Midshipmen Die Saving Mrs Bowyer In Severn Drowning
Naval Board reports accidental drowning as the cause after three midshipmen Sherman Nason Crab Thomas and Mrs Bowyer die in the Severn near Annapolis while attempting to rescue the woman who could not swim. Bodies recovered near Chink Point. funerals at the academy chapel. interment to be at family homes.
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Union Point
Severn
Nason
Thomas
Swan
Woran
Annapolis
Lawyer
Erle, Pa
Joseph McC Bowyer
Commandnant Bowyer
Joe Bowyer
Ruth Bowyer
Joseph Bowyer
Chink Point
Naval Academy
Boa~ Yor
Boweer
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Acad
DIED HOWARD HARPER ON JUNE 29 1910 IN WASHINGTON
Obituary notice listing deaths in June 1910 including Eugene B La Porte Dora Sauer Katherine Howard and Lawrence H Hopkins with funeral details from specific addresses in Washington DC and interment plans at local cemeteries plus notes for Lancaster and Baltimore papers.
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Hopkins
Wiodnessa
Uhoom
Lawrence H
Emily M Hopkins
G Street
Baltimore
Howard
Katherine Howard
Geile
John Howard
St Josephs Church
St Marys Cemetery
LA Porte
Cagually Hospital
Eugene B
Chapel of
Thomas
Serge
Seventh Street
Providence Hospital
Dora Sauer
Frank Geter
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Howard Harper
Lillie Bond Thomas
William Lees
Hanet
Pennsslvania Aenue Northwest
Lancaster Pa
Marriage and Death Notices In Various Papers
In a compiled notice the Washington Post reports that marriage and death notices were inserted in multiple newspapers. The list includes Pittsburgh Dispatch Change Heard sterald Presidence Journel Cleveland Plain Dealer Rochester Herald New York Times Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Courrier Stracaee Post Standard Philadelphia Public Ledger and others.
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Washington Post
Nmi &Nuuirer
Pittsburg Dispatch
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Rochesta Herald
New York Limes
Louis
Tragic drowning near Naval Academy surfaces a mystery
Bodies recovered after a sailboat search near the Naval Academy as divers and fishermen join officers in a long day’s effort. Mrs Bowyer and another swimmer were found after initial reports of a dangerous incident at the riverfront. The Bowyer family, once prominent in Pittsburg, had recently relocated to New York.
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Emy
Rver
Naval Academy
Academy
William Branzell
Bowsers Head
Pittsburg
Joseph McC Bowyer
Frank
Lake Erie
Charlton Case In Italy Extradition Proceedings Start
New York June 2 Judge Paul Charlton father of Porter Charlton presides as alienist exams continue in Hudson county jail. Porter Charlton awaiting extradition to Italy on wife murder charges. Charlton’s counsel J Floyd Clarke denies any report by alienists and says no rush in decision. Judge Charlton returns to Washington to duties at the War Department as reporters press for details.
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New York
Paul Ghailton
Porter Charlton
Hudson County
Italy
Jroms Charitons
J Floyd Clarke
Mi’ Clarke
Hoboken
Paul Charlton
Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Forts pension bureau to dismiss forty clerks
The Forts pension bureau will dismiss 40 clerks tomorrow due to lack of appropriation. Nine clerks will be cut immediately while Commissioner Davenport plans to retain three. He states he has not displaced longtime employees but chose those least able to bear the loss.
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Rolla
Pension Bureau
Forts
Tomorow
Davenport
Cout
Rail labor talks in Southeast face acute 13 day deadlock
Mediation between Chairman Knapp and Commissioner Neill over wage hikes and work changes stalls after thirteen days. Southern lines from Potomac to east of the Mississippi, including Southern Seappard, Atlantic Coast Line, Queen and Crescent, and Mobile and Ohio, remain in dispute with potential for a broad strike.
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Neill
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Ttig
Potemn
Mississippi River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles P . Neill
Erdman Ott
Reyl
Southern
Seappard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Queen and Crescent
Mobile
Ohio
Louisville
Nashville
Health Office Record Lists Numerous Births and Hospital Entries
A health office ledger records many births with parent names such as George J and Adrietta R Howelin and Edward L and Mars L Brown, along with hospital notes noting ages from newborn to 39 years and various guardians. The fragmentary OCR shows names, relationships, and several local addresses, with references to Garfield Hospital and Georgetown University Hospital among other entries.
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Frances Krnes Garfield Hospital
J Stuart al
Regan
George Mba
Fatherine G
Howard
Fanard
Thomas
Weller Georgetown University
Nellie
Des Tatant
OFC
Tatlie Haarer
4Th St Nw
Nave
Infant
George L
Adrietin
Ro Howells
Niew
Frederice Jones
Bernard A Smith
Wellberger
Montha
George W Pinn
Vatican stance dominates Roosevelt address clash over Methodist visit
New York reports Archbishop Ireland’s forthcoming extended critique of the Methodist Episcopal Church of America. It analyzes Vatican concerns around Roosevelt’s planned audience, cites Low and Fairbanks incidents, and condemns perceived interference while defending Vatican prerogatives and tolerance toward sincere interlocutors.
