Lawyer Alfred Lauterbach Killed in Auto Crash on Bronx Bridge
Alfred Lauterbach, 33, son of Edward Lauterbach, prominent New York lawyer and politician, died when his car struck a fence and top rail on the approach to a bridge over the New York, New Haven and Hartford line. Two companions, William Cahn and Edward Goodman, were bruised but unharmed. Authorities cited lack of lighting at the rail as the probable cause. Mrs. Lauterbach learned of the tragedy at Manhattan Beach.
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New York
Gwe
Danger Point
Alfred Lauterbach
Edward Lauterbach
Wiliamsbridge
New Haven
Hartford
Williamsbridge c
William Fr. Cahn
West Fiftyfifth Street
Edward Goodman
Broadway
Lauterbach
Cahn
Goniman
Westchester
Williamsbridge
Vala
Goodman
Lauterbachee
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices for July 1908
Numerous death notices and funeral details from Washington area papers. Names include SARAH ANNIE GARDNER and ANNA GRACE with Kensington and St. Josephs Church references. GRACE and MUWE entries. THEODORE HOWE obituary noting Evening Star editor. RENNA and RATIERINE bereavements with St Aloysius and Providence Hospital citations. OBRIEN and ANNE C WEBSTER memorials.
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Anna Grace
St. Joseph’s Church
Second
G Streets
Arso
Muwe-On
Quincy’s Street
Brookland
Prankian
Theodore Howe
Editorial
Star of the Evening Star
Marcia Frances Griffith Howe
Thomas Mckenna
County Kerry
Ireland
Marr
Lawrence Cottin
New Jersey Avenue
St Aloysius' Church
O'Brien
Ellen Sullivan
Avi O Street
Holy Trinity Church
Satur
Wesster
Anne C. Webster
Calvary M. Webster
Seventeenth Street
Local Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listed in DC Area
A crowded notice lists multiple funeral homes and embalmers serving Washington area clients. Entries include GEO. P. ZURBORST, J. WILLIAM LEE, JOHN R. WRIGHT CO., F HARVEY SONS, W W R SPEARE, FRANK A SPEAR K, WM H SARDO CO, THOS S SERGEON, THOS A COSTELLO, FRANK GEIER SONS, and FRANK GEIER SONS again, with on premises chapels, livery connections, and 24 hour telephone service. Prices described as moderate. advertisements emphasize first class service and modern facilities.
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Geo. P. Zurborst
J. William Lee
Mbalmer
Fourtenth ST
Camamodions Dhepal
Tephos W.W
Ole Thos
Sergeon
R._S. CAIN
A. Costello
Frank
Receiver Sought In Mail-Order Business Dispute
Anna J. Mahler of 1729 Corcoran sues to appoint a receiver for her son Albert J. Mahler’s mail-order extracts business claiming she financed it and owns the property. Judge Anderson set August 5 to show cause. she cites advances of $1,789.22 plus a two-year lease. Albert counters by claiming ownership and threatening to demand $310 monthly, while accusations of lunacy and violence surfaced but were cleared.
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Anna J. Mahler
Corcoran Street
Albert J. Mahler
Anderson
Albert Mahler
Dr Howe Funeral Today For Franklin T Howe
Funeral services for Dr Franklin T Howe take place today at 3 p m at 193 Quincy Street Brookland with Rev Father Southgate, then 4 p m at St Rose of the Sacred Heart with Rev Joseph F McGee, burial in Congressional Cemetery. Active pallbearers are Evening Star staff members J W Herron Fleming Newbold Richard McLeen T Howard Brooks Alfred J Clarke and GA Lyons Jr. Honorary pallbearers include Union Soldiers Alliance and G A R members led by William J Johnson and Maj Alexander T McMillen among others.
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Franklin T. Howe
Quincy Street
Brookland
D. C
Father Southgate
The
Sacred Heart
Fourteenth Street
Park Road
Joseph F. McGee
Congressional Cemetery
Evening Star
J. W. Herron
Fleming Newbold
Richard McLeen
T. Howard Brooks
Alfred J. Clarke
GA. Lyons, Jr
Union Soldiers’ Alliance
Licensed to Marry Names Stacked in Richmond and Beyond
A notice lists multiple couples from diverse locations entering marriage licenses. Names include Albert G. Mattheyes and Flora Y. Foints of Richmund, Robert Craig and Mary Kirkpatrick of Richmond Va, Luvtile and Mary of New York City and Stafford Virginia, John J. Gayson of Hutte Montana and Jean ett Ladd of Cal Lod, with Rev. J B McLaughlin and others referenced in the ceremony line entries.
