Stokes Gave Her Aid Miss Conrad's Grievance
The Washington Post reports that during a May to June affair, lawyer statements hinge on whether lobbyist Stokes pressed Miss Conrad for letters. Both sides dispute the motive of his visits to the Varune apartments, while letters’ whereabouts remain unclear and lead to ongoing legal maneuvering ahead of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
WoFfy
Calk
Varune Apartments
Roosevelt Hospital
Linser
Titan Gladen
Ethel
bin I
Rath
Stoke
Liss
Grahim
Stokes
Mia Phillips
Detective Bureau
Wo Stokes
Wise Manns
O&tokes
Warrall
Europe
Miss Graham
Aimeett Haid
Hersell Whiteyver
Stokex
Graham
Conrad Atone
Ho O
Youngy
Ike
Ed Stokes
Flo
Ansoma
Jerset
Wass
Frakeiley-R marries in Thursday evening ceremony
In a June 1911 city ceremony at the Hid es parents residence, George Archtrait and Brar Pol y connected in marriage with Fas daughter of Mr and Mrs John Weeningham Kay. This account references the Baltimore Sun Philadelphia Ledger New York Times and Pittsburg Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frakeiley
Rey Chong
Daorlon
George Archtrait
Brar Poly
Died leC ke on Th iadas June and 19 at T4aa
Rana beloved husband of tinmt tube of 82 K street northeast and He ty St. vedas. Funeral from chapel of Frank Geter’s Bons Mit Seventh Street Northwest on Saturday at 8% a.m. Requiem mass at St Marys Church Took Relates and tends in. Interment at St Marys Cemetery.
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Rana
K Street
Hety St. Vedas
St Marys Uhoreh
St Maiv 6
Rioters Kill Eight in Ten Minutes at La Branch
New Orleans June 9 report says Rioters killed eight negroes in ten minutes at La Branch. Foreman Boutlee and conductor George Story opened fire after a clash. Boutlee fought a crowd, then fired four times killing four. Story arrived as Boutlee finished, killed four more and wounded one, before taking his train out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anedal
Warrington Post
New Orleans
T Boutlee
George Stor
la Branch
Ina
Boutlee
Foreman
George Story
Hie
Story
MRS MARY KINGDON DIES ABROAD AFTER RELIEF PLAN
Special Cable reports Mrs Mary Kingdon mother of Mrs George J Gould died at the Hitz Hotel while abroad seeking relief at Divonne baths on the Swiss border. Her three daughters and seven grandchildren survived. The Gould family had long ties to the stage, with Mrs Kingdon noted for early association with Augustin Daly and Miss Ada Rehan. Born near Newcastle October 9 1844, she had lived in frail health for two years with baths helping her condition.
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Washington
Paris
Mary Kingdon
George J Gould
Hitz
George J. Gould
France
Divonne
Kingdon
Misses Month
Gloria Gould
New York
Jay Gould
Anthony Dreseltt
Mineries
George Gould, Jr
Edith
Glenn Gould
Walter Ro Carter
Englshman
Bonwell
Newcastle
Heat Damaging Crops Across Nebraska and Midwest
Special to the Washington Post St Louis June 9 heat scorches region with a 1 degree record and 3pm max. Nebraska reports wheat and oats damage from hot winds. some areas see crops ruined while Omaha closes schools. Chicago and Texas report near record heat, sweeping drought-like effects on grain. Industry reports widespread crop damage and ongoing heat waves across the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St Lous
St Louisans
Broadway
United States Weather Bureau
Chemical Building
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Ched Saying Institute
Omaha
Mercury
Chicago
New Simpion
Kansas
Texas
Stamps Poison Her Lips Infected Postoffice Clerk
Miss Grace Harmiton, a Fayette City postoffice clerk, contracted a serious infection after licking stamps for patrons on June 9. Doctors say the blood poisoning stemmed from contact with stamp ink absorbed through the lips during stamp affixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette City
Grace Harmitton
Carrie Nation Dead End In Sanatorium
Carrie Nation the Kansas temperance crusader died in a sanitarium from paresis after months of nervous illness. Her life of anti saloon activism began with early barroom attacks in Kansas and extended to Oklahoma and New York, ending with a final strike at a hotel bar in Union Station. Her death follows years of lawsuits and public controversy over her militant methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Nkans
