Rovers in Love for Murdered Mary Newlin
Irwin Lewin, accused of murdering the Mary Newlin and burying her in a yard, is in a county jail in a violent state and may miss the inquest. Bloodstains on a barn stairway bolster the district attorney’s theory of the brutal killing. Family defense supporters include Sheriff’s aide and Beverly NJ educators as lawyers prepare to press Lewin’s case.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Mary Newlin
Irwin Lewin
Joseph H. Scattergood
Avondale
Lewis
Little Mary Newlin
Prof. J. Lewis
Beverly
N. J
Thomas Pierce
Wiliam S. Windle
Chester County
Landenburg
Attack on Girl in Forest Park by Unknown Man
Eleven year old Marcella Singer of 4047 Clayton Ave was chloroformed and assaulted in Forest Park while her eight year old brother was sent to fetch a new opera. The assailant fled and is being sought by mounted police after leading the boy nearly a mile to obtain the lure. The incident occurred amid park crowds as onlookers misread the scene as a child being disciplined.
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Thawashington
St. Louis
Forest Park
Marcella Singer
Clayton Avenue
Marcella
Bors
Obituary notices bundled death notices from 1907 1907 and 1997
A composite obituary page lists multiple death notices and funeral details. Entries include Edith Cole aged 24 dying after illness with June 25 funeral in Allentown area, William W Duffield buried at Arlington National Cemetery, David A Fitzgerald aged 39 with Mass at St. Aloysius and Mount Olivet burial, Lanham, MD resident, Susan Schreiner at Forest Glen with funeral and Frederick interment, and Willis R Speare noted husband with June 74 date. Interments referenced in Glenwood, Arlington, Mount Olivet, Davisonville, Forest Glen, Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Duffield
Arlington Nationa Cemetery
Detroit
Fitzgerald
D A. m
K Street
David A. Fitzgerald
David
Johanna Fitzgerald
St. Aloysius' Church
Mount Olivet
Lanham
Garfield Hospital
Lettie Lanham
Davisonville
Schreiner
Maj
Herman Schreiner
Forest Glen
Susan Schre
Funeral Directors Directory with multiple Washington firms
A listing of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and telephone numbers in Washington. Firms include Frank Geier's Sons 1113 Seventh St NW Modern Chapel. John R. Wright Co.. J William Lez. Wm. H. Sardo & Co.. George P. Zarhorst. Hindle & Bayliss. Thos. R. Nalley & Son. R. F. Harvey's Sons. W. R. Speare. John M. Mitchell's Son. Thos. Sergeon. T A Costello & Bro. Geo. C. Shaffer. and others, noting services and modest pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST
John R. Wright CO
Tenth St Nw
J. William Lez
Pennsylvania Ave
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
George P. Zarhorst
Hindle & Bayliss
Phona M
R. Nalley & Son
Imp
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John M. Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Sergeon
R. S. Cain
Tihat
Tolaphons
T. A. Costello & Bro
Eavery
Connecttas SS Sacras
Sage gives $25,000 for Lincoln Farm preservation
Mrs Sage becomes a major donor to the Lincoln Farm Association supporting the preservation of Abraham Lincoln's birthplace in Hodgenville Kentucky. She contributes 5000 pounds and offers more if needed toward the Lincoln memorial building estimated at 100000. The fund invites patriotic support from citizens to safeguard the historic site and its log cabin birth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Mra
Russell Sage
Little Army of Americans
Clarence H. Mackay
Lincoln Farm‘ Association
Abraham Lincoln
Association
Lincoln Farm Association
Hodgenville
Robert Collier
Lincoln
Louisville
Col Stokes seeks annulment to shield Mrs Stokes from notoriety
Maj. Henry D. Hamilton, counsel for Col. William A. Stokes, says the Rockland County action to annul his marriage aims to protect his wife from publicity. He will pursue the nullity, arguing the wife is actually Mrs. Joan Hitchings. He claims Hitchings is alive and could testify, while Mrs. Stokes may sue for possession of 606 St Marks Ave. The couple met Hitchings at the Lotus Art Club in Brooklyn.
