City Prods Plan to Run Week on $15 as Leper Case Hits Cost
Officials expect a $1,000 emergency appropriation soon to fund the contagious diseases department. In the interim, the health department will pay partial salaries to staff to avoid closure. Anacleto Palabay, the Filipino leper, has cost the city over $34 daily since discovery, with Stafford Combs’ glanders case cited as a major deficit cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Department For
Treasury
Department
Anacleto Palabay
Stafford Combs
Tome Gives Diplomas As Dean Briggs Delivers Address
Port Deposit Md June 12 The Tome School for Boys held commencement in Memorial Hall Dean Le Barron Russell Briggs of Harvard delivered the commencement address Dr Thomas Stockham Baker directed the ceremony and diplomas were awarded to Herbert J Adair John M Baker Stewart W Bowers Philip J Davidson Russell B Garver Kenneth Ray Curtis Leroy W Hammond John Hemphill Selah V Hiscox Howard C G Humason George A Hyde Wallace E King John A Knight Jr Russell Harrison Polhamus Thomas S Poole James K R Rosenfeld Henry G Rutledge Lanadale Ghiselin Lasseer Kendall G Seaton Hush D Stier Harry Vollmer George Gordon Yule and Frank Sowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Briggs
Harvard
Port Deposit
Tome School For Boys
Memorial Hall
le Barron Russell Briggs
Harvard University
Thomas Stockham Baker
Herbert J. Adair
Portland
Ind
John M. Baker
Goshen
Stewart W. Bowers
New York City
Wallace E. King
Lima
Ohio
John A. Knight, Jr
Williamsport
Russell
Harrison Polhamus
Fort Wayne
Thomas S. Poole
James KR. Rosenfeld
Henry G. Rutledge
Perryville
Lanadale Ghiselin Lasseer
Upper Marlboro
Kendall G. Seaton
Ashland
Hush D. Stier
Perryman
Harry Vollmer
Davenport
Iowa
George Gordon Yule
Kenosha
Wis
Frank Sowman
Minneapolis, Minn
Four Hurt In Baltimore Trolley Crash
Four men were injured and about a score of passengers were jolted when a North avenue trolley car skidded on wet rails and crashed into a Harford avenue car at North and Harford. Injured include Robert S Herman Harry Merkel Conrad Muller and Charles Velenosky. All are expected to recover.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
North Avenue
Harford Avenue
North and
Harford Avenues
Robert S Herman
Meeterman
Harry Merkel
Conrad Muller
Charles Velenosky
Inspector John Edwards Dies Laughing in Onancock
John Edwards aged 25, an inspector for the Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce Exchange, collapsed and died of heart failure while joking with friends in Onancock. His death follows a spate of fatalities at the exchange office in Onley within 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cape Charles
John Edwards
Onancock
Virginia Produce Exchange
the Exchange
Onley
Pair Held For Murder In Norfolk Onion Patch Death
Coroner's jury concludes Harry Blarding died from skull fracture caused by a blunt instrument in the hands of Minnie Lee Murdock or Charles Merkle or both. Minnie Murdock and Merkle are held for trial on the murder charge as authorities pursue the case linked to the Masons Creek cottage scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Harry ©. Harding
Masons Creek
Minnie I. Murdock
Harry ©. Blarding
An &x
Minnie Lee Murdock
Charles Merkle
Murdock
Merkle
Syrup of Figs and Senna Laxative Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Figs with Senna as a gentle, effective laxative for headaches, colds, indigestion, and stomach issues. It warns to buy only the genuine product from the company with the name printed on the front of every package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genuime
Eon i Ip Co
Ties Up the Eddy Estate in New Hampshire
Chief Justice Robert M. Wallace granted a two week continuance of the preliminary injunction restraining Henry M. Baker the executor of the late Mrs Mary Baker Eddy from removing any property from New Hampshire. The injunction was obtained by the State through Attorney General Eastman to await probate court action on how much of Mrs Eddy's property should pass to direct succession and inheritance law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Henry M. Baker
Mary Baker Eddy
New Hampshire
Robert M. Wallace
Eastman
Scheib TURNS ON ACCUSER IN LARCENY CASE
New York June 12 Henry A Scheib freed on a slaying charge against his wife whose body was found in a tub was rearrested on larceny for taking his employer’s auto without permission He accused John H Wyeth of perjury and the court ordered a substitute complaint Wyeth testified he knew nothing about the matter Scheib held on bail while the murder charge was dropped for lack of proof of homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry A. Scheib
