WATSON DIVORCE WEDS VICTOR WALLACE IN ALEXANDRIA
Catherine Bryant, once married to James M. Armstrong Watson Jr. now a penitentiary convict, wed Victor Wallace in Alexandria. Wallace, a young Washington lawyer, represented Bryant in divorce proceedings prompted by Watson’s ten year embezzlement sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Washington
Attar Young Woman
Catherine Bryant
James M. Armstrong Watson, Jr
Moundaville
Victor Wallace
Joseph R. Sevier
Second Presbyterian Church
Alexandria
W' E
Scott
Marriages and obituaries scattered across June notices
The page lists marriages and deaths with details including Becker-Dunbar, Robinson-Johnson in New York, a death for Edward M. Boteler, Mary Brazerol, Edward William Brown, Paul J. Dachtora, Grace Marion Funnell, Virginia Stuart Payne, and Samuel A. Phillips. Funeral arrangements and addresses are noted for several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boteiler
Edward M
Hlizabeth E. Boteler
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hebrazerol
Eighth Street
Mary
Joseph Brazerol
Brown
Edward Illiam Brown
John Brown
Union Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Dachtera
Paul J. Dachtera
Brothers, Opticians
All Saints’ Church
Madison Avenue
12Th Street
Funnell
Nee Dorian
Kensington
West London
England
Grace Marion
George Funnell
Marion Dorian
Washington, D. C
Virginia City
Montana
Funeral Directors in Washington area varied services
A dense list of funeral directors and embalmers with shop addresses and phone numbers along with offers of first class service and moderate prices. The notice enumerates firms such as George P Zurhorst Hindle Bayliss Thos R Nalley Son R F Harveys Son W R Speare Adolph Schippert John M Mitchells Son and many others with chapel facilities and livery connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Hindle & Bayliss
THOS
R. Nalley & Son
Lith
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth ST. NW
Etricus
John M. Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Thos. S. Sergeon
Cain
T. A. Costello & Bro
H Street
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST
John R. Wright CO
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Car Run Crashes crippled children outing wagon
In New York on June 5 fifteen crippled children en route to a country outing under the Free School for Crippled Children Association were injured when their wagon was struck by a Thirty-fourth street streetcar in West Forty-second street. Mary Tracey, eleven, of 215 West Sixty-sixth Street, was found unconscious with a scalp wound and taken to Roosevelt Hospital. others suffered minor injuries as Patrolman John Mooney helped extract them from the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Free School For Crippled Children Association
Grand Central Station
West Forty-second Street
Mary Tracey
West Sixty-sixth Street
Roosevelt Hospital
John Mooney
Realth Office Record Sees Wide Age Range At Hospitals
The Ashley and various hospitals in June 1907 report numerous entries including Elizabeth McMurray aged 80 and Geo. W. Sharps aged 77. Names Christopher Christman, Cornella A. Osgood, Mary Willis, Dora Gersbach, and others, along with ages from infancy to 80. Several entries reference U S Soldiers Home and Children s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McMurray
the Ashley
John Christman
6Th St. Mn
Frank H. Bassett
Georgetown Univ. Hospt
Comnella A. A. Osgood
Belmont At
Geo. W. Sharps
U. S. Soldiers
Godfrey H. Leonard
U. S. Soi
Mary O Willis
Kenyon
Erhel Miller
Archie Jee
Née
Joseph Jones
George Mercer
Robert Holliday
Trustees Lose Bid to Intervene in Mrs Eddy Case
Three trustees of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy’s estate were denied permission to substitute as plaintiffs in the suit for an accounting. The next friends, led by George W. Glover and Mary Baker Glover, move to assess Mrs Eddy’s mental condition and control of the estate. Depositions will be taken. defendants include Calvin A Frye and Hermann S Hering. The ruling was issued by Judge Robert N Chamberlain in Merrimack Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord, No
Mery Baker
Eddy
Edday
Robert N. Chamberlain
Merrimack Superior Court
Henry M. "Baker
Bow
Josiah
Fernald
Concord
Archibald McLellan
Boston
George W. Glover
Lead
Oak
Frank 8. Streeter
Holdy
EB. Chandler
Irving B. Tomlinson
Lewis C. Strang
Next Friends
Chamberlin
Mr. Peabody
Turkish contraband ship blown up near Tunis frontier
A Turkish vessel laden with contraband ammunition and rifles exploded off Port Ariss in Tunis nearby Tripoli. The crew perished along with about eighty sponge-boat fishermen. Authorities had planned to prevent landings as guards were away. The captain's presumed self-destruction caused the blast, heard sixty miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Uune
Tripoli
Portarsiss
Arziss
Fairbanks Urges Methodist Union to Heal Sectional Rift
