Women buyers swell market influence in Panama bond issue
Treasury officials in Washington estimate that nearly half of the Panama bonds will eventually be owned by women as a new wave of female investors appears. Brokers note many women purchase for investment or modest speculation, while a few act as aggressive speculators across major industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Panama
Washington
Treasury
UW O
Fo Melutire
Treasurs Drepartment
Testrest
Clara W. Deacon
Wlseventeeith Street
WY Spear
Newtin Street
Misa Lela
Meveland
New York
Treasur Department
Bowie Chipman
Harri- Man & T
Almondo Parris
Clagett-Clagett nuptials announced in Marlboro home
A marriage notice states Clagett Clagett was wed Tuesday June 20 at the Marlboro home of Delores and Joyden Douglas. The couple воre the names Clagetts and the event is recorded in this society brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clagett Clagett
The
Hide
Sper Marlboro
Prince
Eure Coun- Md
Joyden Douglas Cla
Delores Cla
Death notices and funeral services from June 1911 compilation
A chaotic list of obituaries and funeral notices for June 1911. Includes Percival Brown aged about, Lawton, Lee, Routh, Tildee, and Parker Tildee among others. Entries note dates, residence addresses, church or cemetery rites, and private interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Euchd Street
Percivatl AM
Elizabeth S
George Hay Brown
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF the United State
Washington
Percivat
Mordause Brown
Sersic
Conant
Vucht Street
Wyatt
Naval Weadamsangpolls
Hoaim Erle
James Kelly
Chiea
Costello
Hi Street
St Alossan' Church
Chile
Lawton
New York
Tary Lawton
A AL Cole
Horatio King
Con- Riessiana Cemetery
Tyne
Lee
Mary Hoo
Joseph
WiHam Lee
Pennsshana Avenue
Atlantic City
Reinemn
St Wars
The
Honored by Yale Degree Miss Mabel Boardman
Miss Mabel Boardman of this city received an honorary Master of Arts from Yale, the second woman honored in university history. The award recognized her Red Cross work with the War Department, directing relief operations and coordinating nurses and supplies during disasters. She is praised for combining philanthropy with social and intellectual leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Boatman
Yale
Jane Addams
Hult House
Chi Lcago
Arc
Boardman
Red Cross
War Department
Bown
Winthrop Murray Crane
Frederick Keep
Paris
Miss Boardman
May Oust Davis Valet Senate Employee for Years
Southern statesmen move to remove James Jones from the Senate payroll though he is feeble and claims to know the hiding place of the Confederacy’s great seal. Lodge proposes layoffs, backed by Overman and Williams, while Jones vows not to reveal the secret. The measure targets multiple jobs including an unemployed laborer to end Jones’s post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Confederacy
Senate
Senator Lodge
James Jones
Jefferson Travis
James
Lodge
Overman
Fort Carolina
John Sharp Williams
Miss Pa
Confederate States of America
Hals
The
Capitol
Bandit Horde Sacks Cuernavaca After Train Ambush
Special to The Washington Post reports that 3,000 bandits under Eimiliano Zapata rejected peace terms with Madero. They ambushed a 400-man federal troop train, killed and wounded soldiers, then looted Cuernavaca, set buildings ablaze, attacked women, and burned railroad tracks, hindering troop movement between Cuernavaca and Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Mexico City
Eimiliano Zapata
Zapata
Madero
Cuernavaca
Tres Marina
Cuerna
Maine Dam Caisson Work Delayed By Water Rise
Havana June 21 Work at the wreck’s cofferdam around the Maine suspended as water rose to the front level. Engineers move to strengthen the structure and plan to add about 20,000 tons of stone to the exterior, with interior caissons also tested. Ten to twelve days may pass before further dewatering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Ateantime
Ex-Fiance Arrested In Threat Case At 19 Year Old’s Claim
Lillian Reeside of 1218 I Street Southeast says John Moran threatened her life after years of relation. Moran was arrested yesterday afternoon and released on 3000 bond by Highth precinct police. He denies harassment and expects reconciliation before the case in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Reeside
