Thaw Remains in Jail as Hearings Continue in New York
Thaw discusses future plans while jailed awaiting a transfer to a state asylum or other facility. Justice Morschauser weighs motions regarding Thaw’s confinement and potential commitment, with Thaw’s wife visiting in jail and noting his hopeful outlook and possible business venture if freed.
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Birean
Powghkeepsie
Justce Lowh
Supreme Court
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Ana
James
Kapme
Band Stands Needed in Washington for Marine Band
John C Holland appeals to city leaders to build roofed band stands in Washington. He urges two large stands, one on Capitol grounds and one near White House grounds, to improve sound and shelter for public performances by the Marine Band. June 11.
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Capitol Grounds
White House
Ountry
Washington
Bese
John “C
Holland
Murder on Morristown Golf Links Shocks Town
Four children in Morristown report their mother murdered near the local golf links after a quarrel with a man she dated. Neighbors heard threats prior to the shooting and detectives found a pistol wound and blood evidence at the scene. The victim’s relatives say the man pressured her to marry despite her reluctance.
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Clubhawks
Spedal
Washington
Morristown N J
Krank
Ned
Gelat
Mra
Jubilee pageant in Vienna features 20000 in armor and era costumes
Tens of thousands march in a grand pageant recalling the reign of Charles and the Habsburg dynasty. More than 700 representatives of Austria’s population ride in armor and period garb, with nobles, clergy, and royal household members present amid a festive procession through central Vienna.
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Auste
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Joseph
Arch
Hesses
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Austria
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Ottoas
Uppertad
Ate
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Priacty Oy
Csutlares Bely
Governor Avoids Berth 13 in Chicago Trip Fallout
The governor's private secretary indicated he would regret the decision not to nominate Farrbanks amid preexisting handicaps and paid opponents. Berth 13 was seized in a scurrying around, with officials deeming the situation unsatisfactory.
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Washington Four
India
Hanley
Farrbanks
Taft
Funeral of O H P Belmont Held in New York
The funeral of O H P Belmont was held in the Church of the Incarnation with mourners including prominent New York society members. The rites were led by Charles A Snedeker rector of St Georges Hempstead and a boys choir assisted. A large wreath of orange blossoms adorned the coffin while attendees included Mr and Mrs William K Vanderbilt jr August Belmont jr Oel rehs and Sydney Harris.
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O IL P Belmont
New York
Pes
Charles A Snedeker
St Georges Church of Hempstead
Wro
William K Vander Fic
August Belmontje
CM Oelrehs
Sydney
Whaler Willem Baylies Lost in Ice Pack
A Nome cable reports the whaling steamer Willem Baylies lost in the ice off Anadyr Bay Siberia. It is believed the crew of eighteen were rescued by the whaler Bowhead and are aboard the steam whaler Jeannette. A late Nome message confirms their safety.
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Nome
Willem Baylies
Anadyr Bay
Siberia
Jeannette
Fire Destroys Studio on King Street in Alexandria
A Alexandria fire gutted Archer L Jameson’s photographic studio on the upper floor of 454 King Street, causing heavy stock damage at Lozano Dry Goods on the lower floor. Firefighters confined flames to the gallery, with water damage to the stock, while two firefighters were injured by a dog bite and broken glass. Insurance and exact losses remained undetermined.
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King Street
Jameson
Washington Post Bureau
Archer L Jamesons
Lozano Dry Goods Company
Columbia and Reliance Fire Engines
Secon
Frst
George J Haines
Accot Ink Va
Alexander E Slaymaker
Logane Dry Goods Company
Sallie P Lozano
Saya
Jia Saya
William Craven
Columbia
King and
Pith
Edward Pettey
Fir
Pettey
Glass
Exercises At St Mary's Forty-First Annual Closing
The fortieth annual cease suent ex ercies of St Mary Aideny were held in the Aevandria Opera House yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large quidt After diplomas were presented to graduates by Rev LF Ricety assistant rector The graduates in music were Masses Mary Flien Hil and Side Ge trude patterson and Im the commercial clan Moses Ales Ann Freger Hazel Fieanor Ale Else Milroy Hamilton and Kelle Virginia Studds Each graduate received a gold medal and honors were awarded to several students in honor and attendance in various departments The Sunday school convention of the Baltimore Conference adjourned at noon yesterday after electing Judge Locke Watton president and Mr Mulan secretary The Potomac Academy closing exercises were held yesterday morning with certificates awarded to graduands and distinction certificates in English shown.