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Mrs Nation
Mig Nation
Kansas City
Carne Moore-Nation
Kentucky
David Nation
Carey
Wichita
Mation
Enterprise
Nation
Oklahoma
New York
Washington
Capitol
White House
Roosevelt
Kimball
Baltimore
Cty Hall
Mrss Nation
Union Station
Vins Nation
Train wreck near Las Vegas leaves two dead
A Santa Fe passenger train collided with a northbound freight eight miles west of Las Vegas New Mexico. Engineer L Green and a dining car steward were killed and twenty people were seriously injured. The disaster was blamed on a mass misunderstanding of orders. Both locomotives and work train were derailed and damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Washington Post
Denver Colo
Los Gerellos
Doningo
AERO CARRIES TWO TO DEATH IN GERMANY ACCIDENT
Tehannisthal Germany June 2 A German altitude record holder and his mechanic died when their Dorner monoplane crashed near the airfield after attempting to break the world altitude record. The pilot had risen to about six thousand feet before the glide attempt failed. Rome. June 10 A large crowd gathered at the aero drome to watch the last leg of the air race between Paris Rome and Turin, with aviators Beaumont Garros and Frey aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehannisthal
Germany
Hert
Uhendel
Yost
Wee
Willet Senendel
Rome
Beaumont
Garros
Frey
Paris
Turin
Police search for bodies in Mrs Murdock premises ransacked
Special dispatch from The Washington Post describes a Mason's Creek search for murders linked to Harry Harding. Police found items believed linked to missing man J T McGinnis in Mrs Bernice Murdock's house and plan further digging. Mrs Murdock and Charles Merkle deny involvement and Joe Murdock disputes her claims.
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T Washington Post
Norfolk
Mason's Creek
Harry Harding
Bmnnie Murdock
Charles Merkle
J. T. McGinnis
Murdock
Pigeig
Ontun
Harding
Joe Murdock
J. Pitts
Tiarding
I . L. Lodging House
Charles Metkie
Jealous fiancé shoots escort in West Virginia
In Gentry West Virginia Marion Adkins shot and killed John Willis he supposedly mistook the gas escort for his betrothed Misa Berry. Adkins is jailed on murder charges as Miss Berry lies seriously wounded.
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Washington Post
Gentry
W. Va
Misa Louisa Berry
Marion Adkins
John Willis
Adkins
Miss Berry
Adamns
Ohio lawmakers indicted in bribery case at Columbus
A Columbus grand jury indicted three General Assembly members Senator Thomas A. Dean of Sandusky Representative Frank Calvey of Cuyahoga County and Representative George B Nye of Pike County and an assistant sergeant at arms Stanley F Harrison on bribery charges. Bond set at 5000 each. Indictments include Dean’s early conduct in 1908 offering bribes to senators Drake and Atwell on temperance votes.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Attache Weis
Thomas A. Dean
Sandusky County
Frank Calvey
Cuyahoga County
House
George B. Nye
Pike County
Stanley F Harrison
Currahoga County
Senate AW
Dr Nye
Albert Corrodi
J. H Bradfod
J H Smith
Harrison
Calker
Mark H. Loudon
Meveland
W. R Hopking
Cleveland
Dean
Assembly
Senate
John A. Drake
Erie County
W.L. Atwell
Licking County
Senate Temperance Committee
Rose County
Drake and Atwell
Passengers land on ice after steamer Corwin reaches Alaska
Name Alaska reports the Corwin could not discharge cargo and found an open ice lead seven miles from shore. Passengers, four women, landed safely on solid ice. Immediate needs were met by dog sleds bringing provisions. The ship had left Seattle May 19. Brussels mission to cabinet appointment noted.
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Name
Alaska
Corwin
Bermes Sea
Corvin
Seattle
Civic Control Urged as Federal System Criticised
At the morning session of the National Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officials in Philadelphia, Duncan MacInnes denounced the government for lacking a clear financial picture and said Philadelphia’s balance sheet was impracticable. Dr Le Grand Powers urged state supervision of city accounts, noting current methods are uneven across elites. Edmund D. Fusher outlined New York City borrowing changes to avoid bond market flooding, planning greater European bond sales.
