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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1907

Page

19

Funeral Directors Companies and Names in Local Trade

A fragmented notice lists several funeral directors and undertakers including J WILLIAM LE, GEORGE PEARHORST, WENDLE & BAYLISS, THOS B R NALLEY & SON, W R SPEARE, and JOHN M MITCHELLS. It references location cues such as 940 F Street N W and notes various firms offering embalming, embalming and undertaker services in the area.

Costello GI Grier John R George Pearhorst Ann Hewat

Fragmentary notes on a historic tragedy and trial

Fragmented readout mentions a well known tragedy, figures, and a court case. It refers to the detective, Moyer, Pett, and an orchard setting. The text hints at a contested confession and a chief executive facing a legal action.

German Officer Death After Self Inflicted Wound

Fragmentary wartime report recounts a German officer, Captain Tomball Proest, dying by self inflicted wound following a violent incident near Cantril Park. The page contains garbled names and stray phrases but notes the officer’s fatal act, location, and surrounding confusion amid battle.

Survivors Arrive as George W Elder Reaches Astoria

The George W Elder brings 67 survivors to Astoria Oregon after a disaster involving the Columbia. Officers of the San Pedro aided in rescues, towing lifeboats to Eureka. The wreck of the Columbia claimed many lives while survivors describe acts of kindness by the San Pedro crew. The latest lists show 308 saved and 40 crew, with 16 missing.

George Wilder Oregon Port San Pato J Sen Columbia San Pedro Eureka San Diego Cal Eigen Tn Giants Iss Hazel Incl Saka Miss AB Corneil Sms Virtus

Marriage Notice From Townes Gloucester Pair

Mea Lan and Ma gannon announce plans to marry in Yon Town, with the ceremony expected at a local venue. The couple lists several family names and a group of friends as witnesses, indicating a small town celebration centered on community ties.

Fane Wien Destmaan Alawkles

Turn Down Union Mee Declines to Hold Peace Conference

The Huployera Association rejects a peace conference with the bricklayers union and halts arbitration efforts. Secretary Elliott reported the open shop issue remains unresolved as President W J Bowen and leaders expect decisive steps. An afternoon meeting between union boards and association executives is planned to decide next actions.

Buckiryers Huployera Association Bricklayera Union Iabor Elliott Bricklayers Union Executive and Arbitration Boards Thranon Vnous Sources Union Nop Union W J Bowen International BrickvGure and Stone Masons Caton The Maater Bricklayers Association Beleklagers Anton

Noted Judge Carson Seeks Adoption Amid Family Tragedy

George W. Carson, 77, longtime Watt County judge and twice sheriff, seeks adoption of children amid a murder case involving his son Newton and Newtons wife Mary Banks. Carson, who never married, faces disputes over his estate valued near 40000 and alleged feuds with Mary Banks and the Truth family. The Wall Circuit Court granted permission for the adoption as investigations into the murder proceed.

Washington Campton George W Carson Tale Watt County Wall Jude Carson Sulla Taulbee Ty Mary Bankes Carson Wis George Benks Newton Tautos Newton Trutoe Mary Banks George Banks Gorge Boks Stein Bagkuse Wolf County

Bare Children Experiment Shocks Chicago University

Frat Fred Starr of Congo fame declared that children should wear no clothing until age ten at a Chicago University event. Seven professors will test cures for family issues in a specially built paradise at Bitty alxta Street and Lexington Avenue, an experiment costing over $300 in the exclusive South Side. The participants include Prof Edwin Erle Sparks, Prof Harcy A tise, Prof Chike B Whittler, Dr Charley Frew, and others associated with the university.

Fred Starr Congo University of Chicago Bitty Alxta Street Lexington Avenue Starrs Laweries Dentail Utopia South Side Edwin Erle Sparks Harcy Tiselaw Chike Whittler Tianerity Law School Charley Frew Mmuspaugh Andrew

Doctor Is Exonerated in Ninth Circuit Case

The Ninth Circuit upheld a verdict favoring Dr Cormon in a medical negligence suit brought by Mile Peyronette. Peyronette alleged improper appendicitis care caused sloughing and a severe complication after an ice bag was applied for thirty three days. The court found negligence and causation established.

