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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1915

Page

9

Woman testifies in crowded court of a stunning confession

Mae Beers describes a powerful influence by Will Hopkins over her and details a moral crisis in Hyworne. The packed courtroom heard her account of temptation, marriage strain, and secrecy as her husband Dr A S Beers listened with a bowed head while their daughter watched.

Boulter Cola Maresh Mae Berrs A. Ss. Beers Ater Will Hopkins Maon Reenss Flupkins Ghent Hopkins Will Tee Will Tropkins Mr. Beers Sitheim Oman

Miss Helen Jenkins to Wed Francis Hunt Geer

Special to The Washington East New York March 12 One of the most important engagements of the winter was announced today when Mr and Mrs George Walker Jenkins announced their daughter Miss Weeden Hartley Jenkins to marry Francis Hunt Geer son of the late William Montague Geer of St Pauls Trinity parish Miss Jenkins is from an old wealthy New York family Columbia College graduate of 1932 She has three sisters Mrs Kilroy Goodwin Jo and the Misses Cornelia and Geer Jr brothers Thrapp and W Montague Geer Jr

New York Washington East Wouter George Walker Jenkins Weoden Hartley Jenkins Francia Hunt Geer William Montagus Geer St. Pauls Trinity Parish Conta Tr Teer Clolimbia Kiliot Goodwin Washington Cornelia Gerrude Geer

Water torture alleged as punishment in state reformatories

Albany dispatch reports John W. Delaney's efficiency department urges removing two state wardens and reforming prison and reform school systems. Allegations describe water cures, isolation cells, and handcuffing girls, with harsh abuses at Hudson and other facilities. Boys’ program at Industry School for Boys criticized for undernourishment and poor amenities.

Albany Department of Efficiency and Economy Efficiency John W. Delaney Delaney David Bruce State Agricultural and Industrial School of Industry Uortense V. Bruce

Million Dollar Bride to Perform on Stage in Fight for Child

Special to The Washington Post. Evelyn Hunter Keith Donaldson, the so called million dollar bride and mother of Dorothy Donaldson, will likely appear in a vaudeville dancing act to raise money for permanent custody. A court probation officer moved Dorothy from paternal grandmother Mrs William F Donaldson in Philadelphia to her mother at 1826 South Logan Square under a temporary order. The Municipal Court Judge Brown ordered the child to be with Dorothy's mother on alternate Fridays from 1:30 to 5 p.m. The elder grandmother remains involved in the custody dispute as the fight for possession continues.

Washington Post Philadelphia Evelyn Hunter Keith Donaldson Dorothy Donaldson William F. Donaldson Chestnut Street Loxan Square Donaldson Brown Dorothy William Donaldson Grayson Murphy Witty-fifth Street New York Ethel Mackenzie Fuvenie Court Keith Donaldson Jane Peeter Rippin Municipal Court

Man Leaves Wife as Security While He Goes to Get Lunch Money

Special to The Washington Port Pittsburgh March 12 The street plan of Pittsburgh caused three hours of anxiety for F E Stern of Wellsville Ohio and his wife as he left his wife as security while he went to fetch lunch money. Secret Service Operative D W Price joined the search after the couple arrived in Pittsburgh and spent hours locating the Diamond Street restaurant where Mr Stern had left his money.

Man Washington Vittsburgh Fittsburgh F E. Stern Wellsville Ohio Secret Service D. W. Price Fourth Avenue Diamond Street Mr. Stern Stern Price Diamond Street Place

Local market price listing for seafood produce and groceries

A dense catalog of fresh seafood meats poultry dairy produce and fruits with per unit prices. Halibut codman bluefish butterfish shad roe shad red snapper turkeys roasting hens fryers ducks guinea hens beef and veal cuts lamb and pork items as well as dairy eggs and assorted produce with prices ranging from fractions of a dollar to a few dollars per unit.

