KohI May Get Well Victim Is Well Known Here
Frederick Kohl prominent capitalist and clubman was shot and badly wounded by Adele Verge a French maid in San Francisco. Kohl may recover. bullet in his breast remains, an X ray to be performed. Verge spent the night in city jail, claiming she did not know why she shot Kohl. The Kohls are noted social figures with ties from Atlantic to Pacific and a Washington Metropolitan Club membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franioco
Prederik Kohl
Adele
Verge
Kohl
Adele Verge
Saya Kohl
Frank Muller
Frederick Kohl
Atlantic
Pacific
San Francisco
Washington
Metropolitan Club
Nelle
Pilazabeth Godey
Catherine W Codey
Edward Godey
AKG
Georgetown Lime Kilns
Miss Codey
T. Corby
Cleveland Park
Tahoe Lake
Rocky Mountains
Kohls
San Mateo
California
Alaskan
Canada
Philadelphia
Koens
Georgetown
Paris
Roehl
Wis Kohl
Elot Springs
Mis
Catherine Wooder
Wyoming Avenue
Not Her Nephew Died In Arlington Cemetery Case
A confusion over a nephew of Mrs McMillan is cleared. Joe McLaughlin, son of the late Jo oR Melaughlin, died by his own hand last Monday night. The supposed nephew’s grave in Arlington was checked, revealing two Lieut J R McLaughlins buried there and that J A McLaughlin, the War Department clerk, was in fact Mrs McMillan’s nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra McMillan
Samuel McMillan
New York City
Joe McLaughlin
Ident Jo Or
Melaughlin
U SA
Mas McMillan
Washington Post
Washington
Mr and Vris McMillan
Arlington Cemetery
Anicidle
Jo BL Mclaughlin
Hirte
Arlington
Mrs McMillan
J. A McLaughin
Sniciie
J B McLaughlin
Adjutant General's Office
Department
Denver
K Street
Street Car Kills Workman at Seventeenth and Penn
A laborer employed by the Capital Traction Company was killed yesterday afternoon when struck by a street car at Seventeenth street and Penn Avenue Northwest. The motorman and conductor were arrested but later released by Coroner Nevite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tri
Capital Traction Company
Torlock
Seventeenth Street
Pennavivanta Avenue
Pennsyvania Avenue
Nevite
Ejected From Court Objects To Delay In Trial
Myron T. Clinkscales, a negro attorney, was led from juvenile court after defying Judge Callan and Prosecuting Attorney George amid a request to reopen a postponed contempt case. The judge banned him from further court appearances for the woman’s nonsupport case next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron T. Clinkscales
George
Thomas Jr. Catlan
Myron T Chnkscales
Callan
Jal
Clinkscales
Tral
John M. George
Catlin
Jje
Cilakscales
Runaway phaeton injures Arendes party in Anacostia
In Good Hope road Anacostia a horse pulling a phaeton owned by Bernard Arendes ran away after being startled by an automobile horn. The crash left Bernard Arendes with a broken leg and his 14 month old daughter Fannie bruised but alive. Mrs Arendes and Mrs Elizabeth Crouch were treated for shock. the baby and other travelers escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Arendes
Good Hope Road
Anacostia
Fannie Arendes
Crouch
WAIT FOR WILES BRIDE OVERDUE IN WASHINGTON
Neighbors waited in Maryland Avenue NE for the arrival of Valer Viles and his wife Beulah Paden now Mrs Viles. The former head waitress at Hotel Lincoln Springfield Missouri allegedly wed the census chief secretly and is said to have a five year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Valer V. Viles
Maryland Avenue
Census Bureau
Wiles
Beulah Paden
Lincoln
Springfield
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D
Presant
Hts
Tames M Johnston
S L Phillips
Thomas Brown
L EB. Shoemaker
Chas R Edmonston
Trustens
Burr
Edwarda
Herbert A Gti
Twins wed in double wedding near San Marcos
Miss Alma Moore and Miss Alta Moore married Leland Tabler and Loran Tabler from Adrian Missouri. The couples resemble each other so closely that friends cannot tell them apart, prompting exchanged photos and a year of correspondence before the wedding in San Marcos Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Tex
Missouri
San Marcos
South of Here
Alma
Alta Moore
Leland
Loran Tabler
Adrian
Rifles Veterans Banquet Honors Absent Deaths At Freund’s Hall
The Association of National Rifles Veterans held a banquet at Freund's Hall with over sixty five members and guests. Lieut George W Evans acted as toastmaster and several officers spoke. A notable feature was the toastmaster’s announcement that there were no deaths in the past year. An orchestra under Prof F C Crasse provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of National Rifles’ Veterans
Freund's Hall
George W. Evans
Henry EK
Simpson
Joseph C. Manson
James F. Oyster
Edward P. Harrington
Edward
Joseph O. Manson
Thomas H. Alexander
George W. Acker
Charles Atkinson
Edward 8. Bailey
Frank M. Barnes
William D. Baldwin
Gustavus A. Brandt
John T. Clements
J. Harry Cunningham
Joseph H. Curran
James H. Clear
Thomas L. Clear
Charles §. Domer
Addison G. DuBois
Louis A. Dent
William E. Elis
