Inside Job Theory Doubted In Mrs Stanton Murder Claim
The Washington Fest reports no evidence supports an inside job or Mrs Stanton knowing more about Mr Ajee Konnan s death. Police and coroner examined Mrs Stanton who showed no emotion at the funeral cortege and no sign of rage or capacity to strike the blows. Detective Sgt Price and investigators noted the old woman could not recount the tragedy differently, while a neighbor described her as emotionally distressed after the stroke that befell Mrs Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ajee Konnan
Marion
Louie Stinton
Price
McDonalt
Bronx
Monet
Rinna
Stinton
Sergeant Price
Duraus
Police and DA rep Say No Break in Case Yet
After hours of investigation the day before, Jed watchers reported outside speculation about an inside job theory. Detective Price said nothing of significance was found to advance the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Attorney's Office
Jed
Price
Virginia University Debaters Choose New Professors and Jones Cup
The eighty second annual Virginia University session opened with debates and a ceremony. Dr Reid Hunt received the physiology chair, Dr Charles H Bunting the pathology chair, and Llewellyn Hoxton the adjoint professorship. The faculty presented a loving cup to Charles Pinckney Jones for his rector service 1988 to 1903. Degrees were awarded to numerous arts graduates including Smith of Fendersog and Woods of Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Hunt
Marine Hospital Service
Loving Cup
Charles’ Pinkney Jones
Stith
Thornton
Whitehead
Robert K Massie
The
Theological Seminary of Virginia
University
Charles H Bunting
Johns Hopkins University
Hygienic Laboratory
United States Public Health and Marthe Hospital Gergive
Washington
Llew
University of Virginia
Samuel Bakes Woods, Jr
Charlottesville
S Tidgood
Albert Stuart Bolling
Charlotteswile
Lewis Hinton Bosher
Richmond
John Thorepson Brown, Jr
Charlottesvitle
Robert George Camp
Franklin ,Va
John Alfred Clarke
Danville
Sichard Beckethaen
Wendstock
Tames (Ithron Johnsson
Rockdell
John Thonay McCants
Talladega
Ala
Trederick Granam Pollard
Jans Brookes Smith
Hender
Samuel Baker Woods, Jr
Charlottesvile
Father doomed wrong son in Riga police case
A Latvian military action in Riga forces a veteran father to select which son will be executed for disarming a police officer. After the father chooses and the execution occurs, authorities discover the other son was the actual offender, who is rearrested and tried by court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Riga
Phillips Sprague Married in New York Ceremony
On Monday June, at the Camel of the Blessed Sacrament in New York City, Hermett Ewing Sprague, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hens Alert Sprague, married Walter Stewart Pull at the ceremony conducted by Hon. Father Phelis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips—Sprague
Camel of the Blessed Sacra- Ptl
Sven Arol Street
Broadway
New York
Phelis, Hermett Ewing
Hens Alert Sprague
Walter Stewart Pulll
Died notices listing multiple obituaries and funeral details
A page of death notices reports several individuals dying in June 1906 across various locations including Washington DC Vancouver Washington and Tolone with funeral arrangements, interments and bereavement details for Mary Hgiten Alice Mayer Howard Mohler Cora Overton OConnell Hugh Foston Ella Wilson and others. Dates range June 1 through June 13 with various residence and cemetery details and short survivor lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holder
Cairo
Mary A Hgiten
Wa Noties
Hig Slater
Washington Grove
Harry Gus
Willa At
Lowsiara A. Mathis
Congressional Cemetery
Stelt Mayer
Vancouver Wash
Alice E Mayer
Jane Lavoy Mohler
Lowsa
Wiliam Monler Finerat
Cejdtal Street
Ap Om
Spuuercutt
Tamat
Toulon
Cora Overton
M. W. Netafercutt
Toulon NT
John Atkinson
Oconnell
Mary
Daniel Oconnell
Madigan
Flo
Second Street
Santhedst
Ebene
St Peter's Church
Mount Olivet
Fosfon
Fifteenth Street
Om Wilson
Ella Wilson
Sir Stour
Joan Douglas
Gladstone
Tr Street
Battal
Janesville
Wis
Wilson
Harm O Wilson
Butter Mont
Trank D. Wilson
Kansas City
J Dene
Ss—S
Mutiny in Fletz regiment unsettles Poltava garrison
From Poltava on June 11 an open mutiny broke in the Fletz infantry over unkept pledges to improve service conditions after last fall's revolt. Mutineers moved through the town disarming police and gathering support from Sedky regiment and artillery units. Police efforts failed to disperse them as a crowd gathered in the square. In Odessa, 152,000 repatriated troops have been landed to date to minimize contact with townsfolk amid disaffection, especially among officers. In Warsaw, Polish terrorists press a relentless war with assassinations striking municipal and police officials, including the mayor of LeMeo and the police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poltava
South Russia
Fletz
Sedky Regiment of Infantrs
Frigade
Police
Fred
Mumeers
Piblic
Odessa
Japan
Wiarsaw
Poland
Mayo of LeMeo
Police Board
Siedles
New Center Party Emerges in Russia Amid Council Majority
In St Petersburg on June 1, a new centrist party between the Octoberists and Constitutional Democrats is announced by M Yrmmoiof, once Agriculture Minister and now council member. It is expected to win a clear majority in the council, with the new Center Paris opposing the council majority’s legislative agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nservative
St Petersburg
Center
Octoberists
Constitutional Democrats
M Yrmmoiof
Council of the
Empre the
Paris
Center Paris
Amuatre
Aner
Russia's Naval Programme and Progress Report
Official statement outlines naval construction: seven cruisers due by summer 1908, five battleships, four gunboats, two torpedo transports ready for commission by end 1907, and thirty five torpedo boats to serve by spring 1903.
