Wife on Battle Ship Drank With Husband In Naval Mess
Mrs Mattison testifies in a divorce case that her husband Richard Mattison forced separation and alleged coercive acts during their marriage. She describes being taken to hotels and Newport, registration under her maiden name, and being treated as his fiance despite promises of Scotland. The couple’s quarrel centers on alleged intoxication on the West Virginia officers mess and plans for divorce amid family opposition.
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Richard V Mattison
Iness
Scotland
America
New York
J Plainist
Alore
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Tod
Newport
Rusty Park
Hotel Lafayette
Breyport
Mattison
Edward J. Jones
Offifturs
Ion
Wattison
Crewoom
Ana Younters
Glaswo
Mroani Mistiera
Watson
Philadelph
Bari
West Virguia
Hare
Matty Ison
Mra Mattison
Fallone Tianjire
Ilymes
Lawei
Matusun
Priage and Death Notices Summary
Hangton Post announces a two year ruling on a charge of paraphrasing all notices. The Herald and other outlets report on the case with limited readable details. The fragmentary text references a courtroom outcome and public notice procedures without clear names or dates.
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Hangton
Explosive Stock Piles Planned for Isthmus Canal Work
Officials estimate vast quantities of dynamite will be used in canal construction. Engineers expect about 60 percent for blasting and 30 percent for support, with a three month supply kept on the isthmus at any one time to reduce danger during operations.
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Nscat
Tie Division
Iowa Out of Commission for Eight Month Repairs
The battleship Iowa, in reserve at Norfolk Navy Yard for the last covert months, was ordered yesterday out of commission for extensive repairs. Changes will be made in her five inch guns and six inch magazines. Work will take about eight months and will cost about $106.
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Iowa
Norfolk
Yesterda
Col Arrowsmith Honored For Gettysburg Heroism Name Change Al Arrowsmith Battery
The War Department renames the seacoast battery at Fort Hancock on the Fort Hancock military reservation Battery Arrowsmith to honor InteLieut Arrowsmith of the One Hundred and Fifty Seventh New York Volunteers who was killed in action at Gettysburg on July 1, 1863.
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Arrowsmith
New York
Wt Department
Seacoast
Fort Hancock No Joo
Arrowsinthal Arrowsmith
Gettysburg
Fowler named Assistant Attorney General in Tennessee
President Roosevelt appointed James A Fowler of Knoxville Tom as Assistant Attorney General replacing Edward I Sanford who was named United States Judge for the middle and eastern districts of Tennessee. The old wooden schoolship St Marys, used by New York State Nautical School, was ordered struck from the list and sold.
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Roosevelt
James A Fowler
Knoxville
Tom
Edward I
Sanford
United States
Tennessee
Messrs
Fowler and
St Marys
Newberry
Navy Uist
New York State Nautical School
Tawney Seeks Republican Congressional Chair Nomination
The Republicans consider James A Tawney of Minnesota for the chair of the Republican Congressional committee after James Sherman of New York was named vice president. Tawney is vice chairman and seen as highly qualified to lead, with others such as Loudenstage of New Jersey and William McKinley of Illinois mentioned as possible replacements. The chairmanship entails heavy off year duties and a presidential election looms this year.
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James & Sherman
New York
Republican Congressional Committee
James A Tawney
Minnesota
Tawney
Representative Loudenstage
New Jersey
William McKinley
Ilinois
McKinley
Cannon
Congressional Committee
Birthmark Used in Identity Claim In Newark Real Estate Case
An investigation begins to establish a claim by James Mo Smith and Anna E Ladride of Los Angeles to a Newark real estate tract. A birthmark noted in scarce records is cited as a means to link the Los Angeles family to the partially named Smith, whose business affairs are under scrutiny. The birthmark and family traits are highlighted as the key identifiers in the claim.
