Crowds Fill London on Coronation Sunday
Crowds thronged central London for coronation week activities with religious services across St Paul’s Westminster and Battersea park. Contingents from Canada Africa Australia New Zealand Jamaica attended St Paul’s as showers damaged street decorations and royal processions drew repeated cheers.
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Death notices and funeral announcements from June 1911
Obituaries list multiple deaths including Catherine L Baker and Josephine Alice Kalbfus with funeral details at St Matthews, Glenwood Cemetery, and St Aloysius Church. Also Sickels and Taliaferro families noted with residence addresses in Washington DC and Fredericksburg Virginia. Varying services scheduled June 19 and 20 with interments and Knights of Columbus notices.
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Catherine Laurenzs Baker
St Matthew's Church
David
Seventh Street
Babette
David David
Kalbfus
Tennessee Avenue
Josephine Alice
Harles
Hf Kalbfus
Glenwood Cemetery
Sickelds
Jackson Ellsworth Sickels
Taliaferro
Sarah A
E H Taliaferro
Eighth Street
St. m
Fredericksburg
von Derlehr
Garfield Hospital
North Capitol Street
St Aloysius Church
Keane Council
Knights of Columbus
Matthew G von Derlehr
Board of Trustees
St Aloysius’ Church
J A Flynn Fin
Eighth Street Northwest
Stephen Wilson
Gelers
Hamilton
Tragic Family Fallout In Brother In Law Murder Case
James Elmore Courtney was shot and killed by Arthur Cornwall, his brother in law, and Cornwall remained in custody at the eighth precinct station. The District morgue awaits the victim’s body as an inquest is set for today. Cornwall’s sisters described him as morose and “crazy,” while Courtney’s widow spoke of shock and grief and questioned whether Arthur should have faced confinement earlier.
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Arthur Cornwall
Eighth Street
Cornwall
Eighth Precinct
Arthur
Doyle
Elien
Alice Cornwall
Courtney
Courtney Hoe
Death of former Kentucky governor J Proctor Knott
Lebanon Ky June 18 former Kentucky governor and long serving congressman J Proctor Knott died at his home aged 82 He had been enfeebled and nearly blind for years A lawyer since 1851 he served as Kentucky attorney general 1859 1862 and as governor 1883 1887 His harbor speech calling Duluth the zenith city of the unsalted seas made him famous His wife survives him No funeral arrangements yet. burial planned in Lebanon.
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Lebanon
James Proctor Knott
Kentucky
Congress
Duluth
Minn
Madero seeks to seize Mexican National Railways from Diaz circle
Special to The Washington Post from El Paso June 18 reports the Madero government plans to wrest control of the Mexican National Railways from the cientifico faction allied with former President Diaz. An inquiry will probe the Pearson company linked to British capital and accused of donating stock to influence directors. Diaz sails from Spain aboard the Ypiranga en route to Paris amid cheering crowds and supportive demonstrations.
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Santander
Spain
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Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
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Ding
Mormon Leader to Testify Before Sugar Trust Probe
Joseph F Smith, president of the Mormon Church, is to testify before the House committee probing the sugar trust. The sergeant at arms will issue a subpoena to compel his return to Washington. Papers will be sent to Salt Lake City for service, as Smith could not appear next Wednesday.
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Joseph F Smith
House
Sugar Trust
Hardwiick
Smith
Washington
Hardwick
Salt Lake City
Liner Off Despite Strike Aims for New Orleans
New York June 18 The Morgan liner Momus left at 6 oclock after a 36 hour delay caused by an International Seamen Union strike. More than 100 strikemeakers manned the voyage to New Orleans as officials pledge union strength and victory in days ahead. Movements of ocean steamers show arrivals from Liverpool and New York and sailings to New York and beyond.
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International Seamens Union
Momus
New Orleans
Fugitive Crutchley Seized After Hospital Escape
Herbert Crutchley a month after transfer to Casualty Hospital from Eleventh Precinct was recaptured by Eighth precinct officers Crutchley had attempted suicide by hanging in his cell and was rescued by Policeman Garvey The improvised rope was cut and Crutchley fell insensible Then he was taken to hospital where he was in danger Health attendants later found the man had escaped from the ward during the night
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Herbert Cruccusey
Eleventh Precinct
Casualty Hospital
Crutchley
Anacostia
Garvey
Breed Opens Folk Boom In Missouri Democratic Faction
Senator Reed of Missouri asserts the September 1910 state convention endorsed former Gov Joseph W Folk for the Presidency, a move he says binds Missouri Democrats to Folk and could challenge Champ Clark’s 1912 nominating hopes. Reed recalls Clark as temporary chairman of that convention and declares he is unequivocally for Folk.
