Aged man Rosenbaum dies at street corner
Ley Rosenbaum a seventy eigh t year old former Census Bureau clerk and Wesley Church worker, collapsed while en route to market at G and Eleventh streets. He died of acute indigestion afterbeing taken to a nearby store and then the morgue. He was born in Frankfort Germany and came to the United States in 183. He later joined Lansburgh & Brothers as a commercial traveler, then served in the Census Bureau until age rules ended his tenure. He and his wife Mary E Dodge shared a long parish life and celebrated their golden wedding in 1905. Funeral services will be held at his home Monday at 2 pm conducted by Dr. William M. Ferrie. interment at Congressional Cemetery.
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Mfe
Glazebrook
Rosenbaum
Eleventh Street
Ware
Misa Mary E. Dodge
Soarspart
Wiliam Flosenbaum
Brook
9 1K Adams
Westboro
Mass
Frankfort
Germany
Christy
Lansburgh & Brothers
Census Bureau
Pemion
Wesley Ye Mor
Rosenbaums
Rossnbeum
Good Wall Commandery
Kinlehhts
Golden Cross
William M. Ferrie
Wesley Chapel
Congressional Cemetery
Accused Thief in Jail Fifteen Year Old in Virginia
Walter H Reid a fifteen year old of Chester Brook Fairfax County Va was arrested at Chester Beach Va for larceny of a note from J B Branson 74 Tenth Street He was brought to the city by Detective Flather and will have a hearing at Police Court Monday His father urged reformatories for him noting prior arrest for bicycle and car theft and a midnight theft at Branson’s home after seeking permission to spend the night
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Walter H Reid
Chester Brook
Fairfax County
Chester Beach
J B Branson
Tenth Street
Reid
Flather
Reformatory
Payt
Young Reid
Washington
Branson
Tris
Ren
Jewelry Stolen From Emma Sitter Home
A one carat diamond ring a gold watch a small gold neck chain a ring set with rubies and a plain desis pin were taken from Emma A Sitter’s apartment near Olympian Fourteenth and Roanoke streets. She reported the loss to police and Detectives Muller and Cornwell were assigned the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma A. Sitter
Olympian Fourteenth
Roanoke
Sister
Investigatme
Muller
Cornwell
Brothers Stern Arrested in Ring Larceny Case
Abraham Stern nineteen and Max Stern twenty four were arrested by Detectives Cornwell and Muller on larceny charges for stealing a 4 Main gold ring from the Southern Express Company. Abraham former employee, allegedly hid the ring with his brother who sold it for eight dollars. They await Police Court hearing at the Fourth precinct station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Stern
Max Stern
Fortrand-a-wolf Street
Cornwell
Muller
Southern Express Company
The
Express Company
Max
Sterns
Fourth Precinct
Licensed to Marry The Scribal Record of Partnerships
Licenses list multiple marriage intents pairing individuals from Baltimore Eastlhores Md St Louis Mo Cutlelig Va and other towns. Names include Jeno G Allee Olivia Christ Garria Weatheretine Gracie Carrico Luella Jackson and Beesfo Crothers with various ages and counties noted as part of the marriage licensing notices.
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Jeno G Allee
Blamarck N Dak
Sod
Eastlhores
Dward Rogers Charlow J Ayers
Beesfo E Crothers
Freeland Peter ‘Alphonso Lee
Luella E Jackson
Jgmea Hhs
Jobn Widdietoh
Setale Payne
Hawars Dein
Darker
Mabel Magruder
Rey Thomas H Harlia
Health Office Record of Youth and Ages in July
A Health Office log lists multiple individuals with ages ranging from 10 to 37, including Mary C Nose 37, Emmaduttay Freedmen Hospital 15, and Frances P Fandy 10. The entries include names, partial addresses such as 1203 26th at nw and 1260 Jackson et 26, and affiliations like Georgetown College and Canal road.
