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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1913

Page

7

Heroic Doctor Dives Twelve Times to Save Anacostia Boy

Dr Clapham Hing of Casualty Hospital plunged into the Eastern Branch at the Anacostia bridge after Carl Simms, 12, slipped into deep holes while wading. He and Dr Murphy worked over the body for over half an hour with resuscitation tools, but the boy died. the body was taken to the morgue.

Clapham Hing Casualty Hospital Anacostia Bridge Carl Simma Angcostia Anacostia Simms Dr. King

Norfolk Elks Open New Home in Norfolk

Edward Leach of New York, grand exalted ruler of the BP O Elks, attended the opening of the new Elks home in Norfolk Virginia as local members celebrated the hand formed lodge and the community landmark during a July event in Norfolk.

Norfolk Elks Norfolk Edward Leach New York BP O Elks Norfolk Ledge

Obituary notices from Washington area July 1913 1914

Obituaries and funeral notices list several local residents by name with dates in July 1913 and July 1914. Entries include Michael Cady, George Cropley, Mary Nalley, Washington Edwin Nalley, John M Schick, Thomas C Smith, Charles Cochran, and Denman Thompson. Funeral details specify residence addresses, church services, and interment locations such as Mount Olivet Cemetery and Rock Creek Cemetery.

Cadyt Patrick Michael Cady Jefferson Street Brightwood Park Church of the Nativity Mount Quiet Cropley Thirtyfirst Street George Mary Lee Cropley Richmond Baltimore Redericksburg McNerhany Kennedy Street Mary John L. McNerhany Annie M. Sheerer D Street Roeleatues Mount Olivet Nalley Georgia Avenue Wmashington Edwin St. Paul's Church Rock Creek Cemetery Schick John M. Schick Grace Reformed Church Smith R. Denman Thompson Fitchard W. Snow Ffty Hus T Street J. J. Dimon St. Andrews’ Church Corcoran Glenwood Cemetery King Solomon F. AL A

Local Funeral Directors Advertise Services in Washington

A page listing multiple funeral homes in Rockville and Washington noting their chapels, embalmers, and contact details. Entries include W R Pumphrey Son, W H Sardo Co, Frank Geter’s Sons, Geo P Zurhorst, RF Harveys Son, Thos S Sergeon, Thos M Hindle, W Rospeare, A Speare, and WM Lee with phone numbers and addresses.

W. R. Pumphrey & Son Dremiees Rockville Hone WM. H. Sardo & Co Modern Chapel Frank Geter’s Sons Beventh Teleptone North Tanah Selephbee Sergeon Cain M. Hindle W. Rospeare F Street N. W wRaNe A. Speare Fhote

Funeral Designs by J H Small & Sons Florists

J H Small & Sons Florists offer funeral designs of every description at moderate prices. Located at corner 13th and Boss? in Washington. They advertise services including Waldorf Astoria and Broadway flowers as a specialty for superiors.

J. H. Small & Sons, Florists Corner 13Th and Hoss Waldorf Astoria

Turks On Bulgar Soil Protests to Ministers of Powers

Turkish forces cross the Bulgarian frontier and march toward Jemboli, burning villages and driving civilians inland. King Ferdinand protests to European powers, appealing for intervention to end atrocities and panic in Thrace. Turkish claims accuse Bulgarian forces of provocation and call for peaceful relations with similar sentiments from Bulgaria.

Ministers of Powers Europe Bulgaria Vienna Jemboli Tunja Adrianople Sofia Bisllagatch Jamboli Ferdinand London Tirneva Siemens Thrace Constantinople Turkey Treaty of London

Croker Expected to Return to United States

Richfield Springs New York July 24 reports surround Richard Croker planned return to America. He owns a 300 acre farm about 12 miles from town where he keeps blooded stock and farm buildings are being improved in preparation for his arrival.

Washington Post Richfield Springs N. Y Richard Croker United States Mr. Croker Cever

Murder Hunt After Woman's Death Ends in Shootout

New York reports the Newark tenement killing of Mrs. Emma Corduan at 162 Walnut Street triggers a chase to Dover where William Butler is killed by Chief Byram's officers. Corduan and accomplice Ole Stites are arrested. husband William Corduan and Hattie Lindsey are tied to the case.

New York Emma Corduan Walnut Street Newark Wiliam Butler Dover N. J Ethelbert Byram William Corduan Ole Stites Corduan Ceréain Byram Baxtrom William Butler Kenvil Butler William Lewis Boonton Brennan Morristown Cille Stites Stiles

Trainmen Restive as Arbitration Talks Continue

New York July 24 The threatened strike of 80 000 trainmen and conductors against Eastern roads stays largely unchanged after a day of mediation. Federal officials hope for an arbitration platform under the Newlands act by Saturday. Meanwhile a Binghamton clothing factory fire inquiry focuses on causes and safety lapses with about four confirmed deaths and warnings on fire drills and alarms.

