Dresser Separation Case Reveals Secret Marital Strife
New York June 22 Mrs Daniel Le Roy Dresser has sued for separation from her husband famed shipbuilder and financier the brother of Mrs George W Vanderbilt and Mrs John Nicholas Brown The case shows years of quiet estrangement and a custody dispute over their two children Susan Fish Dresser and Daniel Le Roy Dresser Jr The husband plans a court move to prevent the children leaving New York State while the couple agreed to live apart prior to final action The Dressers keep a country place at Oyster Bay and were prominent social figures before his fall from wealth and leadership of the American Shipbuilding Company and the Trust Company of America
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New York
Daniel LeRoy Dresser
George W. Vanderbilt
John Nicholas Brown
Dresser
Shipbuilding Trust
Trust Company of America
Dresser & Co
Bago
Susan Fish Dresser
Daniel le Roy Dresser
Limapury
Oyster Bay
Dressers
Mr. Dresser
American Shipbuilding Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Trust Company
Merchants’ Association
Seawanhaka Corinthian
St. Anthony's
Calls Foraker Demagogue Declares Foraker a Blatant Demagogue
Maj Augustus P Blocksom A A stationed in Washington defends his record against United States Senator Foraker. He calls Foraker untruthful and a blatant demagogue after Foraker criticized army officers over the Brownsville Incident. Blocksom says he spoke in self defense and will not expand on his remarks.
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Washington
St. Louis
Augustus P. Blocksom
United States
Foraker
Brownsville
Dias
Xenia
Ohio
Maj. Blocksom
Forker
Would Build Battle Ship for Navy Yard in New York
Brooklyn congressmen CALDER DUNWELL FITZGERALD LAW LINDSAY WALDO urge rapid construction of a 20 000 ton battleship at the New York Navy Yard in a telegram to Secretary Metcalf dated June 21 1807. They request no award until decisive steps are taken.
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Brooklyn
Congress
Navy Yard
Washington Post
New York
Calder
the Navy
Metcalf
Victor H. Metcalf
Washington, D. C
Home of Representatives
New York Navy Yard
William WN. Calder
Charles T. Dunwell
John J. Fitzgerald
Charles
Baby Drowns in Crock in Lockport Home
Ruth Mc Cabe, three, peered into a two gallon butter crock in her Lockport New York home and fell inside. The crock held only about eight inches of water but the child drowned before her parents could reach her. The tragedy occurred on June 23 and authorities report the child died at the scene.
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Lockport
N. Y
Ruth McCabe
Anaan
Egan Named Minister to Denmark to Begin Duties
Dr Maurice F Egan has been appointed Minister to Denmark and will assume duties on September 1 after a State Department meeting. The appointment was confirmed amid discussions with acting secretary to finalize the transition and start date.
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Denmark
Maurice F. Egan
State Department
Ani
Actinae Secre
Sera
Ente Apse
Capenhieen
Italian Barber Shot Train Wreck Victims Near Belden Kans
On a night bound for Chicago via the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad a shooting occurred on a westbound train near Belden Kansas. John Bello an Italian barber fired at fellow passengers wounding Mrs Morris Olaen and Mrs Harry Blakesley. V Topp aviator of St Paul Minnesota slept through the attack. Belle and Patsy Longobardi were arrested and removed at Goodland Kansas. The wives and nine children of the two Italians traveled to Denver and chose to return to Chicago rather than continue to San Francisco where the families started from Boston.
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Vermouth
Denver
John
Bello
V. Topp
Aviaijor
St. Paul
Minn
Morris’ Olaen
Harry Blakesley
Mdteball
William Shunk Dead in Fortarrisburg Pa
William Shunk died at his residence near Fortarrisburg Pennsylvania. He was the son of Governor Shunk and a grandson of Governor Pollock. A renowned engineer, he led major Pennsylvania Railroad operations, directed the U S government survey for the Trans-Andean Railway in South America, and served as engineer for the construction of the New York elevated railway. He held prominent memberships in leading engineering societies in the United States and Europe and authored several texts on engineering.
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Ftarrisburg
Willian Shunk
Shunk
Gov. Shunk
Gov. Pollock
New York
United States
Europe
Fun Carnival for Grocers at River View Excursion
The Retail Grocers Protective Association plans its fifth annual excursion to River View on Wednesday June 2. A larger crowd is expected due to extra features including a repeat performance by Miss Cory B. Shreve's pupils from the New National Theater in Meg. Prizes include a gold watch and a diamond ring along with three bowling prizes and other amusements. Officers listed include President P. B. Otterback and secretary Gregory, with a full slate of trustees and officers.