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Albert G. Mattheyes
Flora Y. Foints
Richmund
J. B. McLaughlin
Robert
Craig
Mary Kirkpatrick
Richmond
Lod
Cal
Lionel A. Wye
Germain A
Louise L. Plummer
BR. Matthews
Robert Weei
Janie Winkfield
J.B. McLoughlin
Health Office Records Deaths List
Health office records list deaths with ages and addresses including Elm Harvey 38 Kate Johnston 47 and Merrill Grover at U S Soldiers Home Also Mary Brooks infant age one day at Freedmen's Hospital Lacy Taylor Garfield and Carrie Thomas Ivy City Wm Fing 18 years and others from Washington area ages from newborn to 53 years Note includes multiple institutions and wards in Washington DC area.
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Elm L. Harvey
14Th St. Nw
Kate EL Johnston
Ith
Merrill “M. Grover
U. S Soldiers’ Home
Mary Brooks
St. Ann's Infant Asylum
Jazepa
Mary Martine
Freedmen's Hospital
Lacy J. Taylor
Angler Pl
Garfield
D. C
George Johnson
Bank cashier's elopement and theft plot ends in Boston
Harvey T. Wells former cashier of the First National Bank Kenosha Wisconsin confessed to stealing six thousand dollars driving a daring scheme to marry Florence Winniston of London. He and his wife traveled to New York England and Montreal before returning to Boston where he was held on bail as authorities prepare to bring him to Wisconsin.
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Boston
Harvey T. Wells
First National Bank
Kenosha
Wis
Florence E Winniston
London
Chicago
Wells
United States
Hayes
Wisconsin
England
Harvey T., Wells
Milwaukee
Alabama Housess Dynamited Near Birmingham
Three houses near Wylam seven miles from Birmingham were dynamited at midnight with no injuries reported. Three miners were arrested at Mary Lee amid threats they would not be brought to the county jail. Soldiers were deployed. after talks with the governor Shell Higdon warned martial law could be ordered in parts of the mining district.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wylam
Mary Lee
Shell Higdon
FAIRBANKS ENJOYS SUMMER OUTING AT MACKINAC ISLAND
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks arrived after attending the Quebec centenary celebration and left three hours later for Mackinac Island where they leased a cottage. They were hosted at luncheon by Philip H. McMillan at the Hotel Pontchartrain and spoke of a nearly delightful week without discussing politics.
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Detroit
Mid
Surg Gu
Fairbanks
Quebec
Mackinac Island
Hotel Pontchartrain
Philip H. McMillan
Fairbanka
Gov Fort Injured After Horse Ride Breaks Rib
Gov. Fort of New Jersey was thrown from his horse two weeks ago at a military encampment in Sea Girl. He later reported soreness under his left arm and doctors diagnosed a broken rib. Surgeon W. G. Schauffler of the Second troop attends him.
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Sea Girl
N. J
Gov. Fort
New Jersey
W. G. Schauffler
Presidents Quiet Day On Vacation Plans In Maine And Minnesota
President Roosevelt enjoyed a rare quiet day at Sagamore Hill with no callers aside from his secretary. Planned visits include Gen. Luke Wright and Joseph Bishop regarding the Canal Zone, plus Gifford Pinchot on forestry matters. Secretary Loeb heads to Maine camps with Oscar Straus and then to northern Minnesota for a week of fishing. Rudolph Forster to cover duties. Lords Yield on Old Age Pensions in London, Commons to respond.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Sagamore Hill
Luke B. Wright
Isthmian Canal Commission
Joseph Bishop
Bishop
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Wright
Canal
Commission
Loeb
Maine Wooda
Oscar Straus
Commerce
Labor
Nothern
Minnesota
Wryoming
Special 34 The fesh not ed Post readers in western Bemnie Bongie
In this issue of readers in western Bemnie Bongie and Fadler John are mentioned in a fragmentary note from Special 34 The fesh not ed Post. The readable text suggests a local feature or column teaser with names and partial references.
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Fesh
Bemnie Bongie
Fadler -John
Robbers Return Pocketbook After $27,000 Theft
Denver July 30 rich fruit merchant William Keenman of St Louis was robbed of 27000 in notes 200 in checks and 50 in currency. The thief dropped the pocketbook in a letter box and the money was returned by Assistant Postmaster Hammel. Keenman arrived with his family and learned of the loss when boarding a car at the hotel.
