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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1914

Page

2

Democratic Bill Proposes $37 Million in Government Expenses

A Democratic bill seeks a total of 37,238,278 for legislative executive and judicial costs. It details pay for senators aides and relatives and limits use of funds for vehicles. It also proposes abolishing one Treasury post and creating a new assistant secretary role.

Army

Going Deaf Good News From Relief Request Ad

A readable fragment reports a man with ear trouble recovering hearing after seeking relief. He gradually learns to hear conversations train bells and birds without medical devices. Contact Edward at Forses St Jamaicn Plain for information and a stamped self addressed envelope.

eNdvreer Valiey Surprie Elig Lerves

Thaw to Camp at Lake Massa­secum in White Mountains

Harry K. Thaw plans a summer escape from Concord staying with Sheriff Drew and Stevens. They will camp at Lake Massasecum near Bradford before moving to a Gorham hotel in the White Mountains after a Lake Sunapee visit.

White Mountains Concord N. H Harry K. Thaw Flolman A. Drew Coes County Peirceeman Clark D. Stevens Stevens Lake Massasecum Bradford Lake Sunapee

Death notices listing multiple individuals from hospitals and addresses

A fragmented death notices column lists numerous individuals with ages and last known addresses or hospitals, including Pauling Sullivan 62, Grace Hunter 82, Jet Plemmons 45, Adolph Sauerman 67, Rebecca Borant 7 years, Lucia Wilson 2, Mary Colbert 64, and others. The text references several institutions such as Government Hospital for the Insane, Tuberculosis Hospital, United States Soldiers Home Hospital, Garfield Hospital, Freedmen's Hospital, and Children's Hospital, with scattered street addresses and wards.

Pauling Sullivan Freedmen's Hospital Tames Pann Vanes Katherina Baamon Chidren's Hospital Charles Ashton Ruth Truman Lewis Jackson Carrallburg Pt USA Blair Ri. Ta

Births Reported In Local Family Records

Birth announcements list multiple families with newborns including Wolfe Selinger Page Peek Hopkins Feldman Egdal Dawson Burdette Hopkins Campbell Coates and others. Each entry notes parent names and the child’s gender, primarily girls and boys.

Stanley E Arle McH. Wolfe Monroe M Astellc B. Selinger Courtland W Pidhella L. Page Allen Jessie D. Peek Baldwin A Nan Hopkins Samuel Jennie Feldman Joseph and Eather Egdal Gi Charles Catherine J. Dawson Herbert K Little Mr. Burdette Jacob Anna Hopkins James A Rosa Campbell George and Lillis F. Coates

Poisoned Anniversary Note Linked Suicide Attempt in Cincinnati

A 23 year old woman Julia Winterstein drank poison at midnight on the eighth anniversary of her mother's death, hoping to join her. She collapsed at 1117 Main street, aided by a neighbor, and was hospitalized. She claimed she had nothing to live for after job loss and a difficult family history, with ties to Covington and courtship rumors. Graduation day's Naval Academy events described separately.

Cincinnati Eugene Muncy Greenup Street Covington Julia Winterstein Julia Naval Academy Academy

Cadets' Snake Dance Marks End of Examinations

Annapolis Md May 16 joy at the near approach of June Week as a cadet corps celebrates the end of navigation examinations. The moment comes with anticipation of drills and ceremonies marking the annual culmination of training.

Annapolis

Tarentum Police Shoot Dog. Owner Sues for 35 Dollars

Tarentum Chief William Hazlett shot and killed a dog owned by Jotun Huey. Huey sues for damages claiming loss of sleep and emotional distress from the pet’s death. He seeks 35 dollars, arguing money cannot ease his grief but should compensate for the dog’s affection.

Washington Post Pittsburgh William Hazlett Tarentum Jotun la Huey Hazlett Kyoadle Huey

Explosion at Mexican Crude Rubber plant kills ten

May 16 report details a deadly blast in the mixing room of the Mexican Crude Rubber Company on the West Side. Ten men died including nine named workers and Mexican laborers. four others were hospitalized, two seriously, after a one story concrete plant building was wiped out. Superintendent John H. Evans and manager John C. Treadwell survived. Estimated loss set at $50,000. Cause of the molten rubber vat explosion remains unclear.

