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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1908

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Artist Murdered as Robbers Strangle Wife Mother's Mother

A French artist is killed by two men and a woman who tie the wife and mother in law. The couple's alleged accomplices used a whipcord in the strangling and ransacked the studio during an exhibition. A missing husband is suspected amid the investigation. The crime scene is described with details of bindings and a staged slaughter in the artist and wife’s shared space. Local authorities pursue leads in the Rav de Va area and beyond.

Cordain Mme Steinheilz Assasseee

Tragic tale of love and escape ends in suicide

A correspondent reports a dramatic, sorrowful story of a man driven by heartbreak and fear of scandal. After marrying a wealthy woman, he faced ruinous strain, fled a sanitarium in Providence, and died by suicide, leaving a tumultuous trail of speculation and grief.

Seeks Her Child Kidnapped By the Count

Former Miss Patterson delays divorce actions until she regains her three year old daughter kidnapped in London by Count Joseph Glascki of Vienna. The count and countess queenly romance ended after alleged abuse and incompatibility. The family says the count is not blamed for the broken marriage. The piece traces a cross continental saga from Washington to Paris, Vienna, St Petersburg, and London with references to aristocratic estates and society figures.

Loth Newark Joseph Glascki Vienna Rome St Petersburg Eleanor Tatterson Robert W. Patterson Chicago Tnbune Robert Sanderson McCoumek Austria Hungary France Russia Famih Paris Fellas London St Pov Rsburg Tim Olent Quirrel Sul Vienne St. Petersburg Tomly de Greene Amnasador Hansferred Pattson

Wife Kills Babe and Self in Providence Row Tragedy

Mrs Alm Ruoff killed her one year old daughter Mildred and then took her own life by gas in Providence Row. Police report states she left home around 2 PM and returned at 6 PM to find both victims dead. the infant lay beside her mother on the floor.

Providence Row Alm Ruof Mildred Deil

Eye picture a murder clew

Coroner reports a photograph of a murdered woman's retina showing a faint outline of a man's face. He had a photograph taken of one eye from the Mississippi River body and says he will attempt to use a pantograph to identify the killer. Post mortem finds no water in the lunge and the body had been in water for weeks.

Wien Streeper Mississippi River

Angry sea scarred ships reach New York after storm hits coast

Ward One steamer Mexico arrives in New York showing scars from a Northwestern storm that delayed calls from Vera Cruz and Havana. The Bradford from Jamaica reported seventy mile gales off the Carolina coast en route to Memorial Day services. A schooner suffered mizzen gaff damage and sails torn. A fire destroyed the high school in Endianes. authorities suspect arson with losses at 376 000. The Electric Line promotes its cars to Baltimore with frequent service.

Ward Mexico New York Vera Cruz Teresa Havana Tca Ikmert Bradford United Frain Company Carolina Jamaica Bradiford Charlis S Hirsch Wexdlanah

Count Seizes Child in Suburban Dispute

In a suburb a count abducted his wife’s child, taking the little girl for a ride and leaving the mother unaware of the plan. The countess is Joseph Medill Patterson’s granddaughter, tied to Chicago Tribune families. The case involves Medill McCormick and Ruth Hanna lineage, with a note on Joseph Medill Patterson’s socialist past and subsequent career moves.

Joseph Medill The Tribune Katherine Robert 5S McCormick Eleanor Patterson Joseph Medill MeCormicck R 5 McCormick the Tribune Ruth Hanna aMrk Hanna Joseph Medill Patterson Dunne Public Works

Cannon in Gettysburg Tour Opens with Speaker’s Auto Party

Speaker Cannon left Washington by automobile with Senator Hemenway Representative Landis and Secretary White Busby for a cross country trip to Danville. The group planned to reach home by Friday or Saturday depending on road conditions as two follow cars provide forty and thirty horsepower. They paused in Gettysburg for memorial exercises and will continue toward Altona Harrsiburg and Pittsburgh overnight, hoping to arrive at their destination soon.

Cannon Washington Tsiway Danville Pricay Senator Hemenway Indiana Landis L White Busby Gettysburg Altona Harrsburg Pittsburg

Ocean liner Vaderland wreck rumor unsettles Channel amid fog

A Brussels dispatch says the Rad 1 steamer Vaderland may have wrecked in the North Sea near Goodwin sands while en route from Antwerp to New York. Dover reports and passengers deny confirmation. heavy fog reportedly caused several collisions including the steamer Loands as crews were landed.

Parle Pet Journal Brussels Vaderland North Sea Hewever Dover Ostend Goodwin Red Star Vaderlind Antwerp New York Dover Englsh Loands Doserberry

Minister Squier to Explain Panamanian tensions in Washington

Reports from Panama indicate authorities dissatisfy with Minister Squier and a report by Secretary Taft is expected. Secretary Root has summoned Minister Squier to Washington to clarify the Panama situation, though the minister's personal involvement remains unclear. Washington officials discuss potential dissension within the administration over Panama policy.

Symers Washington Panama Squier Minster Squiers

Death of Mrs Cassidy star of racing gates noted in entrusting burial

Mrs Mars Cassidy wife of the well known racing starter of the New York Jockey Club and originator of the starting gate died Saturday at Gravesend. Daughter of N W and Ella King of 90 New York Avenue she was formerly Miss Inez King. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 from her parents' home. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. The State Department was advised of the death near Pittsburg of J Hancon United States consular agent Nuevitas Cuba. Hanson, appointed in 1904, was formerly a real estate agent at Nuevitas and a native of New York City.