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P. B. Otterback
J. F. Schneider
J. H. Goodrich
E. J. Fisher
M. Goddard
R. EB. Smith
Ww. L. Hart
Pumphrey
Haight
L. F. Lusby
W. T. Davis
P. PB. Patrick
George E H. Bohannon
C. V. Sparrow
A. W. Fairfax
J. E. Digele
Gregory
Charles F.diggs
Justice McComas Plans July Marriage to Mrs Upton Muir
Justice Louis McComas of the District Court of Appeals, ill yet to disrupt his nuptials, will wed Mrs. Upton Muir of New York between July 1 and 15. After a quiet ceremony, the couple will honeymoon, then reside at McComas’s new home on Connecticut and Wisconsin avenues.
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Louis
Mecomas
District Court of Appeals
Real
K Street
D . Taper Johnson
Upton Muir
New York
Europe
Wraigh
Washington
Justice
McComas
Connecticut
Wisconsin Avenues
Patent Examiner Frank Skinner Resigns From Patent Office
Frank C Skinner chief of the division and longtime patent examiner resigns from the Patent Office. The patent commissioner accepts the resignation and will name a successor later. Skinner started in 1882 as a fourth assistant and rose to principal examiner in 1883. He led the classification division after Congress created a separate patent division. He hails from Massachusetts and studied at Lawrence High School MIT Annapolis Albany Law School.
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Frank C. Skinner
Holmead Avenue
Prn
Patent Office
Tas
Patents
Skinner
Congress
Massachusetts
Lawrence High School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Annapolis Naval Academy
Albany Law School
Train Strike Injures Laborer Near Winthrop Heights
Angelo Djtonate a 35 year old Huilan laborer living at 2123 Montello Avenue was seriously injured yesterday morning when struck by a passenger train on the Baltimore and Chile Railroad near Winthrop Heights. He belonged to the track gang and was brushing by. witnesses warned him but he could not reach safety before the engine struck him. He was cut and brushed about the shoulders with internal injuries feared. He was taken to the Custal hospital cityward for treatment.
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Angelo Djtonate
Huilan
Custal Pita
Senator Lucien Baker Dies After Street Wounding
Special to The Wachticton Fest reports former United States Senator Lucien Baker, a Republican who served from 195 to 10 Lak, was fatally wounded in Leavenworth, Kansas, in 1871. He never fully recovered after being shot by Col. D. Rv. An Eby, and died today in Fulton County, Ohio.
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Leavenworth
Kana
Union to Order Strike Over Building Trades Workforce
The Trades Council plans a strike against multiple building projects in Washington. Hoisting engineers plasterers lathers iron workers and plumbers face lockouts as employers push non union labor to run sites. Pickets at Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio stations monitor arrivals to deter imported workers and secure potential returns.
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Béecorde
Ansee
Havd
Washington
Union
Mechanica
Trades Council
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Mienspd
Wants Marriage Annulled in Brooklyn Society Circles
Exclusive Brooklyn residents startled as Col William A Stokes of the Twenty third Regiment seeks an annulment of his marriage to the second Mrs Stokes on grounds he had a husband living when he wed her. The couple, living under one roof, were served with the complaint two weeks ago. Stokes, a noted national guardsman, recounts the disappearance and supposed death of Mrs Hitchins six years ago, after her first husband Joan Etchins left for the Klondike. Stokes learned she had not heard from him in years and claims he was legally dead. The Hitchins and Stokes families are prominent in New York, Brooklyn, and Long Island. Stokes owned a summer home at East Rockaway and once led Williamsburg Hospital.
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Waitington Post
New’ York
St. Marks Avenue
Brooklyn
William A. Stokes
Twentythird Regiment
Stokes
Col
Long Island
Cal. Stokes
May
Arthur Beal
Minnie
Lee
Frederick
Shaw
Walter
Jennie
Col Stokes
East Rockaway
Williamsburg Hospital
Story of Coal and Iron in Alabama by Eithel Armes
A Washington woman Eithel Armes completed The Story of Coal and Iron in Alabama detailing Red Mountain and Alabama iron industry history. The work, edited by Trimar Aldrich and others, highlights early furnaces, mines, and regional development with anecdotes of industry leaders.
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Washington
Alabama
Eithel Armés
Miss Armes
Advances
Ife
Ita
Red Mountain
Fron
South
Post
Mapagines
Trimar Aldrich
Ata
Whenia
Alabame
Nes
Pratt” Consolidated Coal “Comneny
Hatus
Rhodes
Eatter & OE
Birming
Bell Ordered to Obey After Postmaster Transfer
James H. Belk, superintendent of delivery in Georgetown, faces a possible reassignment to the Washington Branch as postmaster and transfer from his current role. The decision rests with the First Assistant Postmaster General, with no action taken yet and names of potential successors undisclosed.
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Jamés H. Belk
Ivery
Washington Post-Office
Mamnen
Bell
Sdryiée
Deliv Durin
Aac
Barn
Department
Baby's Slayer Not Alone in Murder Case at Avondale
Washington Post special report from Avondale Pa details arrest of Irwin A. Lewis accused of murdering his five year old stepdaughter Mary Newlin. Chester County market attorney W W MacBrey questions alibi and signals a possible second arrest as investigations reveal family tensions and alleged kidnapping claims.
