Russian Prisoner Tells Contradictory Murder Tales
The trunk murder case of a murdered woman and missing husband Charlton yields unclear statements from Ispalatrof the Russian, with police uncovering inconsistencies. Post mortem shows suffocation. traces of divorce papers found with the body. Dialogues reveal disputed details about Charlton, the couple, and Ispalatrof’s potential links, while no conclusive identity established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Charlton
Cunnze
Ispalatoff
Taft Pushes Study Commission On Railroad Stock Watering
President Taft and top legislators met to shape a new railroad bill adding a commission to study stock and bond issuance by railroads. The plan, backed by Speaker Cannon and Rep Mann, aims to curb watering while facing Senate and state rights objections. Mann optimistic that a stronger bill will emerge for House consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Aldrich
Representative Mann
Senate
Taft
White House
Congress
Cannon
Elking and
Mann
Interstate coTameres Commission
Mir. Mann
Siam
House
Duke Marries Miss Roschelle in Camden After Public Spat
Millionaire Brodie L. Duke of Durham elopes with Miss Wylanta Roschelle. They wed in Camden, New Jersey, with Justice of the Peace Frank Garrison officiating, after a delayed ceremony and public controversy sparked by Duke’s prior marriages. The couple returned to Washington and stayed at the Ebbitt House amid questions from reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Justice of the Peace
Duke
Washington
Col
William 3. Haskell
J . Duke
North Capitol Street
Hughes
South
Bethlehem
New Jersey
Bethlehem Nitec Company
United States
Steel Company
Carter to Move Concurrence on Postal Savings Bill
Senator Carter announced he will move to concur with House amendments when the postal savings bank bill is laid before the Senate. He expressed confidence though acknowledging possible opposition. The House substitute differs mainly in fund distribution and how banks may handle ginsta l savings deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Senate
House
Retirements in Army Brigadier Ranks and Other Notices
The President sent to the Senate orders retiring Brigadier Generals Estacourt Sawyer and Edward E. Wood. George Clark Jr. nomination for Newton Iowa postmaster was withdrawn. Three injured in Forest Glen crash remain at Walter Reed Hospital. Raisins worth 100000 burned in Fresno warehouse. Money to lend at 4 5 and per cent on real estate offered by F T Rawlings at 1506 Pa av.
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Senate
Estacourt Sawyer
Edward E. Wood
United States Military Academy
George Clark, Jr
Newton
Iowa
Forest Glen
Georgia Avenue
Butternut Street
Walter Reed Hospital
August Finneman
Hospital Corps
William Fidler
Sligo
Charles C. Tregor
F. T. Rawlings
Duke and Roschelle Romance Ends in PlannedMarriage
In Camden, Mr Duke sought to wed Miss M C Roschelle amid church rules against marrying divorcees. Rev Dr MacLeod refused to discuss the ceremony, citing canons of the Presbyterian Church. The couple’s wedding plans surfaced as details show Roschelle studied dressmaking and Duke visited Washington often to see his fiancée from a North Carolina plantation family.
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Willard
Duke
Camden
Durham
MacLeod
Presbyterian Church
Haskell
R. Duke
Burton Hotel
North Capitol Street
M. C. Roschelle
Misa Ida Roschelle
B. L. Duke
John Park
N. C
Taft to Attend Yale Fete During Commencement Week
President Taft plans three days in New Haven for Yale commencement week. He leaves Washington Sunday night and attends Yale Corporation events, sees son Robert graduate, and travels with Mrs Taft to Beverly after June 23. He returns June 24 to await Congress adjournment, missing the National League of Republican Clubs meeting. Roosevelt receives notable welcome in New York City.
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Taft
New Haven
Yale
Washington
Yale Corporation
Robert
Beverly
Helen
Congress
National League of Republican Clubs
New York
Roosevelt
Marietta
Ohio
Marietta College
Villa Nova
Lincoln
Lincoln College
Efe
Taft Is Filling His Engagements That Day Mr. Roosevelt
New Yor City
Million Loss Fire Ravages Seattle Waterfront District
Fire on the Seattle waterfront destroyed twenty acres of wooden blocks causing a million dollars in damage and leaving AM homeless. Sixty horses perished and hospital patients were moved to safety as dynamite was used on walls and heavy rain aided the blaze. The largest losses included Galbraith-Gacon warehouses and Puget Sound Sheet Metals Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Galbraith-Gacon
Puget Sound Sheet Metals Works
Glenarehy
Wallfist
Pacific Hospital
City Hospital
ELOPING HEIRESS DIES IN SANTARIUM MYSTERY
New York June 10 1910 notice reveals Margaret Leavitt Smolden 26 eloped with chauffeur Joseph Smeden and died recently. Coroner orders inquiry as details remain unclear whether death occurred in Europe or New York. Family maintains silence despite public speculation about the romance and a private sanitarium death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Leavitt Smeden
C. Howland Leavitt
Margaret Leavitt Smelten
Shore Acres
Senate Debates Tariff Board Funds and House Amendments
A lively Senate session debated a 250000 appropriation for the tariff board and considered House amendments to the postal service bid. Insurgents plan another fight on rules before adjournment, while Turner testified on the Wilson resolution for a probe into Mexican refugees. The majority report clears Commissioner Bennett of extravagant charges. The House adjourned at 4 10 p m to reconvene at noon tomorrow.