John Moran
Moan
Highth Precinct
Moran
Bulice Court
Taft Thanks Peace Worker From New York Lane 21
President Taft acknowledged Dr Ernest Richards of Columbia University for his role in promoting the opposed peace and arbitration treaty with Germany. Richards, chair of the German American alliance peace committee, sent the Appeal to the German People to the White House, and the reply praised broad support for the treaty's succession with the powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Lane
Taft
Ernest Richards
Columbia University
Richards
Germany
130 Cars in Melon Special Longest Train in World
A special from Tucson reports a Southern Pacific fast freight train carrying 430 cars of Imperial Valley cantaloupes to Chicago. Powered by two heavy locomotives with switch engines aiding, the train sometimes used three engines. The 130 car train extended beyond a siding, blocking the main line as it traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Washtarion Post
Tucson
Ariz
Imperial Valley
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Suitor Ends Life in Allegheny Peak Tragedy
Pittsburg reports Frank F G Kinley killed himself after a dispute with Milton Burg over a relationship with Mildred Whipkey. Kinley, who had asked Burg to shoot him, fired a bullet at himself as his love watched from a cabin window. Burg had refused. An inquest followed. Mrs Whipkey fainted after the fatal shot. Kinley’s body was taken to Connellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Frank FG. Kinley
Finley
Milton Burg
Mildred Whipkey
Frank
Burg
Orozco Enters Chihuahua With Troops in Tow
Gen Pasqual Orozco led his troops into Chihuahua on June 21 at the head of a mixed army. Wages will be paid to most by tomorrow as the celebrated force, long dominant on the border, is set to dissolve. Mounted troops and rurales entered with bands and 1,000 regulars, bowing before the governor’s palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Pasqual Orozco
Orozco
Rabago
Villar
Gonzales
Horse Car in Dizzy Whirl at Broadway and Duane
New York June 21 John Scott forty years a horse car driver faced Tombs court for speeding. Magistrate Corigan quizzed the matter as Gillis of the traffic squad testified the plugs on Scott’s old yellow car were tearing along endangering pedestrians. The judge fined one dollar and Scott retorted about the cop and recalled a past runaway incident in 1992 at Chambers Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
John Scott
Tombs Court
Corrigan
Gillis
Broadway
Duane Street
Scott
Commonwealth
Chambers Street
West Broadway
Rival taunt ends in auto scandal for Peckham couple
In Los Angeles on June 21 Mrs. Peckham swore out a complaint against her husband George C Peckham after alleging he manhandled her when found with Mrs I S Van Loan in an Venice auto. Trial set for next week. She quoted Van Loan and described the confrontation. Peckham had previously been denied a divorce and ordered to pay separate maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Los Angeles
Cal
George C. Peckham
Venice
Woodmen Elect Officers at Buffalo Convention
Modern Woodmen of America members elected officers for three years at Buffalo New York convention. Re elected officials included head consul A C Talbot head adviser D S Horne head clerk C W Hawes head banker D S Myers head escort J G Dickson head sentry F C McCalip head watchman J L Mayfield and head chaplain Rev Henry F Dunning. Directors named H E Murphy R R Smith A N Bort S Tanner and R Korns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Woodmen of America
A.C. Talbot
Lincoln
Nebr
Horne
Davenport
Iowa
C. W. Hawes
Rock Island II
David 8. Myers
Pontiac
J. G
White Plague's Cost Told
Denver reports the great white plague cost the community, families, and individuals in dollars and cents. Drs Locke and Floyd presented figures from 600 cases showing 244 deaths costing $177.56 each and 256 living costing $284.18 each, totaling $73,984 in community loss plus $426,039 in wage losses. Directors named include President Dr N P Ravanel, Secretary Dr Henry Barton Jacobs, and Treasurer Gen George M Sternberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cub
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Bawin A. Locke
Cleveland Floyd