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Aevandria Opera House
LF Ricety
St Mary 8 Church
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Clifton
Ellen Hill
Mary Agnes Gulro
Katherine Groh
Mary Bernadette Allen
Washington
Mary Flien Hil
Ge Trude Patterson
Moses Ales
Ann Freger Hazel
Fieanor Ale Else Milroy Hamilton
Kelle
Virginia Studds
Alan
Wisa
Ida
Wiss Maud Allensworth
T Senor
Wiss Anne Wither
Wiss Heen Corbett
Mis
Carmen Mier
Junor
Degraded French Traitor Charles Ulmo Sentenced by Court Martial
Charles Ulmo, once a naval officer, was sentenced to life imprisonment and degraded in rank after a court martial found him guilty of spying. Arrested in October, he was stripped of rank and insignia as soldiers watched. He will be sent to Devil’s Island off French Guiana, where Major Dreyfus was confined.
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Toslon
Charles B Ulmo
Lilma
Lilmo
Limos
Devlis Island
French Guiana
Maj Dreyfus
Isa
Arms on Cuban ship rumor shocks Wall Street crowd
A rumor spread that the Ward liner Seguranca, sailing from Wall Street to Santiago Cuba, carried a large arms cargo for Cuban revolutionists. Customs officials were said to have learned of the shipment and to seek seizure on arrival. Separately a blessing ceremony for lilies will be held at Mount St Sepulcher Church Brookland after high mass.
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New York
Wall Street
Santiago
Cuba
South Street
Washington
Church of Mount St Sepulcher
Franciscan Monastery
Brookland
British Cruiser Captain Found Partly Guilty of Collision
A naval court martial in Portsmouth found Captain T Lumsden of the cruiser Gibraltar partly guilty of hazarding his ship after the Gladiator collision with the American steamer St Paul. He was reprimanded and dismissed from the ship due to the St Paul not complying with collision rules.
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St. Paul
Portsmouth
Lowry
St Paul
Eumsden
Tlumsden
Prisner
Accused Lawyer Ends Life in Watertown Ledger Incident
In Watertown New York June 12 Charles B McCormick thirty eight an attorney and brother of Kenry J McCormick former New York Central civil agent now under arrest on forgery charges leaped to his death from a five story office building. McCormick had been arrested last night on grand larceny charges tied to a fraudulent settlement alleging he and his brother netted 4260 from a 500 claim paid by the New York Central Railroad.
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Watertown
Charles B McCormick
Kenry J McCormick
New York Central Civn
McCormick
New York Central Railroad
Commencement Exercises to Open with Athletic Association Program
Visitors converge for the eighty aura session graduation of the Silverals of Virginia as June 12 activities begin in Charlottesvlle. Specialite The Washington Fest features athletes earning letters in football baseball track and basketball presented by the General Athletic Association amid the long list of graduates in law and various professional schools.
