Love tragedy ends in double death at Stamford
Miss Hazel May Wilkins, a stenographer and former motion picture actress known to Tampa friends as Mrs H B Hilton, was shot dead in Stamford after she rejected Joseph Hennestik’s advances. Papers show she was married and under divorce, with letters found to relatives and a note about dying for love.
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Joseph Hennesik
Stamford
Washington Post
Conn
Hazel May Wilkins
Joseph Hennest
Almirer I
Howard B Hilton
Gull- Corlie
Cavorce
Tampa
Miss Wilkins
Florida
Corinne Mathers
Marrie
Fiennesik
Mathers
Mrs Mathers
Secon
Hennesth
Frank
East Sevents First Street
New York
Minnie Mitchell
Naylor
Clara Poland
Mrs. Mitchell
Walter Mitchell
Poland
Memorial notices and funeral details from Washington area
A sequence of death notices and funeral arrangements from May 25 to May 29 1915 list individuals like Joseph R Atkinson Mary A Evans Helen Louise Fraley Mary Malaise Sl a Harry Poyn Robey Margaret Mary Shira George Shiras III and David Irving Towers. Entries include residences dates times and cemeteries Rock Creek Mount Olivet Congressional and Glenwood with services at private chapels churches and hospitals. Relatives and friends are invited to attend with interments at various cemeteries.
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St Stephen's Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Helen Louise
Marian TL
Charles T. Vrailes
A & Worthington
Massachusetts Avenue
Attiack Hodges
Ness
Rudd Street
Lewis
Grace W Hodges
Jenkins
Zillah
Alexander F Jenkins
Baltimore
Blue Ridge Summit
Kahler
Pom
Elizabeth
Edward Kahler
N Street
New Haven
Conn
New York City
Eleventh
Harry Ho
Emma Fo
Henry H
Rela‘ises
Congressional Cemetery
Philadelphia
Robey
Margaret Mary
Bernard
Bertha M Robey
Thntey
Seventh Street
Mount Olivet
Shira
Stoneleigh Court
George Petier
George Shiras
Justice Shiras
Marquette
Polvelink Hospital
New York
David Irving
Gaile Towers
William Hoo
Virginia Urving Towers
Glenwood Cemetery
Spa
I M Ruler SULZER SAYS
Former New York Governor William Sulzer told the prohibition state committee in Pittsburgh that federal officeholders from the President down acknowledge his hold on New York politics. He called the Roosevelt Barnes verdict essentially the same as others and mocked Roosevelt on international affairs after the Lusitania sinking.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
William Sulzer
New York
Prohibition State Committee
New York State
Sulzer
Col. Roosevelt
Presipent Wilson
Lusitania
Roosevelt
Will of late Senator Aldrich filed in Rhode Island probate
The will of United States Senator Nelson W Aldrich from Rhode Island was admitted to probate with unusual terms. Executors are Mrs Abby P Aldrich and three children, bonded for 500000, to pay debts and legacies only, with no public bequests and family as sole heirs and legatees. The bond covers four sureties and the estate is valued in whispers at about 30000000 with annual expenses around 321000 and 1500000 income, while widow Mrs Aldrich remains in serious condition in New York City.
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Rhode Island
Aldrich
Abby P. Aldrich
Edward B Aldrich
New York City
Lucy T Aldrich
Warwick Neck
Richard S Aldrich
Providence
Mra Aldrich
New York
Curtis
Abby Rockefeller
Richard & Aldrich
Stuart M Aldrich
William T Aldrich
Boston
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Elsie Aldrich Edgell
Denver
Colo
William A Poland
District Supreme Court
Poland
Covington
Mary L. Naylor
George P. Hoover
P. J. Scantling
United States
Hawken
David Watson
Paul
Ewmer Wolfe
N.Y
San Francisco Exposition
Great West
Rochester
West
America
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pike’s Peak
Garden of Gods
Cripple Creek
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
Pasadena
the Missions
San Diego
Santa Barbara
del Monte
San Francisco
Mount Tamalpais
Portland
Eithes
Chesapeake
F Street N. W
E. R. Rochester
Sixth St. N. W
Geo. M. Bond
Ebbitt Honee
Daniels Seeks Flaws In Navy Submarines
Secretary Daniels said half of the twelve submarines in a war game with the Atlantic fleet showed partial defects. He announced a thorough investigation into breakdowns, citing experimental design and data gaps, and said bids for 26 new boats would be invited next week.
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Sage
Atlantic
Daniels
Department
Thia
Sixty-third Congress
Bureaus of Construction and Repair
Steam Engineering
Deal for Congressmen Walker Undergoes Operation
Representative John Randall Walker of Valdosta Georgia underwent a hernia operation at the Union Protestant Infirmary in Baltimore. The operation was reported successful with his condition improved by night. He arrived in Baltimore the previous day after acting on physicians advice. telegrams from Valdosta and other Eleventh district points sought updates on his status.
