Sully Case Goes to Examiner Over Stock Transfer
Justice Stafford refuses to decide the National Cotton Improvement Company status in Washington. The equity suit seeks to prevent a $1.5 million stock transfer. Daniel J Sully admits all bill allegations and the matter is referred to an examiner to determine if the corporation is doing business locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J Sully
Cotton King
New York
District Supreme Court
Willard D Doremus
Addison C DuBois
National Cotton Improvement Company
General Cotton Securities Company
Sully
John Hava Hammond
Noremus
Walker
John Hays Hammond
Justice Stafford
Sullis
Stafford
District of Columbia
Gittings
Suily
Died and funeral notices from Washington area March 1911
Multiple obituary notices list deaths and funeral arrangements in March 1911. Individuals named include Gordos, Herilee, Montriey Taylor, Fannie Wardt, Laughlin, Matteson, Lula Matteson, Way, Alberts, O Kenfe, Anmie Quigley, Ryan, Mudibat, Wolt, and others with residences in Maryland DC Virginia and nearby towns. Interments and services scheduled at Congressional Cemetery and local churches, with private or public as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Wargardt
James Monroe Areiter
Robert
James Monroe Reiter
Congressional Cemetery
Twelfth Street
Laughlin
McLean Va
Matthew J
Ella J Laughlin
Matteson
Washington Heights Hospital
New York
Lula
Eolgar
Lice van Norman
West Perrysburg
Mehr
Alberts
Amma Mille
Witham Lers
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Frironds
O'Kenfe
Thomas F Hering
Tohs
Taltan
Gheese
Mats
St Martins
PRP
Midas Warch
Vagmne
de Fenersl
St Peters Church
Mina
Mre
John
Anmie
Michael Quigley
Enna
County Clare Ireland
St Stephens Church
Ryan
Uten Om
Irving Street
Brookland DC
Fannie MO Ryan
Twist
Monroe Streets
Prank Geers
Incomplete Notice Listing For Marriage And Death Ads
Public notice text outlines how notices may appear simultaneously in multiple newspapers upon application and without extra charge to subscribers. The fragment mentions several named newspapers and regions, detailing ingestion or telegraphing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertad
Washington Post
Ilrer
Providence Journal
Clevelan
UF Lab
Syrarae Fast Standard
Phicags
Greatest Woman Crook In United States On the Loose
A 10 000 jewelry theft from Miss Mary Bodams home triggers a nationwide hunt for Mary Miller described as a genius thief. Washington police Inspector Sylvester and Superintendent Sylvester lead a large effort with rewards totaling 59 since the case began. Circulars broadcast to police nationwide urge recognition of the suspect and describe her as a “woman of mystery” who operates with an unseen accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
United States
Washington
Sylvester
Mary Bodams
New Hampshire Avenue
Emintrs
Hoardman
Miss Dams
Washington Pohice Department
Arsene Jupin
Mart
Mai Sylvester
Baltimore
Cleveland
Forlet
Baer
Hales
Popuan
Biriues
Inspecto
Boardman
Poardman
More Maniacs Out Continued From First Page
The board will seek immediate action before Congress to obtain the extra appropriation needed for the work. Joseph Andsley, who escaped a week ago, remains at large with no trace of his whereabouts, believed to have reached Baltimore and is being concealed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witll
Congress
Joseph Andsley
Baltimore
Col Roosevelt Seethes At Lack Of Recognition For Africa Animal Collection
Col Roosevelt told a Stanford University crowd that the nation showed no appreciation for his Africa animal collection given to the Smithsonian at no cost after paying all trip expenses. He warned a Illinois congressman to beware if he accused him of improper handling. He urged ideals beyond money and criticized those who pursue wealth for its own sake while affirming no malice toward multimillionaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
San Francisco
Col. Roosevelt
Stanford Uniersity
Africa
Smithsonian Institution
Congress
Fmlnois
Roosevelt
President Taft Advised to Rest Amid Pink Eye
