Casimir-Perier Dieing Ex-President of France 1817-1907
The ex-President Casimir-Perier dies suddenly at his Paris residence after a brief illness. He had resigned in 1894 amid cabinet tensions and Dreyfus affair disputes, and his death ends a family legacy of statesmen. The chamber and senate adjourn in mourning.
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France
Carnot
Whith
Dreyfus
Aater
Casimir-Perler
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Casimir-Perier
Jean Paul Pierre Casimir-Perier
Auguste Casimir-Perier
Louis Philippe
Legion of Honor
Interior
Public Instruction
Chamber of Neutres
Chamber
Zola
Clasimir-Perler
Germany
Paris
Berlin
Notice on Marriage and Death Proposals in Newspapers
A notice states that marriage and death notices will be printed in The Washington Post upon application, with simultaneous appearance in multiple newspapers including the Cincinnati Enquirer New York Times and Boston Globe. The insertion is at no extra charge for either insertion or telegraphing in the morning editions.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati Enquirer
NEW York Times
Hoston Globe
Local Undertakers and Embalmers Listing
Directory of funeral directors with addresses and phone numbers including WM H Sardo Co East 624, George Zurhorst 301 East Capitol, Hindle Bayliss NW, Nalley Son Southeast East 480, Harvey's Sons 335 14th NW, Mitchells Son 730-32 21th, Speare 040 F Street NW, Schippert Pa Ave NW, Sergeon Main 2090, Costello Bro 328 Suest NE, Riley 29 24th SE, Geier Sons Seventh St NW Modern Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Sardo & CO
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Pourteenta ST. NW
Senmodious Chapel
Telephone North
John M. Mitchell
Mt. Xe
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Adolph J. Schippert
Ave
Thos
S. Sergeon
RS. Cain
T. A. Costello & Bro
Riley
Frank Geier’s Sons
Feventh
N.W
Workmen Starving as Lodz Lockout Persists
In Lodz Russia Poland on March 12 the lockout drags on as socialist metal workers block the resumption of work by denying repair and cleaning of machinery. Ambulances rush to aid fainting workers while passersby are struck by soldiers, and authorities seize bombs rifles and revolvers.
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Lodz
Russian
Poland
Berlin Duel Claims Captain von Bercken Life
Captain von Bercken of the Ninety third Infantry was killed in a pistol duel on the drill ground near Tegal after a single free shot to the abdomen. The confrontation involved three shots at fifteen paces and he died in a hospital shortly after. The note from the druggist involved remains undisclosed and the dispute’s cause has not been published.
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Berlin
von Bercken
Tegal
Gould
Belgian and Dutch Treaty Near an Alliance
Brussels reports indicate Belgian and Dutch commissioners have nearly finished negotiations and are drafting terms of a cordial understanding that amounts to an alliance between the two nations. 5,000 longshoremen locked out in Hamburg as night-work refusals trigger a full lockout. Fenian leader John Cleary in Ireland is seriously ill. Theodore Roosevelt cannot attend Carnegie Institute Founders Day due to engagements. Prof Da Martens, peace advocate for the Czar, unable to attend in Pittsburg.
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Brussels
Mar
Hamburg
Iil
Washington Post
Dublin
John Cleary
Ireland
Roosevelt
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Theodore Roosevelt
da Martens
Russia
Divorce fee sparks dispute over Gould brother payment
Edmond Kelly once of New York now a Paris advocate claims a $175000 fee for securing a divorce for Anna Gould from Count de Castellane. George J. Gould, trustee of her estate, refuses to pay, sending the matter to Coudert Bros. Officials deny discussion while Kelly and Semple decline comment.
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Edmond Kelly
New Yorker
Count de Castellane
Washington
New York
Anna Gould
Bont de Castellane
George J. Gould
Gould
Coudert Bros
France
Lorenzo Samples
George 8. Cley
Inigo Milo
Western Union
Dillon
Europe
Goulds
Clay
Bank Sues Brokers Over Teller Loss in Cotton Speculation
First National Bank of Birmingham sues Gilbert & Clay cotton brokers and others in New Orleans seeking 51950 to recover funds a paying teller Alexander R. Chisholm allegedly paid to the brokers in cotton speculation under the name FE M Webster and never returned. The suit alleges brokers permitted and induced the teller’s speculative trades.
