Thaw Remains in Jail Hope for Freedom and Transfer
The article reports on Thaw still jailed with his wife visiting and discussions about potential transfer to a different prison or asylum. Justice Morschauser weighs options for Thaw’s future, including a move to Mattawan or Matewan and possible asylum care.
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Kerk Jonesy
Hiarry
Birean
Powghkeepsie
Justce Lowh
Supreme Court
Matewaan
Ana
Kapme
Band Stands Needed in Washington
Letter from John C Holland urges city to build roofed band stands to quiet sound and improve acoustics. He calls for two large stands for the Marine Band, one on Capitol grounds and one near the White House, to better showcase the nation’s pride and public performances. Washington June 11.
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Marine Band
Capitol Grounds
White House
Ountry
Washington
Bese
John “C
Holland
Desperate suitor murders mother on Morristown golf links
Four children mourn their mother found slain on the Meristown Field Club golf links after a man she had spurned lured her away. Neighbors overheard threats as the Italian barber suspect fired shots and fled. the crime follows a pattern of coercive romance and prior urging of marriage.
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Clubhawks
Spedal
Washington
Morristown N J
Das- Deght
Iite
Meristown Feld Club
Krank
Ned
Gelat
Mra
20000 In Jubilee Pageant Garbed in Armor and Costumes
700 representatives from across Austria participated in a jubilee pageant marching in armor and period costumes. The procession featured royalty, nobles, and officials, with spectators and carriages lining the streets. The event showcased Austria’s historical pageantry during the reign era and included displays of ceremonial attire and architecture.
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Vienna
Auste
Gar
Joseph
Arch
Hesses
Royalses
Austria
Olvees Aarons Bon Carls
Ottons
Ate
Eglis R Val
Priacty
Csutlares Bely
Governor Avoids Berth 13 Amid Taft Talk
The Washington four India report notes Governor Hanley skipped a berth 13 nomination issue. Officials indicated it would be unwise to nominate Farrbanks for presidency given existing political handicaps and already paid opponents. Berth 13 confusion was seized and deemed satisfactory.
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Washington Four
India
Hanley
Farrbanks
Taft
Berth Novas
Funeral of O H P Belmont in New York City
Funeral services for O H P Belmont were held in a New York church with a large attendance of prominent women. The rites, led by Rev Charles A Snedeker of St George's Hempstead, featured a boys choir and a wreath of orchids atop the coffin. Attendees included William K Vanderbilt Jr and August Belmont Jr and Sydney Harriman.
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O IL P Belmoent
New York
Pes
Charles A Snedeker
St Georges Church of Hempstead
Wro
William K Vander Fic
Jr August Belmontje
CM Oelrehs
Sydney Harrla
Whaling Steamer Willem Baylies Lost in Siberian Ice
A private Nome dispatch to San Francisco says the steamer Willem Baylies is lost in the Anadyr Bay ice pack Siberia. Eighteen crewmen are believed rescued by the Bowhead and are aboard the steam whaler Jeannette. Nome later confirms their safety.
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Nome
Willem Baylies
Anadyr Bay
Siberia
Bowhead
Fire Destroys Studio and Stock in King Street Fire
Fire at 621 King Street Alexandria destroys Archer L Jameson’s photographic studio and badly damages Lozano Dry Goods stock. Firemen from Columbia and Reliance battle flames confined to the gallery and lower floor with four water streams. one firefighter bitten by a dog and another cut by glass receive medical care. Insurance and loss estimates range up to thousands of dollars.
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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 Academy in Alexandria
The fortieth annual exercises of St Mary's Academy were held at the Alexandria Opera House with a large audience. Diplomas were presented to graduates by Rev L F Ricety and Rev Eath Payne. Graduates include Wisses Wary Ellen Hill and others. music and academic awards noted with gold medals.
