. Duncan Michael Cohen Et. Nw Alvin J. Reed R St. Nw Edward A. Neil John H. Curtin St Sw Richard Swales St. Nw Milared Olga Crenshaw Mat. Nw Elizabeth Howard A John Lucas Freedmen’s Hospital Areeda, Taylor Girard St Edward M. Flot Robert M. Brent Beaning Road

Russell Brothers in Town on 190 Day Coast Walk

Three Russell brothers Jack Harry and Charles guests of the Y M C A in Washington arrive en route from New York to Los Angeles in a 190 day wager They plan to attend today s ball game and push on toward Gordonsville Louisville St Louis Kansas City El Paso Tucson and LA Their journey was briefly hindered by a minor ankle sprain and they credit the Y M C A for support

New York Los Angeles New York City Russell Brothers Jack Harry Charles New West Side Baltimore Washington Washington Post Globe Gordonsville Louisville St. Louis Kansas City el Paso Tucson Young Men's Christian Association

Miss Smith Seeks Court Bar to Publication of Love Letters

New York July 22 Helen B D Smith of Stamford seeks a court injunction to stop publication of letters she wrote to Rusell Griswold during a nine year relationship. Griswold's lawyer doubts success and notes Smith received funds from Griswold while the pair never married. Smith accompanied by an engineer, William Harper, says Griswold is a schemer and vows to move on.

New York Helen BD. Smith Stamford Russell Griswold Mr. Grisworth McQuaid Miss’ Smith Miss Smith Griswold William Harper Viking James D. Smith Roma St. Peter’s Russell Rowayton

Oregon Assembly Nominees and Personal Letters Merge

A fragment from Oregon politics references the so called Oregon system and nominating candidates for governor and Congress including Bowerman Hawley and Elis amid factional strife. The text also includes a series of personal letters from Linden Lodge and Hartford dated 1908 1909 discussing dating plans poetry and travel.

Linden Lodge Ruzzie Lawdy Dr. Stilson Adoo Portland Assand Oregon United States Siegfrird Congress Jay Bowerman Condon W. C. Hawley W. R. Elis Assembly

Swisher Brothers Oil Co plans 12% dividends in WV investment

West Virginia promissory oil venture led by Charles W. Swisher seeks investors for Swisher Brothers Oil Co with 1 200 acres in Tyler and Ruehle counties and a $176 000 capital stock. Shares at par 25 each offer 12 percent starting dividends and growth as development proceeds, with subscription closing July 30 1910 in Charleston.

West Virginia Charles W. Swisher Swisher Tyler Ruehle W. Va Washington Charleston

Dearest Buzzist and Brunhilde Nicknames Revealed

A 1908 letter excerpt shows playful sobriquets for Brunhilde. It references a voyage by yacht and a request for a life line. The note mentions a route and separate cover, with Salty humor and affectionate phrases across lines and months.

Buzzist Brunhilde Geliebter Siegfried

Boy Her Alleged Affinity Sends 13 Year Old to Reform School

In Scranton Pennsylvania a 13 year old boy named Frank Roshak is committed to the Glen Mills Reformatory after alleged romantic letters from a married woman Mrs S Stine to the boy. The father sought institutional separation. Judge O Neill signed the commitment papers.

Reformatory Washington Post Scranton S. Stine Priceburg

Mr Weed Explains Postoffice Tower Lighting

Chief Clerk Weed of the Postoffice Department explains the tower lighting as the first step toward extensive electrical installation for Washington. He cites improved beauty at night, a permanent arc-lighting upgrade, and plans to replace clock hands with legible dials and add internal heaters to prevent ice. Bats in the tower face displacement as the changes proceed.

Weed Postoffice Department City Beautiful Washington Dia

Girls Ride Proves Fatal in Auto Crash

Special to The Washington rvad reports in Olean New York on July 22 four girls aged about ten asked hardware dealer Max Lang for a ride. His auto struck a suburban trolley car, overturned, and all were thrown. One child died at once, another died soon after, Lena Heath is listed as fatally injured, and the remaining three girls and Lang were taken to City Hospital with serious injuries.

Washington Rvad Olean Max Lang

Death of 11 year old choir boy George Deale

The body of 11 year old George Deale, a choir boy from St. Mark's Episcopal Church, drowned Wednesday on the Coan River near the Potomac, was brought to Washington. Funeral services were held at St. Mark's with Dr. Devries and Rev Curtis officiating, burial at Congressional Cemetery. Deale had joined St. Mark's choir in February and was part of a 50 person excursion to Scotland, Md. The yacht accident occurred when the wind suddenly swung the boat’s boom as crew attempted to restart the engine. George Bullough of the Post Office Department tried to save him but failed. The body was recovered Thursday morning.