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Missouri
Joseph W Folk
Champ Clark
House
Mr Clark
Mr Folk
Jealous Nurse Fatally Stabs Paris Doctor In Jealous Rage
In Paris an asylum house surgeon Dr Cottut and assistant Prof Piettre were stabbed by nurse Clementine Guquet driven by jealousy. Cottut died after being transported to a clinic where surgery was performed. The nurse attempted suicide when arrested.
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Cottut
Ville Kvrard
Piettre
Clementine Guquet
Cottit
Death of Mrs Florence Magee in Rome
A cablegram from the U S consul in Rome to the Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society reports the cholera death of Mrs Florence Magee superintendent of Italian missionary work for the Ohio district. She was a native of Ohio and a longtime Cincinnati resident who left with tourists about a month ago to study missionary field.
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Officer Dies Under Knife In New York Hospital
Assistant Chief Robert Purber of US&S WN died at Laval Hospital on Flushing Avenue Brooklyn during an appendectomy. He was 28 years old, seized by illness just hours before the operation.
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Chil
Robert Purber
Us&s WN
Laval Hospital
Flushing Avenue
Brooklsn
Founder of Turners Honor Jahn Birthday With Tree Planting
The Columbia Turnverein marked the 100th birthday of Frederic Ludwig Jahn founder of the organization with a tree planting on the church lawn. Dr Kurt Voelkner presided as Alf Beanverd and F E Mann spoke, John At planted the oak. The program included singing by members, a piano solo by Mrs BR Waldecker and Nelda Waldecker, tenor solo by Ralph Coleman, and a piano solo by Mrs N F Lyons. The celebration will continue tonight.
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Columbia Turnverein
Frederic Ludwig Jahn
Germany
Kurt Voelkner
Alf Beanverd
F E Mann
John
Turnverein
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Misa Nelda Waldecker
Gola
Ralph Coleman
N F Lyons
Bride 18 Tries Death After Embezzlement Charge
A bride of ten days, 18, swallowed iodine in despair over her husband George Bremmerman’s arrest for embezzling $41 from Manhattan Laundry. Bremmerman, 22, was held on a $500 bond after denying the charge and claiming the company owes him. The wife’s overdose prompted hospital treatment at Georgetown University Hospital before condition improved.
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Bremmerman
Georgetown University Hospital
Dennison Place
Fort Reno
Tennallytown
Gelsler
Eighth Precinct
Tremmerman
Vils Kidwell
Washington Hurdle
Hurdle
Anthony M Ray
George
Manhattan
Ins Cell
G W. MccCullough
Four Killed In Bull Pen Collapse Near Waterville NC
Waynesville North Carolina June 18 Four convicts were killed twelve seriously injured and fourteen convicts and three guards slightly injured when a bull pen collapsed while housing men building the Transcontinental Railroad. The heavy log structure slid down the mountainside 65 feet. Every occupant wore ball and chain. many prisoners aided in rescuing others. Applications for pardons will be sought from the governor.
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Waynesville
Waterville
Ncc
SLAIN BY GIRLS AVENGERS IN GEORGIA
Monticello Georgia June 18 Lawrence Crawford a prominent Jasper County youth was shot to death after an alleged attack on Miss Lizzie Hale 17 daughter of a planter Crawford chased by the girl’s relatives with bloodhounds Friday and Saturday was run down this morning Crawford is said to have visited the Hale house on Friday lured her outside with chloroform.
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Lawrence Crawford
Jasper County
Lizzie Hale
Crawford
Hale
US Cruisers Sail North as Prairie Joins Marines
In Cuba’s Caimanera harbor on June 18, US naval forces dispatch Washington Montana and Chester for Hampton Roads while the Prairie sails to Philadelphia with the Marine Brigade aboard. The Birmingham departed June 15 under sealed orders, likely bound for Haiti.
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Caimanera
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Montana
Chester
Hampton Roads
Prairie
Marine Brigade
Birmingham
Haiti
Danville Cyclone Causes Severe Citywide Damage
Special to The Washington Post reports a powerful cyclone struck Danville Virginia on June 18. Widespread damage, estimated between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars, hit factories and buildings especially in the business district. Telephones and telegraph lines were out, the railroad line tied up for hours, and hundreds of shade trees were torn.
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U 101 Typographical Union Installs Officers After May Election
Officers of Columbia Typographical Union No 101 were installed yesterday at Typographical Temple in the northwest street district. President F C Roberts was reelected and received a floral tribute. The current-year roster includes vice president Francis Benzler, secretary George G Selbold, treasurer Jerohem Yohneon, and many other officers and committees, with delegates to ITU and Allied Printing Trades Council.
