Woman Seeks Child Support Claim Against W E D Stokes
Lucy Mae Ryley testifies in Queens Supreme Court that she had a son by W E D Stokes and that he provided monthly support until 1907. She seeks back payments totaling 4500 with claims the child is the living image of Stokes and vows to prove paternity through letters and appearances.
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Washington Post
New York
Lucy M. Randolph
Jaycox
Queens County Supreme Court
Flushing
L. I
W. E. D. Stokes
Stokes
Ler
Lucy Mae Ryley
Quincy
Wrders
Col. Gruber
Philadelphia
Newpork
Randolph
George Gordon Battie
Eighty- Fifth Street
Long Island
Talesmen
Ife
Philip Lydig
Duke’ of Alba
William Earl Dodge Stokes
James Stokes
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Phelps, Stokes & Co
Yale
Ansonia
Funeral Directors Ad Broadside Listing Services
Multiple Washington area undertakers and embalmers are listed with addresses and phone numbers, including Thos S. Sergeon successor to R. J. Cain, Costello & Brothers, Frank Geier's Sons, John R. Wright Co., J William Lee, WM Sardo & Co, Zarhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Thos R Nalley & Son, Harvey's Sons, W R Speare, Adolph Schippert, and John M Mitchell's Son, noting chapel use, livery, day and night calls, and modest prices.
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Thos. S. Sergeon
R. 3. Cain
Whstow
T. A. Costello & Bro
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh St
John R. Wright CO
Tenth Staw
Eem J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Fost
Modern Chapel
East SM
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
R. Nalley & Son
1Th Street
RF. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Adolph J. Schippert
Feneral
Licensed to Marry Names in a Long List of Wedlock Pledges
A lengthy OCR list records numerous marriage licenses and banns showing pairs of ages and residences, including Walter Smoot with Julia Dorsey, and many other couples such as George Huguely with Mabel Shepherd and Mary Regan with Joseph Sotheran Edwards, with various reverends named for ceremonies. The item presents a roll call of prospective nuptials across different towns and ages, reflecting social patterns of marriage licenses in the period.
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Walter A. Smoot
Julia Dorsey
J. H. Welch
Hornbaker
Mary W. Price
Et . N. Noorme
Carath
Jane D. Randolph
Alfred Harding
B. Lynn Kolb
Emily M. ‘T. Capps
John Waeldley
George W. Huguely
Mabel R. Shepherd
Hugh T. Stevenson
Charles ©. Roach
Anne C. Harley
James
King
Raymond I. Dunigan
Ida
Buncher
T. J. Kendrick
Andrew N. Glover
Annia L. Vaughn
Richmond
C. P. Stearny
Bernard B. Farr
Charleston
Ade E. Miller
Rolla
D. Sotheran Edwards
Mary Regan
Ignatius Fealey
Joseph T. Eretens
Aliee M. Waters
T. G. Smyth. Wilbert
Mc Marth
Bertha M. Preston
J. H. W. Biake
Wilam Brown
Lucy J. ‘Bickster
J. L. Long
Frank P. Godwin, Jr
Kate M. Pens
Philadelphia
R. W. Lo
John F. Vermilion
Ethel M. Parker
J. B. McLaughlin
George B. Sharp
Agnes M. Halser
Eugene J. Connolly
Omco Wells
Addie Enealen
Wellington
W. F. Lock
John E. Atkins
Mineral Va
Alice T. Seay
Glenoro
EE. Maraball
James H. Fritz
Elizabeth M. Keane
W. A. Curley
Archer
ML Partes
Anna L. Peed
Ss. M. Mills
J. P. Thornton Johnson
Susie McPherso
Deaths in Health Office Record of 1907 Names and Ages
Health Office record lists deaths with names and ages including Jerome Maynard of Gratien age 66 from Philadelphia area. Other entries note Jacob Nobess Presidence Hospital and Regina Spencer aged 3 months, infant deaths of George W. and Pearl Curtain, Albert Peters 17, and infants of George and Fannie Coats. Locations include Anacostia and various streets in Washington.
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Jerome Maynard
the Gratien
Latra
Licehear
Mt. Ow
Charlies B
Jacob Nobess
Hoephal
Tyro
James B. Price
6Th St. Nw
Larbe Ladeicke
Pa. Ave
Loupita
Regina M. Spencer
Orchard Confessed Plans To Kill Bradley In Several Attempts
The testimony described Orchard detailing his methods against Fred Bradley, including a milk poison plot and a dynamite bomb placed at the Bradley home. He described buying dynamite, five inch lead pipe, and a wooden box device, and explained his movements from San Francisco to Denver while denying prior lies and suggesting others funded his actions.
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Bradley
Orchard
Richardson
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Judson Powder Company
Caliente Springs
Caliente Springa
Judson Company
Washington Street
Taylor Street
Bradley House
Mr. Richardson
Wood
Carter
Mortay
Nugent
Pattibone
Denver
Bettibone
Billy Ackerman
Adams’ House
Adams
Stéve
Rich_ardson
Adam
Pettibone
Haywood
Orchard Cross-Examination Highlights Haywood Plot Links
Testimony lays out Orchard's claims of involvement with Haywood faction plotting assassinations and dynamite schemes. Witness recounts meetings at Globeville and Canyon City, money moves, and alleged schemes against Judge Gabbert and Judge Goddard amid a Colorado labor unrest backdrop.