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Washington Post
Denver
William Keenman
St. Louis
Hammel
Koenman
Philadelphia to form National Currency Association
Bank presidents meeting in Philadelphia today decided to form the Philadelphia National Currency Association under the Aldrich-Vreeland law. An organization committee was appointed and nearly all local banks were represented at the gathering.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia National Currency Association
Aldrich-Vreeland
Fail to identify woman in marsh murder case
Baltimore July 30 police doubted initial ID of a woman found dead near Abromotis park Westport. Edward Bramble claimed the body might be his wife Meg Wilson or May Nelson but could not confirm due to condition. Autopsy by Dr Giann noted a six inch scalp wound. skull intact. Authorities believe the victim was assaulted by two or three men and killed.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Abromotis Park
Westport
Edward Bramble
Bramble
Meg Wilson
May Nelson
R. V. Giann
Mount Winans
Three Die In Fatal Auto Crash Near Hunting Park
In Philadelphia on Hunting Park avenue a speeding auto ignored a railway watchman and crashed through closed gates. The car struck a southbound locomotive, killing three men identified as Charles Humphrey, Samuel W. Roop, and John B. Taylor, all on a night ride home from work. Their bodies were sent to the morgue.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Hunting Park Avenue
Reading Railway
Charles Humphrey
Police Bureau
Samuel W. Roop
John B. Taylor
Humphrey
Taylor
Roop
Montgomery County
Glacier Hopes to Reach Fleet by Wireless Link
A United States Atlantic fleet storeship arrived today and reports wireless contact with the battleship Georgia at about 13300 miles. It aims to establish a chain of communication through the tender Yankton near the Tonga Islands and repair ship Panther at Rang Pag, Samoga Islands.
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Glacier
Guva
Fiji
Lalands
Glaciery i
United States Atlantic
Georgia
Tonga Islands
Panther
Rage
Samoga‘Islands
Insurance policy on Taft life shocks Wall Street
A Wall Street house secured a $100,000 life policy with Lloyds of London on Judge William H. Taft. The policy, dated July 30, covers loss in case of Taft’s death within one year. The rate cited is 5 percent.
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Wall” Street
Howse
Epenlal
Washington Post
York
Wall Street
Lloyda
Tudon
Ion
Mfe
William H. Taft
Prelates Reach Rome on Visit from America
Cardinal Gibbons Bishop Foley of Detroit and Mgr O Connell rector of Catholic University arrive in Rome greeted by friends. Gibbons praises voyage and birthday celebration aboard ship. He will stay about a fortnight unless the Pope wishes otherwise and then proceed to London.
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Rome
Miners Fear Dynamiters End Anger at Ohio Mine
In St. Clairsville Ohio July 390 350 miners refuse to work after 25 Montenegran miners were discharged by Provident Coal Company Foreigner crowds block mine entrance leading to a clash with four company officials and several injured as Sheriff Amrine and a four man posse move toward the scene
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St. Clairsville
Ohio
Montenegran
Provident Coal Company
Amrine
Railroad Fined for Negro Passenger Accommodations
Baton Rouge July 30 A $2 000 fine was imposed on the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad by District Judge Brnovt for failure to provide negro passengers accommodations as good as those for whites The state railroad commission brought the case to uphold its ruling that equal accommodations must be provided for both races
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Baton Rouge
St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railroad
Brvnot
State Railroad Commission
Author May Go Blind in Shock Injury Claim
Special to The Washington Past reports Rex Beach the author faces possible total blindness after a Copper River bear hunt incident. He protected his eyes from glaring sun on shore and developed a severe eye condition described as a film over both eyes. Experts warn recovery is uncertain.
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Ron
Seattle
Wash
Rex Beach
Copper River
Lieut Gov Prouty Fined For Speeding In Boston
Lieut Gov George H Prouty of Vermont was stopped by a police officer on a motorcycle while speeding on Revere boulevard with seven Vermont party members. He pleaded guilty and paid a ten dollar fine at Chelsea police court.
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Boston
George H. Prouty
Vermont
Revere Boulevard
Chelsea
First Bale for Tammany in Savannah Campaign Plan
The first bale of factors cotton for the season was bought by Murray M. Stewart for the Bryan Democratic Club at the Savannah Exchange. It was compressed and shipped to Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, with a placard predicting Bryan's election and announcing the bale will be auctioned in Tammany Hall to fund the Bryan campaign.
