Gen Henry Boynton dies. funeral plans set in DC
Remains arrived Atlantic City Saturday and were brought to Pennsylvania Station where officials and press correspondents met. Gen Boynton, long a journalist and public servant, will be honored with a New York Avenue Presbyterian Church funeral and Arlington burial. The District of Columbia Board of Education, Gridiron Club, and press groups plan honors including a church service, pallbearers, and a formal tribute at the district building.
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Gridiron Club
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Obituary tribute to Gen Boynton in Washington DC district schools
A district of Columbia public obituary honors Gen Boynton for steadfast service to the Board of Education, loyalty to teachers, and efforts to secure Congress salaries. His death is mourned as a personal bereavement to the board and community, with sympathy extended to his family.
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Peace on St John River ends drive conflict in Maine
A conference among Van Buren officials Levi Pond and Deputy Sheriff Fouter ended log driving disputes on the St John River. Pond’s boats will pass the Van Buren booms and ascend to Edmundston tomorrow as 12,900,000 feet of lumber remain stranded. Canadian members of the International Waterway Commission receive Attorney General Moody opinions on the river’s status under river and harbor law, which exclude the St John from the commission’s scope.
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Allen Hammond
van Buren Company
Levi W. Pond
Tog
St John
N. B
A R. Fouter
Carleton County
St. John
Edmundston
St Johm
Amfiramich
International Waterway Commission
Moody
Taft
Maine
St John River
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic Ocean
Husband Stabs Wife in Northwest Home Flight Follows
William Harris attacked his wife Charlotte at 2120 Virginia Avenue NW last night about 9:30 PM. He stabbed her multiple times with a carving knife then fled. she was taken to Emergency Hospital with poor chances of recovery. Police report a prior attempt to kill her about three years ago amid a quarrel.
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Wiliam Harris
Anaes
William Burrows
Charlotte
Virginia
Avenue Northwest
Jan
Martin
Thid
Harris
Kenilworth Citizens Plan Delegation to Upper Marlboro
The Kenilworth Citizen Association discussed Mr A W Mallery report on fighting the Kenilworth pent room. They noted State's Attorney Hampton Mab ruder refused to advise on an extra grand jury session to tax county taxpayers. A delegation will leave on the 9 26 train to seek county office support, led by A W Mallery with officers elected: President A W Mallery Vice President J T Barber Recording Secretary Tve Holmes Treasurer SS Bowles Lindsay Treasurer J
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Kenilworth
Upper Marlboro
Mallery
A W_ MaHery
J. T. Barber
Tve Holmes
Treaseren
Bowles
Lindsay
Road to Wellville boosts Postum after coffee woes
An Oakland woman describes a life transformed by Postum Food Coffee after years of nervousness and stomach trouble from coffee. She credits The Road to Wellville booklet with prompting her switch and notes lasting benefits, including sustained energy during San Francisco events.
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Oakland
Wellville
Feaj
Meliville
San Francisco
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Roosevelt Receives Statue by MacMonnies at White House
President Roosevelt yesterday received a equestrian statuette of himself as colonel of the Rough Riders. Miss Janet Scudder presented the work at a White House ceremony attended by Mrs Roosevelt Admiral Dewey and others. The sculptor's piece was praised as a notable addition to art, with Roosevelt joking about his new stature.
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Rough Riders
MacMonnies
White House
Janet Scudder
New York
Louxembourg
Paris
Scudder
Dewey
Charles J Bonaparten
North Washington Association Backs Hole Dumping Dissent
At a meeting at 1801 Third Street the North Washington Citizens' Association adopted a resolution condemning open holes used as dumping grounds after two 11 year olds drown near North Capitol and Detroit. They urged action, urged officials to fill hazards, and discussed broader city needs including water supply, riverfront recreation, and reciprocal transfers on the City and Suburban line.
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Washington
John Smilie
North
Smble
Tindall
Board of Commissioners
Henry L. West
Imirie
Fifteenth
Westwald
Northwest Suburban Citizens’ Association
Tennallytown
Association
West
Pennsylvania Avenue
C H Durand
Committee On Railroads
Rov
Alexander Kent
Oth
Coroner’s Jury to Probe Pool Deaths of Two Boys
An inquest will be held at the morgue to investigate the drowning deaths of Lawrence Owen and Jettle Carrington. The pool where the incidents occurred is described as a menace to life and will be examined by coroner’s jurors from 11 o’clock.
