Wedding of Vice President's Niece Surprises Washington
The marriage of Lulu Mae Fairbanks to William Witthaft Bride was announced in Mansfield Ill. The couple, from a three month acquaintance, wed March 4 likely in Baltimore. Bride, a Georgetown graduate, plans to practice law in Washington and may join a Louisville firm. Miss Fairbanks is a Protestant, Bride a Catholic, and they will reside in Washington.
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Washington
Washington Post
Mansfield Ill
Myr
William Deforrest Fairbanks
Lulu Mae
William Witthaft Bride
Washington, DC
Miss Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Mr Bride
Vi Cotter T Bride
Bride
West
United States
B Street
Baltimore
Georgetown University
Nebraska
Wiliam Witthaft
Caprio
Cotter T Bride
Kansas City
William J Bryan
Willam W Bride
Louisville
Hemenway
Indianapolis
Ind
Hanley
James A Hemenway
United States Senate
Religion in the Schools Board to Consider Petitions as Whole
The Board of Education will review petitions on religious instruction in public schools as a single body once received. Officials discussed centennial celebration plans and announced board changes including teacher resignations and new appointments. An earlier fire at Charles Gong’s laundry caused about 20 dollars in damage.
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Board of Education
Wr J Holdsworth Gordon
Ebien S Musser
Washington College of Law
Business High School
Henrietta , Dunlop A B Carr
Mary Manley
Beatrice Nalle
Margaret Waite
N A. Payne
Ethel Price
Blanche M Hopkins
Boynton
Gordon
Roderick
Wiliam W Conner
Charles Gong
Eleventh Street
Husband and Wife Burned In Home Stove Accident
An elderly couple at 121 Wifth Street northeast were severely burned when a lighted stove ignited gasoline during cleaning. Mrs Baker sprayed with guaiotine soaked mop. flames set her clothing ablaze. Mr Baker helped, his coat sleeve caught fire. Fire brigade notified. damage about $60. Both treated by Dr Phelps and expected to recover.
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Baker
Wifth Street
Phelps
Life preservers rejected by Potomac river boats
Boat owners on the Potomac take extreme care with life preservers after a shipment bearing the government stamp in New York was re examined by local steamboat inspectors. All were rejected as not properly made despite passing officials earlier.
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New York
Plans for Bank Building on Fifteenth Street Site
Architects draft a new eight story structure on the old Metropolitan Bank site opposite the Treasury Department. Ground floor to house Metropolitan Citizens Bank with offices above. lot fronts Fifteenth Street 67 feet by 100 feet. Estimated cost around 3600 dollars. ground value about 50 dollars per foot. Construction expected to take about a year.
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Old Metropolitan Bank
Fifteenth Street
Treasury Department
Metropolitan Citizens Bank
National Metropolitan Bank
Bank of the Metropolis
National Banks
John P van Ness
FE S Parker
Citizens’ National Bank
Charles G Thorn Dead in Washington Community
Charles G Thorn lifelong Washington resident died at his home 18a Baltimore Street NW after a prolonged illness. Age sixty he directed Union Trust Company was on the Board of Trade and a member of the Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club. Survived by widow three sons Columbia Albert and Charles Thorn and a daughter Frances Thorn. Funeral at the family residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow with private interment.
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Charles G@inott
Washington
Baltimore Street
The
Union Trust Company
Board of Trade
Blue Rudge Rod and Gun Club
Columbia
Albert
Charles Thorn
Frances Thorn
Father May See Child Court Places Eckert in Charge
Justice Wright denied habeas corpus for Elizabeth Mildred Eckert placing her in the custody of her aunt Miss H B Stefan. Father Christian Eckert may visit at set hours and must pay $10 monthly for the child's support. The hearing showed Eckert wanted his mother to take custody.
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Elizabeth M. Eckert
Miss Stefan
Maybrick Case Hearing Includes Handwriting Questions
The Baroness von Roques suit against David W Armstrong continued in Washington with Florence Maybrick testifying. She identified letters as Armstrong or Polter handwriting, refused to identify some of her husband’s letters, and described his pardon records and her property interest in Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia. The deposition will be completed April 12 with further testimony in Richmond New York and Europe.
