Back To His Prison Causes Court Sensation
The district court case in a post office conspiracy trial features Crawford's guilty plea and statements from Machen. He apologizes to family and counsel while acknowledging technical violations and asking leniency as he faces sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
Crawford
Beach
Offi Cala
Douglass
Machen
Moundsillie Penitentiary
Riggs House
Iater Crawford
Bron MG Worthington
Itry
Tigette
Gil
Chillenge
Chartey
Devense
Notice of Mortgage and Death Notices In Newspapers
Notice states mortgage and death notices are to be inserted in newspapers upon application at no extra charge for both the insured and the beneficiary. It lists multiple newspapers including The New York Times Boston Globe Philadelphia Public Ledger and others as potential origins or outlets for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noy
York Times
Boston
Pssatd
Enquirer
Pelovd-Herald
Philadelphia
Leduer
Pittseu
D.spatch
ROI
Herald
Louis Hepshlil
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis
Tribnel
Cleveland Plain Dealer
RAF Harvy s Sons and Local Directors Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists RAF HARVY S SONS and local directors with a street address and contact line. It mentions moderate lows and a Chapel telephone line, spelling inconsistencies, suggesting a business directory or notice fragment from a North 37a area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF Harvy's Sons
Flnexal
Evgalmers
Pot Bier Sih
Arvicey
North 37A
Crawford and Lorenz trial heard in defense opening
The defense opened as Mr Worthington argued Crawford had no contact with Lorenz knowing Machen would profit from satchel contracts with the Post office. He claimed a joint bid was honest, and that Lorenz and Crawford acted without conspiracy. Trial resumes at 4 PM for witness examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machen
Beach
Crowled
Lorenz
Bosch
Crawford
Uber
Machan
Mr. Beach
A. & Worthington
Pigdee
Worthington
Postvfive Department
Postal Device and Lock Company
New York
Grawford
Mr. Worthington
Post-office Department
Representia
Crawer
Mary A Livermore Dies. Reform Leader Remembered
Mary A Livermore renowned writer and reformer dies at Melrose Mass after heart illness. She founded the Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association and led Woman's Journal editing roles in Boston and Chicago. Funeral planned in Wyoming Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Sass
Mary Ashton Livermore
Livermore
Wyoming
Timothy Rice
D. P Livermore
Chicago
Liver More
Iols Woman's Suffrage
Aghata
Boston
Woman's Journal
Mas~sachusetts Worman'a Saiing
Alancation
Buffalo
N. Y
Alfred T. Smith
Smith
Thirteenth Infantry
Philippines
Lesson of Patterson Case Letters From A Hard Working Girl
A Washington Post report details an anonymous East Side letter to District Attorney Jerome about Nan Patterson. The German note, from a 17 year old girl supporting six relatives, expresses envy of Patterson’s notoriety and a wish to imitate her alleged crimes, urging legal action and noting public attention to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Attormey Jerome
Washington Post
Jerome
East Side
Snow Turk
Sou
Nan Fatterson
Nan Patterson
Kitt
Géia Frea
Patterson
Aedma
Pricen
Sven
Davis
Nem Patterson
Quiet Ohio convention eyes standpat on rail rate plank
Ohio Republicans gather in Columbus for a quiet pre convention eve with no contests expected except possibly for lieutenant governor. Senator Dick discusses tariff protection as central and indicates standpat sentiment. Railroad rate action and Panama purchases loom in platform talks as Taft and Foraker preparations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chico
Ohio
United States
Taft
Gov Herrick
Vicksburg
Guv Herrick
Statehouse
Foraker
Naval Personnel Law Interpretation by Attorney General Moody
Attorney General Moody interprets naval personnel law noting that promotion of an officer into a higher grade creates no vacancy. Retirements trigger first by voluntary retirements, then limited compulsory retirements when vacancies above certain grades exist, with selection ordered by rank among all applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Board of Aye
Atlantic Squadron to Visit Portland This Summer
The Atlantic Squadron will visit Portland this summer with the exact date to be set later. It is understood the squadron will make brief stops at Boston and Portsmouth, N. H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Portland
Boston
Portsmouth
N. B