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Aevandria Opera House
LF Ricety
St Mary 8 Church
Eathe
Payne
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
Alao
Wisa Ida
Christian Doctrine Miss Marlin Kais
Wiss Maud Allensworth
T Senor
Wiss
Anne Withelm
Wiss Heen Corbett
Mii
Carmen Mier
Junor
Degradation of Charles B Ulmo as French traitor
The former naval officer Charles B Ulmo was court martialed for espionage. He faced life imprisonment and degradation in rank as Lilma was arrested in October for possession of valuable documents. He was humiliated before troops, stripped of insignia, and condemned to Devlis Island off French Guiana where Maj Dreyfus was confined.
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Toslon
Charles B Ulmo
Lilma
Nulonast
Lume
Lilmo
Limos
Devlis Island
French Guiana
Maj Dreyfus
Isa
Arms on Cuban Ship Rumor Grounds Arms Shipment to Cuban Rebels
A rumor in New York claims the Seguranca carried about 10000 rounds of ammunition to Cuba for rebels. Customs officials allegedly knew of the cargo and warned Washington to seize it upon arrival at Santiago. Meanwhile Brookland holds a solemn blessing of lilies at Mount St Sepulcher Church with Mass and benediction.
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Wall Street
Santiago
Cuba
South Street
Washington
Church of Mount St Sepulcher
Franciscan Monastery
Brookland
Captain of Gibraltar found partly guilty in collision case
British naval court martial found Captain Eumsden of the cruiser Gibraltar hazarded his ship by default in the GladiatorSt Paul collision case but not by neglect He was reprimanded and dismissed from ship after considering St Paul’s failure to comply with collision articles.
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St. Paul
Portsmouth
Lowry
St Paul
Eumsden
Tlumsden
Prisner
Accused Lawyer Ends Life in Watertown Office Building
Watertown New York June 12 Charles B McCormick thirty eight an attorney and brother of Henry J McCormick a former New York Central civil agent now under arrest on charges of forgery killed himself by leaping from the top of a five story office building to the pavement He was arrested last night on grand larceny charges for allegedly taking part with his brother in a fraudulent settlement claimed to net 4260 from a 500 claim against 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 Attract Diverse Graduates Across States
The Washington Fest Charlottesville hosts the eighty aura session of the Liberals of Virginia with an athletic presentation by the General Athletic Association. A long list of graduates from professional schools and various bachelor programs is announced, including names from Virginia, Tennessee, California, and beyond, reflecting wide regional participation in the ceremony set for June 12.
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Charlottesville
Liberals
Virginia
Tomor
Brachelors
Law
James Jagley Bouldin
Houston
Leo Praiford
Norfolk
Joseph Anderson Caldwell
Aistol Tenn
John Morford Calhoun
Mayavilla
Alexantes Spottswood Campbell
Warrentown
Max Laurety Charman
Los Angeles
Callittard Wicent Glark
Lexington
Hernsen
Slauntos
Vatian
Lee Davison
Jonesy Me
Days
Nort Ik
John Raymond Engle
Palm Pa
William Ormondite
Hariottessilie
Jama Ferguson
Willacy Werrson
Pat Winted Kear
Norton
Wmerson
Wyntoin Kelly
Wite
Meron Kelly
Porter
William Brorke
Lamb Et Remont
Semarneal
Levi
Lomlayile Fy
Edwin Brooks Mapp
Keller
Wille Mauch
Bentim
Ark Geaga Water Jr
Miscosukee
Damian Monserrat
San Juan Porta Rico
Willem S. Mud
Birningham
Ala Sterbert Vasey Kek
Beaer Dam
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Francischella Pugh
Donaldsonville
la Gaile
D Fitz Simno Raene
Washington Bb
William Henry Hees
Masville
de Otis
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Richmond
Ernest Philip Steinhauser
Denver
Colothurman
Lawrence Suherlani
Statton Va
Clayton Allen Tapseat
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Herry
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Meredithtile
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May Market
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Stark
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Panlere
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Jou Pierpoit Fletener
Vortage
Wik Jol Jones Goodwin
Snemebin
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Cintiaia
K. Jorn Peachy Jones
Morrison
Hlgazsan
Erger Kapriella
Csarca
Turkey
Norman Powell Lake
Heriicioan Va
Cabell Maddux
Crome
Percy Augustus Perlens F
Collierville Ten
Hewes
Phillina
Chestee
Wil Fay Clark Spares
Charloe
Man Denied Attack on Woman in Court Testimony
Specialie TH Wasatret n vost ra k Va Sine charged with attempted criminal assault on Mrs Rhodes. He denied the charge in Corporation Court, saying the woman entered his room seeking a warning. Mrs Rhodes testified he grabbed her and forced her into another room while her son, Thomas Nam an, barely 14, was nearby.