Austrian Dispensary Drug Promises Hay Fever Cure
An Austrian drug called ascatco claims to permanently cure asthma and prevent hay fever if taken six weeks before symptoms. The ad promotes free samples and a mail order option from 3 West 2th Street, New York, offering seven drop doses and area rates for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascatco
Stormed Prison as Lynch Mob Seizes Jail Near Aldanu
Charles Kinslow, a negro, charged with attempting assault on Mrs. Harry A. Boudon, a prominent Aldanu society woman. About two thousand men stormed the jail, breaking doors before a police squad restrained the mob. Boudon's cries alerted rescuers who captured the assailant and turned him over to police. authorities fear possible lynching and seek riot readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chester
Charles Kinslow
Harry A. Boudon
Aldanu
Kinstow
Bondon
Nemalie Wag
Residence Fire Destroys Mason House on Doughoregan Manor
Hillicott City June 11 The historic Carroll family residence of Mrs Emily V. Mason on Doughoregan Manor five miles west of Ellicott City burned yesterday Harper Carroll brother of ex Gov John Lee Carroll slept through the blaze and barely escaped with the help of a colored boy The fire began from the kitchen stove and destroyed nearly all valuable furniture some items once owned by Charles Carroll of Carrollton The incident leaves extensive losses to a family tied to Maryland history
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Washington Post
Outing affray ends with stabbing in Beverly WV
Special to The Washington Poo reports in Beverly a clerk named John Channel was seriously cut in the abdomen and arm by Harvey Vest after a quarrel over the price of a pair of trousers. Channel attempted to eject Vest and Vest stabbed him with a long knife, authorities say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elkins
W Va
Beverly
John Channel
Harvey Vest
Channel
Vest
Want Friars Expelled Petition to Carry Truth to Ide
In Lucena Tayabas district a crowd protests Capuchin monastery influence. Governor Ide arrives to meet a delegation demanding expulsion of three Capuchin friars from Sariaya. The demonstrators say promises by former executives and Americans were not kept and seek withdrawal of friars. Ide orders protection for the friars and will study the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Ide
Manila
Lucena
Tayabas
Ide
Lucene
Iey
Sariaya
Lives saved by sermon in Norfolk church
A 65 year old man and a 40 year old woman, strangers to each other, attended Rev. Dr. W G Starr's sermon on Is death by own action sin. After hearing the sermon they visited him today and said it changed their minds about suicide. Names not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norfolk
W. G Starr
United States
Alka- Joldal Clinic
Joseph W. Coleup
Bert
Finnerseo Point
Postum
Postum Co
Bottle Creek
Mich
Lotkin
Little Dogkesae
Meliyedsyee
Boxall seeks absolute divorce from Raith J Boxall
Special to The Washington Pont Rockville Md July 1 James A Boxall through his attorney Edward Peters of Rockville has filed for an absolute divorce in the Circuit Court against his wife Raith J Boxall. The couple visited Rockville together and lingered near the courthouse for hours, later telling reporters they came for a lawyer because they want a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pont
Rockville
James A Boxall
Edward Peters
Raith J. Boxall
Slayer slain at Logan after double shooting
Logan West Virginia June 11 John Runyon was shot and killed on the street today after he had shot and killed Walton Cooke. Marshal Williams attempted to disarm Cooke, and when he resisted, was shot six times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Va
John Runyon
Walton Cooke
Marshal Williams
Cooke
Assault and Robbery Near Kingston Ends in Capture
A Black man robbed the Townsend home near Marion Station and attacked Mrs. Barnes and Miss Frances Powell at Kingston, threatening the baby with death. He rode off on Briddell’s horse, fled to Cape Charles, and was captured there. A mob gathered at Princess Anne, ready to lynch him if brought to court. He escaped toward Maryland via Cape Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Pocomoke City