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New Orleans
Alexander R. Chisholm
First National Bank
Birmingham
Als
Ault
Gibert & Clay
Chisholm
FE. M. Webster
Wireless over continent links Pensacola to Washington messages
Vallejo Cal March 12 Commander H Gessing chief of Mare Island Navy Yard equipment dept reports a wireless message from San Diego saying the Point Loma wireless station on Sunday night caught Pensacola while Pensacola was receiving a message from Washington. The Point Loma operator also intercepted Washington and a wireless from the battleship Connecticut in the Atlantic communicating with Washington from New York harbor.
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Vallejo
Cal
H. Gessing
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Diego
Point Loma
Pensacola
Washington, D. C
Washington
Connecticut
Atrupticoc
New York Harbor
Duc de Chaulnes denies Miss Shonts engagement report
Paris nobleman arrives in New York aboard La Savole denies plans to marry Miss Theodosia Shonts and rebuts Paris and American papers. He says reports are false and he will act on sister’s advice, possibly returning to Paris soon. He cites etiquette and cordial relations with the Shonts family. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as giving strength and endurance.
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Washington Post
New York
Theodosia Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
Paris
Ince
United States
Duc de Chaulnes Et de Picquigny
France
Duchess d’Uzes
Henriette Augustine Sophie
Louis de Crussoc
Duc d’Uzes
Duc
Court Cuts Sentence in Storey Cotton Fraud Case
Frances Stanley Francis of Storey Cotton Company Philadelphia had his five year term reduced by one year by the U S Court of Appeals. The ruling kept two year terms on other counts and deemed the one year sentence illegal. Francis remains free on $10 000 bail and must surrender in 30 days. The court also quashed the warrant against Frank C Marrin alias Judge Franklin Stone, tied to forged checks for about 7000 at Briegly National Bank.
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Frances
Storey Cotton Swindle
Eurapes
Philadelphia
McPherson
Stanley Francis
United States District Court
Storey Cotton Company
United States Court of Appeals
Andis
Francis
Storey Catton Company
Frank C. Marrin
Franklin Stone
Bregilys National Bank
Boss Ruef at bay in Frisco
In San Francisco on March 12 the district attorney moves to dismiss Ruefs appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Ruef faces possible jury empanelment in Judge Dunnes Superior Court tomorrow for extortion under five indictments. The prosecution serves notice to docket and dismiss the appeal seeking a writ of error to block further hearings.
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San Francisco
Heney
Ruef
Dunne
Department of the Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Beatty
Thorsday
Supreme Court of the United States
Superior Court
Ruefs
Supreme Court At
Washington
McKinney
San Francisco Debates School Policy and Japanese Exclusion
The State Department will wait for San Francisco’s board of education to act on nine Japanese children before discussing a treaty excluding Japanese from the U S. President Roosevelt and Secretary Root praise efforts against anti Japanese measures, while Tokyo and California tensions grow over the school question and looming treaty negotiations.
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Board of Education of
San ‘Ancisco
Roosevelt
San Francisco
White House
Japan
United States
Mayor Schmitz
San Doancisso
Board of Education
Washington
Californiana
Tokyo
State Department
Root
California State Assembly
Assembly
Gay Gillett
Senate of the Assembly
California
Acton
Ruef
Dunne
Ruet
Utsor Bigsy
Sehnnitz
SSS
Mayor pledges protection as Louisville street strike widens
Louisville March 12 The third day of the Louisville Railway strike saw service suspended at 3 pm amid continued disorders. Police and railway workers were pelted with stones and glass. cars were stoned and tracks obstructed. Commercial groups urged arbitration and police protection, while strikebreakers from Chicago and Cincinnati arrived. Subcommittees met with railway president Minary as conditions showed slight police improvement but crew shortages persisted and suburban lines remained halted.
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Louisville
Louisville Railway Company
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Associations
Barth
Hisgels
Minary
Lagues
Intervala
Highteenth
Chestnut Streets
United States
Street Railway Company
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Postal Service Handles Louisville Streetcar Disruption
A Louisville streetcar strike affects mail delivery as Supt Hager reports two trips canceled due to worker absence and track obstructions. Signs remain on cars carrying mail. government will seek fines if contracts fail, with local authorities handling violence and DOJ action pursued if needed.