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Washington Post
Avondale
W. W. Mac Brey
Chester County
Irwin A. Lewis
Mary Newlin
Irwin Lewis
Mr. MacBhree
MacEilree
Lewis
Macires
MacHiree
Hdna Newlin
Lawrence Budnett
Massachusetts anti merger bill discussed at state house
Senator Lodge and Speaker Cole led a conference in Boston on June 22 over an anti railroad merger bill that passed third reading in the Massachusetts House. State Senator William Jaxon chaired the railroad committee as President Mellen of the New Haven railroad opposed the bill’s split officer ban and amendments. After a long day no action was taken but an amendment to address Mellen’s chief objection was anticipated for Monday.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
John N. Cole
House of Representatives
William Jaxon
Legislative Committee On Railroade
State House
Charles. S. Mellen
New York
New Haven,and Hartford Railroad
Mellen
Beng
Cole
Melle
Hotels and Guests Across Cities Mentioned in Registry
A fragmented OCR list shows hotel guests and residents linked to Metropolitan Raleigh National and other hotels across cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago Philadelphia Harrisburg Richmond Akron Maine California Iowa Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Missouri etc. Names repeatedly appear with wives and companions, indicating a large social register snippet.
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Baltimore
H. B.carmichael
John Norton
Metropolitan
William H. Misybeck
National
James Bradley
Riggs
Boston
H. . Lynch
Raleigh
H. M. Anthvind
H. J. Sager
Chicago
T. F.de Ganna
Charles F. Murray
W. Gibson
Part
Ki. Parsona
Motroi Tan Aee Bhaw
Leon Weiss
Bene
Walter
Roit
Flaleigh
Ambrose Lee
F. Edmondson
I. Frohtel
L. H. Ocello
James ‘T. Sutherland
C. Br Dane
Istpledend
Na Honal
W. Hyghyiny
Wiliam H. Theopald
W. G. Boer
BE Wilson
I ‘New Wien
Philip J. Curran
William Howey
Willam Jardind
C.J. Jsmaine
John CG. Quinn
Itiges
Newton
Wea Ate
John B. Wilson
J. Fo. Wood
Shoxeham
Kenym
Hiladelphta HH
Mccann
Wits
Raymond A. Gerwin
Luty Gerwie
Cora Gervtz
Rhoade Gerwig
Samuel 3. Shapiro
Mra
W. EH. Modelry
New Wilard
Wales
W. R. Balsinger
Shoreham
Richmond
Foreign notes and names scattered in Tokyo report
Fragmentary item lists several individuals and places such as Tokyo Japan Arlington Canada and New Willard with scattered references to mergers or trademarks. The unreadable text hints at a page 4 second section entry about a brand or offer but lacks coherent detail.
Men to Govern Policemen's Association Officers Named
Tomorrow the Policemen's Association holds its annual election at the Police Court building at Sixth and D streets NW. Officers and ticket details were announced by Secretary Thompson, listing candidates for president and treasurer and other positions.
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Blistoste’ Association
Policemen's Association
Polics Court
Polia
Thompson
C. BE. Aa
R. i
Bee Ediccta
Ap En de Veers
A Holtz
Col. George R. Colton Reports Santo Domingo Affairs
Col George R Colton Dominican Customs Administrator for two years arrived in Washington after a brief conference with Acting Secretary Bacon at the State Department He says Santo Domingo affairs are satisfactory and foresees no obstinate difficulty in the Dominican treaty with expectations of ratifications exchange soon.
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State Department
George R. Colton
Santo Domingo
Washington
Bacon
New York
Col
Colton
Santomingo
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Hoot Woman
William Shunk
Bennsylvania
Retail Association
Justice M'Comas Ell
Patent Examiner
Baltimore and Ghia
Lugien “Baker
Kansas
Pouldings
Col. W. A. Stokes
Suit
Guardsman
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Williams
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Fort’ “Smith
Qalifornia
Pelton
Los Angeles
Meteopiitt
Brandes L. Butz
San Francisco
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Hartford
Risse
Ariivetan
SOLGRADO_E. Norton
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G. A. Sregks
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Santa State
Ras
Cleveland
Iides
Milford
D_ Webb
Swanny Marebell
SokSen
Ea Barrett
Bristol
Mie
Butteride
Stawntos
Amsanton
Witlard
O. W. Danley
Bikins
Uarien States Navy
Capt
A. Ueterhous
Mai
Cg, Neville
L.W. P. Owton
Hen Winerd
Fons & AE Bhorehanham
K. Mbtsnises
T. Tominaga
Tokyo
Japan
Arlington
Canada
H. B. Steward
Tortie
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M. Veaghan
HK Havaxe
Merico
A. Butey
Hawaiiton
Brags
New Willard
Heo
Tortey
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