President Taft, suffering pink eye from a cold, was advised by his physician to refrain from much signing and meeting visitors. Governors, railroad officials, and church leaders called, Tolstoy’s descendant met the President, and plans were discussed for Alaska coal policies and a future Episcopal Congress address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Walter TE Clark
Alaska
Gox Chirk
Winte House
Congress
Lurton
Supreme Court of the United States
Harding
Washington
J Townsend Russell
Leo Tolstoy
MISS ELKINS MAY BE BRIDE IN ARIZONA RUMOR
A Washington report cites rumor that Miss Katherine Elkins and William Hitt of Chicago and Washington possibly wed in Arizona early this week while en route from Florida. Both parties deny, while society teases over a complex houseguest tour involving the Lesters and Leiter party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hitt
Arizona
Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York American
Washington
Katherine Elkins
Chicago
Florignote
Hitt
Miss Elkins
Lester
Mr Hitt
Florida
Merry
Mai Hote
Laiters
Miss Tkins
Palm Beach
Grand Canyon
Boy Scouts POWWOW Mixes War Tactics With Play at Arcade
The first Boy Scouts of Washington powwow drew about 300 scouts at the Arcade rink on Fourteenth Street and Park Road. They staged war dances and open air drills, demonstrated bandaging and rescue techniques, built fires without matches, and featured a prairie schooner tableau and wig wag signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F Harvey's Sons
Enmalmers
Fourteenth
WM H Sardo & Co
Mohsen
Sergeon
TOR
Cain
Beventh Et
Mata
Costello
Avery
Convection
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Luneral Diktors
Fambalmers
Rockville
Pha
M. Hindle
Frank Geier
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A Speare
Eres - Bain
Geo P Zarhorst
Mhalmer
Capitol
William Lee
Feneral
John R Wright CO
Operal
Embalmere
Boy Scouts of
Washington
Arcade Rink
Fourteenth Street
Park Road
Young Men's Christian Association
MFC
Boys
Young Men’s Christian Association
Julian Hovey
Beaver Patrol
Great Plains
Russell
Plains
United States Army
Hovey
Fellows
Peck Chapel
H W Long
Army Asks Bids On Burials In Army Posts
Washington dispatch notes quartermaster departments posted notices seeking estimates for caskets, preparation, and embalming for all officers and men likely to die within three months. Officers would receive superior caskets, soldiers would be embalmed and prepared with equal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York World
Quartermaster’s Departments
Woman to Rule Mints Highest Paid Woman in Government
Secretary MacVeagh approved placing Margaret W Kelly in charge of all U S mints and assay fires during absences of superiors. The New Hampshire native, 17 years in government service, will act as director with full powers about four times yearly. Her salary rises to 2500 per year on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
MacVeagh
United States
Margaret W Kelly
Mint Bureau
George Roterts
Mint
Treasury
R H Preston
Miss Kelly
Kily
New Hampshire
Roberts
Heir Wins In Loan Case Against Finance Company
New York appellate court peers at usurious loans tied to a teen heir. Julius C Wetzler sued to void $24,500 in assignments for $16,500 received. The case involved a large trust held for him by his grandfather’s will. Mrs. Wood loses as her $9,000 loan security in the Wetzler estate is voided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Julius C Wetzler
New York Finance Company
Catherine Stewart Ward
Wetzler
Wood
Appropriations in Danger Prompting New Congress Delay
A Washington dispatch reports four hundred million dollars in post office and sundry civil appropriations may not be payable from the Treasury unless new legislation is enacted The concern hinges on whether the Senate validly created a legislative day of March 4 previous sessions ended March 3 The issue could force the new Congress to repass the bills after President Taft’s April 4 call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
New York World
Congress
Treasury
Postoffice Department
Post Office
Senate
Taft
Specle
Washington Post
Granada
Nicaragua
Estrada
Widow Confessedly Held in Murder Case in Indiana