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John Randall Walker
Georgia
Baltimore
Washington Post
Valdosta
Union Protestant Infirmary
Walker
Eleventh District
New Tariff Reform Move Sparks Chicago Meeting
A Chicago gathering led by H H Gross and attended by H A Mudge and Clarence Funk launched a drive to remove tariffs from politics. A proposed permanent tariff commission would have five members with broad powers, funded by a $300,000 annual appropriation and $12,000 salaries, backed by Illinois Senator Sherman and other business leaders.
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Chicago
H. A Mudge
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Clarence S Funk
E. P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
H H. Gross
United States
Germany
Mr Gross
Congress
Frank G. Logan
B E. Sunny
Cyrus H. McCormick
Victor F Lawson
John ¥. Farwell
William W Kelley
Clarence Funk
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Illinois
James J. Hill
St. Paul
George W. Perkins
New York
Starvation Near in Mexican Cities Plea for Help
A Washington dispatch reports widespread starvation in Mexico City and northern and central cities like Monterey and Torreon. Officials say bread lines stretch a mile, with municipal aid the largest in history, while British and Brazilian envoys seek relief and note disrupted railway access and seized corn intended for the needy.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington
New York Tribune
Mexico City
Mexico
Monterey
Torreon
State Department
Spring-Rice
King George
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Zapatista
Mexican Bandits Target Big Bend In Armed Hunt
A posse of 40 to 60 ranchers left Valentine Texas for the Big Bend country to pursue Mexican outlaws who killed United States officials Joseph Sitters and EB Hulen. The group vows to patrol a broad area to capture the bandits amid continuing border tensions and smuggling threats.
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Big Bend
Chihuahua
el Paso Tera
United States Customs
Joseph Sitters
EB. D. Hulen
Valentine
Tex
Texas
Mexico
Arizona Senate Rejects Pardon Bid for Five Mexicans
Phoenix May 27. The Arizona State Senate defeated Gov. Hunt’s bid to memorialize the pardons board to reprieve five Mexicans condemned to die tomorrow at Florence. Gov. Hunt cited a Bryan message warning executions could endanger Americans in territory under Villa.
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Bryan
Gov. Hunt
State Senate
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona State Senate
George W. P. Hunt
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Florence
Hunt
Gen. Villa
Duncan in Critical Condition After Hospital Operation
In New York on May 27 E C Duncan Republican national committeeman from Raleigh North Carolina underwent an operation at Post graduate Hospital and remains in critical condition. The hospital superintendent refused to disclose the ailment.
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New York
E. C Duncan
Ralsigh
N.C
Neighbors and Finance Leaders Dinner on South American Debt
Secretary Bryan urged U.S. backing for South and Central American debts and easier money transmission, proposing closer ties and branch banks. Gen. O'Brien hosted a dinner for Uruguay officials with a large guest list from Argentina Chile Paraguay Cuba Colombia and beyond.
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Bryan
United States
Uruguay
Edward C. O’brien
New York
New Willard
Gen. O’brien
Pedro Costo
John Barrett
Francisco J. Yanes
Pan- American Union
Eduardo Suarez-Majica
Chile
Don Hector Velasquez
Paraguay
Charles A Conant
New York City
Frank A. Vanderlin
National City Bank
Gonsalo Vergara Bulnes
Republic of Chile
H' Grav‘sted
H R Eldridge
Luis Izanierdo
Pablo Degueraine
Republic of Cuba
Brown
Ricardo C. Aldao
Argentina
Samuel Hale Pearson
WH Douglas
Carlos M de Pena
Hugo de Pena
Charles N. Pepper
Santiago Perez Triana
Colombia
William F. Sands
Leo
James J. Shirley
Paul Fuller
Mexico
Charles Hamilton
Antonio Garra_ J. Revyats
Senor Diaz
Rene Penard Fernandez
Cxudlen
Cohoes Woman Sues Over Five Dollar Poker Stake
Albany May 27 Judge A D Dington hears a novel case as Mrs Dorothy Kaumsky of Cohoes sues John Jarasz for 50 dollars claiming she loaned the money to play poker with her husband. Jarasz allegedly owes the stake after her husband won, though he denies the poker game and the loan.
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Albany
N. Y
A D Dington
Dorothy Kaumsky
Cohoes
John Jarasz
Jarasz
Kaumsky
Bryan Talks to Chinese at Washington Luncheon
Secretary Bryan spoke at a Washington Board of Trade luncheon for China's honorary commercial commission. He praised Chinese students in U.S. universities and cooperation with missionaries, arguing safety comes from friendship rather than fear and urging education to shape foreign policy.
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Board of Trade
Bryan
Washington Board of Trade
Honorary Commercial Commission of China
United States
Mr. Bryan
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