Wealthy English suspect linked to Madrid bomb plot
Madrid police hold more than twenty suspects after a bomb exploded near the royal carriage. An English clerk named Robert Hamilton was detained. British and Spanish authorities debated his involvement as detectives gathered luxury items and schematics from Manuel Morales’s hotel room. Spanish officials cite London ties and Paris reports as possible origins of the plot against King Alfonso and Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Jing 1
Robert Hamilton
Fanntton
Civ
Peanstatie
Bmatrid
Hamilton
Tank
England
Spain
Morales
Manue
Barcelons
Arsenal Street
Mayor Street
Manuel Morales
Prince of
Wales
Beford & Mayor Street
Embmssy
Alfonso
Vittoria
Count de Pradere
Evening Standard
South America
Paris
The
Anarchista
Great Britain
Wdz
the Chronicle
Louhet
Kingy Alfonso
Bola de Vincennes
Death notices and obituaries from early 1900s Washington DC
Multiple death notices and funeral details from Washington DC area papers. Entries include names such as Grenville Lewis acting engineer US Navy, Marie Appleton Lucas of Ballston VA, William Saxton Nicholson of Cleveland Park, Daniel Shannon Massachusetts Cavalry veteran, and Jennie Grifting Wile. notices list residences, funeral times, private interments, and hosting organizations like the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brach
John T. “Beach
Saral A. Goodman
Funert
Cangi Road
Chain Bridge
D. C
Sugjway
Walker's Chapel
Lewis
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion of the
United States
Thomas C. Selfridge
U.S. Navy
W. Pore Forn
Recorder
Ballston
Marie
Appleton Lucas
Glen- Wood Cemetery
Galthnore
Pittsburg
Tod
William Saxton Nicholson
Elle
Crystal Nicholson
Highida Avenue
Cleveland Park
Bhannon
Daniel Shannan
Leo
John Rayinsae
Washington, D. C
Putermac
Comrie
Daniel Shannon
Byst
Massachusetts Cavalry
Veteran Reserve Corps
Lee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Glenwood Cemetery
Caruaxa
Allen
Ajutant
Brookland
Sayer
Julia der
Ree Weurath
BNY DI Valle
Fragmented Notice List From Major Papers on Marriage and Death
A damaged OCR excerpt lists several newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Philadelphia Public Ledger and others. It references marriage and death notices inserted across papers with telegraph and insertion practices noted in inline publisher text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York ‘Times
Foston
Beffalo Court
Ccngo Record- Herald
Philadelphia Public. Ledger
Pittsburg -Disputl
Providence Journal
Rochester, Herald
ST. Lous Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST. Paul
Pioneer Press
Eapolis Triauxe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnate
Madrid terror strikes during fetes amid royal hospital visits
After a bomb explosion in Madrid the interior minister kept his post, while King Alfonso XII ordered pensions for victims families. The king and Prince Ferdinand visited wounded at hospitals and the royal couple faced a somber program. Anarchist arrests rise as authorities brace Cortes with strict measures. The royal coach shows battle scars. spectators suspected an assassination attempt on the King and Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso X
Alfonso
Ferdinand
Bavaria
Infanta Maria Terese
Victoria
Cortes
Puerta del Sol
Count Romanones
Vladimir of
Russia
Terrifying spectacle after bomb exploded in Madrid crowd
Eyewitness accounts describe a royal assassination attempt on King Alfonso and Queen Victoria. The flash of explosion killed and maimed near the royal coach as terrified crowds panicked, horses collapsed, and guards secured the area while doctors, priests, and relief officers rushed to aid the dying and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Victoria
Don Alvarez, Dé Toledo
Don Alvarez de ‘Yotedo
Col
Rehnsue
Alleht
Palace
Gantraddon
Blood on wedding gown in Madrid car crash tale
Special Dispatch reports a Spanish royal brides gown may be offered to the Virgin Mary. Queen Victoria’s blood stained gown from the royal carriage disaster is said to be sent to the Church of Almendén, amid public sorrow and Alfonso’s remorse over the tragedy and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington. Post
Victoria
Church of Almenden
Infernal Machine Found Near Captain General's Residence
Minaria correspondent reports a heavy box wrapped in newspapers found Friday afternoon near the captain general's residence close to the bomb site. At the city laboratory it yielded a steel lid soldered on, containing 950 grammes of powder and numerous metal fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Minaria
Telegraph
City Laboratory
Alleged Yeggmen Held after Hearing in Salisbury
Four men named Sraith Taylor Matthew and Hawkins were charged with cracking a railway office safe in Salisbury Maryland. After a hearing they were committed in default of 100 bail each under the September Act. Local officials report the case proceeding to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selisbury
Yeggmen
Sraith
Taylor
Matthew
Hawkins
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway
City Judge lauds canal swimming in daring protest
Special to The Washington Post reports Utica City Judge OConnor openly violated the Erie Canal swimming ban by swimming at a busy point. He issues a public message urging others to follow, pledging future violations to expose what he calls an unjust law. He cites equal rights and mocks attire limits for Bathers, warning of broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Utica
O’connor
Eric
Erie Canal
United States Envoy Sends Sympathy After Madrid Wedding Calamity
Special envoy Whitridge reports horror at the assassination attempt on the Spanish king and queen after their Madrid marriage. Roosevelt expresses regret that the wedding ceremony was marred, noting Spaniards escaped harm and praising the royal family. The exchange includes brief cables confirming the incident and the President’s public congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Fredaick W. Whitridge
United States
Duke of
Duke of Sotomayor
Duke of” Sotomayor
Republic
Senor Ojeda
Roosevelt
Whitridge
Alfonso
Spain
Medrid
Ncts
King's