Vice President Charles Fairbanks spoke in Chattanooga to Methodist ministers and bishops urging a northern and southern church union. He argued that church unity would hasten cross region bonds and better adjust regional conditions, warning that without union sectarian feeling would persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles At Fairbanks
Methodist’ Episcopal ‘Church
North
Fairbanks
Tannery Fire Threatens Large Southern Plant
A blaze broke out shortly after midnight engulfing the largest tannery in the region and threatening to destroy the entire plant. By 12:90 morning the house was consumed and flames spread toward the 400 foot tanning house, with about $8,000 in damage reported. Snow falls in Pennsylvania. Cordhards named damaged orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Ubka
Italian murder suspect tracked to New York settlement
Brooklyn detectives pursued a case tying an Italian suspect to a murder in Italy. They traced the escape from a Brooklyn house to a second story window where a witness described a man who had killed someone in Italy. The dead man was identified as Giuseppe Giordano, though Carmine Giordano claimed no relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Aather
An ItiHan
Rooklyn
Murtha
Young
Atery
Italy
Delaney
Mscba
Giusepot Giordano
Carmine Giordano
Giuséppi
Naples
Carmine
Brooke Baker Weds Again Amid Scandal and Secrecy
Brooke Baker of New York and Washington, long linked to Martha Hitchborn, married Mary Graham Greenough, a Sunbury widow, at the St James Hotel after a New York Supreme Court divorce freed the groom. Secret license filings and cautious ministers marked the ceremony attended by a few relatives. Baker, once an eccentric U.S. marshal aide in the capital, was famed for his social ties and wealth, with roots in fashionable Philadelphia and Washington circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooke M. Baker
New York
Washington
Clubman
Martha
James.g. Blaine
Mary Graham Greenough
Sunbury
Baker
Cornelia
Suprema Court of
Geker
St. James
Mr. Seip
Brooke Baker
Grubman
United States
Marchal
Martha Hichborn
Admiral Hichborn
Man Accused Over Fake Horse Tale In New York Court
Henry Grimm faced a Manhattan magistrate after claiming a sorrel horse followed him from Woodside to East Fifty-ninth Street. Police traced the horse and harness to a theft from Frank Chemelowski’s barn on Thomson Avenue. Magistrate Connorton doubted the animal’s testimony and held Grimm for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Post
Connorton
Long Island City
Henry Grimm
Grimm
Thompson Avenue
Flushing Avenue
Woodside
East Fifty-ninth Street
Manhattan
Schultz
Twenty-fourth Precinct
Frank Chemelowski
Thomson Avenues
Woodalde
Denied Change of Venue in Ratliff Assault Trial
Special to The Washington Port Marlinton W Va June 5 Judge Bennett refused a change of venue for Warwick Ratliff as his assault trial began on Ona Bird. Ratliff claimed local ire would taint the jury citing mob threats and social exposure. Ratliff’s counsel argued the case faced personal crisis in Pocahontas County amid hostile public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marlinton
W. Va
C. ‘W.osenton
Warwick Ratliff
W. R. Bennett
Ratliff
Ona Bird
Poscahontas
Ratiff
Bird
Ratittr
Histor Ozentow
Retlif
Divorce Suit Alleges Wife Plot For Money
A man testifies that his wife conspired with others to extort large sums from him and his mother, recounting a sequence of alleged affairs, bribed social circles, and a costly marriage and separation. He cites an alienation-of-affection claim, naming incidents at the Colonial Theater and Endicott Hotel, and notes years of financial strain including $5,000 spent on his wife and another $5,000 on hotel arrangements after leaving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Néti
Hine
Endicott Fotel
Upper West Side
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Eighty-second Street
Marriage of Violinist Leonora Jacknor to Millionaire McLaughlin
Leonora Jacknor, renowned violinist, married Michael L. McLaughlin, Brook lyn real estate owner, in a quiet ceremony at the Hotel Bellevue. The bridegroom had been recently divorced from Celia Benjamin, and about twenty close friends attended. The Rev Arthur Little officiated, and the couple departed for New York after a brief reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Jacknor
McLaughlin
Boston
Mass
Leonora Jackson
England
Germany
Bellevueta
Michael L. McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Celia Benjamin
Mr. McLaughlin
Almple
Arthur Little
Second Congregational
Ernest Little
New York
99 00 Ladies Tan Liste Hose 70e
99 00 sale listing for Ladies Tan Liste Hose priced at 70e with white and beige options noted in a compact advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Liste Hose
Jee Howe
North Carolina Fight Address Reveals Political Stand
June 5 report notes Gov Rupert discusses address amid North Carolina political tensions. Incoherent fragments mention opposition and production statements, with reference to a potential course they had. The text suggests a debate over a policy measure and its effect on the state’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Jase