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Association
Duncan MacInnes
Philadelphia
le Grand Powers
Census Bureau
National Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officials
Arlington
Powers
Edmund D. Fusher
New York City
Europe
Duncan MaacInnes
New York
W. McCormick
Duluth
Minn
C. 0
Logbee
Nebraska
Alonzo Tweedale
Stmaster
John M. Walton
Maciinnes
MacInnes
United States
Taft
Economy Iand Efficiency Committee
E S Griffin
New Rochelle
Tweedale
George S Crenshaw
Richmond
Wiliam George Justice
Buffalo
H. P. Beck
Detroit
W. H. Farnham
St Paul, Minn
Elopers Bound for Naples From Yale Star and Heiress
Henry Homer Hobbs, Yale football standout of 1909, now a Springfield department store worker, and his bride Helen Whittier Andrus eloped and married in New York yesterday. They travel to Naples via Boston, awaiting the bride’s father’s reaction. The couple said the father would forgive soon and will sail tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Boston
Henry Homer Hobbs
Yale
Springfeld
Mass
Helen Whittier Andrus
John B. Andrus
Yonkers
New York
Naples
Hobbs
Strike ties up big liners in Southampton port
A strike of coal porters in Southampton delays the American Idne steamer St Paul and hampers the White Star liner Olympic. Ships for a naval review lie idle while firemen threaten desertion if strikebreakers are used. St Paul hoped to sail to New York via Cherbourg. Olympic crew demand higher wages of 30 dollars monthly, refused by White Star.
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Southampton
England
St. Paul
New York
Olympic
Naval Review
American Line
Cherbourg
Gail
White Star
Thousands hurt in Cleveland garment strike riot
In Cleveland a clash between striking garment workers and nonunion men led to a riot as police, summoned by about 100 officers, charged the crowd. A man died and several were seriously injured while others suffered head and body injuries. A brick started the violence and police halted the melee after bricks clubs and stones flew between groups. Patrolman John Becker was struck and Roselli Doloungo, a striker, was shot in the thigh. Also wounded were Patrolman John Sammar Isaac Cohen and Isadore Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lhot
About &0
Printz
Biederman & Co
John Becker
Roselli Doloungo
John Sammar
Isaac Cohen
Isadore Benjamin
Foretold Murder of Four Terrible Crimes Plotted
Portland, June 9. The Hill family of Ardenwald was found slain. William Hill and wife plus two children were killed with an ax. Sheriff’s posses and volunteers comb the countryside as police link the murders to a prior strangling and a threatening letter promising more violence from the same killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oreg
William Hill
Ardenwald
Hill
Philip
Barbara Holtzaman
Holtzaman
Obeyed Spirit Messages Weigh Will Contest Inheritance
Testimony opened in Kingston New York about a will case involving Harriet Patterson Thurston now Mrs Katherine Tingley head of the Point Loma Theosophic Society. The testimony claims spirit messages prompted land and temple purchases for a universal charity. Witnesses named include Mrs Alexander Hastie and Mrs Thurston married to W M Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
San Diego County
Cal
George L. Patterson
Newcastle
Harriet Patterson Thurston
Katherine Tingley
Point Loma
Theosophic Society
Thurston
Alexander Hastie
Patterson
Tingley
California
Judgment reversed in International Power pool suit
The Appellate Division reversed a $97,000 judgment in the suit by William D. Franklin and George Isham Scott against Joseph H. Hoadley Cyrus Field Judson and Joseph Leiter, sending the case back for new trial. The court held Judson who ordered the stock purchases was not the agent of Hoadley or Leiter, absolving them of liability for the stock corner action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William D. Franklin
George Isham Scott
Joseph H. Hoadley
Cyrus Field Judson
Joseph Leiter
International Power “Pool
Franklin
Scott
Judson
Hoadley and Leiter
Madero Cheers Reyes Arrival to Stop Speech at Capital
In Mexico City June 9 crowds greeted Gen Bernardo Reyes with cheers but he was not accorded formal honors. Reyes attempted to speak but interruptions forced him to stop and depart for his son's home. Nearby, Gen Juan Navarro and federal troops released prisoners and headed toward southern Mexico by Eagle Pass amid insurrectionary concerns.
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Capital Station
Mexico
Reyes
Madero
Bernardo Reyes
Tus
Navarro
Paso
Juan Navarro
Juarez
Eagle Pass
Tex
el Pano
Eagle Paass
Tmsurrecto
Here
Torreon
Insurrectos
Dr Woodrow Elected President of Home Missionary Assn
Special to The Washington Pew reports Dr Ho Woodrow of Washington DC elected president of the Congregational Home Missionary Association at its meeting in San Francisco on a day in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Ho Woodrow
Washington, DC
Congregational Home Missionary Association
Broker Sentenced to Prison for Grand Larceny
New York note broker Arthur A. Dunphy was convicted of grand larceny in the first degree and sentenced by Judge Foster to Sting Sing prison for two to ten years. Co defendant Dr Frank L. Moyer faced related charges over $5,000 fraudulently obtained from the Anglo South American Bank in Williamsport, Pa. Judge Foster denounced commercial criminals as depraved and merciless.
