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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1916

Page

4

Hospital Plans Ready New Site Requires Changes

Revised plans for a proposed 59000 building on Duke street have been approved and will go to contractors next Friday. The two-story sides and three-story center design uses the Daingerfield mansion as executive offices and nurse quarters. Alexandria delegates head to the state Democratic convention in Roanoke Thursday evening, traveling in a special car with fellow Eighth district members. Willard Blewett won the annual declamation medal at the event.

Duke Street Willard Blewett Ishington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Alexandria Hospital Washington Columbus Streets Waddy B Wood Howard L. Daingerfield Wood Daingerfield Roanoke Eighth Congressional District Howard W. Sraith Samuel G. Brent Charles Mendheim Robert 9. Barrett Robinson Moncure Gardner L. Boothe Walter C. Foater James W. Bales J. Fred Birrell Capt William H

Waite Found Guilty in Concord Murder Trial

Grand Rapids dispatch reports Dr. Arthur Warren Waite was found guilty of murdering Mr. Peck and conspiring to seize the Peck fortune. The verdict came after trial testimony asserting Waite’s sanity, with family reactions as jurors deliberated and night fell on the courtroom. Waite’s mother fainted upon learning the verdict, while his wife and relatives faced the outcome with visible distress.

Waite Frank Walta Uttic Frank Walte Walte Grand Rapids, Mich Mra Warren Waite Arthur Warren Waite

Waite Gambled For Peck Fortune Amid Murder Trial

Dr Arthur Warren Waite was found guilty of murdering John E Peck husband of his wife Clara Louise Peck. The trial exposed his plot to seize the Pecks fortune through poison disease germs arsenic and other means. Elizabeth Hardwick’s tip led to Waite’s undoing as jurors and court staff watched a dramatic case unfold in New York.

Peck Dr. Walte Pecks Clara Louise Margaret Horton Waite New York Celerity Arthur Warren Walte

Alexandria High School Literary Society Contest Winners

The Alexandria High School Literary Society held a contest in Trinity Church’s Sunday school room with gold medal awarded. Contestants included Miss Evelyn Howard Miss Catherine Henderson and Walter Barrett. Judges were Rev L M Ferguson John M Johnson and A H Thomas. Mrs Mary J Gaines 61 died at home on Washington road survivors include husband three daughters and a son. Funeral at 1 pm at residence with Rev Gerald H Payne interment Fairfax Courthouse. Dr John Les Moon pastor of Second Presbyterian Church left for Bristol Tenn to deliver King College commencement address. Adjutant W H Helft Salvation Army Washington to occupy pulpit at morning service and Rev Oscar J Randall to preach at evening service.

Alexandria High School Evelyn Howard Catherine Henderson Walter Barrett L. M. Ferguson Trinity Methodist, Episcopal Church John M. Johnson A. H. Thomas Trinity Church Mary J. Gaines James A. Gaines Washington Road Gerald H. Payne del Ray Baptist Church Fairfax Courthouse John Les ‘Ay Moon Second Presbyterian Church Bristol Tenn King College Allison W.H. Helft Salvation Army Washington Oscar J. Randall

Edward C. Smith Dies of Pneumonia Aboard Private Car

Edward C. Smith succumbs to pneumonia while en route from Florida in his private car Klique. He is identified as a retired New York merchant, 49, died at Union Station after arrival from the Atlantic. Coroner Nevitt views the body and issues a death certificate attributing the pneumonia.

Edward C. Smith Florida Howard C. Smith New York Klique Union Station Atlantic J. T. Smith Smith Dr. Lieff Jackequinfe Fin Nevitt Renee

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