Wasmingon & Faris GLH Cormon Mile Peyronette Manuel

Baden Grand Duke Likely to Commute Death Sentence

Berlin report says the Grand Duke of Baden opposes capital punishment and is expected to commute the death sentence, signaling a potential clemency move. The announcement stresses his opposition to death and implies forthcoming imperial or regional action.

Baden Berlin Grand Duke of

Second Victim Dead Police Condemn Cops as Cowards

New York July 2. Franky Warner killed Esther Norling and wounded John C Wilson, a crowd captured him and he remains comatose. Wilson died tonight at St Vincent Hospital. Warner is in custody with no skull fracture, but brain concussion and severe shock. An inquiry blamed police for the escape of the suspect and many officers face possible charges of censure.

New York Franky Warner Blauck Warner Esther Norling John C Wilson Wilson St. Vincent Hospital Bellenge Hospital Coudiben Crtea Karlsruhe Art Hall Tun Auchatenbureh Distinguishea Mulkerry Street Tye Han Ean Karler Hall Bingham Greas Tam Frank H Warner Mel Bether C Norling Forty Second Street

Pittsburg Storm Swept Twenty Cottages at Resort

A July storm at a summer resort near Pittsburgh drenched the area with record rainfall. Lightning struck the residence of Col W C Connelly, stunning twenty cottages and triggering a bucket brigade fire. Cleveland endured a blackout, wind uprooting trees and damaging structures along the lake shore and at amusement parks.

Pittebure Col Woc Connelly Sunlding Cleveland Gtree Bre

Virginia Bride Ties Canadian in Quiet Philadelphia Nuptials

Special to The Wamnington: Benjamin Pendleton Hodges of Virginia, scion of a historic family, marries Miss Chloe Elizabeth Lay of Montreal at the home of Mrs. Paterson in West Logan Square. Rev JR Miller officiates. Lay, a writer, met Hodges during a 7 Battle of Manassas data trip and soon became engaged as Hodges visited the North. In other news, a near disaster at the navy yard occurred when deteriorated powder in the battleship Illiuis could have caused a blaze. crew removed it to the river and inspectors may face court martial.

Wamnington Philadelphia Benjamin Pendleton Hodges Stonewall Jackson Abingdon Ya Wis Hodges Tiestan Avy Illiuis

Escapes From Tombs Prison By A Trusty Warden’s Aid

An inmate named Frank Snyder, serving time on Brockwell Island, slipped the 20 foot prison yard wall and fled in a wagon. Known for his popularity, he had been kept in the Tombs as a wardens helper. He disappeared after failing to return from an outside duty during a yard watch.

Frank Snyder Prion Yard Brockwells Island Laken

Funeral of Charles Davies Held at Oak Hill Chapel

The funeral for Charles Davies, a Pension Office clerk for 27 years, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 from his late residence 919 Sixth Street Northwest. Services follow at Oak Hill Chapel with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Davies, born January 1894 in Carlow Ireland, came to the United States as a youth, studied law, served in the Fifth New York Heavy Artillery, practiced law in Turners Berry, and was noted for his literary gifts and public speaking. He was a devout Episcopalian and communicant at St Mary Ward.

Gnares Davies Pension Iorce Sixth Street Celock Beervices Oak Davies Mra Laura Davies Wis Carlow Ireland Seward Au New Fork Eivil Ebtate Fifth New Turners Berry Ani Artor Davies Mast Ghurgh Se' Marwaree

Portrait Company Solicitor Arrested on Theft Charge

A portrait company solicitor, Diamond Samuel W Humt of Vendome Hotel, is accused of grand larceny. The police allege Adalay Piersing gave a gold link bracelet to be inserted with a finished diamond, which disappeared. Detectives searched the suspect and recovered tickets, including one for an old bracelet, at the Sixth Precinct station.

Samuel W Humt Vendome Roger Frama Seventh Street Bicyele Potecrar McCarthy Adalay Piersing K Street Hunt Piersing Aald-Wee A. Sol Hunt Haa

Husband and wife exchange suit for absolute divorce

Mrs Scott sues her husband in District Supreme Court seeking a total divorce and alimony amid counter charges of contaitotusness and violence. The case stems from a cross bill filed by Mrs Scott against her husband, who recently sued Mrs Scott.