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Supt. Hager
Post Office Department
Louisville
Mesl
United States
Post-office Department
Shatlenberger
Department of Justice
Poal-office Department
Harvester Trust Investigation Moves Forward in Missouri
Department of Commerce and Labor begins inquiry into the International Harvester Company and the lumber trust as Congress authorized. The probe aims to determine competition among local farm machinery dealers and whether rising prices reflect efficiency or restraint of trade. One killed and three injured in a head-on crash near Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Jefferson City
Mar
Implement Trust
International Harvester Company
Lumber Trust
Harvester Trust
Congress
Department of Justice
Aginst
Department’ of Commerce and Labor
Williamstown
Mass
Boston and
Malns
Tragedy in Woonsocket: Father Shot by Son Then Commits Suicide
Irving T. Peckham a 34 year old superintendent at Glenark knitting mills Woonsocket shot his father Samuel O. Peckham 56 in their Pontiac street home then killed himself. Samuel was taken to Rhode Island Hospital in critical condition. Neighbors say Irving had fallen head injured months earlier and was despondent.
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Auburn
Irving T. Peckham
Glenark
Woonsocket
Samuel O. Peckham
Rhode Island
Peckham
Pontiac Svenne
Young Peckham
Hirs
Providence
Samuel
Marge
Washington,b. I
Fire destroys planing mill as gunfire drives residents from street
A $75,000 blaze gutted Charles Rochenbach’s large molding end planing mill at 199 to 217 Starr Street, Williamsburg, at 6 am. Firefighters faced volleying gunfire from nearby tenements, forcing evacuations of every family across three stories to Knickerbocker Park. Several Engine Company members fainted from smoke but suffered no serious injuries.
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Washington Post
New York
Mar
Charles Rochenbach
Starr Street
Williamsburg
Williamesburg
Thlee
Planing Mill
Knickerbocker Park
Engine Company No. 07
Stork Baby Request Reaches Park Secretary
In New York on March 13 Secretary Frank Loughman of the park department received a letter addressed to Mr Stork at Central Park in a childlike hand. The note from Frances Stivers asks for a white baby and clothes for Frances Stevens eight years old. Loughman replied that they are out of babies now but expect a new lot and will not forget them.
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Watuwsaton Poa
New York
Frank Loughman
Park Department
Pingree Avenue
Detroit
Storie
Frances Stevens
Frances Stivers
Sir Chen Tung Visits Amherst After Brookline Wedding
Chinese Minister to the United States Sir Chan tong Liang Cheng traveled from Brookline to Amherst to visit his son at Amherst College after attending the wedding of Miss Jean C Dickinson of Brookline to W Marble of Los Angeles. The bride’s father and Sir Chen Tung were Amherst classmates.
Capt John B Foley Dies in Aiken Amid Real Estate Ties
Capt John B. Foley regimental adjutant of the Sixty ninth Regiment National Guard of New York died suddenly in Aiken of hemorrhage. He served in the 201st New York Volunteers during the Spanish American War and later on Gov. Higgins staff, was active in New York real estate circles.
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New York
John B. Foley
Sixtyninth Regiment
National Guard of
Aiken
Spain
Foley
New York Volunteers
Higgins
Health Office Record of March 28 Ages and Addresses
The Health Office record lists individuals with ages and addresses up to March 28. Entries include Laventa Blagues 70, Mary Manning 67, Sarah Meath 62, Andrew Mor 74, Leslie Fuller 8, Margaret Cavanaugh 2, Charley Kuhn 22, Johanna Lyons 1, Mary Carson 75, Mary Haley 78, Walter Higen 34, Willard Thomas 20, Robert Wiscina 15, Mary Collins 54, Annie Hawilon 8, James Cook 48, Henry Queenah 3, Georgia Randolph 34, Wm Schooler 61, Lewis Brown 5, Phoebe Hillary 72, Wm Harley 4, George Bright 7 months, Rachel West 2 days.
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Laventa
Blagles
Mary Z. Manning
The
Gutarle
Sarah HK Meath
Andrew F. ‘Mor
Prospect Ave
Llasie W Fuller
6Th St. Ne
Margaret M Cavanaugh
Charley A. Kuhn
St. Au
Johanna Lyons
Mary Carson
Mary V. Haley
Walter Hiigen
Montha
Wilard Thomas
Robert Wiscina
Mary Collins
Annie Hawilon
Lee's
Tames Cook
Nolan
Phoebs Hillary
Singer's c. Ow
Wm. F. Harley
Mt. Me
George Bight
Ava
Rachel West
Bruce
Garisid
Licensed to Marry Names Dotted Incomplete Pairs
A garbled OCR list shows multiple marriage entries with names ages and some locations. The fragmentary text includes pairs such as Hoover and Denis, Alexander and Robinson, and Davis and Heckrey, with ages ranging from teens to mid forties, plus scattered references to Rev. ministers and Virginia towns.