James C. Fox
Albert C. Floyd
Charles H. ¥Unda
Edmund K. Fox
Albert H. Gawler
Henry Guillaume
Edwin A. Goddwin
B. Edward Gasch
Thomas A. Garner
Frank C. Getzendanner
Thomas F. Holden
Edward F. Harrington
Phil Harrison
Lewis Holmes
Ire H. Johannes
Wiklis B. Magruder
Blake J
James A. Sample
Fred M. Thornett
Edwin S. Tomlinson
Gilbert B. Towles
Fred van Vranken
Will H. Way
Charles T. Lowell
Bryan H. Morse
Wm. P. Vale
Alex Abraham
Edwin P. Goodwin
Fred ¢. Crasse
Edward L. Dunn
Prof
F. C. Crasse
Lutherans in Clash Over South American Missions Debate Continues
Debates dominated a Lutheran synod session at Luther Place over continuing South American missions. Opponents urged redirecting funds to the Northwest, New York, Africa, and India, while defenders warned withdrawal would harm church prestige. A committee will report next convention, allowing missions to continue until then. Delegates visited the White House and Baltimore for related events. Cincinnati and Canadian reciprocity votes were referenced in unrelated dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Lutheran Synod
Luther Place Memorial Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Especually
Buenos Aires
United States
India
Africa
Wv. G. A. Tessler
Springfield
Ohio
Northwest
Germany
Scandivania
New York
John Hubner
Baltimore
Tessler
Albert
Lutheran Church
W. F. Endres
York
Board of Home Missions
Weather conditions in plains gulf states and Mississippi Valley
The Weather Bureau report notes warm weather across the plains gulf states Missouri valley upper Mississippi Ohio valleys and upper lake region with showers in the West upper lake Ohio and Florida. Cooler Northwest and Rockies. forecasts expect warm trends to continue through Saturday with limited relief possible in central plains Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys.
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U.S
Ohio
Florida
Central Valleys
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic States
Northwest
Central Plains
Missouri
Upper
Mississippi
Canadian
Gulf States
Lower
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banke
Paris Sale of Maurice Kann Collection Sets Records
In Paris on June 9 the Maurice Kann collection of English and Dutch master pictures sold 82 works for a total of 544,290 francs. Key pieces included Rembrandt's A Philosopher at 54,000, Franz Hals youth portrait at 35,000, Cuyp canvases Morning at 29,000 and The Chase at 12,000, a pair of Reubens portraits, Jan Steen The Wedding at 16,000, Coques The Duet at 14,601, Sir Thomas Lawrence Miss Glover at 15,000, Ruysdael The Flood at 12,003, and Teniers Crown of Thorns at 12,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maurice Kann
Gam
Remprandt
Franz Hal
Albert Cuyp
the Perase
The
Chase
Jane Frazer
William Freber
Jan Steen
Kings coronation committee named by Albany corps
Special to The Washington Post reports the Albany Burgesses Corps will attend the coronation of King George with a committee including John Hays Hammond William E Corey William R Hearst John Lynn Charles M Schwab Frank M Andrews Andrew Carnegie Count Rene de Rochambeau and Sir Thomas Lipton. The group plans to meet next week to arrange plans and will be received at Buckingham Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
London
New York World
Albany Burgesses Corps
King George
John Hays Hammond
William E. Corey
William R. Hearst
John Lynn
Charles M. Schwab
Frank M. Andrews
Andrew Carnegie
Count Rene de Rochambeau
Thomas Lipton
Felled as class watches in West Virginia exam
Fort Gay West Virginia June 9 H F B Whit ney Charleston examiner in the State department of free schools is dying from a fractured skull after an assault by B B Watts an applicant for a teacher license Watts angered when asked to hand in papers the attack caused panic among women applicants Watts was arrested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gay
W. Va
H. F B. Whitney
Charleston
State Department of Free Schools
B. B. Watts
Watts
150 Known Dead From Colima Quake Destroys Towns
Reports from Mexico City say at least 150 people were killed by the Colima volcano eruption and lava flow with many houses destroyed in Tonala San Andres Zapatlan and surrounding districts. Officials warn the final toll may rise as communications remain slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colima
Mexico City
Ife
Jalisco
Guadalajara
Tonala
San Andres
Zapat- Tan
Tonilita
Zapatlan
Ships to Bring Troops Back From Western Posts
Maj Gen Leonard Wood told President Taft plans are ready to return about 6,000 troops mostly artillery from Galveston Texas and San Diego California by water routes in small detachments aboard three transports. Troops near seaports along the Atlantic and Pacific will be moved, reducing transportation costs. Cavalry and San Antonio troops stay a couple more months due to satisfactory local arrangements. The War Department notes no need for a large border force and aims for cheap, efficient redeployment.
