Navy chief Chadwick Sees Navy as Global Peace Arm
Rear Admiral Chadwick declares the navy the greatest force for law and order as the Lake Mohonk conference debates arbitration and warns of an imminent convulsive period. He notes talks of war hinder peace while Holt and Rowlby also address the session.
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James Wood
Lake Mohonk
Chadwick
U SN
Navy
Conservacistm
Rob Ogeen Hamilton Holt
Francis H Rowlby
Funeral Directors and Undertakers in City Directory Fragment
Fragmentary directory listing names of funeral directors and undertakers including Frank Geters and Thos A Costello, with associated addresses and firms such as Tabler & Bro and Harvey's Sons. Includes multiple business names, residences, and contact lines typical of a city obituary and funeral services section. Entities include Frank Geters, Thos A Costello, Tabler & Bro, Harvey's Sons, and multiple street addresses.
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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
Tes
Ross Ann Fybalwers
Chapel
Thos
Sergeon
iGABINET OFFICERS BLAMED FOR NOT FORBIDDING SUND AYS SPORTS
iGABINET officers blamed for refusing to forbid soldiers and sailors from playing baseball on Sundays. The report notes Sabbath observance concerns raised by church committees and a push for chaplains and Sabbath enforcement, with references to Presbyterian General Assembly discussions and interactions with civic leaders.
Prostration by lightning hits farm workers and court notices
Prostration by lightning occurs while workers were repairing an ice screen at a farm. One man becomes nauseated and another loses control. Concurrent items include circuit court proceedings with appeals and bankrupt petitions, plus two sailors scalded when a steam pipe burst on the Old Don in New York Harbor.
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New York
Winnioe
George G Lure
Norfolk
Iliwerd Woods
Baltimore
Hadis
Licensed to Marry and Other Local Health Office Records
Fragmented OCR list of names ages and addresses referencing marriage licenses and health office records. Includes individuals such as Cense Warieuf Dertha Lequien 35 years Dadson 148 Fifth Street NE Edmonds Newton St NE 3B Year, George G Oct 119 Fifth St NW 6 years, Herex A Gates 1295 Fifth St 28 Years, Addie A Harber 36 Ds SW 9 years, Leon Tillman 1 year, Pollard 128 23rd Ave SEars Prabeth Stewart 7 years, Florence Cook 1243 Union Court SW.
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Dadson
Fith
Yeera Edmonds
Newton St
Clayton Dy
Ceorge G
A Gates
William Stefsrof
Eo Bamer
Addie A Harber
Leon Tillman
Rani Pollard
Sears Prabeth Stewart
Robinson
Vrevenon LY Johnson
Florence Cook
Union Court
Divorce controversy derails New York pastor bid for bishop
Dr Charles Le Roy Goodell pastor of Calvary Church New York fails to secure bishopric after a divorce question dominates ballots. He defends his character, calls the charge political, and says the move will boomerang on opponents as the eighth ballot shows Stuntz and Quayle leading the tally.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
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Guedell
Calvary Church
New York
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Genera
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Quaine
Homer
Stuntz
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Hughes
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Quiyle
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Minister’s Suicide After Domestic Troubles in Missouri
In St Joseph Missouri on May 2 Rev Rufus R Tietcher a 40 year old Methodist preacher drank a poison in a shed after taking poison he entered a house read his Bible and died a few minutes later his two daughters on stage reportedly weighed on his mind amid family troubles.
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Rufus R Tietcher
Touse
Double murder charged in Virginia arrest of Oakley
Raleigh County man 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 arson to conceal the crime. Threats against the husband followed his departure, arousing suspicion and tying him to the crime.
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Raleigh Boc
Oakley
Latksille
Attuquay Springs
Wo Underwood
Underwood
Winchester Suffers Season’s First Defeat to Walbrook
Special to The Washington Post Winchester VI lost its first game of the season to Walbrook Athletic Club of Baltimore. The final score read 1 to 1 in the ninth inning after Walbrook’s first baseman McDonald drove a home run over the left field fence. Scoring details and fielding notes accompany the uneven box score and faded names.
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Walbrook Athletic
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Scoe
Walbrook Adito
Ticheller
Piiower
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Woodward Ec
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Witter
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Russell Stolun
McDonwdl
Eichelteiger
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Norfolk shuts out Lynchburg in 0-0 game drift
Norfolk pitchers Chenault and bat Jack son dominated as Lynchburg mistimed throws and miscues helped produce a 0 0 shutout. Rowing offense balanced by Norfolk and cautious play set the tone with key fielding plays and decisive innings.
Collier on the Stand in Self-Defense Murder Case
Abrahem Collier testifies he killed William H. Haughey in self defense after a quarrel on a Maryland farm. He describes seeing pistols and a threat, pushes Haughey away, and strikes with a shovel when Haughey moved toward his back pocket. Corroboration from Cothier's son and defense witnesses discuss the wound and potential recovery. Defense rests. arguments to follow.
