85 Killed in Riot and Peasant Uprising in Moldavia
Rioters and soldiers clash across Moldavia as agrarian unrest spreads from Botoșani toward Wallachia. Reports say 40 farms burned, 8,000 refugees crossed into Austria, about 8 killed and 15 wounded, with 42 peasants dead and 250 captured in one Piatra engagement. Jews blamed as absentee landlords suspected of controlling the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Moldavia
Czernowitz
Molvadia
Austria
Batosahni
Wallachia
Bokowina
Great
Michailen
Piatra
Jassy
Train derails on Big Four in Danville. one killed, eleven hurt
A St Louis division Big Four passenger train bound for St Louis derailed near Axon, Danville Indiana. Three coaches plunged down a twenty foot embankment after a gravel pile used for a new switch caused the engine to leave the track. Engineer crushed. eleven passengers injured, none fatally. list includes R F Winter, George Ashe, JL Filppins, W OR Coy, F P Yates, WB Strang, Mrs Wis B Kennedy, Annette Hunter, John Gauss, William Goodwin, John Stasberry, and others. Injured taken to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ind
St Louis
Big Four Railroad
Indianapoli
Axon
Gregory
R F Winter
Eorge Ashe
Austin Tex Riba
JL Filppins Porter
New York
Aetiqua
Manchester
P Yates
Hartford
Conn
WB Strang
L Kennedy
Annette Hunter
Fort Worth
Tex
John Gauss
Cook
William Goodwin
John Stasberry
Smitts Acton Marriage and Masson Obituary Notices
Married on Friday March 15 1907 at Park Presbyterian Church New York City Nicholas M Smith Jr to Grace Bulkley Acton funeral notices for Mrs J Low and Edmund Be Masson with date March 2 1907 and March 21 3 p m for William B Jr son of Whitlam B and Josephine Kahlart Mefratn funeral on Saturday March 23 private funeral conducted at home with details given for Rhode Island avenue address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smitts-Acton
the Park Presbiterian Church
New York City
Anson PF Atterbury
Nicholas M Smith, Jr
Grace Bulkley Acton
J Low
Masson
Edmund BE Masson
McGhaus
Rhode Island Avenue
William B. Jr
Whitlam B
Josephine
Kahlart Mefratn
Obituary era funeral directors and embalmers listed
A long list of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and telephone numbers. The firms include Thos R Nalley & Son, Harvey's Sons, John M Mitchell's Son, W R Speare, Adolph Schippert, Thos S Sergson, T A Costello & Bro, Wilma S Riley, Frank Geier's Sons, John R Wright Co, J William Lee, WM H Sardo & Co, George P Zurhorst, Hindle & Bayliss. Each entry notes service details such as chapel, livery, and round-the-clock availability in Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Nalley & Son
11Th Stepet
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST
Ommodious Chapel
John M. Mitchell
at_ ie
W. R. Speare
F Street
Adolph J. Schippert
Thos. S. Sergeon
T. A. Costello & Bro
Riley
Embalwer
Frank Geier
Eeventh ST NW
Alephony
John R. Wright CO
Hosbalmers
Chapal Om
Tenth St
Homb
Open Way
Wight
J. William Lee
Poupsylvania Ata
WM. H. Sardo & Co
Hmbalmers
George P. Zurhorst
Pariara
Hindle & Bayliss
BTR
H NW
Rayner Sentenced to Death for 1882 Murder in London Court
Horace George Rayner, convicted of killing William Whiteley the Westbourne retailer, was found guilty of willful murder after a carefully staged crime. The trial heard he posed as Whiteley’s son through Louisa Turner, but evidence showed he was not. The judge ordered the death penalty and the jury deliberated briefly, rejecting insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Horace George Rayner
William Whiteley
Westbourne
Rayner
Central Criminal Court
R D. Muir
Treasury
Louisa Turner
Whiteley
Muir
Cecil Whiteley
Cecil
Louise Turner
Mr Whiteley
George Rayner
Dureau
Eleven Hurt In Collision Detroit Street Car Struck By Train