Obae
Orchard's Black Tale of Murders Continues
The testimony recounts plot details against the Independence depot in Cripple Creek and Denver, with Orchard describing conspirators Haywood Pettibone and Simpkins, money trips to San Francisco, and attempts involving poison and explosives tied to railroad sabotage and mine-related violence. The narrative covers deceptions, arrests, and moves across Denver Cody Cheyenne and the Dakotas as Orchard links to the Peabody and Bullion mines case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Haywood
Pettibone
Simpkins
Gregory
Dr . Orchard
Kisw
Independence
Colorado
Steve Adams
Ponunto
Jack
Kirwan
Drewie
Cripple ‘Creek
Denver
Stiibone Ave
Adams
Ter
Cheenne
Charlie Neville
Isisaw
Moran
Cheyenne
Pettitone
Neville
Dakotas
Demoxsy
Fred . Bradley
San Francisco
Bradley
Coeur d'Alenes
Pat Bone
Postal Telegraph Company
Three Months Contempt Claim in Tucker Case
A fragmented report notes a three month period tied to a contempt allegation in a United States Circuit matter involving defendant Tucker. The readable text references a five judge panel and a contempt claim, but further details are unclear from the OCR snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit
Tucker
Italian Villagers Mob After Abbe Denounces Garibaldi
An Italian village audience in BicUy reacts with anger after an abbe denounces Garibaldi as a spurious hero during a sermon. The mob forces the abbe to seek protection from carabineers to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BicUy
Garibaldi
Carabineera
Roosevelt urges patriotism in American tennis challenge
Special to The Washington Port reports President Roosevelt’s views on the international tennis competition and the American challengers. He urges all players and supporters to treat the event as a patriotic duty, stressing sacrifice and national pride in the contest against Britain for the International Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
New York
Roosevelt
White House
Charles B. Chapin
Rochester
N. Y
Dwight F. Davis
Ssritish
London
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Chapin
Dancy Visit Shifts Attention in New Haven
Noted Afro American official John C. Dancy recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia spent several days in New York and is now in New Haven Conn. His New Haven visit draws interest from local African American leaders and clergy as bishops and officers of the African Methodist Episcopal Church attend the New York annual conference nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John C. Dancy
District of Columbia
Washington
New Haven
Conn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Taft
Dancy
New Jersey
New England
Satter
A.M. E. Zion
Miss Julia Magruder Dying in Richmond Death Looms
Richmond Virginia June 5 Miss Julia Magruder the novelist had a slight rally today but her condition was pronounced hopeless by physicians. She battles heart disease and may die at any moment as doctors monitor her status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
Julia’ Magruder
Miss Magruder
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Mrs. Watson
Watson
Ife
Wallace
Sire. Watson
Miss Bryant
Watacn
Petty
Central Office
Starber
Weir
Balot
Sylvester
Leutenant
Maj. Sylvester
Reform School
Navy
New Willard Hotel
Becker—Dunbar
Marble Collegiate Church
D. J. Bunnell
Jessie EB. Dunbar
Jackson Harvey Becker
Johnson—Robinson
West Eighty-seventh Street
John F. Sten
Mased
John D. Robinson
George Francis Johnson
Morthivest
Shaffer
Newsrapre
Realth Office Record
Thomas G. Gillin
Berths Smuck
H. x. Spencer
Richard Dynon
Mary Douglas
Frank X._ Bischott
Francs
Gleichaus
Kathleen McMahan
James F. Jackin
Linwood M. Cobb
Carrie BR. Reese
R._L. Shipley
Samuel J. Colling
Louis C. Hecker
J. M.o'brier
Welby M. Farr
Charlotte V. Urafe
W. Johnson
John F. le Barns
Ivalne Jost
W.lynn
Edward G. Perry
Julia M. Lay
J. Mackin
Harry A. Hamel
May A. Stamler
A. *. Caray
Reed L. Brintoe
Fulla
C. Poe
P. Jong T
Rabie L. Drennon
WL. Lacks
le Herbert H. Hall
Lydia C. Golden
Rena Samuel G. Stewart
Annie I. Haley
O'Neal
Emma T. Wathen
Hex
Herbert
Cross
Lela B. Blunt
Ashland
J.B. McLaughlin
Willem L. Phipps
Francina Grimt
Martinsburg
D. C. McLeod
Annie G. Gittoy
Chertes G. Dougherty
Edith E. Keck
Es ‘H. Butler
Art
Thomas
Ford, Ky
Emma Trént
Wallace Radcliffe_ Millard
F. Birch
Ballston
Inlet
Thomas J. Lynch
Cornelius
Hebhardt
Mary A. Tsherwood
Derwool
Ee ‘Snuther_ Frantz
Clarence D. Holland
Margaret M. Diggins
J. 3M
O’brien
John W. Mebane
Urbana
My Yen F. Sammy
Gertrude
Wiliam
H. Davenport
George Johnson
Allen HM
Teylor
John. Richart
Howard Barnes
Rosie Ward
Shelton Miler
Dover Davis
Sallie L. Moffett
Welch
Brooklyn Police
Young Burnett
Ot.& Co
Humphries
Trinity College
Burnett
Burt’s Greater Stores
Arthur’ Burt
F St
North Carolina
San Fran
Bunker Hill
Idaho
Apollinaris Een
Caruso
Droop’s Music
Nouse
Pennsylvania’ Ave
Julia Magruder
Bott Sorure & CO
Lyd
Greenwich St
Dar
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