Moyer alibi unproven amid Ada County jury panel
Reports detail a lengthy inquiry into Charles H. Moyer claimed alibi in 1898, with family disputes and local officials noting no confirmed residence. Sheriff Hodgin and seven deputies pressed Ada County farmers for jury service in the Harwood case as 100 men expected for Monday panel. Prosecution subpoenas Acting Secretary Kerwin of the Western Federation of Miners were served amid plans for Denver federation meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenff
Boise
Ada County
Western Federation
Kerwin
San Jose
Cat
George W Moyer U
Charles H Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Joliet
Tilmons
Black Hills
Idaho
Sherif
Shad” Hodgin
Ada
Bhe
Ibis
Federation
Denver
Obituaries notice list May 1907 death notices
DIED REFENDES on Friday May 10 1907 Elizabeth Mare_ndes nee Latier beloved wife of Joseph M Arendes at her residence 122% Twelfth street southeast Funeral Monday May 13 from Thomas Nalley Sons parlors at 3 am to St Peters Church mass for repose of her soul Interment St Mary's Cemetery DOLAN on Friday morning May 19 1907 after a smiling illness Stanislaus Dolan funeral from 1453 W Street Monday May 13 at 9 am to St Pauls Catholic Church Requiem mass interment private HOWARD on Saturday May 11 1907 Clement Whittington funeral Monday May 13 at 3 from Trinity Episcopal Church interment private KEMELS at his home on Gear Poets ne Arisla morning see Edward Keme s funeral private IN MEMORIAM RAU In loving remembrance of ALBERT GORAL died May 12 1907 by his devoted mother sister and brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Marendes
Latier
Joseph Marendes
Twelfth Street
Thormas R. Nalley & Sons
St Peters Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Dolan
Stanislaus Dolan
Mort West
Gaim
St Pauls Catholic Church
Howard
Clement Whittington
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kemels
Arisla
Edward Kemeys
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listing in Washington
A dense directory of funeral homes and embalmers listed with street addresses and phone numbers. Entries include WM H Sardo & Co, George P Zurhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Thos R Nalley & Son, Rob Harvey's Sons, T W Speare, Adolph Schippert, John M Mitchell's Son, Thos S Sergeon, Costello & Bro, William S Riley, Frank Geier's Sons, John R Wright Co, J William Lez, and Geo C Shaffer with service notes and chapel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Sardo & CO
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Hindle & Bayliss
R. Nalley & Son
2Ith Street
ROB Harvey's Sons
Polateenth St
Modersta
North &T. W
Sleventh
Furerat Prriors
Thos. S$. Sergeon
Cain
T. A. Costello & Bro
Embelmers
H Street
WM. S. Riley
Frank Geier’s Sons
Mofery Chapel
John R. Wright CO
Opan
J. William Lez
Pennsylvanie Ave
Pinkerton ties Moyer to Joliet record in Delaware trial
William Pinkerton head of the detective agency asserts Moyer the Western Federation of Miners president and the Joliet prisoner are the same man. He says evidence collected by James McPartland is withheld for trial use. Pinkerton notes a photo from Moyer’s sister and a shared hand wound as supporting proof. He discusses Rockford inquiries and early labor strike activity linked to Moyer. The piece also covers Washington political maneuvers around Taft and Hughes, with Odell pushing a favorite-son strategy and administration members engaging in New York state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Moyer
Rockford
Moyer
Castle Creek
Moyes
Black Hills
Apnia Creek
Washington Post
Chicago
William Pinkerton
Joliet
Charlee H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Goy Frank Steunenberg
James McPartland
Orchard
Haywood
Pettibone
Charles H Moyer
Pinkerton
Meyer
Boone Iown
John Keating
Keating
Western Federation
Charlie Moyer
South Dakota
New York
Ohio
Empire State
Odeil
Hughes
Gov Hughes
Henry W Taft
New York State
Taft
Woodrull
Washington
Woodrum
Harrimen
Wna Odell
Marshal Halts Speeders in Glen Echo Chase
Town Marshal Collins of Glen Echo halted two speeders yesterday as a motorcyclist fled at 22 mph, finally surrendering his bike for collateral until funds were raised. A second case involved Fred B. Whitney whose touring car lacked license and driver’s permit, leaving a lapel watch as token collateral after police involvement and a call to Rockville for formalities.
