Memorial for L'Enfant to be unveiled at Arlington
Ambassadors and senators join the Taft Administration in a Sunday memorial at Arlington Cemetery for Major Florent Charles L'Enfant, designer of Washington. Limited funds allow about 400 seats. most attendees will stand. The ceremony includes invocation, unveiling, and music, with Taft to speak and Jusserand and Root among speakers.
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Death Certificate for George Merryman Natural Causes
Coroner Nevitt issued a death certificate stating natural causes after examining the circumstances of the body of George Merryman. The retired soldier was found in his room at the Chicago Hotel, 35 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, where he had boarded for about a year. He had been in ill health for some time.
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Aviator Curtiss Injured in Keuka Lake Skimming Test
Glenn Curtiss, famed aviator, suffers serious injuries when his Water-skimming monoplane sinks into Lake Keuka near Hammondsport during a test flight. The craft, damaged beyond repair, and Curtiss, who sustained a deep gash above the eye, were aided and brought to shore after the crash witnessed by his assistant.
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German magistrate wins divorce over weight loss quarrel
A Berlin court granted a German magistrate a divorce after he alleged his wife grew peevish while dieting to wear a hobble skirt. He claimed her 20 pound weight loss harmed health and temper, despite remonstrances. The court sided with him.
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Two Struck by Car on Arlington Tracks
Walter Feester and wife Lena of Rosslyn Virginia were struck by a car on the Arlington Railroad tracks around 11 30 pm. The motorman stopped the vehicle quickly and both were treated for minor cuts at Georgetown University Hospital.
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Brockport Fire Devastates Main Street After Wiring Fault
A fire sparked by defective wiring swept Brockport's business district causing about 875000 in damage. The Ward Opera House and First National Bank were destroyed as firemen battled the blaze. Banks and bystanders fled as a small mob stormed the bank but was repelled. Rochester and other cities sent aid.
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Government to enlarge Brooklyn Navy Yard complex
Reports from Washington indicate plans to expand the Brooklyn navy yard by five or six blocks to accommodate several large piers and other improvements. The total cost is expected to be about 14 million dollars.
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Obituary notices and loose tributes across cities and colleges
A fragmented obituary list names many individuals and families from Boston Chicago Raleigh San Francisco and others. It mentions spouses widows and widowers including Willard Palmer Scott and Walter Neate among scattered references to universities and locations such as the University of Virginia Washington and Lee University and West Virginia with multiple foreign locales noted like England Mexico and Germany.
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Burrell Oates Granted New Murder Trial in Dallas
Burrell Oates, charged with murdering Sel Aronoff in Dallas on September 29, 1900, gains a new trial after six juror reviews. The record shows four reversals, one mistrial, and a hung jury in past trials. venue was moved due to political issues. The motive alleged is highway robbery. Holly Vann, a white man, has been hanged in connection with the case.
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Black Joe Kills Seventeen Carrier Pigeons
A Washington dispatch reports seventeen carrier pigeons killed by the post office hawk known as Black Joe. The bird based in the post office tower has preyed on pigeons resting there for years, eluding traps and defying department efforts to remove it. The numbers on the seized leg bands are being kept for owner inquiries.
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Rabies Microbe Pictured by Proescher at Hospital
Dr Frederick Proescher of Allegheny General Hospital announced the discovery of a hydrophobia microbe sought by Pasteur. He presented magnified slides at a clinic, with Eastern medical men in attendance. Examining nervous tissues from infected dogs cats horses and inoculated rabbits, he found the distinctive microbe in every virus infected animal.
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Socialists Favor Arbitration Pact With Britain and U S
Paris reports ambassador Jusserand has forwarded the American text of the proposed arbitration treaty to France. Paris views the plan as equalizing France with England in arbitration and urges swift study. Socialists led by Jean Jaures have praised America's push for unrestricted arbitration and may back the scheme if ministers support it.
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Knickerbocker Saving and Loan Co Closes in New York
The Knickerbocker Saving and Loan Company at 48 Park Row closed after an exam by Superintendent Cheney. Assets were about 190,994 with minimal cash on hand. Secretary Herbert H Gibbs denied knowledge of the basis for the action while J Kennedy, the deputy superintendent, assumed charge as the liquidation begins.
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Ex Premier at Camorra Trial Under Fire
In Viterbo Italy former premier Sonnino and ex cabinet ministers Salandra Riccio Chinienti attended a Camorra trial hearing as Tomasso de Angelis and Gastano Amadeo, crown witnesses, faced questions about the Cuoccolo murder alibi and a burglar outfit found in Amadeo’s home. The testimony questioned whether De Angelis was wounded during the murder.
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Alumnae Luncheon Elects Gunston Hall Officers
The Alumnae Association of Gunston Hall held its annual meeting at the Tea Cup Inn yesterday afternoon. A luncheon was served with pink and white decorations. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Miss Josephine Mason as president and Miss Eva Peyton as vice president, with several other officers and yearbook editors named.
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Death toll at same hour claims eight relatives
Special to Tha Washington reports a tragic series in Chattanooga. Mrs. William Dorsey died a week ago from heart disease. Yesterday Mrs. J. M. Levis, daughter of Mrs. Dorsey, died at the exact same hour. Today another daughter, Mrs. N. F. Walker, followed in heart failure. A third death occurred at the identical hour of the others.
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New Juvenile Courtquarters Bill in District House
A measure introduced by District Committee Chairman Johnson calls for a 200000 appropriation to build a fireproof addition to the courthouse for the juvenile court. Funds would come half from the government and half from the District treasury under Capitol supervision.
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Shortest Will Filed in New York County
Special to The Washington Post New York March a will by Christopher J Chirkin dated March 5 1900 was filed in New York County Surrogate Court. He left all worldly possessions to his wife in eleven words. The estate value was not disclosed.
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