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Wairy Wroth
Thomas Naman
Wroten
Seventy nine year old elopes to wed eighty year old love
In Madison Wisconsin on June 12 Studelph Ploetz aged 79 a wealthy widower from Prairie du Lac eloped with Ursula Hunnes aged 80 after a childhood romance. His six sons opposed the match. They wed by a justice of the peace, reviving a youthful bond that had drifted after a quarrel. Hunnes had never married before, having waited a lifetime for true love.
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Madison Wis
Studelph Ploetz
Prarie du Lac
Ursula Hunees
Brkleghom
Madison
Hunges
Missing Clerk Sought in Express Co Case
John O Fitzsimmons a clerk at the United States Express Company has been missing since Monday. Police were asked to locate him after he did not report to work and his whereabouts remain a mystery to friends and business associates. A search of hospitals yielded no trace.
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John O Fitzsimmons
United States Express Co
John OQ Fitzsimmons
Q Street
Grand jury returns true bills in grain rebating case
True bills were returned against Warner Moore and Moore & Co for false billing in violation of the Interstate Commerce Act and against the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for failing to impose regular switching charges. The grand jury also discharged W & Forbes & Co. Four counts exist in the Chesapeake case and three in the Warner Moore case. Bail of 10000 was set, with Alexander P Gilbert and William R Johnson posting 19000 bonds each.
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Washington Post
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United States District Cour
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Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway Company
W & Forbes & Co
Grand Jury
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Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk and Western Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hia Western
Oki
Alexander P Gilbert
Wiliam R Johnson
Refused to Tie the Knot in Rockville Meeting
Miss Mary Mullen and Daniel Connor, a Washington couple, visited Hackville for marriage. They asked Rev Philipp McGuire of St Marys Church to wed them but were refused after he noted a pastoral letter of identification. They returned to the city and came back, learning the groom had been divorced, and the ceremony was refused again.
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Wagngton
Rockville
Mary Mullen
Daniel Connor
Washngton
Hackviiln
Philipp McGuire
St Marys Catholi Church
Mary
Bing
Mersuire
We Guire
Mail Clerk Convicted In Three Letters Theft
Special to The Washington Post from Norfolk reports Hawkins, 35, a mail clerk, was found guilty of stealing three registered letters containing small sums. Judge Purnell sentenced him to three years hard labor in Atlanta federal prison. He has a family in Petersburg, Virginia.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
United States
Ayail
Purnell
Atlanta
Hawkins
Petersburg
Bananas Wash Ashore Across Coast from Unknown Ship
Telegraphic weather bulletin notes great quantities of green bananas washing ashore along the coast between Pulse Cape and Wash Woods. Indications point to a banana lugger or vessel in distress, but no identifying details or vessel name are available.
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Norfolk
United States Weather Bureau
Seacoast
Pulse Cape
Wash Woods
Wiley's Condition Improves After June 12 Report
June 12 report notes Representative Agues of Alabama in critical but improving condition though doctors express little hope for full recovery. Also dated items include death of Mrs Emma G Roland Bevis of Germantown aged 63, wife of William Fo Bevis, with three sons and four daughters surviving. Rockville marriage license for Katherine Thornton and Flisworth Harrison. and obituary for Mary Potts, wife of Thomas Potts, died at age 68 in Warpers Ferry, West Virginia.