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Collins
Glen Echo
Wse Pierce
Ashfork
Aziz
Collina
Garrett
Rockville
Pierce
Fred Brows Whitney
Maryland
Lcense
Whitney
Treasury
Venezuela to Begin Paying U.S. and Other Creditors July 1
Venezuela will start payments to the United States and seven other nations beginning shortly after July 1. Preferred creditors include Great Britain, Germany, and Italy with substantial bolivar awards. total debts cover France, Spain, Belgium, Sweden, Norway, the Nemenacan, the United States and Mexico among others. Overall debt estimated near 7.4 billion bolivars, about $7.4 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
France
Spain
Priies AS
Mexico
Roosevelt Era Dispute Over Resolution On Hughes Support
In a heated committee session Odell voices support for Gov Hughes and Roosevelt critic Woodruff moves to lay on the table. Odell defends action as in good faith while urging passage. chair resists arguing it would embarrass Hughes and delay other business. The panel adjourns without adopting either measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
United States
Gov Hughes
Odell
Roosevelt
State Committee
Odell Hughes Boom Tied to Roosevelt Watch
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt backs a Hughes presidential boom via ex governor Odell and financier Harriman. Timothy L Woodruff tabled the Odell resolution to endorse Hughes, signaling a strategic move at the State committee meeting amid tensions over political influence and commitment to Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington of
New York
Washington
The
Times
Timothy L. Woodruff
Odell
Hughes
Roosevelt
Edward H. Harriman
Boias
Frme
State Committee
Odell and
Harriman
Gov Hughes
Ooo
Hughes Cheer at Brooklyn Dinner Praises Roosevelt Leadership
Governor Hughes, guest of honor at a Union League Club dinner, received an ovation from Brooklyn Republicans. He urged the party to serve the public, praised President Roosevelt, and said he sought no endorsement from former Gov Odell. Other speakers included Senator Spooner and State Chairman Woodruff.
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Roosevelt
Washington Post
New York
Gay Hughes
Brooklyn
Young Republican Club
Union League Club
Republican Party
Senator Spooner
Woodruff
Job BE
Hedges Darwin B. James
Hughes
Odell
Train Kills Two Boys In Twain Georgia
In Twain Georgia on May 11 Jud Rook and John Rook aged nine and eleven were killed when a train struck their wagon at a crossing. Their view was blocked by a warehouse and box cars on a siding. The engineer Dan Meeks could not see the boys either. One boy was decapitated and the other body cut in twain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twain
Fitzgerald
Jud Rook
John Rook
Dan Meeks
Death notices and scattered details from Health Office records
Health Office records list deaths with ages across multiple addresses and initials, including Benny Wilson 34, Mary H Bell 58, Edward Goldsmith 60, Mary Gibbon 4 days, Samuel Jackson 00, Emme Lewis 11, Jensin Magruder 4% and Herman Gott noy a years, Dersthy Brown 4 years, and other entries. The fragment also notes Jamestown Expo contestants and a Special Prize announcement in The Post.