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New York
Board of Bishops
Methodist Episecopal Church
Ireland
Isste
North American Review
Methodist Episcopal Church of America
Italy
Vatican
Col Rooszeselt
America
Rome
Methodist Church
Seth Low
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Institute of
Via Venti Settembre
Rooseselt
Tipple
Quirinal
Leishman
Mr. Leishman
O’laughlin
American Methodist Episcopal Church
Thea Methodist Mission
Vattean
Cloudburst Drowns Six in Saylorsville Kentucky
Six known dead and several missing after a cloudburst on the Licking River near Saylorsville early this morning. Homes swept away, buildings destroyed, crops ruined as the river rose over 36 feet. Names include Mia Roach Gayhart and infant Gayhart, William Conley, and two unidentified men. Missing families include Gayhart, Sheppard, Whittaker, and Bailey.
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Saylorsville
Licking River
Racent Igins
Roach Gayhart
Roach Gayshart
Gayhart
William Conley
John Sheppard
Benton Whittaker
William Bailey
Naval officers guests, American visitors lunch with Plymouth mayor
The Indiana Massachusetts and Iowa battleship officers and 600 USNA midshipmen visited Plymouth England. They joined the mayor and corporation for a luncheon where Captain George R. Clark spoke in response to a toast and said every man would carry grateful recollections of his visit.
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Plymouth
England
Indiana
Massachusetts
Iowa
United States Naval Academy
George R. Clark
Thomas Risheill Bead Prominent Alexandria Figure Dies
Thomas Van Buren Rishelli long prominent in Alexandria business and politics dies at his son’s home after a yearlong illness. A former third ward councilman and alderman, he contributed to the local press under the signature I V. R. His funeral at 518 South Washington Street was led by Rev Harry M Canter, with pallbearers from the planing mill where his sons worked. He was born in Port Clinton, Pa, and moved to Alexandria in 188.
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Washington Post BI Aeau
King Street
Alexandria
Thomas van Buren
Thomas L. Risheil
South
Washington
Thomas
Lawrence’ Risherll
Robert Prettyman
Isaac Buckingham
Washington, DG
Thomas Bmroughs, Jr
Jeffersonville
South Washington Street
Oelock
Harry M Canter
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Moses Hayden
Walter Browner
Ernest Finnell
Harvey Willams
George Scott
Sylvester Scott
Mi Risheill
Port Clutton
Schuylkill County
Wilkes
Faufas
Rushelli
Risheill
Board of Aldermen
Prisoner Eggleston Attacks Warden in Jail Break
Wiliam Eggleston a whitewash brush handle used as a weapon, felled Warden William Candler of the Alexandria jail and struck Mrs. Candler during an attempted escape. Candler fired at the fugitive, who fled toward St. Asaph street and into Potomac yards. City Sergeant R H Cox offered an $8 reward. Eggleston, from North Carolina, is said to have fled toward a freight train.
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Wiliam Egegleston
State Penitentiary
William Candler
Alexandria
Candler
R. H Cox
Eggleston
Man killed in manslaughter case in Alexandria county
A jury in Alexandria County Circuit Court found Michael Nolan guilty of manslaughter in the June 17 throat-cutting death of Robert Murphy Jr. Nolan faced a three year penitentiary sentence. The case followed similar coroner testimony and was prosecuted by Commonwealth's Attorneys Mackey and Brent with defense by Moncure, Tebbs, and Gaines.
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Alexandria County
J B. T Thornton
Michael Nolan
Robert Murphy, Jr
Nolan
Murphy
Alexandria
Commonwealth
Ciathal Mackey
5S. G Brent
Moncure, Tebbs
Gaines
Dr R J Nunn Dies in Savannah Grand Mason of Scottish Rite
Dr R J Nunn thirty third degree Mason dies after long illness in Savannah Ga He served as grand chancellor of the supreme council Scottish Rite Southern jurisdiction and sovereign grand inspector general in Georgia and South Carolina He will be buried at Laurel Grove Cemetery at midnight after a full night service at the Masonic Temple The extent of his national recognition and memberships in royal orders noted in the obituary.
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R. J. Nunn
Savannah
Washington Post
Laurel Grove
Masonic Temple
Georgia
South Carolina
Royal Order of Scotland
Nunn
Red Cross of
Constantine
Mrs Sherman Doing Well At Hospital
Reports from the hospital indicate the condition of Mrs James Sherman wife of the Vice President remains entirely satisfactory today and tonight.
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Mrs. Sherman
Baltimore
James 8 Sherman
Duc d'Alencon Dies As Moonshine Boom Strains Revenue Agents
London reports the Duc d'Alencon, grandson of Louis Philippe, dies amid a turbulent era. Six U.S. revenue agents shot by moonshiners in recent days, as Vinson Cabell warns of a booming whisky trade and a strained internal revenue budget. The Duc is noted for charity work and survival of the Paris charity bazaar fire.
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France
London
Duc d'Alencon
Louis Philippe
Royal HE. Cabell
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau of
United States
Internal Revenue Office
iHeir
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cabell
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