Pennsylvania Railroad May Travel Offer to California and Rockies
A Pennsylvania Railroad promotional notice offers a 30 day continental tour starting April 27 by special Pullman train under the Personally-Conducted System. It includes Colorado, Grand Canyon, California visits, Canadian Rockies by daylight, with a $200 round trip rate for east of Pittsburgh stations, covering all expenses and carriage drives. For details contact B M Newbold or Geo W Boyd.
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California
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Canadian Rockies
Arizona
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Redlands
Riverside
Santa Barbara
del Monte
San Jose
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
B. M. Newbold
15Th
G Streets
Washington
Geo. W. Boyd
Philadelphia
Jailed for Ancient Murder in Hood County Case
Sheriff H M Denny of Otero County New Mexico arrested William Mitchell alias Henry Russell a 2 stock man in Este City for a murder in Hood County Texas committed 33 years ago. The accused allegedly let his father bear the blame when a rancher later on his deathbed swore the old man was innocent and the son guilty. Mitchell alias Russell is held in Alamagordo jail awaiting Texas officers.
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Albuquerque
Mex
H. M. Denny
Otero County
N. Mex
Este City
William Mitchell
Henry Russell
Stockman
Hood County
Tex
Mitchell
Russell
Almagordo
Texas
Fugitive Banker Indicted in Hartford
William F. Walker, defaulting treasurer of the Savings Bank of New Britain, indicted by the grand jury on embezzlement forgery and uttering forged paper. Some forgery counts relate to alleged acts dating back to 1965 involving funds of the Baptist State Convention.
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Walker
Hartford
Conn
William F
Savings Bank of New Britain
Grand
Pees
Baptist State Convention
Wiles
Animals Aboard Hamburg American Steamer Captivates Crew
Special to The Washington Fest New York Mar 12 The Hamburg American steamer Acilia arrived from Hamburg with wild animals in cages. Hyenas ligers antelopes apes zebras camels hippo died at sea. Several escaped but were recaptured. Rival dealers eye prized specimens as muntjac and lipferd are reported firsts.
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New York
Noah
Essex
Hamburg
Michigan Hotel Burned in Sault Ste. Marie Blaze
Sault Ste. Marie Mich March 12 The Iroquois Hotel was destroyed by fire today causing a loss of 200000 It was one of the finest hotels in Northern Michigan and did much tourist business All the guests escaped.
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Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Much
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Rue Nitot
Oge
Landoury
M. Canimir-Perler
Countess de Segur
Fallieres
Clemenceau
Arstocracy
A Paris
Diplomatic Corps
Ashe
Fowler
Ht Canal Road
Aloysius Joseph
Cornelia
Holy Trinity Church
Boucher
Susser
Hoy's Hotel
Sixth and
Louisiang Avenue
Thomas M. Bout Peers
Maranret Mi
Hoy
Hoya Hotel
St. Patrick's Church
Rine A
He Brinkiman
the Columbia
Suesspital
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Richmond
Mary Hemitt
Abner Doubleday
Mayer
B Street
Sayers
New York City
James
Margaret Sayers
Catherine C Messer
E Street
Harrisburg
Kentucky Avenu
Mary Schugrue
Holy Comforter Church
Capitol
Stetson
Massachusetts Avenue
Helen Sybil
George R Stetson
St. John’s Church
Jean Paul Casimir-Perier
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
John R. Wright CO
J. William Lee
Geo. C. Shaffer
Gude
Northwest
Quart
To-Kalon Wine CO
14Th Street
George
Dion
Kelly
Castellane
Semple
Coudert Brothers
Fla
Duc de Chaulnes
Ogth
Exp Arsance
Hood
Boss Ruef
Frisco
Gartie
Saya Rager
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N. W
Self
Stork
Central Park
Sir Chen Tung
Amherst
Son
Health Office Record
Dement
Pheron Outwater
William. B. Marlow
Amd
Clara Krockhardt
WL. Devries
Charles Wiltshire
Blanchs Hiserson
H Schroeder
Mason Wiltelire
Nora Higgason
Ridhmont
H. Schrosder
Linton Ashby
Bluemont Va
Wode Kuka
Fadle Cherch
J. Hevine Sayler ‘Thomas
America
Sunday Herald
Waterman
9Th St
Pa. Ave
Gentral
Pa. Ave. N.W
Washington Posts
Noah’s Are
Steamer
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Troy
Cluett Shirmea
Hha
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