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Washington
New York
Henry D. Hamilton
William A. Stokes
Twenty-third Regiment
Rockland County
Joan Hitchings
Dr. Stokes
Hitchings
Col. Stokes
Lotus Art Club
Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn
Will Discharge Strikers Over Pension Forfeit
San Francisco and Oakland telegraphers report slight gains after a three day strike. Western Union and Postal threaten to discharge remaining strikers and strip 20 percent of pension credits for service. President Small says union seeks 5 percent raise and calls for arbitration. New York meeting upholds Small and the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Western Union
West Oakland
Postal Company
Nally
The
Postal
Miller
Samuel Small
Thenion
Postal Companies
Small
New York
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Longworths Begin Trip to Yosemite and Honolulu
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth depart Springfield for a pleasure voyage including two weeks in Yosemite and a stop in San Francisco before sailing to Honolulu. They had planned Alaska earlier but abandoned the idea. They recall the Pacific voyage with the Taft party and avoid interview questions about his father in law's actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Springfield
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Yosemite
San Francisco
Honolulu
Alaska
Pacific
Philippines
Longworth
Duel Ends With Memphis Constable Dead
Memphis Tennessee June 22 constable J F Goad dies from pistol duel with Reed a negro who fired on him as he attempted to arrest Reed after Reed seized a home from two black women Reed fatally wounded after shooting Goad in the confrontation the assailant died later from his wounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
J. F. Goad
Reed
Goad
Falen
McCullough Cavalry Officer Faces Court Martial
Special to The Washington Post reports First Lieut. Charles E. McCullough adjutant of the Second Squadron Fifteenth Cavalry returns to U S from Havana and quits to stand trial for conduct unbecoming an officer. His career includes service in the Philippines and at the Army War College. He disappeared from Havana last July amid gambling debts and loans to enlisted men but his friends insist he is sane and will prove his innocence. fellow officers vow to defend him.
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McCullough
Philippines
War College
Washington Post
New York
Charles E. McCullough
Fifteenth Cavalry
Havana
United States
Lieut
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Inglaterra
World
Wisconsin
Seventh United States Cavalry
Custer
First
Illinois Volunteer Cavalry
Ninth
United States Cavalry
Jack Pershing
Kris’. Boto
Hese
Infantry and
Foyt, Leavenworth
Duilough
Jessi
The
And
Imar
Mac
the Fifteenth
Actio
Mexico
Tropical Service
Ang
Mani
Salt Lake City
Casualties Reported in St. Louis Area Storm Damage
Several people are injured and numerous homes damaged after a severe storm near Kansas City Missouri. The city area records indicate widespread impacts with property damage and multiple injuries reported by local authorities. Emergency crews remain on scene as investigations continue.
Riots and Outrage Force French Deputies from Paris
June dispatches from Narbonne report violent riots disrupting a French chamber session. Deputies faced hostile receptions forcing their return to Paris, with crys of Praitors and threats of the gallows as crowds massed in Narbonne and surrounding towns. Funeral services were held for a riot victim this afternoon amid unsettled conditions.
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Paris
Laiterte
Narbonne
France
Marcelin
Albert
Therent
Willassail Orchard Darrow Will Address Jury
Boise Idaho June 23 William D Haywood pleads not guilty to the murder of former Gov Steunenberg and the defense led by Clarence Darrow prepares to argue innocence and outline anticipated evidence asserting a conspiracy against the Western Federation of Miners and Haywood. The defense plans to frame the case as a political vendetta and to portray Orchard as fabricating charges to gain a pardon for the actual murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenbers
State of
Will
Clarence Carroyy
Haywood
Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Aarow
Darrow
Sation
Saaney
Bettibone
Orchard
Adams
Ptaaperous
Spesche
Mine Hill accident injures three people
A wagon incident on Mine Hill caused the front axle to snap and the vehicle to stop suddenly. Three occupants were injured and taken to a nearby farm for treatment.
Woman Occupies Pulpit in Bayonne Church
Special to The Washington Past reports MoT Tr. ghaltard wife of Rev. rton N J preached this morning and evening at the Baptist Church Bayonne. She will become pastor of Eine church in Bayonne on July 1.
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Baptist Church
Bayonne
Mot Tr. Ghaltard
Rton
N. J
Bayon
Eine Church
Hadley Urges Honest Living in The Liar Sermon
Yale President Arthur T. Hadley delivered a baccalaureate address titled The Liar in New Haven urging honesty as inner conscience. He warned against external form without inner truth, calling for positive integrity in speech and business dealing to maintain trust and social order.