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F C Roberts
Francis Benzler
George G Selbold
Jerohem Yohneon
Arme
Eugedie Conner
E W. Morcock
R W Summers
Feeney
J E, Keefe
Conrad T Vogel
H E Springer
Roberts
Central Labor” Union
James Lacoste Rodier
H W Oyster
J. Monroe Krelter
F D Hefaler
Allied Printing Trader Council
Frank D. Seiffert
George R. Simms
David E. Tyreil
Wiliam N. Brockwell
Ruch C Johnson
Charles M O’connell
Charles 3
Graf
Charles D Deming
Frederick I. Davis
Thomas F Henly
Henry M Smith
Edmund A Hutchison
Willan M Leath
William H Knowles
Robert 3 Mears
James T
John E Hogan
Margaret A Evans
Oliver C McCardell
Fred 5. Walker
George C Atkinson
George G Wllaon
Thomas J. McDonough
Legi H
Hugh Everett
T E Mclrath
Howard A. Morrison
George T Chitty
Shelby Smith
T M Ring
Albert GC Knight
Dale C Sheriff
Stephen Smith
James R Armstrong
Lyman J Clements
Tim Tomlin
Eugene Stephenson
Josiah
Charles B. Huse
George H Aschenbach
Harry C Essex
Frank O Hart
Ernest T Thomes
Charles W Paffon
William Kirby
Robert A Martin
William Rebuschaus
Edward D McKenna
Book and Job
Timothy Mc Fang
Frederick G Fellinger
John Strick
Frankrousseau
Joseph M Carper
Voices Thankful To Mr Taft At Mass
Reverend E DelL McDonnell of St Aloysius Catholic Church praised President Taft for attending the military field mass on the Monument lot three weeks earlier. He commended the orderly conduct of the great throng and expressed Catholic gratitude for the ceremonies.
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St Aloysius’ Catholic Church
Third Sunday Brigade
Taft
Father McDonnell
Cardinal Confirms 184 at St Pauls Church
Cardinal Gibbons confirmed 1.4 persons at St Pauls Church Washington in late morning yesterday delivering a sermon on The Sacrament of Confirmation. Nineteen adults were confirmed, with High Mass by Rev William Ketcham. Cardinal then joined President Taft for luncheon at the White House before departing for Baltimore.
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Grow Flesh in Test Tube With No Nutritive Fluid
Baltimore June 18 Experiments by Dr Warren H Lewis of Johns Hopkins University and Margaret Reed Lewis claim artificial growth of living flesh in saline solutions without nutritive fluid. They report chick intestine tissue growing and forming new cells, including muscular and nervous tissue, in salt solutions, evidence to be detailed in Anatomical Record and Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Warren H Lewis
Johns Hopkins University
Margaret Reed Lewis
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Health Office Records Deaths and Hospitals
Deaths listed with ages and hospital affiliations include Sarah F Rober 36 at Sibley Hospital and Owen McCabe 9. Other names appear with government and George Washington University hospitals, ages ranging from 1 to 60s. Several entries mention specific streets and towns, indicating local registration of decedents and institutional care.
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Joth Streets
Jnlan
Burton Sibley Hospital
Eilen Deneden Government Hospital
Inxanc
Eare
Death of Col Sickels Linked to Washington Fortifications
Col Jackson Elsworth Sickels veteran civil engineer died at Takoma Park Md pneumonia age about 80 survived by wife Antonia P Fra zier daughter Mrs H P Carter and brother Theophilus Sickels of Philadelphia He helped plan fortifications on the Virginia Potomac side and supervised jetties at the Mississippi delta Funeral services set for Green Valley at 3 pm tomorrow with burial arrangements in a local cemetery Also reported Henry Kelley former Southern Railway foreman died at 66, Alexandria Lodge members attend his funeral services. Elks and Odd Fellows held memorial observances. school closing exercises scheduled for Washington public school white boys Lee school white girls Hallowell and Snowden colored schools with times listed.
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Jackson Elsworth Sickels
Alexandria County
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Green Valley
Theophilus Sickels
Philadelphia
Union Pacific Railway
Col Sickels
New York Regiment
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Washington
Mississippi River
Union Pacific
Lynchburg
Henry Kelley
South
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Southern Railway
Bedy
Alexandria Lodge
P.O
Emmet Kelley
Washington DC
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Lee School
Hallowell School For
Snowden School
Exploding Battle Injures Writer at Home
Montreadine 1 Dr Andrew Mac Phail the author essayist was seriously injured at his home in a dramatic explosion. A glass shard entered his eye and he was rushed to a hospital. Doctors hope to save his sight.
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