R. A. Curtis St. Mark's Episcopal Church George Deale Coan River Potomac Washington St. Mark’s Church Devries Mr. Curtis Congressional Cemetery St. Mark's Herbert Babcock Edwin Tyler William Beck Reed Bullough Young Deale Scotland St. Mary County Curtis Henry Blair Deale George Bullough Post Office Department Deele St. Mark's Choir

Import Leaders of the Year in Cotton Copper and Oil

The leading articles of export from the United States for the just closed fiscal year were cotton copper illuminating oil and wheat in that order. Cotton valued at 450000900 dollars, copper at 500000, illuminating oil at 62500000, and wheat at 47000000.

United States Sears

Suits Offered In Various Grays Browns and Blacks

A range of suits is offered at 15 dollars featuring gray tan brown and mixed shades plus blacks and season novelties. Higher grade suits cost up to 30 dollars and include blacks and stylish colors and materials.

Heart of Chilean consul sent to Madrid amid estate claim

Pittsburg July 22 The heart of Count Julian de Ovies Chilean consul at Pittsburg who died recently will be shipped to Madrid with affidavits as Mme Blanca de Ovies the widow pursues a large estate in Spain claiming Count de Ovies was part of a royal Spanish line. She asserts he was heir to property near Madrid including 24 parishes and a share of a vast estate.

Pittsburg Julian de Ovies Madrid Spain Mme Blanca de Ovies Count de Ovies Royal House of Count de Ortes Washington Delme de Ovies

Horsewoman Bests Maniac in Yonkers Thrilling Rescue

Miss Grace Hewigan an 18 year old horsewoman from Yonkers drove a phaeton when a half dressed man leaped from bushes to board the vehicle. She used her whip to strike the intruder on the face and forehead, knocking him down as the horses bolted. The assailant lay in the road, and Hewigan regained control, suspecting the man was mentally unbalanced.

Washington Miss Hewison

Sothebys Sale Realizes Prices For Rare Shakespeare Works

London July 22 Sothebys continued sales of rare books and manuscripts with strong results for Shakespeare items. First folio copies led the gains with prices of £400 for the true original first folio comedies, £1,300 for the 1823 printing, and other folios fetching £310 £350 and £76 for later editions and compilations.

Taewasningtoo Post London Sotheby's William Shakespeare Shakespeare William

Smallpox Case Brought to Hospital After Walk from Alexandria

A man described as Tanag Mendenhack, 27, of White Oak, believed to have smallpox, was taken into custody about 9 PM at Seventh and West by a fourth precinct patrolman Hayden and removed to the smallport hospital. He claimed to have traveled from Alexandria, Virginia and to have walked to Washington.

Padicemian Hayden Smallport Hospital Tanag Mendenhack White Oak Alexdititia Washington

Dr Mitchell Under Knife At George Washington University Hospital

Dr J Ernest Mitchell a prominent local physician residing at the Iroquois apartments was operated on for acute appendicitis at George Washington University Hospital around 7 36 last night. Early reports indicate his condition is favorable and recovery chances are excellent. He fell ill Thursday morning and grew worse by evening prompting an immediate surgical operation performed by Drs Charles White and W P Carr.

G. W. U. Hospital J. Ernest Mitchell Iroquois George Washington University Hospital Mitchell Charles White W. P. Carr

Ask$500 for whiskers beard clipped by jokers

Newkirck sues for 500 dollars after two companions clipped his beard in a prank. The New Jersey case moves to Paterson court to determine the value of a man’s whiskers after forty years of grooming.

New York Paterson N. J Bruno Newkirck Newkirck

O Connell Fined in Dorchester Election Case

Boston July 22 Representative Joseph F O Connell of Massachusetts was convicted in Dorchester court of violating state election laws for distributing campaign cards at a polling place during the January city election. Judge Churchill fined him 320 dollars and he appealed.

Boston Joseph F. O'Connell Massachusetts Dorchester O'Connell Churchill Ae Nc

Forest Fire Escapes Endanger Homesteader’s Life

In Negaunee Michigan a homesteader John Carlson clung to Little Lake all night to escape forest fires that razed his homestead. He later walked over burned stumps to the station and remains in serious condition from exposure. Nearby Beaudette Minnesota reports two little girls missing in the Rainy River district after a fire. Merrill Wisconsin notes refugees flooding the city as fires threaten Heinemann Gleason and Bloomville and credit H M Heinemann with saving townsfolk. Wausau Wisconsin reports fires in Marathon county causing losses near Kelley and ongoing northwest spread. Antigo and Aniwa Wisconsin regions also report settlers burned out and widespread timber destruction.

Negaunee Mich Little Lake John Carlson Beaudette Minn Rainy River Merrill Wis Heinemann Gleason Bloomville Stanger Heineman St. Paul Here

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