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Emma G Roland
Washington Post Bevis Md
Emma G lReand
Germantown
William Fo Boland
Rockville
Washington Post
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Flisworth Harrison
Therndon
Mary Potts
Thomas Potta
Maryland Weddings Report from Gaithersburg and Rockville
Mary land wedding notes record Misa Anna Lolit a Water and J Lawn Thompson marrying at a relative home in Gaithersburg. Rockville’s Nathan F Harris dies in Baltimore hospital aged seventy five after long Montgomery County residency. Mrs Mary K Made aged eighty five dies at daughter’s home in Colesville district with two surviving daughters.
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Baltimore
Harriss
Montgomery County
Mary K Made
Colesville
George Gates
Lay Hill
Injunction Dissolved for Eureka Life Insurance Company
Richmond judge dissolves injunction against Eureka Life Insurance Company and discharges its receiver after a showing of assets and liabilities. Company, incorporated in Virginia with principal offices in Philadelphia, faced charter revocation due to impaired capital. Regentry Insurance Commissioner ordered investigation while a temporary receivership was held by Newport News judge.
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R Carter Scott
Eureka Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Eureka Company
Virginia Regentry Insurance
Button Rearing
Virginia
Fudge Barham
Corporation Court of
Newport News
Schuman Wild in Fifth Seals Norfolk Victory
Schuman walked three in the fifth and forced in a run to give Norfolk the second game of the series over Lynchburg. Gibson, Seitz, Lanner, Davis, Mestlake and others featured for both teams in a high tension game with umpires Byron and Hennager officiating and Richmond reporting a separate late game rally in Danville.
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Washington Post
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Pevalle
el Biebriet
Ee Lee Ba ' Totaix
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Suu
Revelle
Doyle Statford
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Kanzler
Henpart
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Reveille
Reveile
Walter
Rune— Rishmond
Ummepires
Byron and
Hennager
New Books Received New Encyclopaedia of Social Reform
New titles arriving from New York publishers include Hated by WDP Biles Funk & Wagnalls with expert questions and reliable references. Other works feature The Voice of the City by O Henry, The Book of Fish and Fishing by Louis Aid, June Topardy by Imre Waynes Gilmore, and The Furnishing of a Modest House. A survey of modern literature covers religion, agriculture, industry, and social themes with author notes and publication details.
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Spe Inliaia
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America
Roanoke Triumphs Over Portsmouth 4 1 In Tight Game
Roanoke defeats Portsmouth 4 to 1 in a well played contest at Roanoke. Morrissey drove in the decisive run with a two base hit in the sixth inning as Lohr, Shaffer and Hessler contributed key hits and the pitching staff held Portsmouth scoreless after the third.
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Oheamston
Tuprete
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Rocnake
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Hemilton
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Geie
Berryville Man Charles E Crockwell Dies After Illness
Virginia obituary notes Charles E Crockwell died at his sister’s home in Berryville after a lingering heart disease. Born November 10, 1827 in Winchester, Va., he is survived by his daughter.
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Charles E Crockwell
Winchester
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Excursions Flourish at Chevy Chase Beach and Glen Echo Park
Excursions draw crowds to Chevy Chase Beach Chesapeake Beach and Glen Echo Park as warm weather boosts outings. The Chesapeake Beach resort enjoys popular picnics and safe waters while Glen Echo Park adds daily attractions and dancing nights. The Jamestown excursion trip on June 15 funds the Children Playground Association with a river cruise featuring a spinning deck and palm room. Tickets are sold at the Norfolk and Washington excursion wharf.
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L. Shaw Learding
Ater Vaitant
Gentua
Mangger Shawnace
Glen Echo Park
Horfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Jamestown
Children Playground Association
Norfolk and Wanblagwau
Seventh Street
Virginia Weddings Add Two Nups in Small Towns
In Radford on Wednesday June 12 Miss Ballla Richardson Harris wed William Inglea jr at the Presbyterian church with Rev L W Irwin officiating. In Waterford Lennoun County Charles C Virts, son of the late Joseph Virts, married Mira Maude Smith, formerly of Staunton, at the Presbyterian church with Kev E L Wilson presiding.
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William Inglea, Jr
Presbyterian Church
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Radford Leesburg
Charles C Virts
Joseph Virts
Waterford Lennoun County
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Joseph Smith
Staunton Va
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