Bostern Consumptive Hospital Department
N. P. Ravejnel
Madison
Wis
Henry Barton Jacobs
Baltimore
George M. Sternberg
Washington, D. C
German Emperor backs peace with strong fleet
Emperor William, at Brunsbüttel, praised Hamburg's burgomaster for promoting peace with ships and trade as the Hanseatic League’s aims were met when German fleet power backed commerce. He stated peace since the empire’s resurrection is assured and will continue, God willing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Berlin
William
Hamburg
Brunsbattelkerg
Hanseatic League
Licensed To Marry In Several Virginia And Maryland City Areas
A list of engagements and marriage licenses involving numerous individuals across Baltimore Lynchburg Brunswick Richmond and Alexandria with ages ranging from early twenties to mid thirties. Names include Harry S Donaldson Susie Westerman Grace M Davis and several ministers noted as Rev. John R Shannon Louis Stern Ulmer G Freeland Petr and Paul A Menzel among others. The fragment presents wedding affiliations and geographic locales rather than a single cohesive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S Donaldson
Susie Westerman
JS the Hey
Hey
GJ. S. Burnaté
Oswell L Witt
Allee Wright
Tedford City
G. J. B. Hunutett Ora
Brunswick County
Muewa A Justice
Lamenburg County
the Key
Frank’ T Henson
Witham
Jenney
Annie H. Handy
Freeland Petr
Martin J. Hughes
Ethel L. Warmer
Witham Jo Carroll
Mes HD Schraeder
Anna A. Hasler
WB Hasles
Arves I. Leonard
Local Funeral Directors List and Services
A compiled page lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers with their locations and contact numbers. Highlights include W R Pumphrey & Son in Maryland, Thos M Hindle in Creimetton, Frank Geier's Sons on Seventh Street NW, Frank A Speare Manager, and several other firms with on-site chapels, embalming, and livery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Sergeon
RS Cain
A. Costello
Ik Street
Thos. M. Hindle
Creimatton
Frank Geier
Seventh ST. NW
Cnt
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A. Speare
Geo. P. Zurhorst
J. William Lee
Pennatlania Ave
John R. Wright CO
Ferbatmera
North
Trimacious Chapel Telanhone
WM. H.sardo& CO
Waders
Eer
Western Papel Cae Linrata
Separation halted as couple may reconcile in Fishkill
In Fishkill Landing on June 21 Justice Morschauser paused the separation suit of Mrs. Florence Whitbeck against Harold Whitbeck, a manufacturer, after observing the spouses exchanged smiles. The judge adjourned the case to September 26 to allow a possible reunion. Mrs. Whitbeck had testified under cross examination that her husband called her red head, allegedly signaling cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Fishkill Landing
Morschauser
Florence Whitbeck
Harold Whitbeck
Autoist Donnelly Killed in 50 Mile Race Crash
Walter Donnelly of Cincinnati died after his Cino car struck a fence at State Park Speedway Milwaukee during the 50 mile race. His skull fractured on a post and he died in hospital. His wife watched from the grandstand with their baby as the accident occurred near the three quarter post of the fortieth mile. Officials believe a rear tire failure and dust prevented him from avoiding the fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Walter Donnelly
Cincinnati
State Var Park
Donnelly
Anselmo Braamcamp Elected President of Portugal
Anselmo Braamcamp was elected president of the republic by the constituent assembly in Lisbon. He is the head of the municipal council of Lisbon and was not a member of the provisional government after King Manuel's fall. His full name is Anselmo Braamcamp Freire, but Freire is not commonly used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constituent Assembly
Anselmo Braamcamp
Lisbon
Republic of Portugal
Constituent Assebly
Portugal
Manuel
Anselmo Braamcamp Freire
Preire
Dead Rats In His Cell In Mexican Jail Tales
William L. Dunne, once a San Antonio journalist jailed in Monterey for alleged participation in a war against Francisco I. Madero, arrived back in Texas and recounts inmates throwing dead rats into his cell to force a confession. He says the rats were left to roam the ill ventilated space and that only freedom to attend his trial saved his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
William L. Dunne
Monterey