Jr. Townsend
Marion Station
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Richroad
Robert Barnes
Frances Powell
Lewis Powell
Kingston
Cape Charles City
Princess Ann
Somerset County
Episcopal Church
Lill
Sam
Miss Powell
Ving
Cape Charles
Xehobath
Henry Briddell
Hoplist
Sernce
Princess Anne
Maryland
Goveror
Virginia
Boy Drowned From Steamer Near Creston
Parkersburg West Virginia June 11 Alpert Creel twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs George rec of Parkersburg drowned from the steamer Excel near Creston. He sought a job but was refused because of age and ordered off the boat. He hid in freight and stayed aboard. About 1 am he wandered the deck, tripped on a rope and fell overboard. His body was recovered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
Alpert Creel
George
Rec
Excel
Creston
Close Call for Rider in Boonsboro Storm Fatal Lightning
A severe storm near Boonsboro Maryland caused fatalities as a bolt struck a group of horses killing two and injuring others while rider Jerome Pollmenberger and his horse escaped. In Elkton West Virginia Earle Schultz pitcher for Coal and Coke broke his right arm while attempting a throw at the plate during the opening of the Hiking Baseball League season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Jerome Pollmenberger
Spegus
Elktus
W. Va
Earle Schultz
Coal and Coke A Road
Coal and Coke Baseball Club
Lightning kills two year old in Mason County
Lightning struck the Haley home at Glenwood Mason County last night killing J R Haley's two year old child and probably fatally injuring Mr Haley himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Huntington
W. Va
J. R. Haley
Glenwood
Mason County
Mr. Halley
Drunk Attendant Testifies At Virginia State Hearing
J L Glenn, a discharged attendant from Eastern State Hospital, told a legislative investigating committee he was fired for drunkenness during furlough but said the real reason was his refusal to vote for Norvelle Henley for Commonwealths attorney. He testified that other attendants were drunk the same morning and were not discharged, and that drinking was a common custom among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington East
Willamsbore
J. L. Glenn
Eastern State Hospital
Legislative Investigating Committee
Glenn
Norvelle Henley
Commonwealth
Henley Glenn
Grand jury summoned in Curtin murder case inquiry
Washington Post dispatch reports in Corporation Court the grand jury received testimony on the Curtin murder inquiry. Judge Bailey warned that unpunished crimes endanger citizens and urged a thorough, rigid examination of witnesses. Foreman James F Peyton leads a 53 member panel. 18 witnesses questioned by day’s end with more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
Ling Street
Alexandris
Grand Jury
Corporation Court
Curtin
Bailey
tLne
Frank J. Pollard
Henry Baader, Jr
Henry F. Robertson
George D Hopkins
Henry K. Field
Frank Harper
Joan W. May
John Leadbeater
James F. Peyton
Brent
Nee
St Mary's Academy 38th commencement at opera house
The thirty eighth annual commencement of St Marys Academy will be held in the opera house tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock with diplomas conferred on Misses Mary Nugent Gertrude Crilly Matte Crily and Ethel McDonald of Alexandria. Certificates in multiple departments were awarded to numerous pupils at the academy on Prince Street. In the corporal court case Mary A Burroughs versus Knights of Columbus the jury awarded $1000 with interest from January 22 1905. Upperville Horse Show entries list shows 145 entries across fifteen classes on day one and 160 entries across eighteen classes on day two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Academy
Opera House
Mary Nugent
Gerotrude Crilly
Matte Crily
Ethel McDonald
Alexandria
Academy
Prince Street
Misael M. Sweeney
J. Daly
A Will
M Cochran