Mars Cassidy New York Jockey Club Gravesend Cassidy Inez King N W Ella King New York Avenue Oak State Department Pittsburg J . Hancon United States Nuevitas Cuba Hanson New York City

University to be dry at Stanford next fall

In San Francisco on May 31 the Stanford University board of trustees announced a strict prohibition on alcohol on campus. The rule bans wine or beer at dinners hosted by fraternity houses and Greek letter societies, with violations leading to dismissal and lease termination for the involved fraternity.

San Francico Stanford University Board of Trustees

Death Warning to Drinkers Rumor of Vodka Label Change

St Petersburg reports the Douma commission has backed replacing the imperial eagle on vodka labels with a skull and crossbones. The panel also urges clear warnings against overindulgence on the bottle labels.

Deouma Commission St Petersburg Douma Quesson

Balloonist Drowns After Parachute Entangles in Passaic Park

A Passaic balloonist perished attempting a 2000 foot ascent at Hillside Pleasure Park. As the parachute unfurled a wind twisted lines and he toppled into the Passaic River. A crowd watched the drifting parachute drag him and his body was recovered later. Witnesses reported the man had planned sun ascents and displayed the flag before the fatal fall.

Passaic New York Ameran Jenade Liilsid Park Pissaia New Haven New Hien Tuleaila Hollside Pleasure Park Belleville Hillside Park Loosa Passa Avondale Ty Nutley Uou

Irish Aid To Hindus New York HeadQuarters

Scotland Yard detectives, aided by undercover men, surveil an Indian revolutionary movement in New York connected to Clan na Gael and other Irish secret societies. The effort targets Hindu students and associates, warning the British against provoking a violent uprising in India while aiming to influence actions in the empire.

Scotland Yard Clan-na-Gael Clan Na Gael India

Preaches on Modernism at Georgetown Commencement

Georgetown University commencement week opens with a votive mass in Danigren Chapel led by Rev Pathe Aloysius Po Hrosnan SJ. He argues modernism is a passing phase and urges graduates to hold fast to alma mater ideals and faith amid liberal pressures. Alumni events follow with a dinner and Society meeting, then multiple college commencements set for Gaston Hall. Weather and travel notices close the page.

Georgetown University Pathe Aloysius Po Hrosnan Aheraliem Feithe Brosnan Father Brosnin Gacton Hall Gaston Hall Law School Gaston @Ja Georgetown Inveresta Hospital

Train hold up by three boys shocks city

A gang of three youths aged fifteen, seven, and nine planned and carried out a train robbery on a central line, forcing passengers to surrender money at gunpoint. Accords claim Hatch, the oldest, led the scheme. a bystander was shot, and the group reportedly confessed. In a separate dispatch, Swedish King Gustave and the queen visited Berlin to meet the German Emperor.

le Poline Aleo Hatch Willtm Mempses Jack Hayes Rheams Fratch Utter Cies Tana Central Line Rheams Hitch Robery Berlin Gustave Sweden

Earthquake Shakes Allentown City Not Suburban Areas

A strong tremor hit Allentown at 1242 pm causing rattled windows, toppled crockery, and frightened families. People fled homes as mothers carried children in fear of collapsing houses. The quake was felt citywide but not in the suburbs, with a muffled sound reported in the western district. The event recalls a similar seismic disturbance twenty four years ago on a Sunday.

Allentown

Faith Healing Prompts Long Public Inquiry in Minnesota

Minnesota Statesman reports a Christian Science lecture by a former Indiana attorney general and others discussing healing by faith. The public meeting at National Theater featured Sen. Clapp Winnesaa and Buskirk ex attorney general of Indiana, addressing Christian Science claims, healing history, and the power of spiritual truth.

Minnesota Statesman Indiana National Theater Clapp Winnesaa Sedge Stieme Gol Natuely Tie Beang Leider Mi Rene Betwen Iristian

Body Found in Bath Room After Gas From Jet Fatal

Missed by sister, May Hugh Gordon, brother in law of the dead woman, believes she died in an accident from gas in a bathroom. The body lay on the floor, found after a search. A few years prior the woman’s health declined. neighbours and friends recall her as a prominent social figure in Sacety-Hag Long Been in Jill health.

Hugh Gordon Hall Ealbourn Avas Hag Bath Dewdo Tieatse

Woman Gives Husband Sleep Morphine to Avoid Race Danger

Mrs Hartman testified at a Denver auto race that she dosed her husband with morphine to keep him from driving. She said she warned him the race was dangerous, slept through the event, and he remained unconscious until it ended. She claimed her action was to protect her life.

White Washington P Denver Cal J A Hartman Oman Mra. Hartman

Troop at Charleston Marches Toward Winchester Camp

A marching troop arrived in Charleston this morning for the final twenty two miles toward Winchester. The column rested in Knwwville after a rain and met Dr Rames of Charlestown, who guided them to the camp. Citizens greeted the travelers as Mayor Light and other officials inspected the party.

Wall Winchester Spea Freeerik Company Harpers Ferry Sana Catcotin Moontaias Rapado Knwwville Hirpers Ferry Charest En Schmidt Rames Charlestown Fee

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