Mexican Crude Rubber Company West Side Edward Christopher Wastort Te Eieers Peery

Sun and Tide Table and Weather Summary May 18

High and low tides listed at 4 47 and 7 08 with remarks on high pressure and widespread unsettled weather across eastern districts. Weather bureau notes showers and thunderstorms in the west and plains while fair conditions persist in other regions. Temperatures near normal overall with no decisive changes expected in two days.

Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Trossum Rocky Mountains Ohio Great Lakes Rocks Mountain Plates West Salt Piaina Rocky Mountain Plateau United States Atlantic Fast Gulf States Ohio Valley Lin West Gulf States Plains States

Three Sons Shot In Ironwood Street Fight

Ironwood Michigan May 6 three men were shot during a revolver fight between Samuel Porter and police. Patrolman Hart was wounded in the jaw Mrs Gustave Friedberg in the groin Porter was struck in the right leg. Friedberg in serious condition. Porter captured and jailed at Bessemer after firing at Patrick Fitzgerald Richard Frank and others.

Ironwood Mich Samuel Porter Samuel Hart Gustave Friedberg Porter Bessemer Mrg. Friedberg

Drop Officers From Navy For Promotions

Fifteen line officers must be removed from active service this year to satisfy a law requiring annual promotions in each grade. Last year fourteen officers were removed, with at least two seeking reinstatement in Congress. The 1913 list includes five captains, four commanders, four lieutenant commanders, and two lieutenants, with a board of Rear Admirals Southerland Knight Reynolds Caperton and Captain Walter McLain selecting them.

Navy Lhal Southerland Knight Reynolds Caperton Walter McLain

Remarkable Tricycle Boy Recovered After Brief Wander

Arthur Bryde, a seven year old from E Street SE, rode away from home and was found by a Fifth precinct officer after a lengthy ride. He was returned to his family as police noted the spirited voyage and brief absence. Ira Reed, a navy yard mechanic on Kentucky Avenue SE, injured two fingers while adjusting a joining machine and treated at Casualty Hospital. A well dressed woman found wandering in Potomac Park near dawn was taken to detention, claimed to be Shib Jey with no verifiable relatives, and later handed to the Board of Charities.

Arthur Bryde E Street Ira Reed Navy Yard Kentucky Avenue Southeast Casualty Hospital Potomac Park House of Detention Shib Jey Charitien

Mother Tongue Census Shows English and Celtic Lead U S White Stock

The 1910 census mother tongue bulletin reports that English and Celtic groups including Irish, Scotch, and Welsh form the largest portion of foreign white stock in the United States at 10,087,420 individuals. Germans follow with 8,872,271 and Italians with 2,151,422. other languages list smaller totals and unknown tongues.

U.S United States Census Bureau Daliadan Flemisi Isk Alba

LICENSED TO MARRY IN MONTGOMERY AREA NAMES MULTIPLE PAIRS

Fragmented OCR lists several marriage notices from Virginia and Maryland. Pairs include John W Te and Macherine Branzill. Robert W Parris and Olivia Fitzgerald. Hubert J Wright and Grace B Watte. Frank A Wandfeld and Juliet Holisn Qi. Wille M Malton and others. The notices reference reverends and counties such as Montebello Rossville Hagerstown and Washington DC.

John W. Te Macherine Branzill the Ray BM. Corbet Robert W. Parris Oilia Fitzgerald Montebello H. Z. Svensen Cornelius A. Graven Touca Virgia T. Red Rossvile Lee Hubert J. Wright Grace B. Watte Rog Wright Frank A. Wandfeld Juliet Holisn I Rostetaan Ilam H. Lacdvaighi Washizeron D. c Ant Wille M. Malton Avesta Tey H. T. Stevenson Mary TL Poltz Hagerstown Earle Charles &. Nalle Iga Kilts Teefer Tl. McBatn

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