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Margaret Smith
Demoroo Brown
David William T Les
Mary C Nose
Thomsa Shknahen
Georgetown College
Emmaduttay Freedmen & Hospital
Maywood
Canal Road
Frances P Fandy
Jackson Et
Reate
Yennie T. Cunningham
Gifted North Adams site for post office wins bids
Officials of the Supervising Architect’s office opened bids for a new North Adams post office site and found a letter from William A Sullivan offering to donate a 160 by 75.5 foot lot on the principal street valued at 2000. The Treasury will decide whether to accept the gift as bids ranged from 3100 to 4500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supervising Architect
North Adams
Mass
William A . Sullivan
Sullivan
Drew Carnegie
Suibvast
Mission Cash Box Robbery At Center Union Mission
Charles W Hewitt forty four years old was arrested after detectives charged him with tapping the cash register at the Center Union Mission and stealing amounts of money on three occasions July 3 July 23 and July 26 totaling 987 John Murrehill of 672 Louisiana avenue was also arrested and charged with receiving stolen property Howitt acted on the report of manager W S Parrish and confessed to pocketing sums while employed at the mission Detected via Southwest Washington money shown and statements made He will face a Police Court hearing tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centrel Union Mission
Charles W. Hewitt
Burlingame and
Weedon
John Murrehill
Louisiana Avenue
Howitt
W. S. Parrish
Miss
Parrish
Hewitt
Congress Plans Complete For Negro Young People’s Congress
Local executive committee completes arrangements for the Negro Young People's Congress to convene in Convention Hall next Tuesday. Bonaparte will give a welcome on behalf of the nation, with West and Norman delivering welcome addresses for District and ministry respectively. Notable speakers include Rev H Ty Johnson and Rev J F Moreland. Events feature a thousand-voice chorus, grand concerts, and diverse sessions on race life, church, school, and material results across several days ending with closing farewells.
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Negro Young People’s Congress
Convention Hall
Bonaparte
Commissioner West
M W. D Norman
Metropolitan Baptist Church
John Dancy
Deeds
Washington
H Ty Johnson
Philadelphia
Bowling
Nurfolk
Va Rey
C Jacobs
Sumter
J F Moreland
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Coleridge Taylor Choral Society
Afernoon
Thrace
Wounded Guardsmen Better After Beach Railway Fight
Gustave Anderson and Charles Grimes of Company I First Regiment District National Guard were injured in a Chesapeake Beach Railway Melday fight. Grimes a nineteen year old from Twining City has a stab wound to the left hand and home, while Anderson remains in hospital with back and hand wounds. doctors say recovery possible if no blood poisoning. Police say Buck Talbert, jailed in Marlboro, Md, stabbed them. Anderson has recovered enough to testify.
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Gustave Anderson
Charles Grimes
District National Guard
Chesapeake Beach
Grimes
Ines
Twining City
Anderson
Buck Talbert
Marlboro
Ntd
Talbert
Teres
Hood's Sarsaparilla Economy Promise
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a strong economy with a bottle lasting longer and doing more good than any other medicine. It claims to offer IOO DOSES for only one dollar and asserts it is the only medicine of its kind.
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Hood
Hamline Church Overrules Music Committee Ousting Organist
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church dismissed Miss Amy Leavitt after fifteen years as organist and choirmaster. A younger member was appointed to replace her despite the music committee’s recommendation to renew the arrangement. Parish officials cited pressure behind the decision. Several members protest and consider leaving the church.
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Missy Amy Clement Leavgrst
Choral Society
Hamline Methodist
Miss Leavitt
Musec Committee
Hamline
Edith Ath
Leavitt
Missile Committee
Pulpit Transitions and Steamship Loss Reported
With Rev John Van Schaick away on vacation duties at the Church of Our Mother Universahet the pulpit will be filled by Rev WW Curry Rev Wallace Hatch Rev Albert Wirgus Rev Dr Le Grand Powers Rev Martha A Bortle and Lloyd Burlingham on specified Sundays, while Van Schaick returns for the first Faust Sunday in October. Halifax reports the loss of the steamer Pors bound from Louisburg to Yarmouth with coal near Liverpool, total loss indicated with few details.
