Navy chief Chadwick Flags Navy as World Peace Power
Across the Lake Mohonk conference, Rear Admiral French B. Chadwick asserts the navy is the greatest force for law and order and warns of a coming convulsive period. He stresses readiness, cites the need for peaceful readjustment, and notes no signs war can be averted by mere academic talk.
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James Wood
Lake Mohonk
Chadwick
U SN
Navy
Conservacistm
Rob Ogeen Hamilton Holt
Francis H Rowlby
Funeral Director Listings and Undertaker Advertisements
A fragmented OCR page lists multiple funeral directors and undertakers with partial addresses and business lines. Names include Frank Geters, Thos A Costello, William Lee, Tabler & Bro, Harvey's Sons, and Speare, with various street addresses and phone lines noted in the scattered text. The page resembles a directory or classifieds section for death care services.
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Frank Geters
Thos A Costello
BTS
Zarhorst
Ailliam Lee
JOEN
Wright Co
Ju Tabler & Bro
Larry
Harvey’s Sons
O'S
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Ross Ann Fybalwers
Chapel
Thos
Sergeon
iGABINET OFFICERS BLAMED SUNDAY BASEBALL PROHIBITION ISSUE
City report outlines church and civic debates over banning soldiers and sailors from playing baseball on Sunday. The controversy centers on Sabbath observance and support from Presbyterian leaders and officials in Washington. A resolution was sent to Congress seeking action on chaplain appointments and Sunday sports limits.
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Mersas City
Presbyteria General Assembly
Stley
New York
Roosevelt
Misur
Williaam
Grneral Bonaparte Reuretaly
Taft
Thian Etter
Congress
Tommere
Prostrated by Lightning and Court Proceedings
Prostration after a lightning incident is reported along with ensuing court actions. The narrative mentions Mr Pakets and Lyerhart affected, apportioning medical distress and nausea, while a separate circuit court scene notes judges Prichard and Dayton presiding over bankruptcy petitions and appeals involving several companies. Two crew members were scalded aboard the steamship Old Don in New York.
Licensed To Marry And Health Office Records Lost Addresses
Fragmented OCR lists multiple names ages and addresses including Cense Warieuf Dertha Lequien and various figures tied to health office records. Entries show ages from 1 to 89 with scattered streets and wards, suggesting a register of marriages and related notices.
Divorce loss for Goodell in Methodist bishop vote
Dr Charles Le Roy Goodell pastor of Calvary Church New York, once a likely bishop candidate, saw his support fade after questions about his divorce. On the seventh ballot he had 191 votes, with leaders Lews, Quaine, Stuntz and others ahead as the eighth ballot began.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Charles le Roy
Guedell
Calvary Church
New York
Goodell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Genera
WS Lews
Quaine
Homer
Stuntz
Charles W. Smith
Hughes
D C Downe
Quiyle
Orde
Minister’s suicide amid family troubles at St Joseph
Rev Rufus R Tietcher, a 40 year old Methodist preacher, drank acid and shot himself after suffering domestic strife including concern over two daughters on the stage. He drank poison in a shed, entered his home, read from the Bible, and died a few minutes later.
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Worres
St Joseph Mo
Rufus R Tietcher
Touse
Double Murder Charge Shocks Oakley in Virginia Arrest
Raleigh BoC May tra Oakley formerly of this county was arrested in Latksille Virginia and brought here Thursday charged with the murder of Miss Wo Underwood and her young son on February 1 at Attuquay Springs and with setting fire to the Underwood home to conceal the crime. Threats against the husband followed as suspicions pointed to him.
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Raleigh Boc
Oakley
Latksille
Attuquay Springs
Wo Underwood
Underwood
Winchester First Defeat By Walbrook Athletic
Special to The Washington Post Winchester VI suffered its first loss of the season as Walbrook Athletic of Baltimore edged them 1 to 0 in a near errorless game. Walbrook’s first baseman Mone Doyle lifted a solo home run in the ninth inning to seal the win.
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Washington Post
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Norfolk shuts out Lynchburg in 0-0 game
Norfolk pitchers Chenault and outfielders held Lynchburg scoreless as Norfolk won 0 to 0 in a rough contest with wild throwing. Box shows Norfolk hitters rally with timely hits and errors contributing to the victory in this Washington Fest report.
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Washington
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Chenault
Jackson
Lynchburg
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Miama
Collier on the Stand in Haughey Murder Trial
Abrahem Collier testifies he killed William H. Haughey in self defense after a farm quarrel. He says Haughey reached toward his back pocket and he struck with a shovel, while Cothier's son corroborates. Mrs Collier denies urging death. Doctors testify on the wound as defense closes. arguments to follow.
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William H. Haughey
Washington
Belair
Abrahem Collier
New York
Haughey
Hanghey
John Connor
Collier
Cothier
Richmond Restrain Order Halts Universal Transfer Plan
Special to The Washington Poet Rochmond reports Judge Eamund Waddill of the U S Circuit Court in Virginia granted a temporary injunction against Richmond and a group of transit firms including Richmond Passenger and Power, Virginia Passenger and Power, and Richmond Traction, plus William Northrop and Henry Wickham. The order bars publication or enforcement of the May 1 universal transfer ordinance, stemming from a suit by Central Trust Company of New York. The trust seeks to protect bondholders’ interests amid claims the transfer plan would injure property owners.