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Leonard Wood
Part
War Department
Galveston
Tex
San Tiego
Cal
Atlantic
Pacific
San Antonio
Department
Light on Day portrait deal reported to White House
Secretary of State Knox received a report from William H. Michael, American consul general at Calcutta and former State Department chief clerk, on the alleged juggling of the voucher for the portrait of former Secretary Day. Michael sent the report to the White House for President Taft's information, but its contents were not made public. Taft is expected to forward the complete record after Knox's inquiry concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
William H. Michael
Calcutta
State Department
Day
House Committee
Michael
White House
Taft
May wed ambassador's son engagement rumored
Society buzzes over the rumored engagement of Miss E Helene G Demarest of New York to John G A Leishman Jr son of the American Ambassador to Italy. No formal announcement is likely soon though consent from both sets of parents appears probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. G. Demarest
J. A. G. Leishman, Jr
New York
Paris
New York World
E. Helene G. Demarest
Warren Gardner Demarest
John G A Leishman, Jr
Italy
Mormon Chief to Testify on Sugar Trust Probe
The House special committee investigating the American Sugar Defining Company plans to summon Joseph Smith, president of the Mormon Church, to testify about church tied beet sugar interests. In Washington, Miss Marygenes Curtin wed Patrick John Lynch in Rockville with Rev. Philip McGuire presiding at St Marys Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Sugar Trust
Church
Washington
Rockvile
Marygnes Curtin
Patrick John Lynch
Rockville
Philip 9. McGuire
St Mary's Catholic Church
Tach
Alxth
Fall Displaces Kidney in Atlantic City Girl
Miss Clara Heo, an 11 year old near Somers Point, sustains a fall that displaces a kidney. Dr DaCosta reports the case dire and an operation proposed to save her life, though prognosis is grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Atlantic City
N. J
Clara Heo Ee
Somers Point
Representative Hopkins Dead in Lockhaven
Hopking a millionaire lumberman died at his home in Lockhaven aged 73 after serving two terms in Congress from this district beginning in 1880. The obituary notes his prior role as a representative and his wealth, marking the end of a long public career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhaven
Faguner—rommier
A . Hopking
Georgetown Awards Prizes at Undergraduate Commencement
At Georgetown University the collegiate department held a morning award ceremony in the Hirst Library. Awards went to Charles Angulo, Fred Gibbs, John D. Foley, Francia H. Burke, James K. Lynch, J. Francis Leary, William J. Donnelly, David Waldron, La Moyne Graham, William Donnelly, Le Moyne Graham, J. Francis Leary, William H. Prendergast, Bernard Brady, Donald Chisholm, John M. Murphy, Thomas Healy, Leo T. Lawler, Roger M. Bone, Hermann Kilian, and others for medals in philosophy chemistry geometry languages and restoration in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown University
Hirst
Benlor
Ryan
Charles Angulo
New York
Fred Gibbs
Tennessee
O'Brien
John D. Foley
North Carolina
Francia H. Burke
Massachusetts
McGrath
James K. Lynch
Ohio
J. Francis Leary
District of Columbia
William J. Donnelly
David Waldron
Pennsylvania
Kidwell
la Moyne Graham
William Donnelly
le Moyne Graham
William H. Prendergast
Rhode Island
Bernard 8
Brady
Donald Chisholm
John M. Murphy
Thomas Healy
Leo T. Lawler
Hermann
Kilian
Leg of unknown origin found in sewer near M Street
Police uncover a leg fragment in a Northwest sewer near Tenth and M streets and recount earlier heart and thigh bone discoveries. Morque master Schoenberger noted annual medical school term practices accompany student vacations. Skeptical officers hint at possible dissections from nearby Georgetown University Medical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Sewer Department
Tenth
K Street
Georgetown University Medical School
Schoenberger
Martin Brown
Moran arrives in Washington after wife’s death in St Louis
Arthur H Moran and his son Raymond arrived in Washington after Moran's wife was killed in St Louis on June 1 by Albert Shule who then killed himself. Moran stayed with his brother George Moran before leaving for Boston where he works. He ordered his wife's body sent to Washington as funeral plans are arranged by relatives in Anacostia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Moran
St. Louis
Albert Shule
Washington
Raymond
Moran
George Moran
Metropolitan Police Force
Boston
Arthur Moran
Shule
Katherine Thomas
AJ Street
Anacostia
Boy Draws Color Line In Senate Oath Case
Hez Williams, a Dunn, North Carolina native now a Washington messenger, refused to be sworn in by a Black official and forfeited two weeks' pay. Williams, whom Representative Godwin helped secure the post, said he needed the money and would rather lose $100 than have a Black man administer the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Hez Williams
Washington
Dunn
N. C
New Democratic House
Representative Godwin
North Carolina
Flag Day Proclaimed by D A R Leader
Mrs Matthew Scott president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution sent a nationwide notice urging observance of Flag Day on June 14. She asked members to display flags on residences and to urge public gatherings to honor the flag by decorating government buildings and local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg
Matthew Scott
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
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Milburn, Heister & CO Architects
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