Warns Against Big Meals at Covenant Church Talk

Dr Thomas A Claytor warned against overeating as a major cause of arteriosclerosis and heart disease. He said blood pressure rises with overeating and urged moderation over intense exercise for youths, noting men face greater daily strain than women and advocating tranquility to protect arteries and heart.

Keep Wells Church of the Covenant Thomas A. Claytor Claytor

Conger Divorce Described After Hotel Raid

New York March 13 description of Roy A. Conger and a “little blonde candy girl” led to a decree of divorce for Mrs Grace Fitch Conger. She is niece of Clyde Fitch and daughter of Col Henry Fitch. A A Conger is son of E H Conger minister to China. A raid at the St Paul Hotel December 14 1911 was recounted with no defense entered. Mrs Conger now ill with tuberculosis blamed on a tango fall.

Clyde Fitch China Washington Post New York Roy A. Conger Grace Fitch Conger Delaney Supreme Court William Fitch Panama Railroad Company John Freeman St. Paul Freeman Conger Tango Fall

Husband Tries to Spare Wife by Turning in Boss

Otto Jansen of Fairview New Jersey sought to withdraw charges against Gus Grossman and his wife Mrs Jansen after arranging a bargain where she would live with Grossman. The court refused and both were held in 3500 bail for further examination.

Otto Jansen Fairview N. J Big Guntav Grosamian Mrs. Jansen Jansen Hoboken McGovern Grossman Bloomfeld Street Bloomfield Street Mrs. Janzen Grosaman

Crook Seriously Ill at White House Links

Col W H Crook disbursing officer at the White House and longtime bodyguard to presidents since Lincoln is seriously ill with pneumonia. President Wilson is taking a personal interest in his welfare and flowers were sent from the White House to his home yesterday.

White House Col W. H. Crook Lincoln Wilson Crook

Peter Pan and the stage legends of London and New York

The article recalls Peter Pan's stage history with actors like Nina Boucicault Pauline Chase Madge Titheradge and Maude Adams. It notes Frohman offering Barrie’s new play to Adams and her vivid transformation into the elfin lead infusing enduring charm and memories of Never Never Land.

Peter Pana Nina Boucicault Pauline Chase Madge Titheradge Peter Pan London Maude Adams Mr. Frohman Barrie Miss Adams Wendy

Turks Defy Fleets In Dardanelles Barrage

Telegraph dispatches report a renewed Allied bombardment of the Dardanelles with French troops possibly landing in Asia Minor. Gen d Amade is to command expeditionary forces as British and Australian troops sail for the straits. A 1000 to 2000 strong English landing was repulsed with casualties, while storms and fog hinder operations and several torpedo boats and hydroplanes conducted reconnaissance and bombing runs along Kilid Bahr and Killidar.

Ron Dardanelles Smyrna Agan French War Office Turkey d'Amade Asia Minor Constantinople Vila Berlin Killd Bahr Straits Kilid Rahr Willd Bahr

Verdict for Clark estate against Washington Railway for 310000

A jury awarded 310000 to Mrs Minna L Clark administratrix of George W Clark's estate against Washington Railway and Electric Company for a December 25 1913 crossing accident near Nineteenth Street Northeast. Clark died four days later from pneumonia. defendant argued death resulted from his own negligence. Attorney Wilton J Lambert and George L Whitford represented the plaintiff. George J Hoover for the defendant.

Minna L. Clark George W. Clark Washington Railway and Electric Company Nineteenth Street Washington District of Columbia Plaintff Wilton J. Lambert George L. Whitford George J. Hoover

Austrian Archduke Ferdinand Burg Dies in Exile

Ferdinand Burg former Archduke Ferdinand Charles of Austria dies at 51 in exile. Nephew of Emperor Francis Joseph and brother of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, he abdicated royal privileges after marrying a Swiss woman. The emperor granted him an annuity of 40,000 crowns.

Ferdinand Burg Francis Joseph Archduke Francia Ferdinand Bosnia Burg Switzerland Hofral Czuber

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