John H. Wyeth
Scheth
Wyeth
Wryeth
Scheib
Bribery Indictments Stand Against Ohio Senators
Judge Kinkead overrules motions to quash indictments in the state senate bribery case. The first trial involves Senator L. R. Andrews and Sergeant-at-arms R. J. Diegel, with a separate triak requested. Prosecutor Turner plans to take Tegel first, while defense favors Andrews first. J Maeder, a Cleveland loan agent, appears after indictment and is released on $1,000 bond.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kinkead
L. R. Andrews
Lawrence County
R. J. Diegel
Turner
Tegel
Andrews
J. Maeder
Cleveland
Owen J. Evans
Lawsuit Over Alienation of Affections Aims 59001 Damages
New York June 12 The trial of Mrs Joan L Mackay Gliddon of Los Angeles against Mrs Gladys Lamberton Woodward of New York opened in the United States circuit court Judge Pratt presiding The plaintiff seeks 59001 damages alleging alienation of her husband De Patron Gliddon whose marriage to her began in 1904 and ended after a Monterey encounter in 1908 Lamberton Woodward heiress to nearly 4 000 000 left by John Bryson was introduced to Gliddon by Mrs Jack Riga wife of a gypsy violinist and the suit details travels and separations across the Pacific coast and Far East including San Jose Oakland Portland Seattle and more The Woodward affair allegedly led Gliddon to refuse to return to his wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Joan L. Mackay Gliddon
Los Angeles
Gladys Lamberton Woodward
Pratt
United States Circuit Court
Giddon
de Patron Gliddon
Woodward
Gliddons
Gliddon
Monterey
Cole
Gladys Lamberton
John Bryson
Stabbing of American Vice Consul Leads to Prison Terms
In Cartagena two Colombians were sentenced for stabbing American vice consul William B. MacMaster in summer 1909. One received fourteen years and the other six. MacMaster, born in Colombia and appointed from New York, was involved in a dispute with editor Mario Cordova and Abelardo Barrera, amid anti American sentiment.
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Bogota
Colombia
William B. MacMaster
Cartagena
MacMaster
New York
Mario Cordova
Abelardo Barrera
Legal Records Roundup Adopts and Trusts in Equity Courts
Equity Court No 1 reports include adoption of Richard and Thelma Green by readoption, adverse possession cases resolving to plaintiff, receivers and trustees appointed in several matters. docket items list judges, attorneys, and dates for hearings and references, with numerous lunacy and probate orders in Equity Court Nos 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Stafford
Richard Herbert Green
Thelma L.green
George F. Collins
Ginaman Va
Longacre
Plaintif
Cull & Cull
Bryan
Walter BD. Guy
Henry W. Sehen
Fell
G D. Garrett
W. B. Guy
H. W. Sohon
Hilton
W. J. Neale
W. H. Holinway
Payor Va
Payor Va. Ruppert
Plainjum
C. W. Clagett
JA. Toame
Wilchardson
Maghan
Leon Tobriner
H. E. Davis
Sittings & Chamberlin
Avcher
Sanitary Grocery Company
Derey Bormont
Willey
Rolaton
Stlvans & Richardson
Irving Williamson
Cave Ya
Cave
Piainfif
Bill
Thomas & Eller
George F. Havel
Carter
King— Poe
Stormont
Ralston, Stdfons & Richardson
Williamson
Hagan
Smith— Fitzgerald
Quinn
Justice Gould
Cunningham
Robert Meson
Ofder
Margaret O'Dowd
John Roy
Sam M. Colgan
Robert A. Sledel
B.A. Penning
Martin Ve. Landrick
Drandesburg & Crandenbure
George WW. Drew
Wailia
Turner Vs. Morley
A Hosa Va
Palmer
John Ridout
E. I
E. Ee
Gls
Alverco A
Matarantea
Plainilit
Chase Roy
George H. Macdonald
Irwin
Datley
Real estate transfers in Anacostia and surrounding DC areas
Real estate transfers list multiple transfers across Anacostia and Northwest DC including George C to William H. Acton at 405 M Street NE, Sarh EL Castas to Lily M and Gordon C. France at 20 Street. Patrick J. Galla to Elton Gallagher at lot 15, square 11. Lucy M. Shaw to Jacob Hochitter at Lot G, square 694. Emma M. Schuck receives block 18 from Howard University. William Holtmann Wagener for lot 47, square 85. Bernard G. Brown to GW Johnson as administrator at lot 74, square 5. James H. Winslow executor to Tein We Lewis at part lot 4, square 399. John Frideham Jr. lot 8F, square 227. Vernon & Honerdeny et al to Min bey lot 23 at Pennsylvania Ave SE. Frank A. Jones ux to Flisd Tavis at 499 Southw est. Benjamin F. Edwardon to Wilbert V. and Zula S. Reamer lot 12, square 3956. Hennah White to Havex Wo Hawkins lots 127 126 18 2% 130 4S square B28. Edwin Ho Neumetoux to Anns Yeumeyer lot 38 square 412. Lillian Moo Hewin to Edre C7 Wethreall part original lot square Set gia. Warner et ux to Edith Hf Gutwals dark 2 319. Margaret Ogle et vir William F. to Henry White east half lot 8 block 6 89. Maurice J. Adler trustee to 1.