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Jover
Orchard
Miners’ Strike Relief Fund
Aywood
Haywood
Goddard
Richardson
Supreme Court
Gov
Peabody
Adams
Steve Adams
Globeville
Joe Mehalich
Max Malich
Me. Halich
Steve
Judge Goddard
Lottie Day
Bélmont
Moyer
Pettibone
Canyon City
Aberdeen
Holywood
Youth found slain near St Petersburg with mutilated face
The body of a youth, found in a wood on the outskirts of St Petersburg, bears a cut throat and an unrecognizable face. The discovery prompted authorities to locate an open air bomb factory nearby with a large quantity of explosives. It is suspected the youth was executed by the bomb makers.
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St- Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Caruso Not Disturbed By Possible U S Exclusion Saga
Tin tenor Caruso faces possible U S exclusion after a police court conviction in New York. Lawyers claim he may be allowed to return, though barriers linger. The chaotic report notes government scrutiny and ongoing legal maneuvering surrounding his status.
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United States
London
Juraxugo
invNew ’S
Bern
Connie
Hte
Britain and United States discuss commercial concessions
London reports Foreign Secretary Grey told the House that the United States does not seek to discriminate and is willing to apply German agreement provisions to Great Britain if desired. He noted ongoing talks with the board of trade and that U S negotiations extend under the Dingley act. The matter hinges on whether British chambers can be treated like German ones for invoice certification.
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Great Britain
London
Grey
House of Commons
United States
Board of Trade
Orher
Edward Grey
State Department
Chambers of Commerce
New York
British Chamber of Commerce
Treasury Department
Death of Clovis Hugues French publicist and ex deputy
Paris reports the death of M. Clovis Hugues born 1851 former priest turned publicist for Le People. He served in 1871 three years' imprisonment, killed a Bonapartist editor in 1877, later elected to the Chamber as an Extreme Left member. His wife shot at public official Morin in 1884. she was acquitted in 1885. He supported General Boulanger and led the League of Patriots.
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Man
Paris
Clovis Hugues
The
People
Marseilles
Gustave Naquet
the Algie
Chamber of ‘Deputies
M. Hugues
Palace of Justice
M. Morin
Mme. Hugues
Mme
Gen. Boulanger
League of Patriots
Blake's Skull Fractured In Edge Hill Crash
Banbury England June 11 James Blake of Philadelphia wounded in an Edge Hill car crash. H Johnson of California dead from skull fracture and chest injuries, cremation planned in London. Mrs Blake slightly hurt. inquest for Mr Johnson set for tomorrow. chauffeur failed to master Edge Hill hill. car wrecked.
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Banbury
England
James Blake
Philadelphia
Edge Hill
Here
H. ©. Johnson
California
Mr. Blake
Mra. Blake
Hill
British Fishermen Protest Nicaraguan Seizure Demands
Kingston Jamaica June 11 Captain Bodden of Grand Cayman met Governor Olivier to lodge complaints by British turtle fishers against Nicaragua. They allege a second commandant demanded one dollar per turtle after prior permit, leading to firing on a boat and compelled payments under protest before returning home. The governor promised to raise the issue with Britain’s Foreign Office.
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Jamaica
Kingston
Bodden
Grand Cayman
Gov. Olivier
Nicaragua
Mosquito Coast
Gracian
Gach
British Foreign Office
Steals Flowers From Grave Shocks Berlin Widow Arrested
Special cable from Berlin reports Frau Oderstrom, a widow, arrested for desecrating the grave of an American lady by stealing flowers placed by the husband, also American. The husband warned the thief, a vase of violets and roses vanished, and a police scene followed as he pressed charges amid alleged police pressure to hush up the case.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Oderstrom
Rosen
Violets
Niles
Frau Oderstrom
Irish Nationalists Plan Aggressive Fight For Home Rule
Irish Nationalist party leaders in the Commons vote to oppose the government and curb the army bill in renewed effort to secure broader home rule for Ireland. They plan battles in Parliament and in English constituencies, aiming to educate voters and press for an Irish university and Queen's College Dublin funding. Hard fighting and disciplined organization are urged to force a future home rule bill.
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London
House of Commons
Ieland
Ireland
Jarrow
England
Queen's College
Dublin
John 3. Redmond
Great Britain
Rioting in Ireland Near Athenry Galway
A large police posse clashed with a crowd raiding cattle from a farm near Athenry Galway at midnight Monday. Officers were stoned and briefly fired upon, a sergeant ordered volleys, the crowd returned fire, and the posse retreated as the raid ended. Several farmhouses have been fired at night recently and public sympathy leans to the peasants, constraining government action.
Red Cross Congress Opens in London With Royal Welcome
Lord Roberts welcomed delegates on behalf of Queen Alexandra as president of the British Red Cross Society at the eighth International Red Cross Congress opening in London. The Marquis de Vogue spoke for the delegates, with messages from the Empress of Russia and Florence Nightingale.
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Lord Roberts
Queen Alexandra
London
Lord Marshal
British Red Cross Society
Orford's Highest Honors Go to Three Trinity Men
The Senior wrangler ship at Oxford has been awarded to George Neville Watson of Trinity College Cambridge has abandoned the custom. H W Turnbull and A V Hill, both of Trinity, are named second and third honor men respectively. Special Cable to The Washington Post.
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Orford
Trinity College
Washington Post
London
George Neville Watson
Oxford
H. W. Turnbull
Trinity
A. V. Hill
Cambridge
Young Poet in Petersburg Ends Life Under Mysterious Circumstances
Alexander Yaross, a 21-year-old engineer and poet, died by his own hand in Petersburg amid unverified claims he feared police pursuit. A recent technology graduate had secured a high railways post, with details murky as officials probe motives. France Maintains Wheat Duties Amid Bread Price Rise
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Bt. Petersburg
Alexander Yaross
France
Paris
Customs Commission
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Glenwood
Leesnitzer
Aine U
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Edward J. Leesnitzger
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Malich
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State Senate
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