Nation to Stop Piracy Senator Beveridge's Views
New York dinner honors Indiana Senator Beveridge as he defends national control of large wealth and calls for federal regulation of business. He links modern policy to Lincoln and Morton, argues for nationwide laws, and cites centralization dangers amid a Waldorf Astoria gathering of Hoosiers.
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Indiana
New York
MicCall
Calhoun
Shays
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Grant
James B. Curtis
England
Congréss
Marshall
Hus
Massachusetts
McCall
Funeral Directors Directory Listing
A saturated obituary style notice lists numerous funeral directors and embalmers with shop addresses and phone numbers. Firms include R F Harvey's Sons, John M Mitchell's Son, W R Speare, Adolph Schippert, Thos B Sergoon, Costello & Bro, Wm S Riley, Frank Geier's Sons, John R Wright Co, J Williams Lee, WM H Sardo & Co, George P Zurhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Thos R Nalley & Son, all offering chapels, crematoriums, and 24 hour service with contact numbers and locations across Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 of Union and State Bonds in a Nation
Fragmentary 19th century political prose argues that secession and loyalty define the United States. It contrasts McCall, Shays, and Quincy with Adams, Webster, and Lodge, praising national unity and cross-state fellowship over separatist sentiment.
Girl Marries a Burglar in Jail Amid Stage-Managed Wedding
Two weeks after a home robbery in Omaha the engaged couple wed in the county jail. Margaret Noonan married Charles McKenzie, the burglar who confessed he broke in to see her. The marriage blocks McKenzie's testimony and likely conviction, with the jailer allowing daily visits. Noonan, a railroad conductor, threatens to shoot the son-in-law upon sight.
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Washington Post
Omaha
Nebr
Charles ‘McKenzie
James Noonan
Noonan
McKenzie
Margaret
Nebraska
Jane
Miss Margaret
Union Pacific Reilroad
Mclenzie
Miss Noonan
Ode Weee
Deaths Listed in Health Office Record March 1907
Health Office record of deaths reported March six nineteen hundred seven lists names, ages, and addresses including Joh Salzman White 305 Jefferson Street Brightwood, Michael Avrahem Garfeld Hospital, Mary Lockett 2210 Fla. Ave. NW, four months, and James M. Downey 73 L Street NE, fourteen days. Includes African American entries such as Mary Scot 1612 30th Street NW, and Williem Jackson 600 Marion Isley, with varied ages from newborn to sixty-seven.
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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 in a List of Couples
A scanner of marriage licenses shows numerous couples, including Josep F Arth aged 24 to Dottie McP Marshall 19 and James L Hamby 24 to Mamie Perkins 21, with various other pairings and reverends listed. The fragment appears to catalog issued licenses with varying ages and locales across multiple jurisdictions.
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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
Train wreck near Warren injures nine
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train No. 33 wrecked between Irvington and Warren causing nine injuries. A gas line at the site ruptured, filling coaches with natural gas and narrowly suffocating some passengers. Rescue work was led by locals including Warren resident Orvilla Brown who helped a passenger to hospital.
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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 menaces Mrs Jansen to elope
Adam Kirchner, 32, of College Point, charged with threatening to kill Mrs. Sarah Jane Jansen unless she left her husband and ran away with him to California or England. Police found a revolver and 100 cartridges in his possession as the man awaited arraignment after she told them she and her husband fled to escape him.
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Washington Post
New York
Mar
Sarah Jane Jansen
California
England
Adam
Kfrehner
College Point
Kirchner
Jansen
Fire destroys six story building injuring five firefighters
Philadelphia March 6 a blaze on Filbert Street caused 100000 damage as heat and smoke tore through the six story Stern & Co factory making shirt waists. five firemen were severely hurt when a fire escape collapsed. The fire spread to 821 and 823 Filbert Street tilting the neighboring umbrella makers and sewing machine firms. Minor damage to other occupants and nearby properties.
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Philadelphia
Filbert Street
Stern & Co
Standard Sewing. Machine Company
Supplee-Reeve-Whiting .Company
Belknap, Johnson, & Powell
Wealth of Christian Science Church Estimated in Court Suit
Washington dispatch reports former Senator Chandler casting doubt on Christian Science Church wealth estimates. He cites Farlow figures ranging from 13 to 22 million, asserts plans for a second suit in state or federal courts, and notes immediate testimony in multiple venues while seeking concrete facts about salaries and assets tied to Mrs Eddy and church leaders.