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Benny
Wilson
Mary H. Bell
St. Ow
Edward Goldsmith
Mary Gibbon
Samuel Jackson
Emme Lewis
Ve. Ave. Or
Jensin Magruder
Juckeon al
Love Turned to Hatred Details Bowler Forgery Scandal
Edith Reynolds, once defender of Bowler, arrives in New York to pursue restitution and prosecution after Bowler forged her and her mother's notes. She reveals $375000 loaned by her, secured by notes bearing her sister’s and brother’s names, and Bowler’s alleged ties to wealth and high society. Reynolds and her lawyers plan suits to recover funds while Bowler waits sentencing in Boston for forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Edith Stevena Reynolds
Boston
George Fendieten
Robert Pendleton Bowler
Union Club
Bowler
Reginald Vanderbilt
Robert J Collier
Charles Street
Paco" Bannet
Harvard
Reynolds
Bonda
Angelina Stevens
George
Mray Reynolds
L C Keating
Rockwood
Saratoga
Mother
Poco
Bennet
Hatren
Frm
T A MacIntyre & Co
Broadway
A Reynolds
Mra Stevens
Brooklyn, Rapid Transit
Baltimore Ani
Biteacreserre
New York Central
Stevens
Warren Chemical Company
Cypreus Avenue
Bronx
Sis
St Paul's School
Concord
Reginerd Vanderbilt
Harard
Nils
May Williamson Bowler
Tn Cimcinnati
George Pendleton Bowler
Fajita
Reynolda
Toles
George Nichols
Richard Hale
Helen
Kinney
Desperate pleas in Bowler inheritance case reveal last requests
The letter shows Bowler begging brother Robert Pendleton Bowler to repay about 45,000 dollars lent to Edith Bowler and her mother, and to grant 200,000 to her, to save them from ruin. It details Bowler's losses, the Hotel Breslin setting, and Bowler's plea to protect Edith and her fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolia
Baratogm
Bowler
Bresiin
Reynolds
Robert Pendleton Bowyer
New York
Bogay
R. H. Rathbone
Philadelphia
the Vendome
R. W. Hale
State Street
Boston
Hale
Edith Lee
Haile
Bob
Nellie
Nelisa
Robert Pendleton Bowler
Breslin
Keypolos
Seasonal Catarrh Phases Describe Systemic Condition
In different seasons of the year, catarrh shows varying phases. Systemic catarrh is common during warm weather and can follow an acute illness experienced in the prior winter.
Bowel Trouble and Nerve Woes Boost Peruna Claims
Letters from readers in Arkansas New York and Tennessee describe chronic bowels nerve strain and age-related health notes praised as cured or improved after using Peruna. Names and addresses provided, with promises of replies to inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Durbin
Water St
Ark
Gebdhardt
Brooklyn
Pursued by Fate in a Calamitous Family Legend
Striking three deaths in one family as a dam burst floods a mill and a warehouse fire. Le Beuer Errington dies in a Westphal bakery ruin, Br rrington perishes in a garret blaze, and Petermane Errington drowns after a roof fire melts ice. Uncle William Errington is fatally shot by a stray musket ball from a candle test gone wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calamnties
le Beuer
St Louie Republic
Tingham Errington
Westphal
Grim Reaper
Mmehouse
Grafternis & Co
Malton Mil Company
Capmeccey
Westrhal
Imehouse
Br~rrington
Garret
Errington
Petermane
Ringtona Petermane
Quisquame Brewing Company
Wiliam Errington
William
Licensed to Marry in Baltimore
James F Cloey and Minnie E Lamb, both of Baltimore, obtained license near Justice of the Peace Jenn F Simms. Witnesses Mad Lewin and Mary Chesley. P J Ritchie listed as official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F Cloey
Minnie E Lamb
Herz Swemdarob Bernstein
Rosa Sachs
Baltimore
Mad
Lewin I
Justice of the Peace
Jenn F Simms
Mary F Chesley
Her. P. J. Ritchie
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Rau
Albert Goral
Geo. C. Shaffer
Rae
Willigness
Ebdise
Steunenbeberg
Borah
Darrow
Knox
Pennsylvania
Laureite
Billibeo
Marshal
Ariona Man
F. B. Whitney
Tokalon Wine CO
14Th St
Train
Health Office Record
Mrs. Reynolds
Robert
Robert Pen Icton Bowler
Old Colony Trust Company
Richard
Mre Reynol
Rohnert JI
Geith Birs
Ee Tolds
Lambs
Harven Club
Canfield
West Forty-fourth Street
Stevens-Reynolds
Cypress Avenue
Edith
Mponey
Agake
Perseouan
Heraeiz
Ma Stevens
Victor Patneaude
Madison Street
Topeka
Kans
Knights and Ladies of Security
Peruona
Mra M. Davis
Buena Vista St
Nashville
Tenn
E. C. Corn
E. C
Egg-O.see Cereal. Company
Chicago, U.S. A
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