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New York
James Mo Smith
Anna E Ladride High
Los Angeles
Newark
Partiauly Smith
Policemen Kill Two Dogs in Madison Neighborhood
Two dogs described as mad were killed by police near the Eighteenth and Gales area. Officer W J Rogers responded after a report of a terrorizing animal, locating and shooting one dog. A second dog belonging to Fisher and another boy was shot by a fourth precinct officer near 84s street.
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Yexterdas
J Rogers
Iha
Benjimim
Lear
Fisher
Isthmian Claims Settled by Panama Commission
The land claims commission on the Isthmian Isthmus of Panama settled several major United States claims. Ed win Denby of Detroit and Edward C Bumpus of Boston represented the U S, while Gil Ponce and Julio Fabrega represented Panama. Settlements valued at 4 to 5 dollars per hectare, about 2 dollars per acre, relate to lands flooded by Chagres Valley dam work and other government takings. No umpire found for disputed cases. Gov Magoon declined due to Cuba elections. Theodore E Burton also declined.
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The
Land Claims Commission
Panama
United States
Edwin Denby
Detroit
Edward C . Bumpus
Boston
Gil Ponce
Julio Fabrega
Republic of Panama
Chagres
John Fitzsimmons Arrested for Express Embezzlement
John Fitzsimmons a 43 year old clerk for the United States Express Company was arrested at his 35 Second Street Northeast home on embezzlement charges involving 360. Detective Thomas McNamee later released him on $2,590 bail. The warrant was sworn by William Johnson. Fitzsimmons claimed to have been in Baltimore since June 7 but provided no statement after legal counsel's advice. Family friends said bonding arrangements were arranged and the company planned to prosecute.
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John
Pitasimmons
Tirty
Second Street
United States Express Company
Thomas McNamee
Central Office
William Johnson
Fitzsimmons
Express Company
McNamee
Baltimore
McMannes
Labor unions urge president to deliver farewell address
J Leene president of the Book Binders Union Milton Snellings and Commet fb Adams of the Central Labor Union yesterday called at the White House to request that the President deliver a farewell address to labor on Labor Day next September. The President will consider this request.
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J Leene
Lnion
Milton Snellings
Iommet
Fb Adams
Central Labor Union
White House
Trail of Deal Man Mystery Haunts City Letter Writer Clues
Major Richard Silvester receives four letters from a pirate detective in Oughan. A murder in the city on June 25 1893 led to an investigation and a tangling tale about Oak and Tang. A mild surprise greets the hint of a reward for Punk, first detected by a mall carrier.
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Richard Silvester
Hera
William H Brooks
Overboard in tidal wave aboard Lord Shaftsburg
A ship from Port Talbot was hit by a tidal wave off Cape Horn. A hawsarg swept decks washing away boats and houses. Many on board were soaked and one man was wounded and drowned.
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Vetera
Columba
Lord Shaftsburg
Pore Talbot
Cape Horn
Lincoln pallbearer dead at seventy seven
Joseph Hammerstough twico longtime Lincoln pallbearer and close friend died at his summer home on Duran avenue after a brief illness from heart trouble. He was seventy seven and had served as a pallbearer at the President's funeral.
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Joseph Hammerstough
Train Explosion Kills Several Near Here
A dynamite blast shattered a freight train on the Denver and Ris Giide line as a carload of dynamite exploded. The blast killed several tramps and injured a number of bystanders. A man named Sargent Cole reported the explosion occurred June 19 and the scene showed graves and debris across the wreckage.
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Sargent Cole
Here
Todas
Denver
Ris Giide Baihsid
Tia
Naval appointment and retirement notices in early reports
Harci F Saunders of this city is named for appointment to the Naval Academy by Representative Samuel Wo Smith of Meigs. He has passed examinations with an average percentage and awaits more from the Academy. Mai H Bissett appears on the Retired List from the United States Marine Corps now on duty at the Marine Barracks Newark. Way Bissett was appointed from Maryland in February. Church lands purchase approved. President approves Taft and Mgr Aversa agreement for island church lands purchase at 260 600 dollars.