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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's Adopted Son Seeks to Defend Her Estate
In Waterbury Vermont Dr. Foster Eddy, formerly Dr. Foster Eddy, the legally adopted son of Mary Baker Eddy, speaks of her great work and his readiness to aid her. He doubts the legality and motives behind George Glover’s suit and defends Eddy’s health and wealth, noting her need for seclusion to continue her Christian Science principles.
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Waterbury
Waterbury ‘Centre
George Glover
Mary Baker G. Hddy
J. Yester
Foster Eddy
Vermont
Eady
Ays
Eddy
Drs. Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
George
Glover
Dr George B Fowler Dies of Hemorrhage in New York
Dr George Bingham Fowler died today at his East Fifty-eighth Street home from stomach hemorrhage. He was sixty. A 1871 College of Physicians and Surgeons graduate, he served as health commissioner under the Strong administration and held professorships in pediatrics and clinical medicine at New York institutions. He founded the Dietetic Gazette and was associate editor of the American Journal of Obstetrics for six years.
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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 Divorce Case Possible Fight
Public reports suggest Dan R Hanna may contest his wife’s divorce while the parties keep silent. He left for Cottage Manor in Ravenna after being served with the petition. Alimony previously granted was about 8000 dollars annually.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Dan R. Hanna
Hanna
Cottage Manor
Ravenna
New Pending
Wife Ordered From Court In Norton Divorce Case
In New Haven, Mrs. Josephine Birney Norton was ordered from the Superior Court while witness Miss Annie Degnan testified for the defense. Norton accuses her of facial signs to Degnan. Degnan deny intoxication and say Norton was sent to Europe by his father to forget the marriage. Several witnesses questioned a private detective’s claims about Mrs. Norton.
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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 House
Special to The Washington East reports a dog kept by Mrs. Rose Cohan of 165 South Second Street Williamsburg showed joy at entry to her room where Mrs. Mary Hartley found the woman dead. The dog turned and attacked Hartley, then later bit Fireman Daly when he entered. Police detained the animal until an on call surgeon determined Mrs. Cohan had been dead for many hours.
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Washington East
New York
Rose “‘Qohan
South Second Street
Williamsburg
Mary Hartley
Catherin‘s Hospital
Les
Hartson
Tha
Lee
Pulliam
Leon
Washington
Bywaters
Viola Strother
Ed ‘Leon
Culpener
Mr. Lee
Felled by River Pirates On Randall's Island Escape by Water
Two thieves attacked watchman Mike Anderson on Randall's Island, fracturing his skull with a hatchet as they fled by boat into the river. They left behind a trail of footprints and fled into the night while lights on the island glowed behind them.
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Washington Post
New York
Mike Anderson
Randall's Island
Walter Butler
A . Butler
Suriek
Atorehouse
Anderson
Jury Delivers Rhetorical Verdict in Virginia Trial
The court heard hours of dramatic closing arguments as William Bywaters and another defendant face a verdict. Prosecutor Capt Woods denounces the unwritten law defense while defense counsel Moore objects to emotional insanity. Court adjourns for the night after a lengthy session with jurors exhausted.
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William Bywaters
Mr. Lee
Capt. Woods
Virginia Bar Association
Lal
Woods
Viola Bywaters
Nconsad Brothers
Harrison
Wo ‘Brothers
Commonwealth of Virginia
Moore
Flooding on Vandalia After Sea Fire Reported
A German steamer Vandalia arrived from China and Japan with news of a fire in its hold on February 6. Damage was put at at least a million dollars as water flooded the hold, the ship drifted two days in a northwest gale, and the hold was finally cleared when seas calmed.
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New’ York
Vandalia
China
Japan
Archie Roosevelt recovering from diphtheria at White House
Surgeon General Rixey said Archie Roosevelt son of the President is improving, showing favorable indications and expected to be able to leave his room in a few days. Joseph Wood elected president of the Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula Railway Company to succeed James McCrea after his resignation. Ocean steamers routes and sailings noted between New York, Rotterdam, Copenhagen and Liverpool with several vessel movements listed.
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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
Liverpool
Ronda
Hotterdam
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