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Anacostia
LeHn L. Watson
Yin
George C
William H. Acton
Sareh EL Castas
Lily M
Gordon C. France
Strart
Patrick J. Gallaher
Elton Gallagher
D Street
New Jersey Avene
First Streets
Lucy M. Shaw
Viz
Benjamin F
Jacob Ho
Itchitter
Jaron H. Lichitter
Fame
Lacy M
Effingham
Howard University
Emma M. Schuck
Florida Ave
Fitch
Sixth Strente
Wiltlim
Holtmanne
Wagener
Yurt
Square
Wits Lote & We Rt
Pennsylvania
Verenan & Honerdety
Min Bey
Raman Perry
KO Street
A. Jones
South Brook
Henjamin
Edward Ion i Eany
Wilbert V
Zula S. Reamer
Dingman
Te Mare AL Church
Dot
Leighth Street
Edwin Ho Neumetoux
Anns Yeumeyer
New Jersey Avenue
Lillian Moo Hewin
Wethreall
Gia
WITS
Warner Et Ux
Edith Hf
Gattwals
Crescent Place Northwaat
Margaret Ogle
William F
Henry White
Snacoistia
Maurice Otterback
Frank M. Isaac
Lelia L. Watson
Reno—Rueben
Simpson
Francis S
Leonard W. Greemen
Kirekine Gor
Aon
Walter T. Wheatley
Melline E. Cornish
George O. Watson
Richard A Pyles
Louis F. Stoetzer
Edwin L. Wilson
Wilkes M. Hallam
James B
Becnre Aquille R. Yeakle
Bloomingdale
Liltte D. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Co. Cemientiton Lerch
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant
Harry M. Dante
Honey H. Bergmann
Emmerich
Senire
Anton Bevel
iGama
Securra
Dent
West Bloomingdale
Mary A. Fowler
Ame
Seanicene Fame
Chapin” Brown
Ted Flenry H. Dersmann
Oriental Bulla
Ing Association
Michael Burke
Brown
Henry H.iux
Chapin Lerginanu
Original Building Association
Emma V. Slye
George Myte Berberta
Gul
Theodore’ Ke Gi
Sarah Mincovsky
Philip
Charles C. Moburn
Warcy
Sophia L. Rutherford
Lanier Heights
Marguerite Cui W. White
Walter 4
R. Lowe
Henry M. Baker
Frank P. Leeteh
Harry T. L. Hoste
Maurice J. Aller
William M. Dougal
ING
Rock of Dumbarton
Harry Faim
United Fates of
Armerica Ta Georeseriman
Wenrietta J
Sen
Oaialte Hi
Mt Fame
Prominent Men Set for Flag Day Talks in City Schools
Tomorrow flag day exercises will be held in all Washington public schools. Gen Nelson A. Miles will preside at Central High School with Rev D R Lowell and Col Henry M Copp as speakers. At Business High School Carrit Thompson will preside. Col Robert Armour and George C Ross speak. Col Myron M Parker presides at McKinley Manual Training School with Hosea B Maulton as speaker. School orchestra will furnish music. Mrs Billen S Muesey presides at Eastern High with La Tasker and Charles Lyman as speakers. Western High cancelled due to construction. Normal School No 1 held an event last Friday. graded schools to be led by their principals.