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Pike
le Way
Bartlett Giles
Orlando
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Erle Pa
Julius August Guedeler
Edward Henley
Williamsburg
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Tacoma
Albert Lynn Hughaon
Greenwood
Joseph Kincad Tryngot
Amelia Va
William Euneth Jackson Jr
Mvine
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Miscwaukee
Damian Monserrat
San Juan Porta Rico
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Birningham
Ala
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Beaer Dam
Wis
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Considsonville
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Washington Bb
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Tacewil
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Memphi Tenn
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Bellaire
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Richmond
Ernest Philip Steinhauser
Denver Colothurman
Lawrence Suherlani
Statton Va
Clayton Allen Tapseat
Chiehsvile Va
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Amo InderInam
Stuart Turnbull
Meredithtile
Winfeld Lawrence Waters
Lovsvill
Fmmel
Nelann Whte
May Market Va
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Yew Philade
Portsmouth
Percy Augustus Ferlens
Samuel Hewes Phillina
Chestee
Wil Fay Clark Spares
Charloe
Aie Ta Dala
Man Denied Attacking Woman in Corporation Court
Thomas Na man, fourteen, the son of Mrs Rhodes, testified that Wroten grabbed his mother inside the house and forced her into another room. Wroten denied the attempted criminal assault charge and declared the woman daily listed his room asking for wa ry. Mrs Rhodes said she was interrupted during household duties when the alleged attack occurred.
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Corporation
Wairy Wroth
Thomas Naman
Elopement of 79 and 80 Year Old Lovers in Madison
Madison Wisconsin June 12 Studelph Ploetz aged seventy nine a wealthy widower of Prairie du Lac eloped with Miss Ursula Hunees aged eighty once his sweetheart. They married by a justice of the peace after six sons opposed the match. The couple were childhood sweethearts who parted after a quarrel. Hunges had never married, spending a lifetime waiting for her first love.
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Studelph Ploetz
Prarie du Lac
Ursula Hunees
Brkleghom
Madison
Hunges
Missing Clerk Sought in United States Express Co Mystery
John O Fitzsimmons a United States Express Co clerk on a street port southeast has vanished since Monday. Police seek him after he failed to appear at the office and his whereabouts remain unknown. A search of hospitals yielded no trace, though the missing clerk is believed to be around twenty.
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United States Express Co
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Q Street
Glan Echo Park
L. Shaw
Ater Vaitant
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Mangger Shawnace
Periateralnetorma
Glen Echo Park
Grand jury returns true bills in grain rebate case indicting Warner Moore & Co
True bills indicted Warner Moore and Thom as I Moore of Warner Moore & Co for false billing in violation of the Interstate Commerce Act and Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co for the same. W & Forbes & Co were not indicted. The case centers on rebilling grain shipments from Western points transferred to connecting lines to avoid extra charges. Bail set at 10,000 for each of Gilbert and Johnson, with permanent bonds of 19,000 each.
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Washington Post
Richmond
United States District Cour
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Thomas I. Moore
Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway Company
W & Forbes & Co
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Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk and Western Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hia Western
Oki
Alexander P Gilbert
William R Johnson
Refused Wedding Ties For Washington Couple In Rockville
Miss Mary Mullen and Daniel Connor, a Washington couple, visited Hackville for a marriage. They asked Rev Philipp McGuire to wed them, but a pastoral letter prevented it. The duo returned to Rockville, where it emerged Daniel Connor had prior divorce, and the ceremony was refused again by Father McGuire.
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Mary Mullen
Daniel Connor
Washngton
Hackviiln
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St Marys Catholi Church
Mary
Bing
Mersuire
We Guire
Mail clerk convicted in theft of registered letters
Special to The Washington Post from Norfolk reports a United States mail clerk was found guilty of stealing three registered letters from the mails, each containing a small sum of money, and sentenced by Judge Purnell to three years at hard labor in the Atlanta federal prison. Hawkins, 18 thirty five, has a family in Petersburg, Va.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
United States
Ayail
Purnell
Atlanta
Hawkins
Petersburg
Bananas Washed Ashore Along Virginia Coast
Telegraphic weather bulletin reports large quantities of green bananas ashore along the Norfolk coast between Pulse Cape and Wash Woods. Indications point to a banana freight ship in distress. cargo washing ashore, vessel identity not determined.
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Norfolk
United States Weather Bureau
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Pulse Cape
Wash Woods
Wiley's condition improves noted in Hot Springs report
June 12 report states Representative Agues of Alabama remains critically ill but shows slight improvement as physicians doubt recovery. Also: death notices for Mrs Emma G Bevis of Germantown aged 63, and Mrs Mary Potts of Warpers Ferry age 68.