A southbound street car on Fourteenth avenue was struck at a crossing by a Michigan Central Railway train in Detroit on March 22. Eleven people were injured, two fatally, including James C Smith and Charlotte Martin. Nine others, all women, sustained serious injuries. twenty-two passengers were aboard when the car split in two and overturned against a railway pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mar
Fourteenth Avenue
Michigan Central Railway
James C Smith
McGraw Avenue
Charlotte Martin
Mason City
Midh
Ruth Holland
Maud Hughes
Nisa Lola Jeffreys
Jessie Larkins
Misa Costello
Misa Mary Elcome
Kata Otconner
Spyder
Kno J
Health Office Record Deaths Reported March 22 1807
Health office listed numerous deaths with ages and addresses including George R Miller at 436 Ketww 3F. Moses Berman 1448 7th st mw. Albert Merk Govt Hospital Insane 45. Lula Kennedy Georgetown College grounds 1 year. Shines We Greet Partner 43. Harriet Unger 6) H st ne 63. Jessie F Johnson 1878 Ga ave we 78. Nellie F Cisneil Young st Twining City 27. John E Clements 1407 3d st nw 27. Barbara Saibert 1620 Rosedale at ne 45. Elizabeth Baer 8th 224 at nw 71. Charis E Jones 1654 3d at mw 6. Annora Tennent 3015 st sw 63. dames J Ready Conduy rd 3 months. Louiss C Montague 1211 Pa ave ap 1 month. Nicholas J Constan 925 N ara nw 5 days. Barrlet Bolt Freedwen’s Hospital 47. Willisn HW Philips 1171 Queen st ne 27. Arthur Young 1818 West alley 8. John R Jackson 602 nith st aw 37. John Young Camalty Hospital 25. Flora Brown 1807 C st se 70. Frank Hamilton 1219 Madison st 38. Lerop Jackson 827 Springmann ct ew 0 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R Miller
Moses Berman
7Th St
Hyaara Albert Merk
Govt Hospital
Lula Kennedy
Georgetown ‘College
Herrietta Unger
H St. Ne
Jessie F Johnson
Ga Ave
Nellie F Cisneil
Young St
Twining City
Yra
John E Clements
St Nw
Barbara Saibert
Rosedale
Yesra
Elizabeth Baer
Charis E Jones
Annora Tennent
St. Sw
Yeurs
Hicholas J’ Constan
Ara
Barrlet Bolt
Freedwen’s Hospital
Yasra
Willisn
Philips
Queen St. Ne
Arthur Young
West Alley
John R. Jackson
Nith St. Aw
John Young
Camalty Hospital
Flora Brown
st_ se
Frank Hamilton
Madison St
Lerop Jackson
Springmann Ct
Montha
Licensed IQ Marries Henry Tweedy Shelton in Bridgeport
Henry Tweedy Shelton of Bridgeport Connecticut and Frances Isham of Manchester Vermont reportedly wed in a small ceremony. The notice lists bond details and confirms the marriage license status, waiving further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tweedy Shelton
Bridgeport
Conn
Ima Frances Isham
Manchester
John Douglas Adam
Hondurans Seize Steamer Habil Off Ceiba News
News from Ceiba Honduras reports Honduran troops seized the Norwegian steamer Habil on March 12 while loading bananas. 300 soldiers boarded, detained the ship for six hours, then released it by order of President Bonilla to move troops from Ceiba to Puerto Cortez. Fear of a Nicaraguan attack and damage to Ceiba grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Jose de Olivares
Convon
Mana
Nicaragua
Eirhle
Presa
Namasique
Honduras
Choluteca
Tegucigalpa
Navy Department
Department
Ullam
Marietta
Trulo
Follam
Celba
Corea
Puerto Cortez
Tai
Fultham
Chicago
Pacific
Isthmus
Central America
Acajutla
Salvador
Acapulco
Mexico
Acarce
Bacon
Senor Calvo
Costa Rica
Senor Corea
Nicarraguen
Senor Coren
Senor , Creel
Hmit
United States
Senor Corer
Managua
Mobile
Ala
Mar
Colombia
Ceiba
New Orleans
Honduran
Bonilla
Transvaal Bars Japanese in Asiatic Ordinance Passed
Transvaal upper house backs a measure excluding Japanese and other Asiatic emigrants, with lower house already approving and imperial approval anticipated. The move targets growing Asian migration to South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Transvaal
South Africa
Koehler Case Overturned As Disapproval From Roosevelt