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Lawrence Owen
Jettle Carrington
Tragic Drowning Near North Capitol and Detroit Streets
Two young boys drowned in a pond at North Capitol and Detroit as investigators assess dangers in the area. Coroner Nevitt notes several rescues from the pond recently. The pond lies in a ravine, water about fifteen feet deep, and the site belongs to a real estate broker. Funerals set for today with interment at Mount Olivet. twelve former playmates to serve as pallbearers.
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North Capitol
Detroit
Nevitt
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mecca Temple elects new officers at annual meeting
Mecca Temple held its annual meeting at the Mosque on Virginia avenue and Fifth street Southeast. New officers include C. D. Freeman as potentate A W Bears chief rabbin W. G Smith assistant rabbon J O Q Bampfield recorder J O D Jones treasurer Richard Gates high priest and prophet Benjamin Pope oriental guide Jeremiah Scott first ceremonial master Asa Scott second ceremonial master Julius Warren outside guard Frank Blackburn James O Bampfield Magnus L Robinson John W Preeman delivered addresses. A banquet followed. Mecca Temple numbers about 160 and leads the city’s colored Masonic lodge.
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Virginia Avenue
Fifth Street
C. D. Freeman
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W. G Smith
Rabbon
OQ Bampfield
OD Jones
Richard Gates
Benjamin Pope
Jeremian Scott
Asa Scott
Julius Warren
Jrank Blackburn
Noble J. Frank Blackburn
Iowa
Noble James O Bampfield
District of Columbia
Noble Magnus L Robinson
Alexandria
Noble John W Preeman
Children Burn With House in Lincolnville Tragedy
A mother Emma Williams and her three children, Leroy and Alphonso Williams ages three and eighteen months, died in a fire sparked by five-year-old Willie Williams who knocked over an oil lamp. Neighbors rescued the surviving child and the mother fainted, as the one-story frame dwelling burned with losses under two hundred dollars.
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Lincolnville
D. C
Leroy
Alphonso Wiliams
Wille Williama
Emma Willams
Emma Williary
Tittle
Willie
Henry Bell
Bell
Bert
Georgetown Visitation honors Miss Weadock with Loretto Medal
The Georgetown Visitation Convent held commencement with Miss Louise Weadock winning the Loretto Medal for deportment and scholarship. Twelve graduates received medals and premiums as Most Rev Diomede Falconio addressed the class, praising Catholic education and loyalty to the pope.
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Megr. Falconio
Georgetown ‘Visitation Convent
Thirty-fifth Street
Diomede Felconio
Charles Macksey
Georgetown College
Jutta Ashe
Tennessee
Louise Weadock
Michigan
Marie Patterson
St. Louis
Angela
Lark
Belles Tetters
Jullanshe
Elise Smith
Mary Curtis
Margaret Finley
Josephine Powers
Eiale
Saint-Saens
Anna Blake Bickers
Mary Kelley
Marie Ray
Mary McLaughlin
Diomede Falconto
Agnes Fordnney
Gounod
Anna M.namara
Rubinstein
Neidtingr
Herman
Anna, McNamara
Angela Clark
Florence’ Popham
Julia Morin
Giaconde
Ponchiclli
Julia ‘Ashe
Missea Marts Ray
Margaret Tinley
Florence ‘Topham
Chopin
Anna Blike Bickers
Schubert
Julft
Ashe
Diomede Falconio
Faust
McNamara
Clark
Florence Topham
Contributions Acknowledged by Summer Outings Treasurer
The Summer Outings Committee treasurer Mr John Sloman jr thanks numerous donors for recent contributions. Names include Pred G McKean five dollars, W W Pinky one hundred ten seven, Barry Mohun five, Walter Clephane five, Merrit Gates two, and United States Italian Society sixty four seventy five, among many others.