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John van Schatck
Church of Our Mother
Universahet
Aml L
WW. Curry
Wallace Hatch
Albert Wirgus
le Grand Powers
Martha A Bortle
Idloyd Burlingham
van Schaick
Maine
New York
Halifax
George T Bispham Dead Special Joy The Washington Post
George Tucker Bispham of Philadelphia died this morning at his daughter's Newport summer home after a brief illness. Born in Philadelphia in 1838 he studied at the University of Pennsylvania and became a solicitor for several firms while teaching equity jurisprudence at Penn and authoring multiple law books. He leaves a wife a daughter and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Newport
George Tucker Bispham
Philadelphia
Thomas McKean
Mr Bispham
University of Pennsylvania
Glraré ‘Trust Company
The
Savings, Stoe Society of Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
University of Pennyylvania
McKean
Storm Downpour in Louisville Kills Two During Funeral
Freakish rain and lightning hit Louisville causing six to seven foot floods and two deaths. A funeral at Nogob Sykora road was interrupted when a bolt struck driver Cylisky, killing him and his horse. another driver Franz Mann died when his team ran over him as floods battered the city. Dark skies and scattered storms plagued nearby areas, with widespread property damage and submerged streets.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Louisville
Loutesville
Ashorage
Hern
Werther
Walt
Seventh
Hill Streets
Lounaville
Parkland
Adam Kraushaar
Sixth Street
Birdsland
Minn
Mary
Lown
Panama Security Bid Rules Tighten for Next Bond Issue
Clerk McIntyre at the Bureau imposes a 10 percent certified check with each bid to deter profiteers who previously snagged thousands from the Panama bond sale. The plan targets bidders lacking funds to purchase outright, noting possible schemes from the northwest corner of the State War and Navy building.
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Bureau of Insular
Alfaira
McIntyre
Lost life for valise on Cheboygan River steamer wreck
In Cheboygan Michigan July 23 Mieg Emme Schund twenty three daughter of Fiegerick Schund a wealthy Ann Arbor resident drowned when the inland roots steamer Valentine struck a head and sank near Mullat Lake. The Merchant tug rescued forty passengers except Schmid who went back for her valise and her body was recovered hours later. Russ Schmid and siblings were en route to Dodges Point when the accident occurred.
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Cheboygan
Mid
Mieg Emme Schund
Fiegerick Schund
Ann Arbor
Valentine
Cheboygan River
Mullat Lake
Topinabee
Mies Schmid
Russ Schmid
Dodges Point
Mullet Lake
DOWIE MAY FILE APPEAL IN ZION CHURCH FIGHT
Chicago July 8 Ami G Wotten Bowies counsel says plans for an appeal from Judge Landis decision may be announced early next week Receiver John Craig Hazel with counsel visited Zion to inspect property and finances The aim is to conserve the estate and steady the industries to maximize returns to Zion investors who face small percentages
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Chicago
John Alexander Bowie
Christian Catholic Church of Zion
Ami G Wotten
Landis
John Craig Hazel
S Gregory
Poppenhusen
Zron City
Zion
Knights of Labor To Meet For Harmony Convention
Pittsburg residents report that the Knights of Labor general assembly plans a September convention in New York. Notifications were sent by General Mayor Workman Simon Burns, who leads local Window Glass Workers Local 200. Aim is to restore harmony and end six years of court litigation in the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
General Assembly of the
Knights of Labor
New York
Simon Burns
Window Glass Workers’ Local
District of Columbia
Neill Again President
Boston July 28 The Association of Officials of Bureaus of Statistics of Labor re elected Charles P Well of Washington as president and W L A Johnson of Kansas City as secretary The group decided to hold the next annual convention at the Jamestown Exposition
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Boston
Association of Officials of Bureaus of Statistics of Labor
Charles P. Well
Washington
W.L. A. Johnson
Kansas City
Jamestown
Notary shoots banker in New York dispute
Italian banker Achille Martelli of Mulberry Street was shot and probably mortally wounded today by Edgardo Accette, a notary. Accette was arrested after appearing at his office with a bruised face claiming an argument over a business disagreement yesterday. The pair later met on Grand Street where the shooting occurred.
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New York
sAchile Martelli
Mulberry Street
Edgardo Accette
Notary
Accette
Martell
Martelli
Grand Street
Canteen ban ordered at Harrison camp
Brig Gen Carter orders a camp restriction forbidding any canteen on the reservation and banning liquor. Troops concentrate for maneuvers of regular army detachments and the Indiana Michigan National Guard camp. Companies G and H of the Fourth United States Infantry arrive from Fort Brady as Maj McHeever reports all men in good health.
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Fort
Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Carter
Indiana and
Michigan National Guard
Fourth United States Infantry
Brady
Mick
McHeever
Jin Good Ealeh
Weather Conditions From The Weather Bureau Report
Weather conditions report from the Weather Bureau notes a broad low from the Northwest to central North America with diminishing intensity and general thunder showers across the Rocky Mountain region. Thunderstorms also in New Mexico, Northern Arizona, and Western Colorado. cooler temperatures in central valleys and the Lake region. forecasts of fair weather in many areas Sunday and Monday with regional variations and winds shifting along coasts. Temperature readings and tide tables accompany the bulletin.