President Roosevelt disapproved the first court martial findings in Capt. Lewis M. Koehler Fourth Cavalry case involving charges of making capricious and unfounded statements against Maj. Scott. Taft letters support Koehler, citing his honorable service and the court’s acquittal, while criticizing the initial rulings and affirming the need for correction of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koehler
Gen. Wood
Maj
Scott
Roosevelt
Lewis M. Koehler
Fourth Cavalry
Jolo
Wood
Mo4
Secretary of War
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Mount Dajo
T Cay Ape Koehler
May
Heatt Inter
Ptesecape
Capt Koehler
Maj Acott
War Department
Capt
Kotler
Maj. Scott
Gen Wond
Offeer
Capt. Koehler
Judge Advocate General
William H. Tart
Noted Ohio Tragedy Ends in Ax Murder and Suicide
North Baltimore Ohio March 22 Arthur Bean thirty killed his wife with an ax then shot himself. The murdered woman was the daughter of Samuel Slaughterbeck a well known lawyer. Bean had differences with her family and had forbidden her contact with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ohio
Arthur Bean
Samuel Slaughterbeck
Bean
Ben
Miller hanged at Walla Walla for Castle Rock murder
Fred Miller was hanged at the penitentiary in Walla Walla Washington today for the murder of Fred Dierk at Castle Rock last October. Miller collapsed during the procession to the gallows and was unconscious when the trap was sprung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Wash
Mar
Fred Miller
Fred Dierk
Castle Rock
Miller
Blizzard Claims Four In Bathhurst Family Tragedy
Word arrived from Bathhurst New Brunswick of a deadly blizzard that left four dead including Mrs John Comean and three of her children. A snowdrift at Bt Bimog buried them as wind peaked at sixty five miles per hour. Comeau tried to fetch a child, but became lost in the storm and returned to find three others frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathhurst
New Brunswick
John Comean
Bimog
Comeau
Barnabee Receives $13,000 From Benefit Performance
Henry Clay Barnabee veteran comedian and former head of the Bostonians received checks totaling $13,000 at a Boston Theater benefit. Receipts were 4,00 and friends subscribed 29,000 toward the fund, reflecting wide support for the tribute to his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry Clay Barnabee
The
Bostonians
Boston Theater
Convict Flaherty’s Sentence Commuted for Release
Albany March 2 Governor Hughes commuted the twenty four year Auburn prison sentence of James Flaherty for killing his wife in Brooklyn 18 keeping him eligible for release Monday next Maud Ballington Booth Volunteers of America urged clemency Mrs Booth plans to place Flaherty in charge of a cottage at Hope Hall colony L L
Miss Fritz Sets World Record In Typewriting Win
Miss Rose L. Fritz, two time national champ, wins Chicago coliseum contest for the third time to claim the universal cup and breaks the world dictation record with 2445 words in thirty minutes. Her new mark tops her prior record by 20 words, set at Madison Square Garden a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose L. Fritz
Chicago
Buss Rosa L. Fritz
Madison Square Garden
New Or
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Apollinaris
Table Waters
Health Office Record
Tokalon
14Th Street
Hardy & Remore
Reasonabis Sea
Geo. C. Shaffer
Northwest
Ship
Reme Dee
Trust
Bock Perfectos
Manuel Garcia
Puritanos Finos
Manatia
Marcello
Regensburg
Serenitas
Havana
Ponciola
Washington
Johns Hopkins
Yates
Harnetts
Blue Birds
Bill Anthonys
Hoffmanettes
Hoffman House, Jrs
Owls
Pippins
Union
Joe Cigars
Hoffman House
Windsor House Bouquet
Robert Burks
Blaine and
Russell
Devold
Munyon
Pinaud
Harlem
Castoria
Nurring
Colgate
Gapt. Koehler
General Wood
Suri Wood
Giftlisu
Wife
Husband
Dolly Madison
Princess
Adams
Beeman’s
Smith Bros
John Wyeth & Bro
Philadelphia
Beaumarchand
Hall
Marvel
Runkle’s
Mother
Freez
Snowdrift
Barnabee
Nets
Friends
Waltham
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
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