J Crilly
Ro Crilly
T Sullivan
Gitt
N Grol
E Hill
B. Allen
A. Gilroy
NM. Hammill
J. Crilly
B Nugent
Stoutenhugh
M. Greene
H Greene
M Nugent
If McCormic
H Corbett
T Waters
Dougherty
J Graumann
L. Devers
M Daly
Manros
M Walker
Ferry
Kidwell
R Davis
D. Pullet
G .Toch Toll
L Holman
N. Hinken
M. Berm
Gerlacher
United States
Misses Lamer
M Gaines
Gaines
E Jackson
Mary Murphy
Margaret Murphy
Hamilton
of Futer
Mf Daly
Hoale
Mo Finks
M Lucas
McMenamin
M Hogan
EB Manning
K Brill
M Grew
E Allen
T Schlichting
R. Pongott
H Nugent
M. Ball
F Gmor
B Cadeky
Mises M Allee
M Gretner
R Daly
A ‘Byrne
V. Downey
P Hellmuth
E. Roland V McDermott
M Beck
H Drew
M Killmeyer
J van Horn
H Mayer M Tacher
H Jmeph
Z Ramer
J Schittehhting
J. ‘Allen
Mayer
M Miller
Bergin
W. Bayne
A. Ballenger
P Ballenger
G Butcher
la Briel
E Drew
M Kaos
M Kells
Kelly
P Cort
B. Evans
P Hyans
A. Grimm
H+ den
Losh
A Lush
V. Wiiver
V Reynolds
A Biren
X Fannon
T Spley
M. Foley
K Foley
E Adams
H. Wiles
Pennet
M. ‘Magner
L Donnelly
P. Hil
H Moore
J. Lash
J Ipoe
H Pohl
H Crilly
Fannon
C Corbett
Summerman
R. Milner
Sullivan
A Schnel
Remington
A. Goods
H Fannon
J, Crilly
T Hl
B Ale
B Sweeney
F Woeeat
Kline
A O'Meara
G Poh
I, Pohl
J Taylor
M W. Ale
L.“C Barley
Mary A. Burroughs
Knights of Columbus
Willam B Riley
Washington
S G. Brent
Upperville
Washington Fort Leesburg
Woman Dies from Melancholia in Norfolk Hospital
Special to The Washington Four Norfolk Virginia June 11 Mrs Mattie Elizabeth Jones aged thirty four suffering from melancholia brought about by the death of her husband several weeks ago died at the Norfolk Protestant Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norfolk
Mattie Elizabeth Jones
We Ee
Frederickshurg
Mary Bhpin
Hen Upton
Urbanna
Woodstock
George Dash
Chatham
Achilles Atkins
Franklin County
Fredericksburg
Mollie FT. Tinder
F. M. Tinder
Orange County
Petersburg
Peter O'Keenan
Mattoaca
Chesterfield County
Amelli County
Charlotte Butts
Fredericksburs
Vaughan
William H. Vaughan
Caroline County
Suffolk
Tune ii
Junius T. Parker
Feistel
Janeti
Elizabeth Maiden
C. A. Maiden
Tazewell District Episcopal Church
Goath
D. C Bowers
Luray
Charles T. Chadduck
Elgin
Curay
Dandley
Jane Bevittem
Scotland
Richmond
Mr. Young
Ghostly aid helps find hidden treasure in Maryland court
Baltimore witnesses discussed Dr Thomas White's occult system aiding Miss Rose Hannan to talk with spirits and locate a buried $261 treasure under a tree in Pooles Maryland. Hannan testified she saw spirits, learned mental healing, and used sounds and motions in communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hannan
Washington Fort
Baltimore
Thomas White
Rose # Hannan
Singuathe
Judge Morris
Dasd
Snend
Calls Dawson Catspaw in Montgomery delegation race
In Rockville Maryland on June 11 a new circular accuses Thomas Dawson of not being a real candidate in the fight for Montgomery County's delegation to the congressional nominating convention. It alleges campaign funding from ex Senator Wellington and Lloyd Lowndes to steer the delegation for their aims. Dawson calls these claims malicious falsehoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rockville
Thomas Dawson
George A. Pearce
Montgomery County
Wellngton
Lloyd Lowndes
Montgomery
Wellington
Lowndes
Dawson
ELOPERS ELUDED PARENTS ON FIRST RAIL TRIP WEDDING
June 1 Winchester Virginia special to the Washington Post notes Lula Loy aged nearly sixteen and Taylor Lee of Clarke County eloped by rail to Hagerstown Maryland for marriage. They left Bluemont and Berry’s Ferry homes after telling parents a visit. The couple returned at noon the same day and had never ridden a train before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Winchester
Glatke County
Lula Loy
Letcher Loy
Bluemont
Loudoun
Taylor Lee
Berrys Ferry
Clarke County
Hagerstown
Ohio Delegation Visits Jamestown Exposition Grounds
The Ohio State commission to the Jamestown Exposition arrived in Norfolk and visited the grounds where the Ohio State building will be placed. A conference with exposition officials followed on the scope of the Ohio exhibit. Members include John W Boothwalter Springfield Ernest Root Medina John P Given Circleville George W Kuigil Columbus and Clive C Handy Wau sean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worfalk