Bulleted Pierced Brain Drives Young Man to Death
Special to The Washington Post Richmond Va Janes L Melancholia linked to his mother's death drove James D B Luck into deep depression. He fired a bullet into his left temple at an early hour this morning after opening his store workday. His body was found upstairs near a couch. the bullet pierced the brain and exited the head. Luck was thirty three, unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmond
Janes L
James DB. Luck
Ansett
Luck
Mr. Luck
Garst Court Martial Proceedings End Phase
Fort Monroe Virginia June 1 The last witness was examined today as the defense argument began The court findings will be transmitted to the Navy Department for review and action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garst
Fort Monroe
The
Navy Department
Hague Conference urged to become permanent world congress
Lake Mohonk New York June 1 delegates at the Mohonk international arbitration conference adopted resolutions urging President Roosevelt to push The Hague to establish a permanent or advisory congress for all nations. The plan includes a general arbitration treaty and arms restraint and possible reductions. Dr Daniel Gilman presented the report endorsing broader exposure of arbitration in universities and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mohank
Roosevelt
Hague
Hague Conference
Sogaprance Styall Natiggs
Plas
Srmamunta
A.teport
Daniel €. Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Gilman
Wasa
David J. Brewer
United, States Supreme Court
House of Comacat
Red Cross
Tores
Brewer
United States
Manila
Santo Jed
Portsmouth
James’ Brown Scott
State Departments
Indiana Democrats Hint Will Bryan Indorsement At State Convention
Washington Post special from Indianapolis reports Indiana Democrats plan to endorse William Jennings Bryan for the 1908 presidential nomination at the state convention next Thursday. Party leaders, including State Chairman OBrien and National Chairman Taggart, favor Bryan, aiming for a cautious, not overly fulsome, resolution. Parker men also advocate the indorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Willian Jennings Bryan
Ciairmian O'Brien
Natiohal
Taggart
Parker
Bryan
Bryan guest of honor praises America in Budapest banquet
William Bryan, guest at Count Apponyi's banquet in Budapest, likened the United States to a giant accumulator fueling liberty and equality. He praised America's strength and argued freedom's measure rests on a country’s actions. Hungary’s future was hoped as bright as America’s, in the view of Kossuth references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Stadel
Diegatch
Washington Post
Budapest
William
Appony
United States
Bryda
Hungary
Cne
Vrancis Kossuth
Federation for Reform Next Two Years Plan
The General Federation of Women's Clubs convened in St Paul to chart two years of reform work. Delegates backed training and practical knowledge to curb defectives and delinquents, advocating state law changes to merit-based appointments across reformatories and allied officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St., Pauly
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Varios
St. Paul
Chiles
United States
Pecker
Senate
Washington
Reed Smoot
Dare
Decker
Hetty
Harvard Crew Loses Flint For Scholastic Ineligibility
Calbride Massachusetts June 1 Harvard Athletic Committee ruled P W Flint of Worcester ineligible for the varsity crew in the Yale race on June 2. Flint’s change from scientist to college left him with an insufficient course load unknown until a month ago. W Carlet will take Flint’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlet
Piint
Marriage Licenses and Clergy Names From Local Notices
A fragmented list of marriage licenses and clergy signatures appears, naming individuals such as George M. Bettis and Alice E. Piling, Rev. John L. Allison, Meg M. Alber, Rev. QW. McCullough, and others with varied percentages and locations, indicating a notice section from a historical newspaper. The text includes several clergy citations and partner pairings across multiple places, suggesting a reader’s compilation of nuptial announcements and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bettis
Alice E. Piling
John L. Allison
Meg M. Alber
QW. McCullough
Hume
New Orleans
Mary- Ashton Read
Roland Cotton Smith
W. Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Zihel
Deaths Recorded as of June Tenth in City Ledger
The health office records numerous deaths including Mary A Dorsey of Bone Vista Hetyts Annopatia and Boyears Tula Childs aged 25. John I King age 40 of 1302 West Avenue. Ante Bowle 2419 Gatow Shyear. M Grigg 1208 Iataw aged ? William P Amatea. Govt Hosp Insene aged -Sh year. Ida B Pets aged years. Mary Day age 60. George Hredanox 663 Madison Court aged ?. Walter Ardyke LT Nat ny two years William Campbell 2200 Est NW six months. Catherine Johnston 213 Hutton Ow two months.
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Mary A.dorsey
Bone Vista
Hetyts
Annopatia
Boyears
Tula
Childs
St. Aw
John “I. “King
Wst
Insene
Lda
Mary Day
Ft In
Nes
George Hredanox
Madison Court
Walter
Ardyke
Nat
William C. Campbell
Est
Catherine Johnton
Hutton
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
I J. William Lee
Chapal
Pepmegivanta Ave
George P. Zurhorst
Bart Capitol
F. Harvey’s Sons
NERAL
Moder
Commedione Chapel
Telephone North
G . Prices
Su Northweam
Hie
Queen Victoria
Kalon Sunt
New York
Baltic
Cedric
Liverpool
Queenstown
Sable Island
N.S
Amarthe
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Southampton
Dover
Dreucher
Boulogne
Common Council
Duke
Moses Cedar
W. B. Moses & Sons, F-St, Gor. Ith
Mohonk
Typographical Union
Cincinnati
Ital Typographical Union
Russell & Morgan
United ‘States Printing, Company
United States Playing Card Company
Litho~graphing Company
Electeotypers
Com
Carter
Honolulu
San
Manilla
Marilla
Tuna
Maine
Pettit & CO
Federation For Reform
YALE
Healte Office “Record
Elias G. Brown
New York City
York Public
William’ Heport
Maxwell
Brown
Fifteenth Street
Oppenheimer
Wilkens-Sherry Printing Co
Lith &E Sts
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N.W
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