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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1907

Page

11

Nation to Stop Piracy Senator Beveridge Speech in New York

Indiana Senator Beveridge spoke at the Waldorf Astoria dinner of the Indiana Association of New York, arguing for national controls on capital and urging that the nation end piracy and corruption in business. He traced parallels with Lincoln and Morton and defended nationwide laws over state action, endorsing federal efforts to regulate commerce, labor, and corporate power while linking them to constitutional interpretation.

New York James B. Curtis England Congréss Marshall Lincoln Grant Hus Massachusetts Indiana McCall Calhoun

Funeral Directors Listings in Washington DC Area

A dense list of funeral homes and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers across Washington DC, including R F Harvey Sons, John M Mitchells Son, W R Speare, Adolph Schippert, Thos R Serjean, Costello and Bro, Wm S Riley, Frank Geier and Sons, John R Wright Co, J William Lee, WM H Sardo and Co, George P Zurhorst, Hindle and Bayliss, Nalley and Son. The ad notes modern chapels, crematoriums, day and night calls, and livery connections.

R. F. Harvey Fourteenth ST. NW John M. Mitchell St. Am W. R. Speare F Street N. W Adolph J. Schippert Thos Sergeon Cain Teleshows TA Costello & Bro H Street Ary Connection Riley Frank Geier’s Sons Motern John.r. Wright Co J. William Lee WM. H. Sardo & CO Hat Modern Chapel George P. Zurhorst Capito Hindle & Bayliss R. Nalley & Son Bhith Treet

Old Story on Union and State Lines in Adams Debate

The text recalls historical figures like Calhoun and Webster to argue against secession and for a united nation. It evokes Massachusetts leaders’ views, quoting Shays, Adams, and Quincy to emphasize national loyalty and the idea that Americans are a family living under one house.

McCall Calhoun Shays Massachusetts Quincy Congress Republic

Girl Marries A Burglar In Omaha Jail Wedding Sparks Legal Quandary

Two weeks after Charles McKenzie robbed James Noonan's Omaha home for jewelry worth 93 dollars, Noonan's daughter Miss Margaret married the burglar with a license and a preacher at the county jail. The marriage bars McKenzie's testimony against his wife, likely freeing him tomorrow. Noonan threatens to shoot the son in law on sight.

Washington Post Omaha Nebr Charles ‘McKenzie James Noonan Noonan McKenzie Margaret Nebraska Jane Miss Margaret Union Pacific Reilroad Mclenzie Miss Noonan Ode Weee

Deaths Recorded by Health Office March 6 1907

List of deceased individuals with ages and addresses including Mary Ferrett Katherine and James Downey, from White to Freedmen Hospital, Washington area. Entries cover ages from weeks to 67 years across multiple streets and institutions.

White Joh Salzman Jefferson St Brightwod Michael Avrahem Garfeld Hospital Mary Lockett Ava. Nv Julia Wathing 9Th St. Aw Wiliam Gilk Wash Asylum Hospital Mary E. Brown Ith St Janette Addison Sheridan Hilledale Edward Butler 9Th St Walter J. Harrie

Licensed to Marry Names Amid Mixed Matrimony Notices

A jumble of proposed marriages lists numerous couples with ages and ministers. Names include Josep Arth and Dottie Marshall. Clauds Britterbender and Virginia Pettit. James Hamby and Mamie Perkins. Charles McAlister and Adelaide Kenyon. Richard Johnson and Virgie Stickles. and others, with varied ages and churches noted. Some entries cite Washington D C residents and New York City or Chicago links in a period-style banns listing.

Mamie Perkins Anacostia D.C Inxae New, Tork Ciy Adelaide Kenyon Chicago RH. McKim T Ite W. Keall Clara B. Lowe Johns Francia Locke Lene Widmer Ulyzses G. B. Pierce Richard Johnson Virgie, Stickles John T. Smith Ae Myers Lizzie Jobreon Ray Kent J Willem E. McKenzie Lucy A. Willaim Manassas Joseph Matthee Charles"g. Alexander Maggie J. Hackney Tey. Sterling Brown Walter Howard Mary E. Ifsge W. H. Davenport Charles Coates Ella Molden Charles H. Fos Statent Y Huthor “Jackson Causle Jackson George W

Nine Hurt In Wreck Near Warren Pennsylvania

A passenger train No. 33 on the Pennsylvania line wrecked between Irvington and Warren causing nine injuries. The rear coach overturned into a pond after a partly open switch. Gas lines ruptured, filling cars with natural gas and narrowly escaping a fatal blast. Victims include Anne Corbett and other named passengers. local residents aided the injured and assisted to hospitals.

Warren New York Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Irvington Egbert Phaips Randolph Tybert Phelps Pennsylvania Gas Company Anne Corbett Parkers Landing Orvilla Brown Brown Misa Corbett Reach & Hospitl

Threatened by admirer seeks wife to flee to California or England

Adam Kirchner, 32, of College Point, charged with threatening Mrs. Sarah Jane Jansen to leave her husband and run away with him. Police found a revolver and 100 cartridges on him. Jansen reported repeated visits and a violent romantic pursuit after she and her husband moved to escape him. Kirchner to be arraigned tomorrow.

Washington Post New York Mar Sarah Jane Jansen California England Adam Kfrehner College Point Kirchner Jansen

Firemen Hurt as 100000 Blaze Hits Filbert Street Building

A six story building at 823 and 8 Filbert street in Philadelphia caught fire today, causing $100,000 in damage. The blaze spread to adjoining property and five firemen were severely injured when a fire escape collapsed. The upper floor housed Stern & Co manufacturing shirt waists, with other occupants including Standard Sewing Machine Company, Sipple-Reeve-Whiting umbrella makers, Belknap Johnson Powell umbrella makers, and Gasch & Birge. The fire also affected nearby property at 821 Filbert and 832 Filbert streets.