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House
Rainey
McHimiar
John Kenneth Turner
Wilson
United States
Dennett
General Land Office
Robbed in Pullman Car Stirs Police Cooperation
Washington police and railroad detectives appeal to curb increasing rail car thefts after multiple robberies on trains to and from the city. Philadelphia and Baltimore victims report jewelry and a watch stolen as suspects, believed to be New York professionals, operate in Pullman coaches and crowded cars.
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George Gray
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Pullman
Washington
Domer
Jersey
Union Station
Trenton
Jersey City
Porter
Baltmore
Phiadelphan
Quaker City
Washington Jotice
Woman's Purse Snatched Near Home in Northwest
Miss Malle Byrd of 142 Vo street northwest was attacked near her home on V Street last night. A black man grabbed her silver mesh purse containing four restored items and a railroad ticket, then fled toward Fifteenth Street. Police assigned to the Eighth precinct and Detective Barbee reviewed the case, with Chief Hartley directing. Baseball Today features Nationals versus Chicago at Columbia Theater with 3:30 electric scoreboard.
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Malle Byrd
Vo Street
Mit
Miss Byrd
V Street
Fifteenth
Eighth Precinct
Judge
Barbee
Central
Hartley
Rates Arrangements Withdraw Increased Western Trunk Line Tariffs
The interstate commerce commission arranged with railways in the Western Trunk Line and Eastern classification territories to withdraw advanced rates. Western lines will replace with supplemental tariffs about June 1, covering the last month or six weeks. Eastern rates will file supplements to advance rates effective August 1. If the railroad bill fails, increases suspend for new law review. Expected action includes suspending general advances pending inquiry. Today to Baltimore and Return via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Sporting Trip Coupons Offer Last San Francisco Trip
The final coupon of the four San Francisco trips will appear next Sunday in The Post. All coupons must be received by midnight the following Tuesday to be eligible.
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San Francisco
Yucatan Uprising Quelled Reported by Mexican Minister
Senor Enrique C. Creel, Mexico's foreign minister, said the Maya Indian uprising in Yucatan was subdued after June 4. Valladolid state dispatches note Federal troops moved to the area and engaged in fighting before the unrest was suppressed.
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Yucatan
Senor
Enrique C. Creel
Mexico
Valladolid
Fugitive Kamerer Fined in U S District Court
Edward A Kamerer once a Pittsburg broker, now in Toronto Canada, faced a decade old charge of using the mails to defraud. Indicted in October, he was arrested, released on 1500 bail, fled to Canada, pleaded no defense and paid a 1000 fine in U S district court.
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Pittsburg
Edward A. Kamerer
Rey
Ted
Toron's
Canada
United States
United States District Court
Kamerer
Woman Suspect Freed in Kellner Murder Case
Louisville police court freed Mrs. Margaret Wendling on motion of the prosecution. She had been under arrest for days on accusations of being an accessory to Alma Kellner's murder. She is the wife of Joseph Wendling, the janitor charged with the crime.
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Mit
Louisville
Margaret Wendling
Alma Kellner
Joseph Wendling
Belgian fugitive commits suicide after hotel arrest
Felecian Buisset, a Belgian fugitive linked to a 500,000 franc bank theft in Brussels, shot himself in the Hotel Brevoort lobby as detectives presented the arrest charge. He died early morning at St. Vin hospital after arriving in New York June 2 and attempting to flee with drafts and cash. Authorities note he carried a large draft on Hallgarten & Co and other valuables, while some $46,000 remained in Savoy Trust Company from a prior deposit. Police continue to sort deposits, drafts, and possible connections with a female companion card found on him.
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Brussels
Washington Post
New York
Felecian Buisset
Hotel Brevoort
St. Vin- Hospital
Feiix Bivilet
Coisse Des Piots
International Bank of Brussels
Buisset
la Savoie
Brevoort
J. H. Freymann
Freymann
Frey
Hulsset
Chicago
Tim Go Remei
Hallgarten & Co
L. van Zeebroeck
Buss
Savoy Trust Company
Arthur Hauer
Bullset
Det
Butsset
Burt
Belgium
Ruisset
Biollez
United States
Roosevelt Pinchot Garfield Leaders of New United Party
Informal St Paul reception honors Gifford Pinchot James R Garfield with Roosevelt Club backing for a new party led by Theodore Roosevelt and others. Banquet celebrates conservation efforts while warning against monopolies and urging youth support. prominent figures include Gov. Eberhart Mayor Keller and Judge Jaggard.
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St. Paul Roosevelt Club
Wash FF. Halbe
Roosevelt Club
Yale
Pinchot
Une
EL A
Theodore Housevelt
Gerrard Pinchot
James BR. Garfield
Gov
Eberhart
Maser Keller
Mr. Garfield
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Wylanta Roschelle
Missy Roschelle
N. J
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Donald C. MacLeod
What Presbyterian Church
Mr. Duke
Miss Roschelle
Mary Horsiley
G Street
Misa Rosehelle
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Tuke
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Col. Haskell
Therstley School
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Father
Bellevue Hospital
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Southern Society
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Joseph Smeden
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T. C. Demer
Hallie Byrd
Fourteenth Northwest
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