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Baroness von Roques
David W Armstrong
Florence Elizabeth Maybrick
Washington
Hayden & Farrell
Pacific
Wayden
Maybrick
Europe
Hayden
Armstrong
J . Polter
Lfe
Alfred Roe
Mrs Maybrick
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Mr Yarrell
Yarrell
Richmond
New York
Widow sues railroad for damages over engineer husband death
Mrs Elizabeth M Williams as administratrix of Andrew F Willdins estate sues the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad for 10003 damages claiming a shorter explosion near Baltimore on April 9 1904 caused her husband's death while employed as an engineer. The suit follows a long probate battle over who could represent the estate and administer the case.
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Elizabeth M. Williams
Niteabeth M. “Wiliams
Andrew F. Willdins
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington Railroad Company
Burton T. Doyle
Altheus Johnson
Williams
T B
Court of Appeals
Probate Court
Williames
Two Divorces Granted In Separate Cases
Justice Anderson signed a decree yesterday divorcing John H Willason from Clara C Eillinson on desertion. Justice Stafford granted Clarence Miller a divorce from Lena Lo Miller, awarding custody of their minor child. He also signed a decree in Libbie G Williams vs Joseph T Williams, awarding Libbie Williams ten dollars monthly alimony.
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Justice Anderson
John H Willason
Clara C Eillinson
Justice Stafford
Clarence Miller
Lena Lo Miller
Mr Miller
Stafford
Libbie G Williams
Joseph T Wiliams
Wills Filed for Probate for Wieiachhauer and Callan
Two wills dated 1905 and 1962 were filed yesterday for probate. Anna Maria Wieiachhauer names her husband and children as beneficiaries with Julius Theonhil and Edith Mathilde Phoebus as executors. Margaret Callan leaves her husband Bartholomew Callan as sole beneficiary and executor.
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Anna Maria Wieiachhauer
Register of Wills
Julius Theonhil
Edith Mathilde Phoebus
Margaret Callan
Bartholomew Callan
Weather Almanac and Death Notice From New York
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Weather Bureau detail disturbance tracks, showers, and temperature changes across regions including the Gulf States, Upper Lakes, and Pacific areas with storm and frost warnings issued. Dorothy Dean, 11, daughter of George and Mrs. Dean of New York, dies after long illness. burial in Patterson, New York.
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San Diego
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Oreson
Washington
Dorothy Dean
George Dean
New York
Dean
Patent Office
H H. Smith
House of Representatives
Patterson
Do S Dean
The Charcoal Lozenges Advertising Claim
An old paragraph extols charcoal as a universal purifier for stomach and bowels and promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as best value. It claims improved health, clearer breath and complexion, purer blood, and quotes a Buffalo physician endorsing their use for gas, with a price of 25 cents per box.
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Nh Stuart
Buffalo
Stuart
McKay Suit Settlement Reached In Probate Case
Attorneys for Francis B Clark of New York and for the ex executors of the late Col Nathaniel McKay notified Chief Justice Clabaugh that a compromise of the about 6100,000 claim had been agreed upon and that the case would be presented to Justice Stafford for ratification. The terms were not disclosed but were said to be about two per cent of the demand.
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Lambert & Baker
Francis B Clark
New York
Birney & Woodard and Worthington, Heald & Wrailey
Nathaniel McKay
Clabaugh
Clark
Stafford
Wilton J Lambert
Henry F Woodard
Cash Register Robbery Ends in Arrest in Anacostia
Charles Corbin, 21, of Anacostia, was arrested for allegedly stealing $21 from the S M Crazier coal and wood company. He accused another man of concealing the money in wood, but the suspect was released after police found Corbin’s story untrue and determined the cash register had been tampered with.
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Charles Corbin
Anacostia
Coal and Wood Company
S M
Corbin
Frazier Company
Woman in Brown Hat Delivers Misdirection at Northwest Corner
Police are investigating a report by Joseph Hart of 8% Fifth Street NW about a neatly dressed young woman in a large brown hat who asked for Georgetown directions at the Four and W Half Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW corner. After she left, Hart found his pocket relieved of a small amount of cash. The incident is being reviewed by the detective bureau.
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Joseph Hart
Fifth Street
Detective Bureau
Four
Pennsylvania Avenue
Georgetown
Warrant Issued for Woman in Child Assault Case
Bench warrant sworn for Bessie Cook charged with assaulting six year old Frank N Laurant Jr of 130 Thomas Street Northwest. She failed to appear at Police Court yesterday and bonded at 00. U S Attorney Ralph Given sought the warrant. Judge Kimball ordered it. Deputy Lacey served it last night. She claims her attorney did not inform her case was called. A jury trial is set for this morning.
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Bessie Cook
Frank N Laurant, Jr
Thomas Street
United States
Ralph Given
Kimball
Lacey
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