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Agues
Alabama
Emma G Roland
Washington Post
Bevis Md
Emma G lReand
Germantown
William Fo Boland
Mary Potts
Thomas Potta
Maryland Weddings in Gaithersburg and Rockville Notices
Mary land wedding notices report the June Gaithersburg marriage of Misa Anna Lila Witer daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles Ititers to Dr J Lawn Thompson of Washington with ceremony at the bride’s brother in law Horace B Haddox’s home in Rockville. Nathan F Harris dies at 75 in a Baltimore hospital. lifelong Montgomery County resident, unmarried. Mrs Mary K Made aged 85 of Colesville district dies at daughter Mrs George Gates home near Lay Hill. surviving two daughters.
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Nathan F. Harris
Baltimore
Harriss
Montgomery County
Mary K Made
Colesville
George Gates
Lay Hill
Eureka Life Insurance dissolves injunction in Virginia Circuit Court
Richmond June 12 Judge R Carter Scott dissolved the injunction against Eureka Life Insurance Company and discharged its receiver after the court found its assets and liabilities satisfactory in law. The firm, incorporated in Virginia though based with principal offices in Philadelphia, had its charter revoked earlier due to capital impairment pending an investigation. A temporary receivership had been granted in Newport News by Fudge Barham at stockholders’ request while the matter proceeded.
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Eureka Life Insurance Company
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Eureka Company
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Virginia
Fudge Barham
Corporation Court of
Newport News
Schuman Proves Wild In Fifth Inning For Norfolk
Lynchburg fall to Norfolk 4 1 in game two of the series as Schuman wilds the fifth inning by walking three and allowing one run. Seitz, Lanner, and Kikptk contribute hits for Lynchburg while Bowen and Salty Barnice pace Norfolk with baserunners and timely hits. Reed and Carroll post strong pitching performances in a tense Norfolk victory.
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New Books Received From Major Publishers
A list of new titles includes KEW ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SOCIAL REFORM by Biles Funk & Wagnalls. The Voice of the City by O Henry. The Book of Fish and Fishing by Louis Ahead. June Topardy by Imer Waynes Gilmore. The Furnishing of a Modest Home. The Interpretation of Faith by Gerhart C. Mare. The Romangy of the Reaper by Herbert N. Cason. The Cobbler by Elma A Travis. Lawless Worth by Charles Eelseer. Tales Out of School About Naval Officers by Mary S. Uitsock. Triazzy the Vanicorn Girl by Wargerer Reck.
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Travis Outing Publishing Company
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York City
Roanoke Beats Portsmouth 4–1 In Notable Baseball Showdown
Roanoke triumphed 4 to 1 over Portsmouth in a clean game noted for few errors and a pivotal sixth inning rally. Morrissey delivered a two run triple while Shaffer and Larkin contributed key hits as Roanoke secured the win behind pitcher Hamilton.
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Crockwell Death in Berryville After Lingering Illness
Virginia obituary notes Charles E Crockwell died in Berryville at his sister’s home after a long heart illness. Born November 10, 1827 in Winchester, Va. He is survived by his daughter, A. The report records a quiet family notice from the local community.
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Excursions at Chevy Chase and nearby beaches draw crowds
Washington readers flock to Chevy Chase Lake and Glen Echo Park for summer pleasures with smooth sand, cool shade, and salt air. The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company donates Jamestown trip proceeds to the Children Playground Association as crowds enjoy evening concerts, dancing, and river excursions from June 15 to 11 p.m. return.
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Children Playground Association
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Virginia Weddings: Harris and Inglea wed in Radford
Radford ceremony at the Presbyterian church united Miss Ballla Richardson Harris and William Inglea junior of Radford in a June wedding. Also in Waterford Lennoun County Charles C Virts married Mira Maude Smith in a Presbyterian church ceremony conducted by Reverend E L Wilson.
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William Inglea, Jr
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Joseph Virts
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Joseph Smith
Stainton Va
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