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Washington
Rochmond
Eamund Waddil
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Virginia
Richmond
Wd Power Company
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Richmond Traction Company
William Northrop
Henry Wickham
Act Council
McCarthy
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Trust Company
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Mother fasts for son pardoned after cigarette theft
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore May 22 1903 Joseph Cuely jailed for stealing large quantities of cigarettes from the Chesapeake Steamship Company his mother John Luery began a meatless fast as penance She ends the five year fast after Gay Crothers pardons Cuely Judge Stockbridge had sentenced Luery to six years in the penitentiary with terms ending June 21 Gov Crothers pardon grants Cuely citizenship
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Joseph Cuely
Chesapeake Steamsup
Johin Luery
Gay Crothers
Luery
Crew of Weems Saved After Ship Burns Off Frying Pan Shoals
Information from Baltimore states all seventeen crew members of the steamship George Weems are saved. They reached the Chatham, a Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. steamer, after launching lifeboats at Frying Pan Shoals. The George Weems crew, all residents of Baltimore, were later transferred to the Chatham and expected in Baltimore tomorrow morning.
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Spe Lal
Washington Foot
Baltimore
George Weems
Baltimmre and Carolia Steamship Company
Chatham
Merchants and Miners ‘Transportation Company
Gilliam Injuries Fatal Speer Wadington Petersburg May Day
Samuel Guam of Dinwiddie County dies at Petersburg Hospital from injuries after falling from a trolley car on the Virginia Passenger and Power Company bridge over the Appomattox River. Callum a prominent Dinwiddie Republican, married to Martha Cox of Chesterfield, survived by one child and two sisters and two brothers. Mrs Rosanna Elsey McCormick of Berryville dies at Frankfort near Berryville, widow of Frank McCormick, survived by three daughters and one son, Samuel McCormick, clerk of Clarke County Court.
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Speer
Petersburg
Samuel Guam
Dinwiddie County
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Appomattes River
Callum
Martha Cox
Chesterfield County
Berryville Way
Rosanna Elsey McCormick
Frank McCormick
Frankfort
Berryvile
McCormick
Elses
Loudoun County
Samuel McCormick
Clarke County
Trenton Hearing Ends as Inspectors Depart for Findings
Steamboat Trenton sinking case wrapped up in Alexandria as Inspectors C W Washt and Ed win F White leave for Baltimore to prepare findings. Attorneys for Capt Davis and Mate Beach argued the captain and crew bore no blame, citing a negligent deckhand.
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Alexandria
Baltimore
Fashington Post Bureau
King Street
C W Washt
Edwin F White
Trenton
Luther B Row
Capt Davis
Mate Beach
I H Hewitt
Joan B Tassow
Compan
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American Association of Masters
Shot Through the Heart in a May Beer Quarrel
Marcus Grase cluse about thirty was shot through the heart and killed last night by Oscar Keessee twenty in a quarrel over a glass of beer. Sheessee escaped and has not been arrested. Mrs Mary Phoebus wife of Joseph Phoebus died Wednesday night at her home in Galth ersburg aged about fifty after a long cancerous illness. Surviving her are her husband two sons and two daughters. Miss Howes was twenty years a councilman. John Garner aged seventy nine died today at Piedmont while serving twenty years on the Piedmont city council. Mrs Gertrude Hill and Richard Dougherts were married yesterday afternoon in Rockville by Rev Thomas H Campbell.
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Tle Whabington Post
Tizenet Va
Marcus Grasecluse
Oscar Keessee
Sheessee
Wastiatan Fost
Rockville
Mary Phoebus
Joseph Phoebus
Galthersburg
Miss Howes
Washington Post
Cumberland Md
John Garaner
Piedmont
Piedmont City
Harrison
Voelat
Washington Fast Rockinche Vd
Gertrude Hill
Ricchard Dougherts
Tanning City
Commencement Week Program at University of Virginia
Official notice outlines UVA commencement week June 15 to 17 with events each day. Includes baseball games at Lambeth Field, alumni meetings, sermons by Henry Stiles Bradley, and speeches in Cabell and Madison Halls, plus Phi Beta Kappa installations and graduation exercises in Cabell Hall.
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University of Virginia
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Cabell Hall
Young Men's Christian Association
Cabell
Henry Stiles Bradley
St . Louis
Charlottesvilla
Winchester
Lambeth Field
Board of Visitors
Madleon Hall
Madison Ville
Society of Alumni
Madison Hall
George Wayne Anderson
Richmond Va
Bea
Phi Beta
Edwin A Grosvenor
Amherst
Payerweather Gymnasium
Lambeth Feld
Cabel Hall
Faserweather
Ferris guilty of murder in Roanoke shop stabbing
In Roanoke on May 22 a five day trial ended with Moses Ferris found guilty of second degree murder in the stabbing death of Frank Assaid a local merchant. He received a five year penitentiary term. Sam Assaid was acquitted. Ferris testified self defense.
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Assynan
Roanoke
Commonwealth
Moses Ferris
Sam Assaid
Frank Assaid
Ferriz
Sam Assaid Ferris
Sailor on Bremen Dies by Own Hand in Port
The Sailor Lanmeihirt, aboard the German cruiser Bremen, killed himself today by shooting amid rumors of a past love affair. Lieut Starcher of the same ship also died by suicide here. Bremen to sail May 20 to Philadelphia for its first official visit, then to New York for a fresh crew arrival.
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Shewport News
Lanmeihirt
Bremen
Starcher
Philadelphia
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