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Matiisen
Grinks iv
Iekel
Waawerigh
New York
Aid
Uel Ik
Amol
L & A Agus Ae
Naval Academy
Harci F Saunders
A Aderson
Representatee
Simuel Wo Smith
Mieugi
May Bissett
Mai H
Bisset
United States Marine Corps
Marine Barracks
Wewark
Way Bissett
Maryland
Betwen
Taft
Mgr Aversa
Cubs
LICENSED TO MARRY IN BALTimore AND NEW YORK
Justice records show Charles J Owen age 30 and TL rway Buckley and K Carter both 21 of Baltimore wed. May E Collins 21 of New York City married. Reverend James I Ervive Frederick O Booker 3 and Mary Lemmon with Rev Paul Griffith Rebett and Maggie M Kelton 27 with Rev Joseph Pei officiating.
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Charles J Owen
Rway
Buckley An K Carter
Baltiuore
May E. Collins
New
Lmk
James I Ervive
Frederick O Booker
Mary
Lemmon
Paul Griffith Rebett E Mulyr
Maggie M Kelton
Joseph Pei
Health Office Record Summary of June 1 Entries
Midnight June 1 health office report lists names and ages including Mabel C Mullen 31 Thelma Greenwell 4 months Rebecca Madena 6 months and Lena Link 3 with addresses on city streets in Washington and surrounding areas. entries show patient ages from 1 to 67 with multiple street references and narrow location clues.
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Mabel C Mullen
Omos
Thelma Greenwell
Kramer
Rebecca Madena
Childress Hospital
Lena Link
Assum Harpita
Davie J Mechan
Lusby
Marica
Joly
Mary Mo Martin
Joseph P Cartwright
Taft Toast at San Francisco Reception Honors Taft
Secretary Boat reads toast to William Howard Taft at a reception in uniformed company, praising his service in the Philippines and future as Secretary, while a large crowd cheers. Officers Parker, Tarlton, Herring appear before the board after fevers in the Philippines, sent to the General Hospital.
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San Francisco
W M Parker
Charles Tarlton
Trent Joseph Herring
Presidio
Philippines
General Hospital Presi
Some Good Recipes from a Vintage Cookery Page
A collection of home kitchen directions for desserts and savory dishes. Includes chocolate milk soak, torte crusts, cream muffins, candied mints with chocolate coating, lemon gustava pudding, halibut in create style, noodle pie, white layer cake, and strawberry wine fermentation instructions. The casual steps name ingredients like chocolate, butter, eggs, lemon, halibut, and crackers, with basic oven and stirring guidance.
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Sas
New Turk
Picca
Mattson
Mitlea
Wirtsor
the Braddock
Sian
Lrharles
Mear G
Mra Mattson
Ater
Matthaas
I Matt Sons
Yang
Mattssen
Womit
Ting
Martron
Mednesti
Uw T
Bria
WAL H Sardo & CO
Apt
Cuntvers
Solera
Phonan Lip Thos
Sergeon
Costello
Tammection
Trank Geier's Sons
Felephore
Zurhorst
Sortvarr
Fugalmer
John R Wright CO
Rnealnry
Sp Oech
Nigel
RF Harvey's Sons
Speare
Gude
Georg Shaffer
Shewsparert Rerive
Col Arrowsmith
Fort Hancock
A Fowler
Sherman
Labor
California
Funk
Lincoln Pallbearer
Owo
Colorado
Health Office Record
Center Market
Belmont Dairy
Rosenfeld
St. N. EL
Louis Boeckstyn
Florida Ave
N. W
Elgin Creamery CO
Ninth Street N. W
Best Amd
Norys
Chambrays Sa
Madras Sig
Gov
Anchtbald Hopkins
Boat
William JT Taft
Wer
Hig
Reisinger
Pompeian
Pecxaner
Pompeian Company
Sth Street
Budd’s
Ninth Street
Berkshire
Auth
N. Ruth Provision Co
T. R. Beavers
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Washington
Post
Washington Post
Sunday Post
Sporting Department
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