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Dept of Agriculture
Waethar Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountains
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Haat Gulf
South Atlantic
New England
Middle Atlantic
West
Ind
Yelleye
Lake Yoglon
Conler
Atonia
Wormer
Mississippana Ohio
Atlante
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Michigan
Huron
Porto Rican enlistment height cut to 5 feet 2 inches
A general order lowers the minimum height for Porto Rican Provisional Regiment recruits to five feet two inches from five feet four. Chest at least thirty-two inches and mobility of chest two inches, with a 124 pound minimum weight. Officers remain held to American standards.
Baseball Team Mobbed in Toronto After Eastern League Game
The Buffalo baseball team was mobbed at the close of the Eastern League game in Toronto. Third baseman Hill and pitcher Greene were injured, Hill sustaining a severe facial cut from a bottle thrown by a man in the crowd. Umpire Conahan, whose decisions triggered the incident, was badly beaten by the mob.
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Toronto
Ontario
Buffalo
Hill
Greene
Conahan
Woman killed by fall at Ocean City balcony railing
July 3 Ocean City reports the death of Mrs James Querns wife of a Philadelphia dealer manufacturer who was accidentally killed when a second story balcony railing broke as she leaned on it. She fell to the porch below breaking her neck and emergency crews rushed to patch the area.
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Mike Querns
Ocean City
James Querns
Philadelphia
Beany
Querny
Good advice on O'Sullivan's Rubber Heels for boots
The note endorses O'Sullivan's Rubber Heels as highly useful for anyone who stands or walks. It warns substitutes profit dealers more and urges ordering by name. Price is attached.
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O'Sullivan
Price
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Levi Rosenbaum
Eleventh Streets
Cengus Bureau
West Ensown
Ley
Emma L. Sitter
Fourteenth Street
Abraham
Health Office Record
Uncle Sam
Wassachusetts
Mission
Co. W. Hewitt
Algg
Africa
Atiomcon
Metropolitan
Rice
Churenes
Metropolitan Amb
Msa
Casualty
Endeavorers Prenic
Zoological Park
Christian Endeavor Chapel
R13
L Street
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Hincheon
Randy
Igtheringham
Susie Jones
Mane Handy
Bessie Elder
Ethel Harper
Margaret Craje
E Deterts Alss
Katheryn Wright
J. Clinton Rat
Chow OF
WE. Church
Music Committee
Jeayitt
Central Presbyterian Church
Hamime
Central
Anavery
B H Smart
First Congregational Church
Action of Music Committee
George T. Bispham
Arcola
Pyovie Henry
Joni Adams
Daniel Webster
America
Ezeline Cheveir
Sehgelmaster
Logan
San Francisco
Cal
Totea States Army
Philippines
Nagasaki
Honolulu
Phiippine Islands
Manila
Colon
United States
Panama Securities
Valise
Miss Schmid
Dowie
Hately Goeg
Zion City
Mr T. Markland
Neill
Labor Statistics Association
Gen. Carter
Fort Harrison
W. Va
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Pecoy
Elspiatok
Cincinnati
Bess
Davesport
Town
Wyo
Denver
Colo
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Gdianavolis
Little Rock
Ari
Marquette
Mich
Nempais
Tengooh
New Orleans
Magdalen
Winkler
R & D Foss
GS E
Minneaplis
Peruna
T Markland
Woodburn
Be-Ru-Na
Peru
Nk Kelson
National Shor Mfg. and Repair Co
Washington, D.C
O'Sullivan Rubber CO
Lowell, Mass
Dr. Lyon
LE Laadds
Phone Smoot & CO
N. Union St. Mill
WN. Lee St. Alexandris
W. A. Smoot & CO
King St
Alexandria, VA
Columbia Road
18Th St.ow
Washington Heights
St. Corner
13Th
14Th Sts
Columbia Heights
16Th
Psts
17Th Nn
6Th St
Mass. Avenn
Bloomingdale
T St
Capitol Hill
Business Property
Ninth St. Nw
5Th St
Mass. Ave. Nw
Nash S.n.w
Shannon & Luchs
Stn
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