Ohio State Commission
Norfolk
Ohio State Building
John W Boothwalter
Springfield
Ernest Root
Medina
John P. Given
Circleville
George W. Kuigil
Columbus
Clive C. Handy
Wausean
Virginia Weddings and Local Notices Mention Elopement
Virginia wedding notices report Thopan and Nanme Ti Cassell eloping from Wayreheville, Va to Frederickburg for a ceremony by Rev. Amog Clary. Other marriages include Elijah Fardon and Carrie Ashburn in Lancaster County, Mary xn and Alfred R. Marton in Strasburg, and Leater Talley with Eadie Hiter in Pittsburgh area. Public notices touch on Postum endorsements and a traffic accident in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpnster
Thopan
Iss Nanme
Cassell
Wryreheville
Van
Amog Clary
Front Royal
Fredericksburg
Elijah Fardon
Carrie Ashburn
Samuel Ashburn
Lancaster County
Baptist Parconere
White Stone
G. ¥. Bradley
Irvington
Woodstock
Mary Xn
Strasburg
Alfred R. Marton
Eloit
Towa
Bride's War
GFL Fimk
J. Hamaker
Christian Shureke
Leater Talley
Death of Miss Julia A Coleman at Harpers Ferry
Miss Julia A Coleman died at noon after a long illness from tuberculosis. She was years old at the time of death and resided in Harpers Ferry West Virginia. The obituary notes her prolonged illness and passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Coleman
Harpers Ferry
W. Wa
Committee to Represent Daughters at Jamestown Exposition
Mrs William B R McKenney of Petersburg, head of the United Daughters of the Confederacy division, names a committee to devise ways and means for representation at the Jamestown Exposition. Members include Mrs Cabot Smith of Rocky Mount, Mrs N Randolph of Richmond, Miss Elvira Jones of Roanoke, Mrs Pryor Jones of Petersburg, and Mrs Frank Anthony Walke of Norfolk. Virginia obituaries note deaths in Fredericksburg, Woodstock, Chatham, Petersburg, and other towns with survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liveral
Weehington Post
Petersburg
William BR. McKenney
Division of
the United , Daughters of the Confederacy
Cabet Smith
Rocky Mount
N. Randolph
Richmond
Elvira Jones
Roanoke
Pryor Jones
Frank Anthony ‘Walke
Norfolk
Rockville Marriage Licenses Issued In Circuit Court
Rockville licenses issued by the circuit court clerk include Ishmael Goings of Alexandria and Milas Mahel E Tinsman of Fairfax, with Graham Moyles of Washington and Beulah Crowther of Southeast Washington, plus Isaac Fontaine and Eva May Everett of Silver Spring, and Baltimore connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fos
Rockville
Ishmael Goings
Alexandria
Milas Mahel E Tinsman
Fairfax County
Graham Moyles
New Jersey Avenue
Washington
Beulah Mar Crowther
G Street
Isaac Fontaine Vison
Baltimore
Eva May Everett
Silver Spring
This County
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Mrs. Kinnan
Washington Society
Young Men’s Christian Association
Poindexter
Henson
D. D
Boston
Mass
Washington and
Jefferdon
Board of Visitors
James P Smith
San Faulo
Brazil
A. Hi. Foreman
Viginia
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Pennsylvani
George P. Zarhorst
API East Capitol
Rk. F. Harvey's Sons
Linemay
Fourteenth ST. NW
Poteraig
ODE
Gzar
Far East
NEW Party
Russia
Mana
Rotsdam
Rotterdam
Zeeland
Antwarp
Sable Islang
NS Jung
Kalier Wile Jr
Bremen
Ourhampton
Cherkdure
Careflin
Liverpool
Llaworcet
Poistam
Fattteraam
Newport RT
Birmenthom Bremen
Cherbourg
Dover
Stour
Hamburg
Newark
Boulogne Haire
Vaderland
Antwerp
Kronpring
Hay
Aidana
Marshal
Baby
Boy
Eastern Hospital
St Mary’s Academy
Tame Spirits
Pr” White
OHIO
Doctor
Virginia Weddings
OLD Colony CO
HI Street
Europe
H St. N. W
Massachanetta Avenue
Rais Sealaa
U. D.C
A. F. Bornot
Packersburg
Ritchie County
Thomas Capps
Matthew Johnson
William Bray
William Brode
Monk Wiliams
Queen Street
Capps
Johnson
Bray
Brode
Broda
Carters
Beno’s
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