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William H. Haughey
Washington
Belair
Abrahem Collier
New York
Haughey
Hanghey
John Connor
Collier
Cothier
Richmond Restraining The Universal Transfer Ordinance
Special to The Washington Post Richmond June 22 Judge Eamond Waddil sits in the United States Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Virginia granting a temporary injunction against the city of Richmond and several transit companies and individuals from publishing or enforcing the universal transfer ordinance enacted by the city council and approved by Mayor McCarthy on May 1. The Central Trust Company of New York filed suit seeking to protect bondholders and prevent injury to property owners by implementing the transfer system.
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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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Woman fasts for son pardon in cigarette theft case
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore May 22 1903 Joseph Cuely served time for stealing big boxes of cigarettes from Chesapeake Steams up Company His mother Johin Luery fasted five years praying for divine mercy She broke her fast this afternoon as Gay Crothers granted a pardon The judge had sentenced Luery to six years The pardon will restore Cuelys citizenship and alter his future prospects
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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 reports the crew of the steamship George Weems, 17 sailors all from Baltimore, were saved after the vessel burned near Frying Pan Shoals. They boarded the steamer Chatham of Merchants and Miners Transportation Co and are outbound to Baltimore aboard the Chatham.
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Washington Foot
Baltimore
George Weems
Baltimmre and Carolia Steamship Company
Chatham
Merchants and Miners ‘Transportation Company
Gilliam's Injuries Fatal in Virginia Rail Accident
Samuel Guam of Dinwiddie County dies at Petersburg Hospital from injuries after falling from a trolley car near the Appomattoy Bridge. Callum was a prominent Republican leader, married to Martha Cox of Chesterfield, with one child, and leaves two sisters and two brothers. Berryville Way 22 mourns Mrs Rosanna Elsey McCormick widow of Frank McCormick who died yesterday near Berryville Frankfort. Miss Elses of Loudoun County, she is survived by Samuel McCormick, clerk of Clarke County Court, and three daughters.
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Dinwiddie County
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Chesterfield County
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Rosanna Elsey McCormick
Frank McCormick
Frankfort
Berryvile
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Elses
Loudoun County
Samuel McCormick
Clarke County
Trenton hearing ends as inspectors depart for findings
Steamboat Trenton sinking case moves toward closure in Alexandria. Inspectors C W Washt and Ed win F White left for Baltimore to draft their report after a three minute argument over blame. Attorneys for Captain Davis and Mate Beach argued exoneration from fault.
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Fashington Post Bureau
King Street
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Edwin F White
Trenton
Luther B Row
Capt Davis
Mate Beach
I H Hewitt
Joan B Tassow
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American Association of Masters
Shot Through the Heart in a Maryland Beer Quarrel
Marcus Grase, about thirty, was shot dead by Oscar Keessee, twenty, in a dispute over a beer in Rockville Maryland. Keessee fled and remains at large as of last night.
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Balteaux Indins
Young Peoples
M Methodist
Haiscopil
South Alexanda
Tazewell
Tle Whabington Post
Tizenet Va
Marcus Grasecluse
Oscar Keessee
Sheessee
Official UVA commencement week programme announced
Official notice details the University of Virginia commencement schedule for June 15 to 17 with events across Charlottesville including services in the chapel Cabell Hall and Madison Hall Graduations, award ceremonies, and lectures. Notable figures include Rev Henry Stiles Bradley of St Louis MO and Prof Edwin A Grosvenor of Amherst MA.
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Washington Post
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Cabell Hall
Young Men's Christian Association
Cabell
Henry Stiles Bradley
St . Louis
Charlottesvilla
Winchester
Lambeth Field
Board of Visitors
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George Wayne Anderson
Richmond Va
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Phi Beta
Edwin A Grosvenor
Amherst
Payerweather Gymnasium
Lambeth Feld
Cabel Hall
Faserweather
Ferris guilty of murder in Roanoke trial
In Roanoke on May 22 a five day jury verdict found Moses Ferris guilty of second degree murder in the stabbing death of Frank Assaid a Roanoke merchant. Ferris testified he acted in self defense while Sam Assaid was acquitted. Ferris was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.
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Assynan
Roanoke
Commonwealth
Moses Ferris
Sam Assaid
Frank Assaid
Ferriz
Sam Assaid Ferris
Sailor on Bremen Shoots Self in Port Death
Shewport News reports May 2 that Augus t Lanmeihirt, a sailor on the German cruiser Bremen, killed himself by shooting. The act, linked to an old love affair, mirrors Lieut Starcher of the same ship who died by his own hand in this port. The Bremen is to sail May 20 to Philadelphia for its first official visit, then to New York to receive a new crew arriving on a German transport.
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Lanmeihirt
Bremen
Starcher
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