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New York
Arthur A. Dunphy
Foster
Sting Sing Prison
Dunphy
Frank L. Moyer
National Protective Association of
Williamsport
Pa Moyer
Edith Terry Dies by Suicide Over Marriage Objection
Miss Edith Terry 38, postmistress of Orient, Greenport Long Island, hanged herself with a stocking after her parents objected to marrying a man nine years younger. After time with her fiancé yesterday she returned home, made a noose, and fell unconscious. died soon after discovery by family.
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Greenport
Long Island
Edith Terry
Orient
Oriental jewelry seized on Japanese liner Tenyo Maru
Customs officers seized Oriental jewelry and embroideries valued at 15000 to 20000 dollars from the Japanese liner Tenyo Maru. Tong Lee and Fong Thung Quong, two Chinese passengers, were arrested for attempting to smuggle the goods after disembarking in San Francisco on June 9. Mount Etna again active with rumblings and slight earthquakes near Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San V
Rancisco
Tong Lee
Fong Thung Quong
Notable Names in Hampton and Baltimore Obituaries
Bonnie L Williams and Lille A Tucker both of Hampton Virginia, and Georgie F Maurs of Philadelphia, Pa, are listed with reverends and other individuals in a fragmented notice. The text also references Rev Roland Cotton Smith, Rev E T Mow pray, George Fremmerman, Christina Hurdle, Rev G W McCullough, Richard C Roszel, Flora Gibson of Purcellville in Loudoun County Virginia, and Rev S H Green.
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Bonnie L Willams
Lille A Tucker
Hampton
John Reid Shannon
Willam
Philadelphia
Georgie F Maurs
Roland Cotton Smith
Albert
Metcalf
Helen Bo Jave Bne
Rex James F Mackin
William Oley Cooper
Mergaret
Ella’ Bartan
Baltimore
E T. Mowpray
George
Fremmerman
Christina Hurdle
G W McCullough
Richard C Roszel
Flora Gibson
Purcellville
Loudoun County
S H Green
Health Office Records of Deaths and Hospital Entries
Fragmented OCR lists names from health and hospital records including Dave and Sarah Sherling, Orille Bo, Mary Forte, John Morries, Bernard Havel, Tutigi Minossi, Edward Netter, and others. Mentions Government Hospital for the Insane, Providence Hospital, Georgetown University Hospital, and various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Sarah Sherling
Bo I Farle
Etta Whaley
Mar
Guss
Mary Forte
John M
Ethel Morries
Bot Bernard
Une M Havel
Charles WF
Ella Hhiexo
Tutigi
Angela F Minossi
Joseph B
Mabel H Sampseil
Edward
Mary Netter
Harry A Baker
Government Hospital For the Insane
Biggs
Margarét
Anne
Fwyridge
Loca James
Francis Devin
Virginia education panel backs medical college merger
The education commission of Virginia, meeting in the capitol in Richmond on June 9, will issue a unanimous report to the next general assembly urging the amalgamation of the University of Virginia medical department and the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond.
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Union of Medical Colleges
Washington Post
Richmond
Education Commission of Virginia
Capitol
General Assembly
Medical Department
University of Virginia
Medical College of Virginia
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Philips
John Singleton
Ataeles
Groban
Phess Ail
Arried
Cincinnati & Enquirer Provideire
Jarnat Chavelana Maly Dever
Syia
Post Standard
Chica
Rochester
Weralé
Totus Republic
Thos
A. Costello
DOW Ostrely
R. Pumphrey & Son
Fusfral
Pmbalmers Chapel
Premis
W. BR. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A Speare
Geo P. Zurhorst
ENUF
UARER
AMRAT
J William Lee
Apa
Emtaler Tivers
Commodious Chapel
Ry Watero Crematerium
Mofleat Orfees
John R Wright CO
Shere
Los of Chapel
R F. Harvey’s Sons
Serer
Telphone
North
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Funftal
Faipalmers
Lincoln Agt
James T Clements
Sergeor
St. Lous
Phono M
Mausoleums
Paresis
Rhoto
Harris-Owing
We Spring
Ta Francaise
Kalon Wine CO
Aero
OHO
Bering Sea
Yukon
Brussels
Nea
Scholiaert
Impare
Elopers
John E. Andrus
Slayer
Child
H. Patterson Thurston
Apollinaris Water
Woaltex
Mme
Mariette
Mme. Manette
America
Dr. Woodrow
Broker
AON Ana
Bieu
Mount Etna
Mount
Hina
Columbia
Grafonola Club
Columbia Phonograph Co
Health Office Record
R. Harris & CO
D Streets
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