Roosevelt to Send Military Mission for French Maneuvers
Paris reports a council of ministers meeting with Foreign Minister Delcasse announcing President Roosevelt will send a U S military mission to attend France's land maneuvers. About 40,000 troops, under General Brugere, will participate over two weeks in August or September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Paris
Council of Ministers
M. Loubet
Delcasse
Brugere
Officers Granted Leave and Assignments In Naval Army Posts
A long list shows McGeorg and other army officers granted leaves of absence of up to twenty days, with several assigned to duties in Chicago, Fort Riley, Manila, and New York. Promotions and retirements noted, including Chaplain Miller and Lieut Col Parker. The Navy plans a war exhibit in Portland and ships sailing for maneuvers. Admiral Dewey fully recovered and back at work after a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGeorg
H Burhnell
John PiKetly
Barrington KH West
Compietary
Mayo City
Kans
Richard Treatman
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Chicago
Edward Canfield Jr
Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery
William T Uttebranat
Twelfth Cavalry
United States
James Parker
Thirteenth Cavalry
Levi Fe Hunt
Third Cavalry
Olver C Miller
Fort Riley
Alexander W Pocry
Eleventh Cavalry
Albert
Towar
Army Retiring Board
Hunter Liggett
Thomas S. Grattan
Awly
Chiago
David Stanley
Francis Jivea
Clifton M Speara
Philippine
Parse Sheanth
Manila
Philippine Islands
Philippines Divison
Admiral Dewey
New York City
Carter to Command in Samar Pacific theater dispatches
Manila May 22 Brig Gen Corbin detains Brig Gen Willam H Carter commander of the Visayas to pacify Samar east coast. Carter sails to the field as native scouts return. Federal troops, captains, and officers reassigned to various duties amid troop movements. Transport Thomas carries 631 enlisted men and 211 cavalry, plus 204 casuals, with 22 prisoners and 35 sick aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myer
Department of California
Thirteenth Cavalry
Col. Hatfield
San Francisco
Cal
Fort, Myer, Va
Manila
Gev
Wright
Corbin
Willam H Carter
Department of the Visayas
Samar
Carter
Thomas
Funstgn
Twenty-third Infantry
Prisooners
Woman Commits Suicide in Alexandria Home
Violet Bur roughs believed Ella Griffith, an inmate at Eva Baker's North Lee street house, shot herself in the temple at 1 a m. Fort Hunt soldiers present. one held as witness. From Durham, North Carolina, she lost a leg in a freight accident years ago and had been despondent and drinking heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Burroughs
Ella Griffith
Eva Baker
North Lee Street
Alexandria
Fort Hunt
Durham
WN. C
Adams to be named again in Colorado race
Ex representative John F. Shafroth predicts a Democratic victory in Colorado's 1912 governor race with Alva Adams as nominee and a 60,000 vote majority. He foresees legislature changes and notes mining boom in Nevada aiding Colorado prosperity while signaling shifts for Congress and a future U.S. Senate seat contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Shafroth
John F. Shafroth
Denver
Nevada
Alva Adams
Shafrath
Congress
Centennial
United States
Patterson
Alleged Yeggmen Indicted in Maryland Bank Robbery
Special to The Washington Journal. La Plata Maryland May 23 grand jury seated seven days returned indictments against Tom Grady Frank Burns John Smith alias Emerton Palm alias Frisco Silm William Smith James Camp alias Edward Fitzpatrick and James Garlayah all as St Louis Jimmy alleged yeggmen charged with breaking into and robbing the Southern Maryland Savings Bank at La Plata Thanksgiving Day last year Movements of Ocean Steamers New York May 23 Arrived Bremen from Bremen New York May 23 Sailed Prinzessin Alice for Bremen May 23 Arrived Antwerp May 28 Arrived Finland from New York via Dover Cherbourg May 23 Arrived Kaiser Wilhelm II from New York via Plymouth for Bremen and proceeded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasningiwurvay
la Plata
Tom Grady
Ahas Frank Burns
John Smith
Emerton Palm
New York
Bremen
Bonaparte May Be Leader In Maryland Republican Move
Speculation runs in Maryland over who will lead the Republican Party after President Roosevelt intends to appoint ex Senator McComas to the District Court of Appeals. Names tied to the leadership include Charles J. Bonaparte and others like Stevenson A. Williams Robert Garrett and Rose Ais, forming a potential round table faction allied with former supporters. Foster of Evansville Indiana is introduced to the President and Cabinet as a personnel note in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComas