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G McKean
W. W Pinky
T Tupper
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Witam
Me Kenney
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Phillip Mauro
Ralph Les
Frank DB Littell
Walter C Clephane
Walter A Wella
Frederico D NeKeoney
Merrit E Gates
Mm M.S Perry
W @ Fowler
David # Brower
C H Davidgs
D Guyan
Me PF Larner
Carl J. Droop
Mdgu Silvre de da Grasme Fowler
J Henry i Bink
R T Holden
Mira Julie W. Clowsom
B. Alsop
Vernon Bailey
B.D. G
Ade Dormey
Anonymous
M. Hendley
Millard F Thompeon
Fest
P Dewey
Ads R Thomas
R Roat Perry
Martin A Knapp
James H Mc.Kehey
Elizabeth §. Hatton
Mra T Bayard
Aten
Lewis Jubimon Davie
Mom Ludlow
Grace D Litchfield
Mabert F. Mason
United States Italian Society
Tiga C. Hutchinson
Ho L Wet
James B. Lambie
Thomas Hyde
Goodon Cumming
Miles Erich Berwick
John Moore
Gi Ho Peters
Ellen T Ward
Harry J.turver
Edwin C Howell
J Pelotio
A S Gilbert
BE Hodgkin
Ralph W Lee
Amos G Draper
George M Kober
Benjamin F Snyder
Hamtin
Philp K Kelly
Mra. J. R. Smith
H P Blair
Mary E Hood
W A. Copenhaver
William F. Mattingly
Death by Own Action in Milwaukee Woman and Daughter
Milwaukee scene reports the death of Florence Bet Unger twenty one and her mother Mrs Anna Meyer at 80 Jackson street after consuming liquor from a bottle labeled brandy a note beside Mrs Moyer bed says Sell everything and give the dead a decent burial. St Louis newspapers merge forming Star Chronicle independent daily to be issued from Star Building with Milton A Me Rae as president and Nathan Frank as vice president.
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Florence Bet- Unger
Anna Meyer
Jackson Street
St. Lows
Jane O Swuls
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Star-Chronicle
Star
Milton A Me. Rae
Nathan Frank
Alderman Receives Columbia Honorary Degree
President B A Alderman of the University of Virginia left Charlottesville for New York where Columbia University conferred the honorary LL D at 4:30 p m. The award was given to accommodate Virginia commencement, held elsewhere this year. A Metropolitan Club dinner followed with guests including W Fuller and Robert L Harrison of the New York UVA Alumni Association.
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University of Virginia
Washington Post
Charlottesville
A. Alderman
New York
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Virginia
Alderman
Butler
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Robert L Harrison
General Alumni Association of
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Jealous Man Tries Double Murder in Rockford
In Rockford Illinois on June 6 Dell Dasso a farm hand shot Miss Belle Harrison after she refused his advances while returning from church with Charles Pest. Dasso commanded them from a bus and fired wounding Harrison in the mouth and Pest in the breast. Pest is in critical condition and Harrison may die. Dasso escaped.
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Belle Harrison
Hebron
Charles Pest
Dell Dasso
Dasso
Peet
Weather across northern states shows unsettled, warm spell
Low pressure covers the northern tier from the Rockies to the Lower Lakes with widespread thunderstorms in the region. Showers and rain are noted in the Middle Atlantic and Southern New England, while the Pacific Northwest sees lighter rains and rising pressure. Temperatures run above seasonal norms in the middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the Middle Atlantic, with cooler readings west of the Rockies. Thunderstorms are forecast from the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast through Wednesday, with variable winds and special storm warnings displayed along the coasts.
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Lake Teglon
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Nyburg
Menzynote
Colo
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Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Tweedly
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Stopa
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Duluth
Aphiand
Wrather
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Boston
Buffalo
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Russia
Marquette
Mich
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New Orleans
Denver
Calo
den Moines
Jawa
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
New York
Watts
Nebro
Omaha
Nebr
Pitteburg
East Lake Chy
Utah
Loula
St. Paul
Mino
Pringfeld
Int
Vicksburg, Mian
Pens Through the Ages From Bronze to Pressmade Tools
A Buffalo Times feature traces metallic pens from bronze stems cited in medieval forgeries to early steel pens produced in Birmingham. It notes a 1493 to 1806 span for metal nibs, the advent of the handscrew press and rolled steel tubing creating slits, and credits John Mitchell as the likely original introducer of pressmade pens.
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Robert d Artois
Aosta
Birmingham
Priestly
Josiah Mason
Harrison
John Mitchell
Joseph Gilt
Josiah Magen
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