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Washington Public School
Nelson A. Mites
Central High School
D. R. Lowell
Henry M. Copp
Business High School
Carrit Thompson
Robert Armour
George C. Ross
Myron M. Parker
No Inquest for Mitchell Coroner Certificates Accidental Death
Coroner Ashton of Alexandria county issued certificates of accidental death for Harry W. Mitchell a Georgetown businessman and Fred Kitching trumpeter of the Fifteenth United States Cavalry after the West Moreland street Rosslyn crash Sunday night. No inquest will be held unless relatives request it. Crandal Mackey said there was no criminal negligence by motorman Crne. Three other occupants escaped serious injury and offered crash accounts. Mitchells funeral set for tomorrow at 4 o clock from J. F. Birch's Sons with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Kitching to be interred at Arlington National Cemetery likely.
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Ashton
Alexandria County
Harry W. Mitchell
Georgetown
Fred Kitching
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Westmoreland Street
Rosslyn
Crandal Mackey
Commonwealth
Charles Crne
Great Falls
Old Dominion
Roscoe Castor
Williamson
Walter Hillary
Mitchell
M. C. Mitchell Heating and Tinning Company
J. F. Birch
Funeral for James McGrath at St Peter's Church
Funeral services for James McGrath who died at his home on Sunday after a long illness will be held at St Peter's Catholic Church at Second and C streets southeast this morning. Rev James O'Brien will celebrate the mass with interment to follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGrath
Second Street
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Second
C Streets
James O’brien
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Property transfers among multiple parties in Washington area
Henry M. Baker transfers portions of lots in square 1299 and Rock of Dumbarton for 30000. Henrietta J. Hunter sells to the National Sewing Council of USA, lots 66 and 7 in section 2 for 140. Maud B. Delauney, Victor, sells to Hezekiah Thomas portions of lots 3 4 and 5 for 10. Blanche W. Taylor to Henry K. Hunterson lot 72 square 519 10 307 W Street NW. Henry K. Hunter Son et ux in Blanche W Taylor lot 1 and part lot K square 398 310. W Street NW 1255 William J. A. Bliss et ux to Meyer Blumberg lot 73 square 71 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Baker
Rock of Dumbarton
Barry Farm
Henrietta J. Hunter
Naional Sewing Council of
United States of America
Belmont Street
South Grounds
Columbian College
Maud B. Delauney
Viz
Victor
Hezekiah Thomas
Florida Avenue
Blanche W. Taylor
Henry K. Hunterson
Henry K. Hunter
Deeds of Trust Listings Across District Areas
A long list of deeds of trust records across multiple DC wards and squares. Each entry names grantors borrowers and trustees, amounts ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars, terms from 1 to 47 months or years, and interest rates from 5 to 6 per cent. Properties include lots in SQUARE 371, 209, 052, and others, with mentions of Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plays Bloomingdale and Lanier Heights.
Navy to Erect Three 600-Foot Wireless Towers at Arlington
The Navy Department will build three self supporting wireless towers on Arlington government land forming an isosceles triangle. The central tower will rise 600 feet with two 450 foot towers, using 900 tons of steel. Bids for towers open June 17 and building June 26, under Rear Admiral Hollyday and Admiral Cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
America
Arlington
Washington Monument
Art Myer
Bureau of Yards and Docks
R. OC. Hollyday
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Toast Taft and the Czar at Cronstadt
Russians, usually indifferent, crowd Cronstadt to see American battleships. Extra steamers shuttle visitors to the ships as Rear Admiral Badger and his fleet officers attend a banquet. Toasts honor Taft and the Russian emperor, with thanks for the cordial reception.
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Cronstadt
Badger
United States Atlantic Fleet
Taft
Memorial Window Dedicated at West Point Alumni Event
At West Point the Association of Graduates held its annual reunion with about 200 attendees. A cadet chapel memorial window, donated by the association, was dedicated as Gen Horace Porter spoke. New officers were elected Gen John M Wilson president Col Charles P Echols treasurer Lieut Charles Braden secretary. Secretary of War Stimson attended and a review, reception, and diploma ceremony for graduates followed. Gen Leonard M Wood also planned to address the cadets at graduation. The final dress parade featured a historic song lineup and a parting address from Col Frederick W Sladen emphasizing home honor and country.