Mrs Abe Poehler a young widow is jailed in Indianapolis charged with first degree murder in the case against Carl V Storey Columbus Ind a university student. The State will seek the death penalty. Poehler shot Storey while he slept and then wounded herself. She remains in jail without bail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Abe Poehler
Poehler
Indiana
Carl V. Storey
Columbus
Storey
University of Illinois
Barefoot Play On Ice Stuns Catskill Onlookers
An 11 year old girl and her 9 year old brother played barefoot on ice covering a pond at Palenville Clove entrance. Washington Saxe and his wife, passing on a mountain road, asked if they were cold. The girl said she wore shoes only for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
Palenville Clove
Washington Saxe
Burning steamer off Eureka sparks aid from ships
Eureka Cal March 4 The government wireless station at Table Bluff reports a steamer burning about 1 1/2 miles off the place The Argyle and Rose Cit have left to assist The fog shrouds the water a faint glare seen of shore The life saving crew went to sea in a powerboat The tug Relief tried to depart but heavy seas kept it back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Cal
Table Bluff
Argyle
Rose Cit
Sean
Relief
Two Sailors Die In Wreck Of Bruce Off Seallers Rocks
Seallers rocks wreck of the Bruce leads to two fishermen drowning after helping passengers and crew to shore. About 120 passengers and crew of the Newfoundlander mail steamer were saved. Rescue and landing took nearly three hours as cold and ice hampered efforts. Other reports from Nantucket note a dory ashore with two men frozen to death and two sailors endangered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisburg
Cape Breton
Bruce
Seallers
Nantucket
Mass
Licensed To Marry Ad The Rev Clergy Names
A string of names and ages appears to list couples and clergy relations for marriage licenses. The entries include Jerome Lightfoot aged 82 with Meg D Bancroft 35 and several pairs with listed officiants such as Rev A G B Pierce and others, along with ages 24 34 26 21 27 1. The fragmentary text suggests a registry extract of marriages and licensing clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Lightfoot
Meg D Bancroft
Pierce Philip Menick
Sarah Wolf
G Silverstone
Arthur Washburn
Sarah A Bonschelle
J S Hunmnicutt
Richard C Tilchman
Carolyn L. Jones
Alfred Harding
Health Office Records of Births and Deaths Highlight Local Names
A health office record lists numerous births and deaths across Washington DC and nearby places. Names include William Harkes Barbara Bradshaw Ehrlich Warfield White linking figures, and many residents with ages from infants to seniors. Local hospitals and addresses such as Government Hospital for the Insane National Hotel and Providence Hospital appear alongside the list of deceased from ages 8 months to 74 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Barbara J. Harkes
Renry W
Ethel M Bradshaw
Harry
Tara Ehrlich
J Frederick
Isabel J Warfield
Arthur M
Elizabeth White
William Edward
Beseie
Frank T
Helene Loria
Morris
Ethel Miller
Joseph
Besele Veumsn
George L
Lillian M Oliver
Clarence C H
Eva
Perry Bor
Ida M Shephard
Alonzo B
Mary Washington
George King
Columbus
Foland
Catherine B Haller
Annie Quigly
James I Ryan
Plank E Wood
Tetse
John J Ckeefe
Quincy Place
Spi Cohen
Columbia Road
Sears Flizabeth Gordon Providence Hospital
Far Newton Lons
Raymond W
Duke
Girard Et Nw
Flizabeth Frost Childrens Hospital
Hig Veare
Catherine Jeanette Grver
Garfield Hospital
Lucinda Garner
G St
Veare
Julia Barrett
Freedmen’s
Raymond Berry
Ball Alley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Case
Examiner
William A. White
Harris Ewing
Government Hospital
Howard Fall
Adams
Maryland Club
Tokalon Wine CO. Mim, OS F Srn W. Btoas
Luc Uore
Falvey
Flaventh
Congress and Nation
White House
Margaret Kelly
Ice
Hunyadi
Janos
Seneca
Table Bluff Station
Hecht & Company
7Th St
Herzog
Sol. Herzog
Pennsylvania Ave
Curtiss, Leggett, & Co
Troy
N. Y
Ail
7Th Street
Scallers
Health Office Record
Harris
R. Harris & CO
Baker's
Caracas
Walter Baker &Co.ltd
Dorchester
Baker’s
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
MAS
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