New York Federal Board of Mediators

Higher pay for builders in AFL session

Atlantic City July 24. The executive committee of the American Federation of Labor approved wage scales calling for material increases in many branches of building trades. A proposed amalgamation of steam shovel men and dredgemen was discussed but no decision reached. Decisions in several labor disputes were reserved. Sam Gompers presided.

Atlantic City American Federation of Labor Building Trades Department Suoday Brewery Workers Teamsters Tled Cartiers and Building Labore S International Union Brotherhood of Cement Workers International Union of Plasterers San Francisco Labor Council Electrical Workers Samari Gompers Amerian Federation of Labor Meeung

Bomb Explodes at Lima Senate President's Home

A bomb exploded tonight at the entrance to the residence of the president of Peru's Senate, J Vrlenaeta, causing alarm but injuring no one. Police have placed a guard at the home as authorities investigate the incident and secure the area.

Senate Tama Peru J Vrlenaeta Sen Villanueva

Licensed Marriages Listed in Compiled Notices

A list of proposed marriages shows Andrew Stewart aged 20 and Alice Flood aged 18 under Rev. FP McGee. Charles Thom 47 with Maggie McCord 47 under Rev 1 E Eliiott. Weldman 20 with Elizabeth Fiester 48 under Rev M McNeal. Hugh Bertsch of Denver Caro and Minnie Cockerille 4 of Belvair Va. Laycock 35 of Leesburg Va and Jorrison 21 of Clarke County Va. Jensen 29 with Ellen Jensen 23. Hawin Fisher 24 of Cleveland Ohio and Flos sie Thompson 22 of Washington DC. Rev J T Huddle Hawin Fisher 24 of Cleveland Ohio and Flos sie Thompson 22 of Washington DC. J Srilex 29 with Virginiia Robertson 13 of Chester Va. Rev G W Vanossen.

Andrew Stewart Alice M. Flood McGee Charles Thom Maggie E H. McCord Eliiott . Weldman Elizabeth Fiester M. McNeal Hugh H. W. Bertsch Denver Caro Minnie G Cockerille Belvair Laycock Lee

Girl Slain by Slow Poison in New Haven Case

In New Haven on July 24 the coroner held Mrs Anme Monohan criminally responsible for the March death of her infant niece Miss Tonmie McNamee. The coroner says death came from white arsenic poisoning in small repeated doses. Insurance totaling 92.00 was cited on Miss McNamee, with Monohan named as beneficiary. Monohan was arrested weeks ago while living with her husband, who died after ten days of illness with similar symptoms, and he was insured with his wife as beneficiary.

New Haven Conn Anme ‘Fo Monolan Iearold Tonmie MiNamer Cerone Min Mies McNamey Mis Monohan Monohen

Maj Ray seeks promotion to deputy paymaster general

Maj Ray testifies to the court he was born in Missouri in 1853 and that President Mc Kinley appointed him paymaster in the U S army in 1898 with the rank of major. He was honorably discharged in 1901 and later served as paymaster rising to major. He claims Taft named him deputy paymaster general but Senate action stalled. He seeks an injunction to prevent the Secretary of War from certifying another candidate for the Senate.

Maj. Ray Missouri McKinley United States Army Senate McKinles States Taft Sixty-second Congress Senate Committee On Quartermaster’s Corps Secretary of War Quartermaster's Corps Stephen A. Day Chicago Rufus 8. Day Ray Capt Potts Tegalacum Capt. Potts Maj. Beecher Lindley M. Garrison Henry Breckenridge Wilson

Adee Returns from Europe as State Department Official

Special to The Washington Post New York July 24 Adee Back from Europe Adee Turt Assistant Secretary of State sometimes called permanent assistant secretary returned from a variation abroad on steamship St Paul today He was not expected and still had several weeks of leave credit when he arrived He left New York for Washington immediately upon arrival

New York Adee Becaune of Biatong Ivaratian St Paul Adersieurn Washington

Germany’s Red Fleet Raids British Coast in July Maneuvers

London reports that during antique British navy maneuvers in British waters the red fleet raided the east coast of Great Britain this morning. Troops landed near the Humber after warships defeated the defending fleet. Four transports, laden with soldiers, ran the blockade, challenging the belief that the British Isles are invulnerable. More mystery surrounds the incident as details remain unclear.

London Germany Great Britain The Humber British Isles

Plans for this year's maneuvers announced with restricted press

Invitations to the press were restricted and naval attaches were barred as plans for this year s maneuvers were announced.

Heirs Sought for 200000 Estate of William Lee in Chicago

Chicago Public Administrator seeks heirs to the 200000 estate of William Henry Lee of Laird and Lee Publishing Company who died in Chicago on June 3. Officials have not located heirs. the decedent is believed connected to Seeg of Virginia. If unclaimed, the estate reverts to the State within twenty years.

Chicago W. H. Lee William Henry Lee Laird & Lee Publishing Company Seeg Virginia

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