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Washington Post
West Point
N. Y
Association of Graduates
Miliary Academy
Horace Porter
John M. Wilson
Charles P. Echols
Charles Braden
Henry AL. Stimson
Corps of Cadets
Thomas H. Barry
Secretary of War
Leonard M. Wood
Army Staff
Che
Sweet Home
Col
Frederick W. Sladen
New Midshipmen Organized at Naval Academy
Special to The practiumwe cucu Annapolis June 12 62 new fourth class at the Naval Academy were organized today after returning from leave and taking the oath of admission. They began drills and study as physical examinations are set to start Thursday and further mental tests on July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Lured Wife to Her Death in Maine Woodlands
Marshall Taylor confessed to killing his wife Etta Taylor on May 12 in Farmington Maine by forcing her to walk ahead and shooting her with a shotgun. He buried the body in a shallow grave behind their home and covered it with spruce boughs after the shooting.
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Farmington
Etta Taylor
Marshall Taylor
Blanchard
Taylor
Army Orders Reflect Officer Leaves and Duty Reassignments
The army announces leaves of absence for Maj. N Horn and officers including First Lieut. G N Pain Prof. C W Larned and Maj. W T Wilder with several two month terms. The signal corps assigns Lieut. Brockman and Moss to East command and Alaska respectively. Engineers shift duties with Maj. C H McKinstry relieving Col. John Millis and Col. Mills moving to Newport. A medical board chaired by Lt. Col. H P Birmingham meets in San Antonio to review department organization. Additional duty moves include Capt. Jacob Bloom to Fairport for can tests, Lt. Roy Kirtland to College Park for aeronautical work, Maj. Edgar Russell to Rochester, Capt. Jack Hayes to Fort McPherson, Capt. Charles M. Wesson remaining at Watertown Arsenal, Capt. Clarence O. Sherrill returning to Mobile, Capt. Charles M. Bunker detailed to Manila, Mrs. William Gambrill to Omaha, and Capt. Andrew Wright to Fort Bayard for hospital duty. Lt. Stuart Heintzelman assigned as instructor inspector in militia camps in Missouri and Nevada.
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Tiemann N. Horn
Second Field Artillery
George N. Painf
Fifth Field Artery
Charles W. Larned
United States Miliary Academy
William T. Wilder
James H. Bradford
Nineteenth Infantry
Samuel Frankenberger
Third Field Artillery
Signal Corps
Brockman
Department of the East
Moss
Fort St. Michael
Alaska
Corps of Engineers
Charles H. McKinstry
John Millis
Mill
Jacob E. Bloom
Fairport
Roy C. Kirtland
Fourteenth Infantry
College Park
Edgar Russel
Rochester
Jack Hayes
Fort McPherson
Ana
Charles M. Wesson
Ordnance Department
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Mass
Clarence 0
Sherrill
Mobile
Ala
Charles M. Bunker
Fourth Feld Artillery
Manile
William G. Gambrill
Omaha
Nebr
Andrew €. Wright
Infantry
Fort Bayard
N. Mex
Hospicel
Stuart Heintzelman
Sixth Cavalry
Organized Militia of
Missouri
Nevada
Naval Orders list ships and movements across ports
Navy Department orders show duty assignments and ship movements. Ensign L C Stark lands Tennessee. vessels Prestus Reid Smith Retna Mercedes Patapsco Eagle Portsmouth Ajax Norfol Recket Tangier Squa Helens Hankow Saratoga Kebe Princeta San Fransisco Toussiana Karsts New Hampshire South Carolina Carlaps Cronstadt Pemapry depart Newport for Boston Wheeling from Puerto Cartes to New Orleans Recket Itru Nortyk Tangier Svrwa Peanayt venta from San Diego Mare Island Tennesse Guattaname Portemmuth Glin Guantaname Nortylk Helena Teharg Hankow Saturn Mare Island San Diego Des Alpines Charleston Boston Trippe Newport New York Terry Navy Yard Newport.
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Prestus
Reid, Smith
Retna Mercedes
Patapsco
Newport
Eagle
Portsmouth
N. H
Ajax
Norfol
Tangier Squa
Helens
Hankow
Saratoga
Atsany
Kebe
Princeta
San Fransisco
Toussiana
Karsts
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Csrlaps
Cronstadt
Bosta
Charleston
Boston
Trippe
New York
Terry
Navy Yard
F M Choate Injured In Auto Crash Near Los Angeles
F M Choate former Hague peace delegate and cousin of Joseph Choate former ambassador to England was seriously injured when the automobile he drove toppled over a twenty foot embankment near Los Angeles. Mrs Rundel and Mrs Mahan riding with him also injured in the crash.