Roosevelt
District Court of Appeals
Maryland
McCamas
Charles J. Bonaparte
Palarty
Osctp
Stevenson A. Wiliams
Robert Garrett
United States Dingle
Atiomnay
Roseais
Exet
Foster
John E. Foster
Evanguic
Ind
Congress
Hemenway
Isa
Washington
Washington Heights Properties Probed In City Real Estate Bargains
Real estate offers advertise stone and brick dwellings on Washington Heights and Mt Pleasant with hot water and steam heat, 10 to 12 rooms, baths, and ample lots. Prices range from 6,000 to 39,000 with bold claims of superior value and locations near Dupont Circle and 16th Street Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Heights
NH. Ave
Dupont Circle
16Th
Washington
Bargein
Mt Pleasant
Deaths reported up to May 28 in District hospitals
A list of individuals with ages and last known addresses, many tied to government or charity hospitals, including William Babr 7 years at U S Soldiers Home and Thomas Madigan 2 days near 24th street. Other names include Maggie Beverly 23, Andrew Brown 60, Henry L Gaviton 82, Richard Dickson 60, and Joseph Jenson 9 years, among many more with ages ranging from newborn to 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Richard P. White
Germany
August Belmont
Chicago
Paris
Paul Dubois
School of Finerts
Ottawa
F. R Whde
Transcontinental Railway Commission
William Babr
U S
Maggie Beverly
Andrew Brown
Louies
HNL
Florida
Ava
Charles H James
Joseph Jenson
Providence Hospital
Lavian Kiliman
Mary W Maire
Providence Hosp
Licensed to Marry in Various Counties and Cities
A list of marriages compiled from Richmond Virginia to Glen Jean West Virginia includes Maycelya T Hacho and Betale Mey Lee of Richmond. Other couples span Montgomery County Maryland and Aberford County Virginia with multiple names presented for license arrangements and potential nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maycelya T Hacho
Betale Mey Lee
Richmond
Whiliem
Conte
Blanchs
Mantey
EB Queen
Carrie B. Jackson
Howard C Brysn
Margaret Parpley
Montgomery
Joseph A. Jarvis
Blanche R. Stevans
Charles Simms
Jane Janes
Hadwin P Wilnov
Eisabeth
Keech
Edgar H Crouch
Glen Jean
W. Va
Stela Makin
Marshes
John Hildrup
Susie Lee
Aberford County
John McK. Fleming
Annie Smith
George A. Didden
Mano Carry
Chester Cinton
Miranda H Jobaron
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Wo Machin
Frodiers
Tstinn
Bette
Ware Des Ton Ne HeMdua
Norar
Batumere
Ohio Hai
Indore
Almaost
Howento
Lugek
Roy
Taspeerat
Maver
Andoon
Mery
Gog
Gure
Charles A Douglasa
Crawford John Shugrue
W .F. Brooke
Clarence E. Latmer
Ernest 4. Hibbs
Charles Spech
Andrew Heyer
Robert D Howell
Notley Andersor
Herman J. Walz
William B. Singer
Harry F. O'Hara
Frank P. Nash
Wiliam G Crawford
August W. Macin
George E. Lorenz
Toor
Peach
Nest
Marnen
Pont-offtte
Torena
Treasury Department
Government
Ue Postal Devce and Lock Company
Jéraey Compaine
August W. Machen
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William LE
le Pennylvania Ave
Tak
John R. Wright CO
Furceul Directora
Erabalmerk
Con
Chapal
W Telephore
Zuahor
Ladiktaker
East Cypitel
Niewspapre
Mary A. Livermore
St Louis
John Stewart Cressy
J. C Stewart
Johns
Butler R. Crossy
Crossy
Dublin
Ireland
Mr. Crossy
Patterson Case
Kaloh Wine CO
St. A
Edward Mott Woolley
Roland of
Altenburg,” &c
Kingdom OF
Morania
STATE
Panama
Onfo Shippers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Naval Personnel Law
France
Aery Ca
Ordnance Department
Lfoct
Henning F. Colley
Lenley J Mor Natt
Lucan B Moody
Will
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
Randy Hook
N. J
Galveston
Princetown
Stewart and
Rocket
Norfolk
Arethusa
Adare
Honolulu
Anees
Hercules
Mains
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Missouri
Evans
Hampton Roads
War Department
John C. Scofield
Oreg
Fortland
Secretary of the Navy
Paul Morton
North
J. m Millier
Columbie
J W B Bleecker
Navy Yard
Puget Sound Wash
Columbia
A Ross
Baltimore, Md
T B Howard
Naval Academy
Annapolie
C . .Williams
Prairie
Massachusetts
M. Fair
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Washington DC
Dume
Tompkinsvile
Liew
LC Palmer
W C Cole
Emulyn
Kintoer
Atlanta
Adams
Bonaparte
Green Mountains
Vermont
Massachusetts Avenue
Stone& Fairfax
F St
Cairo
Huntington Place
R St
East Capitol
Capitol HI
Capitol
First Clase
Health Office Record
HUB Furniture CO
Ilice
A.collins
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Star Su
N.W
Morton C. Stout & CO. Tailors
Holmesbury
Morton C. Stout and CO. Tailors
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