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Yale
Washington Post
New Haven
Hell
Pittsburg Rich Manals on Divorce Claim Stir City
Pittsburg was all agog after Judge Willard McEwen of Chicago said any man who learns his wife is friendly with a Pittsburg millionaire has grounds for divorce. The ruling came as he granted a Chicago man A. O. Gressing a divorce from Nora Bayes. The case mentions Frank McKelvey, son of William M. McKelvey, Alpha Portland Cement president. Local reactions praise sharp morality and defend Pittsburg millionaires as equal to others.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Willard McEwen
Chicago
McEwen
A. 0
Gressing
Nora Bayes
Frank McKelvey
William M. McKelvey
Alpha Portland Cement Company
J. B. Corey
Steel Corporation
Mr. McKelvey
Edward Young
Washington Man Missing in Newark Census Agent
Elmore W. Sanderson a United States Census Bureau special agent has been missing from his Newark office since June 12. He had been in Washington preparing Passaic River navigation statistics and last reported June 12. A search began with a bureau representative but yielded no results. Sanderson was last known to be in the New York office on June 13. his wife and three children remain in Newark. The family fears a temporary mental breakdown after overwork.
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Newark
N. J
Elmore W. Sanderson
United States Census Bureau
Sanderson
Washington
Passaic River
Dla Health
Bureau
New York
Sermon by Dr. Aked on Christian omnipresence in world
In New York at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Rev. Dr. Charles F. Aked spoke on transformations if Christianity were universal. He argued peace would prevail with lambs and lions united and plowshares replacing swords. John D. Rockefeller attended with two friends as visitors filled the pews.
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Washington Post
New York
Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Russia
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Eight Hart In Collision At Sharon on June 2
Eight carnival attaches were injured three seriously when a Pennsylvania Railroad freight engine crashed into a Parker Carnival dining and sleeping car on a siding in Sharon Pennsylvania. All injured were hospitalized. The cause was not determined but it was alleged the fireman was running the engine and the air brakes failed.
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Sharon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Parker Carnival Company
Carnival Company
Rev Dr Norman Fox Dead Morristown Clergyman Veteran Officer
The Rev Dr Norman Fox longtime Morristown mayor and Civil War chaplain died at Roosevelt Hospital after weeks of illness. Born February 13 1836 in Glens Falls he served with the Seventy seventh New York Infantry from Fredericksburg to Appomattox. He married Julia McKnight of Washington in 1868. she died in 1869. He had a third wife Miss Margaret Dimmice of Honesdale Pa home.
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McKnight
Washington
New York
Norman Fox
Morristown
N. J
Roosevelt Hospital
Lr. Fox
Paris
Margaret Dimmicé
Honesdale
Fox
Glens Falls
Saratoga
Fredericksburg
Appomattox
Julia McKnight
Milkman suspects rival mutilated cow and goat in Bayonne
New York dispatch reports Max Hongsky of 45 East Sixteenth Street Bayonne found his cow and goat harmed. The cow’s tail and goat ears were severed and the tail left on Rongsky’s front porch. The milkman claims a business competitor is behind the act seeking vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Hongsky
Bayonne
Rongsky
Dusineas
Puhatinge
Sami
Plan for Prize Court Body to Sit During Sea War
The American delegates at the Hague peace talks discuss a proposed international prize court to adjudicate ship captures. Gen. Porter reports European support may ease South American opposition, while the German plan tightens rules on neutral subjects and envisions a court at The Hague. Andrew Carnegie is expected Monday to arrange the Peace Building cornerstone relaying.
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The
Hague
United States
Horace Porter
Porter
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Barriboza
Senate
Supreme Prize Court
International Prize Court
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Pbassador Davis J. Hill
Shooting in Idaho Hotel: Engineer Wounds Contractor
H M Hedges fired five shots at A S Whiteway in the Idanha Hotel Boise wounding him seriously with three bullets. The motive involved Hedges wife and Governor Gooding’s apartments in the hotel. Whiteway is expected to recover. Hedges and his wife are held for examination. The incident is not connected to the Haywood case.
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Boise
Idaho
H. M. Hedges
A. S. Whiteway
Idanha
Hedge
Gov. Gooding
James McPartland
Haywood
Yale Seniors Set New Marriage Record for Class of 1907
New Haven June 23 Yale University seniors plan more engagements than any prior class. Seventeen engagements reported, nearing the 1876 record. Captain Samuel Morse expected to wed Anne Thompson in Staateburg New Jersey. Edger Munson to marry Louise Franchot July 16 after bachelor dinner.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Yale
H. M.woolsey
Samuel F. B. Morse
Staateburg
N. J
Anne Thompson
Virginia
Edger Munson
Law School
Louise W. Franchot
Olean
N. Y
Emory Foster Dies Suddenly in New York World Staff
Emory Foster a prominent newspaper man died today from acute kidney trouble. He had held major posts in Philadelphia Chicago and Washington and was then on the editorial staff of the New York World. He was a son of Mrs Ellen Foster the lecturer.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Emory Foster
New York World
J. Ellen Foster
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Tokalon Wine CO
Lath Street
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