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Hague
Joseph Choate
Los Angeles
Cal
F. M. Choate
England
Charles H. Rundel
Clarke Mahan
Movement to Install Bicycle Policeman in Alexandria
Grand jury urges speed measurement facilities for all traffic in Alexandria to curb reckless driving. Court to review recommendations. bicycle officer funding eyed for June 21 police board meeting. Also reported are a forged check case, civil suits, and Confederate auxiliary honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
L. C. Barley
Corporation Court
Police Department
Patt
Board of Police Commissioners
E. M. Anderson
Urban
Lambert
Oscar W. Phillips
C. H. Cohe
S. L. Monroe
J. Fred. Birrell
John T. Harrison
John McCuen
James M. Duncan
C. B. Marshall
M. L. King
R. M. Graham
Commonwealth
Brent
Die Ross
John M. Johnson
T. J. Fannon
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
Norfolk Port Clarifies McHarney Claim Custody
A claim by B F McHarney assignee of G W Forsberg of Washington left the port boat uncaptured last night and under the custody of United States Deputy Marshal D Robey at the wharf. George E McArtor buried at 120 South Fairfax Street Alexandria with Rev N M Canter presiding and pallbearers J Cockey H E Field John Leadbeater Walter Nicklin G K Bender W H Peele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. McHarney
Norfolk
G. W. Forsberg
Washington
United States
David ©. Robey
George McArtor
George E. McAr
Tor
South Fairfax Street
Alexandria
N. M. Canter
Methodist Episcopal Church South
J., W. Cockey
H. E. Field
John Lead
Beater
Walter Nicklin
G K. Bender
W. H. Peele
Two Die in Electric Chair at Sing Sing Prison
On June 12 at Sing Sing Ossining New York two men were executed in the electric chair. Frederick Gebhardt imprisoned for killing Anna Luther near East Islip Long Island in April 1909 died first. He had bigamously married Miss Luther for her money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigamist
Vegeman
Sing Sing
Ossining
Frederick Gebhardt
Anna Luther
East Islip
Long Island
Gebhardt
Miss Luther
P. D. Inspector Tries to Die in Denver Corridor
Frank A. O'Brien a post office inspector arrived yesterday from Pittsburg and in a dark corridor of the Federal building attempted self harm. He slashed his left breast and aimed at an artery in one wrist but doctors say the wounds are not fatal. O'Brien had been moved from Pittsburg to Doriver and staff view the act as a setback in the service. Inspector Cochran says O'Brien is held in high esteem by postal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Frank A. O'Brien
Pittsburg
Federal Building
O’brien
Doriver
Cochran
O'Brien
Woman Politician Edith Culbertson Ends Life After Quarrel
In Denver, Mrs Edith Culbertson 36 a Republican candidate and former Denver county schools administrator shot herself at home after a morning quarrel with her husband Sydney M Culbertson She was a Vassar graduate born in Columbus Ohio The note suggested the wound was related to personal safety.
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Denver
Colo
Edith Culbertson
Auper
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EDDY
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George P. Zurhorst
Jane A. Baum
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J. J. Darlington
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J. A. Cobb
Anderson CG
D. Nelson
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Montague
Moriarty
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W. P. Plumley
lina G._ Browning
Martha Browning
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Ruth E. Baumbach
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G. P. McGlue
Mary Belt
W. M. Belt
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Elizabeth P. Brayton
Andrew B. Graham
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Edward Work Et al
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W.F. Mattingly
Louise Taylor-Jones
Charles Keene
G. F. Williame
King & Hanford
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Henry Tullack
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Eugene Davis
C. E. Emig
Frederick Kluckhulm
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Thomas G. Lewis
E. L. Gies
Alice E. Bryan
Emma D. Duvall
L. J. Mather
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Washington, D.C
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Tennessee
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Capitol St
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Calvert Co
John P. Mahoney
Leois Harlow
Alexandria Corporation
Southern Railway
Trenton
Potomac Navigation Company
Thomas Barnes
Bangor
Billy
Jack Leonard
Barnes
Leonard
P. D. Inspector
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!