Philadelphia Filbert Street Stern & Co Standard Sewing Supplee-Reeve-Whiting .Company Umbrella an@ Belknap

Wealth of Christian Science Church Cited In Suit

Washington report notes Farlow's estimate of church wealth at 13 million, with a seven million nearer figure. Former Senator Chandler outlines plans for a second suit in Massachusetts or New Hampshire, targeting four New Hampshire defendants. Taking testimony across states begins, with focus on Mrs Eddy's assets and salaries of church leaders.

Farlow Christian Science Church Boston Mar Chendler George W Glover Eddy Council New Hampshire Calvin A. Frye Irving C. Tomlinson Herman Chandler Bir Farlow Chace Armstrong Thompson Christian Science Concord Eady Wate Christian

Mrs Eddy Adopted Son Speaks On Waterbury Controversy

Waterbury Vermont March 6 A Waterbury Centre resident and Dr Foster Eddy the man Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy legally adopted in 1888 discuss the ongoing suit over Mrs Eddy s mental fitness and control of her property. Eddy son says he plans no interference unless asked and praises her work to advance Christian Science while noting questions about income and possible plots.

Waterbury Waterbury ‘Centre George Glover Mary Baker G. Hddy J. Yester Foster Eddy Vermont Eady Ays Eddy Drs. Eddy Mrs. Eddy George Glover Gil Frye Mrs. Holdy Boston

Dr George Bing ham Fowler Dies in New York

Dr George Bing ham Fowler died at his East Fifty eighth Street home from stomach hemorrhage. A 1871 graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons he served as health commissioner under the Strong administration. He taught pediatrics at New York Polyclinic and later clinical medicine at the Post graduate Medical School and founded the Dietetic Gazette while contributing to the American Journal of Obstetrics.

New York George Bingham Fowler East Fifty-eighth Street Fowler College of Physicians and Surgeons New York Polyclinic Postgraduate Medical School The Dietetic Gazette American Journal of Obatetrica

Hanna at Summer Home Seeks Divorce Case Quiet

Public reports in Cleveland say Dan R Hanna may contest his wife’s divorce though most expect no contest He was served with the petition then left for Cottage Manor Ravenna The case may hinge on alimony negotiations with previous support stated at $8000 annually.

Washington Post Cleveland Ohio Dan R. Hanna Hanna Cottage Manor Ravenna New Pending

Wife Ordered From Court In Norton Divorce Case

In New Haven on March 6 Mrs Josephine Birney Norton was escorted from the Superior Court chamber while her friend Miss Annie T Desnan testified for the defense in Edwin Kenneth Norton's divorce suit. A Yale crowd tracked their estranged husband to Europe at his father's order. Witnesses contradicted Norton private detective claims and alleged Mrs Norton sent facial signals to Miss Degnan. Detective Webb was accused of removing Mrs Norton's letters from Hartford records.

Washington Post New Haven Conn Josephine Birney Norton Edwin Kenneth, Norton Yate Annie T. Desnan Doangel Mia Degnan Yale

Dog Guards Dead Mistress in Williamsburg Room

Special to The Washington East reports a neighbor found Mrs. Mary Hartley entering Mrs. Rose Cohan’s Williamsburg room to discover why a dog whined. The dog attacked Fireman Daly and a sergeant before police restrained it. An surgeon from St Catherine’s Hospital said Mrs Cohan had been dead many hours.

Washington East New York Rose “‘Qohan South Second Street Williamsburg Mary Hartley Catherin‘s Hospital

Felled by River Pirates On Randall's Island Watchman Deadly Blow

Special to The Washington Post reports two thieves escaped Randall's Island after bludgeoning watchman Mike Anderson with a hatchet. He lies dying as they flee by boat into the river, leaving hospital orderly Walter Butler to alert authorities.

Washington Post New York Mike Anderson Randall's Island Walter Butler A . Butler Suriek Atorehouse Anderson

Jury Holds Scales in Virginia Murder Trial

Dramatic courtroom scenes unfold as prosecutor Lee condemns Bywaters and Leon in the Virginia trial of a brutal killing. Witnesses recount emotional drama, defenses clash over unwritten law, and jurors recess for the day amid volatile testimony and contentious arguments.

William Bywaters Mr. Lee Capt. Woods Virginia Bar Association Lal Woods Viola Bywaters Nconsad Brothers Harrison Wo ‘Brothers Commonwealth of Virginia Moore

Fire Damages Vandalia At Sea In Million-Dollar Loss

Report from the Vandalia states a fire in the hold February at sea caused at least a quarter of a million dollars in damage. The ship flooded its hold, the stern lifted from water, and the vessel drifted for two days under a northwest gale before the water was cleared and the fire subdued.

New’ York Vandalia China Japan

Archie Roosevelt Recovering at White House From Diphtheria

Surgeon General Rixey reported Archie Roosevelt son of the President is sick with diphtheria at the White House but is recovering well and his condition shows favorable indications. Joseph Wood elected president of the Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula Hallway Company, succeeding James McCrea who resigned. Ocean steamer movements include Balser Wrheim from Rotterdam to New York and Ronda bound for Rotterdam from New York.

Archie Roosevelt Rixey White House McCrea Pplitaburg Pittsburg Youngstown Ashtabula Joseph Wood James The Pennsylvania: Railroad Rotterdam Balser Wrheim United States Copenhagen Gerdinia New York LiverpoolOcean c Nem Tentonte Liverpool Ronda

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