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero
Artist Rosenthal On Stand At House Hearings
Albert Rosenthal testified before a House expenditures committee that he received only 71 dollars for a portrait of former Secretary Day. He stated he was paid March 22, 1904, while the voucher 2450 dated January 18, 1904. disbursing clerk Morrison said full payment was made on that date. Frame supplier Ira K Moore said his 60 dollar bill remained unpaid into June 1904. Michael, then Chief Clerk, may be summoned to explain delays and voucher knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rosenthal
House
State Department
Day
Thomas Morrison
Michael
Ira K. Moore
Calcutta
Health Office Record of Births and Ages at Washington Hospitals
Fragmented entry lists several births and ages of individuals at Washington institutions including Asylum Hospital and Government Hospital for the Insane. Notable items include twins to John and Ella Johnson, girls and boys born to multiple couples, and ages ranging from two years to 96 years. Place names include Washington Asylum Hospital and 2905 F Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara
Washington Asylum
Aume L Raynaud
Prederich
Bassalt
F St Nw
Chistlat Human
Washington Asylum Hospital
Vears Catherine Kelly
Government Hospital For the Insane
John Clark
James Eo Yeung
Staw
Lied J Wemetes
Congress St Ne
Priscilla Wurett
Dachu Brant
Popular Heroes Broke Law at Vanderbilt Graduation
Nashville June 21 President Harry Pratt Judson of the University of Chicago spoke to Vanderbilt's graduating class on the broad disregard for law. He cited Andrew Jackson for invading Spanish territory and hanging outlaws abroad, and criticized canonizing John Brown as a saint of liberty despite his insurgency and homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Andrew Jackson
John Brown
Mrs Lydia Withee to Lecture at Church Hall
Mrs Lydia Young Withee will deliver an illustrated lecture tonight at 8 o clock in the hall of the Church of the Ascension located at 1135 Twelfth Street Northwest. The event is presented by the Industrial Educational League of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Young Withee
Church of the Ascension
Twelfth Street
The
Industrial Educational League of the South
Promoter Spaete Dies by Poison While Wanted in Detroit
Osea F Spaete promoter, about 30, learned a warrant was issued for his arrest on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He killed himself with poison inside Detroit police headquarters just before a planned photo session, his Boston home believed. Authorities noted the warrant followed prompting investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyetroit
Mich
June
Boy Financier Coogan Pleads Guilty in Draft Forgery
Frederick L. Coogan alias Carl Hardman known as the boy financier pleaded guilty before Chief Justice Clabaugh to forging a $47.00 draft. Sentence postponed while James F. Kelly seeks parole. Coogan, alleged to face a Colorado charge, posed as a Marietta resident's son and forged Blaine Elkins's name to secure a loan at a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Coogan
Carl Hardman
Clabaugh
James F. Kelly
Coogan
Colorado
Tere
Marietta
Ola
Blaine Elkins
West Virginia
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Panama Securities
Cincinnat
Fequirer Provident
Journal
Cleveland
Pat Dealer
Syracuse
Pest Standard
Chicame Record Herald
St Paul
Pioneer Press
Arin
M. J. Falvey
Siowsep A
Miss Mabel Boardman
May
Davis
Bill
Bur
Maine
Dr. Richards
Jehu
Woodmen
F. C. McCalip
BIG Guns
Kaiser
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Uwhalmers Chapel
Marzland Ihen
JR Ciomenun Tuesposments Bas Rt Iements Ik James T. Clements’ Sons
Wiscomain Ava
Fon
Rosenthal
House Committee
Health Office Record
Allhin E
Iva X
Gregorr
John
Lula Wo Draper
Percival 1
Laura & Launch
Frederick Cand
Ab Philpott
Henry
Ruth T Schaffert
Treston C
Annie V. Hurt
Ella Johnson
L. ¥. Withee
Tg-Kalon Wine CO
F St
Detroit
Aftrived
Plymouth
Nieuw Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Oscar II
Southampton
Atlantic
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
D. J. Kaufman
A. B. Kirschbaum & CO
Priestley Cravenette
D. J. Kaufman the Man’s Store
Pennsylvania Ave
Nhews
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