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Savannah
Savannah Exchange
Murray M. Stewart
Bryan Democratic Club
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York
Bryan
Dover to Be Chicago Chief in National Headquarters Plan
National Secretary Elmer Dover will head the Republican national headquarters during the presidential campaign. Plans discussed involve coast headquarters on the Pacific, with Senator Borah as a potential head for Western offices and James T Williams Jr cited as a possible assistant secretary. Taft and Roosevelt reportedly approve.
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Washington, Post
Chicago
Elmer
Dover
Hitchcock
Taft
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Western Seaboard
San Francisco
National
Far West
Borah
James T.” Williams, Jr
National Committee
Washington
Robbery at London hotel targets U S Olympic medals
James A. Drain president of the American Rifle Association reports his hotel in London was robbed of a few pieces of jewelry and two Bisley medals won by American riflemen. Officials say replacements will be made with duplicates.
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London
James A. Drain
Alan‘Glatton
Arti Oleg
Bisley
Death Duel Reveals Georgia Prison Violence
A dramatic jailyard fight ends with a convict fatally wounded as a warden oversees a brutal duel with improvised weapons. Witnesses recall Hurt claiming the system enabled such violence and the fatal outcome. Charles defends himself, driving a stake into the rival, leading to the other inmate's death.
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Charley
Idrive
Charles
Dhei
Georgia
A Perfect Organization For Renting Your Houses
A vacant house will idle until fall unless thoroughly exploited. We are in touch with tenants seeking desirable houses and maintain steady demand. We want more houses to rent now and will rent quickly to reliable tenants who will stay and care for your property.
Metropolitan Hotel Guest Listings Across Cities
A fragmented OCR shows a long roster of hotel guests and associated cities across the United States, naming Metropolitan and St James properties in Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Raleigh and beyond. The list includes numerous individuals with varying spellings, titles, and unfamiliar punctuation, reflecting a period telegraphic-style society directory.
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Baltinorets
Striclor Metropalline, Jr
Jamaen
St James
Behin Mise Igabeth HI
New Willard
I GC
Frisbe
Raisigh
Poston
Henry Cowan
Metropolitan
a _K Brown
New Willent.y
Chicago
George J. J. Guersten
J. G. Dammann
National
H.C. Campbell
Fik
Tracey
Washington
New Willord
James F. Hilton
James H. Davia
E. Olive Davis
PF. R. Landman
Edmund
Wilco
Blewer
J. BL Freeman
B. D. Morgan
MT Hall
H. J. Varney
Shoeham
D. W. Cooper
Jp ‘Crum
Saven
J. He. Cloyes
Raymond Haskell
R. Devens
W. P. Jonnston
Frank Bell
O- P. Hazard
J.” M. Hipple
A. H. Hailides
A. H. Halliday
Marian “Halliday
Callahan
Raleigh
Robbed Mails for Checks Unearth Big Sums
New York police arrest two young men for robbing mail boxes and cashing forged checks, totaling between 7000 and 40000 dollars from banks in and near New York over six months. Six others held on suspicion. Cohen and Bradley confessed, leading to further arrests after a $14 check raised to 204 dollars and was paid on Cohen's endorsement.
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Ew York
New York
Robert Cohen
Wiliam Bradley
Tig
Young Cohen
Bride of Japanese Noble Embraces Wisconsin Bride
An international romance culminated as Shegetaro Morikubo, member of a noble Japanese family, married Miss Marie Louise Harrison of La Crosse Wisconsin. Morikubo, a two university graduate with MA, hails from a line of notable Japanese leaders including a brother who is a parliament leader and a father who was a provincial governor.
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Miss Harrison
Wisconsin
Mr. Morikubo
Marie Louise Harrison
L. A. Harrison
Morikubo
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Disnatea
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Charleston
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Shoreham
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Salt Lake City
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Henry W. Brown
Mea
Ribpotis
W.walton
Meg
P. Keane
Norfe
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Theo. Horner
Wie
Pains
J. Thompson
Norfolk
Henry Levy
Portsmouth
J. Z. Naughman
Sutton
H. E. Mundes
John Cole
Huntington
St. James
John M. Wife
E. Derle Emsha
J. Owyx
Ellowe
Guatemala
Epbitt. Havane
Sunday Post
Economy Co-operative Society, Inc
New York Ave
Carnegie Library
Black
Alfred Henry Lewis
New York City
Manhattan Island
Joseph Petrosini
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