Harry Bureau of Engraving and Printing Alice B Scott Twent Fourth Street District Supreme ‘Court Scott

Two Killed and Five Injured at Cleveland Dock Scaffold Collapse

Two iron workers from Cleveland died and five others were injured when scaffolding collapsed at the Pittsburgh and Conneaut dock today. The victims are A Matson and B Huick, both from Cleveland. Rescue crews responded quickly to the accident scene.

Conneaut Picitsburg and Conneaut A Matson B Huick Cleveland Structural Iron

MCA Roof Gang Lectures Attract Youth Through Free Talks

Dr Charles J Bushell opened a series of lectures at the MCA on the topic Public playgrounds and the linking of development. The free lectures drew many young people from the area with illustrations showing playgrounds and methods of enjoyment for boys and girls in other cities.

MCA Roof Gang Charles J Bushell

Missing Cashier Dying In Pueblo Under Alias

Special to The Washington Post reports from Puebla Colorado that William FB Walker, an absconding bank cashier from New Britain, Conn, is believed dying in Pueblo under an assumed name. He told a close friend of his flight and fear of imminent death. Police and sheriffs are canvassing hospitals and roaming houses to locate him.

Washington Post Puebla Colo New Britain William FB Walker Pueblo Walker Beng Police Sherif Het

Fire Destroys Milton Paint Shipyard at Rye N Y

A major blaze at Milton Paint shipyard in Rye New York nearly destroyed the yard and several small racing yachts. Firefighters aided by Rye residents and club members battled the flames under supervision of William Barclay Parsons and Lieut 0 ME Beach. Several yachts and motor boats were moved into the water to save them. damage exceeded $4000. Origin of the fire is unknown.

Milton Paint Rye American Yacht Club William Barclay Parsons

Soldier rescues woman in carriage collision on Park Avenue

Army officer Capt Jeremiah T Humphrey of the Twenty second United States Infantry saved Mrs Adams Sachs of Mount Bethel when a collision sent a carriage into prancing horses. He jumped free, seized the horse bridle, and pulled Mrs Sachs from danger while her sister Mrs Katharine Pahret escaped with minor injuries. Mrs Sachs suffered a bad head injury but survived.

Jovenita Washington N J Jeremiah T Dumphrey Twenty Second United Hates Infantry Astrict Adams Sachs Mount Humphrey Heather Mrs Sachs Harms Sacha

Hermit Song Genius Charles Weiss Dies in Poorhouse

Charles Weiss, once a famed European song genius and friend of Mendelssohn, dies in the county poorhouse after failing to find success in the United States. Born in Germany seventy nine years ago, he performed in grand opera across Europe before emigrating seeking fortune. His circle included renowned singers Standigl Joanna Wagner and others as he retreated toLonighang mountains becoming a hermit.

Charles Weiss Atperten Allentowo Pa Europe Charles Welas Germany Weiss Mendelssohn Standigl Jagso Elijan England Joanna Wagner Herr i Bteger Lonighang

Murder story and railroad changes headline in July news

Police investigate James Watson's tale of an elderly Philadelphia resident killed and burned to conceal the crime. The report covers alleged murder details, an arrest status, and contrasting witness accounts, alongside news that the New Haven and Hartford line introduces a new suburban rail system with steam replaced by electric power.

Holly Beach James Watson Anglesea Philadelphan Schindter Smith Thin Place Watson Watson Sava Repi Schmidt Silth Mary Nand Lance Watson Salem County New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad

Rich Recluse Murdered in Cranes Hollow Home

Amsterdam July 4 Willam McLachlan a recluse living on a farm near Cranes Hollow was found dead last evening with eight stab wounds in bed. Three wounds pierced vital organs. The body showed no sign that money or jewelry was disturbed. McLachlan, 62, was said to be worth about 700 dollars and earned income repairing locks and guns. Motive unknown.

Amsterdam Willam & McLachlan Smell Cranes Hollan Porta McLachlan

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