Spurned lover's agt she has chance to recover
Plainfield New Jersey May 28 Louise Kremer eighteen refused marriage to Frank Huber forty one his actions led to tragedy He shot her in the neck then killed himself at Watchung Mountain The girl is hospitalized with slight chance of recovery Huber a machinist formerly at Walter Scott Printing Works lived as a boarder with Charles Kremer at Fanwood He had one wife and two children in Cincinnati with another wife abroad His motive was alleged to be offense at her rejection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Lowrie Kremer
Frank Huber
Muhlenberg
Huber
Walter Scott Printing Press
Charles Kremer
Fanwood
Louise
Advatrera
Coney Islandg
Watchung Mountain
Butt
Cincinnati
Chicago
Crippie
John Corning
Frank A. Shirlander
Corning
Shirlander
Siitlander
Crent
Ghirlander
Canada Accuses U S Officials of Interfering at Niagara Frontier
May 28 Detroit dispatch reports Canadian officials blaming United States authorities for deportation actions at the Niagara frontier. General Counsel Frederick W. Stevens and General Manager William Coster cited Ottawa’s Prime Minister Laurier and Justice Minister Pitrek, claiming warrants would be temporarily withheld while Premier promised attention. Canadians complain of Fisheries Department interference and growing protests along the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United States
Niagara Frontier
Pera Marquette Railroad
Canada
Frederick W. Stevens
Wiliam Coster
Petes Marquette Dha Oad
Warld Laurier
Pitzrek
Stevens
Comwlalota
Princess Cantacuzene Criticizes Chicago Strikes
A Russian princess, Princess Cantacuzene, says Chicago’s handling of labor strikes shows why she considers the city unsafe. She told WSJ via Washington Post that in Russia soldiers would quell strikes swiftly and that Chicago’s strike atmosphere resembles a reign of terror. Her remarks came as she plans to return to her Cantacuzene estates near Kishene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikolo Feodossi
Cantacuzene
Frances Black
New York
Wensy-Fve
Lestates
Kiahenes
Bessarabia
Chicago
Obituary notices from May scattered throughout city records
Deaths include Charles K. Chum age 67 with funeral May 28 at Metropolitan. George H. Lowrey husband of Sarah Lowrey, funeral 4 pm from 1012 Sixth St NW. Sarah W Leynard wife of Godfrey H Leynard at 6 Grant Place NW. Nathaniel Taylor Walnor from 327 Bert Street NE with service 3 30 Monday at St Joseph’s Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Chum
Metropolitan
M. EB. Coch
Monty
Lowibhy
Ius
George H. Lowrey
Sarah
Lowrey
Sixth Street
Dlron
Grant Place
Sarah W
Godfrey H. Leynard
Wanlor
Bert Street
Nathaniel Terry Avlor
St. Joseph's Catholic Arch
Notice on Marriage and Death Notices Across Newspapers
Notice states that marriage and death notices may be sent for publication in various newspapers upon request. It lists newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Second-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Star Atlantic Monthly and others, with warning about charges and telegraphing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boaton Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Second-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pitisberg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Lois Reflelic
Ayracgle Wost-Standard
ST. Paul Pioneer-Presa
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Funeral Director Ad Embalmer Promises Modern Chapel
J W Leg funeral director offers embalming services and livery in connection. Commodious chapel and modern crematorium on 927 Pennsylvania Ave. in Milwaukee. Modest prices and phone contact provided.
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J. William Leg
Modest Pricea
Penassivanis Ave
R. F. Harvey
Courteenth Strest
John R. Wricht Co
Fusevel
Adolphus Gude and the rise of A Gude & Bro Florists
Adolphus Gude, senior member of A Gude & Bro., born Knoxville Tenn on April 20 1868, moved to Washington at seven. He built a floristry empire from Center Market to multiple streets, expanded to 1247 street, and led a growing business while active in civic and fraternal societies and local trade groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Gude
A.gude & Bro
Knoxville
Tenn
Washington
Loca
Spencerian Business College
Mi ‘Qude
Schoo
Nicholas Stader
Stader
Witliam
F. Gude
Forist
Street
Gude
Anacostia Lodge
Washington Naval Royal Arch
Anacostia Royal Arch
Grand Royal Arch
District of Columbia
de Malay Mountie
Almas Temple
Mystic Bbring
Central Lodge
Order of the Eastern
Btar
Order
Board of ‘Trade
Business Men's Association
Washington Florists' Club
Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists
Amegstla Brick Company
German Orphan Agylum
One Deserter Sparks Navy, Embassy, Spy Rumor
A single deserter from the U S navy caused an active exchange between the American embassy and the State Department and led a Mexican paper to publish a false claim that seventy nine sailors deserted the cruiser Columbia at Vera Cruz The navy says only nine men were absent from the crew with three rejoining in New Orleans The deserter who provided the tale had only twenty one days of sea service and was jailed for larceny after a brief stay in Mexico City He wrote to Ambassador Powell Clayton asking investigation and later rued leaving the ship Capt Miller praised the crew for conduct in Mexico Other notes report counterfeit half dollars circulating near Yankton South Dakota and a related arrest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
State Department
Columbia
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Senor Azpiroz
Navy Department
Vera Crug
United States
Navy
New Orleans
Cass Freman
Powell Clayton
San Juan del Rio
States
Mexico City
Colorbia
Gas fight fuels faith in public victory and new appoints
Philadelphia May 28 Gas lease battle ends with pro lease advocates bowing to popular will. Mayor Weaver credits the people and vows continued fight with vigor aided by God. City councils to confirm Potter and Acker. injunctions questioned as lawsuits move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
City Comnalis
Republican ‘Organization
Weaver
Temple Baptist Church
Tony
Republican Organization
Israel W. Durham
Councilman
Amet
Atlantic City
Repub- Ncan
Temple Bayptist
Col
Sheldon Potter
A. Lincoln Acker
Messrs
Potter and
Acker
Robert Ralston
Common Pleas Court
Eupreme Court
Elihu Root
New York
John G. Johnson
Beta City
High-class Residences At Unusually Low Prices
A list of premium homes offers properties built before rising costs, with prices from 10 to 40 thousand dollars. Several brownstone, stone and brick houses near Dupont Circle and Connecticut Avenue feature 12 to 22 rooms, hot water heat, and ample lots. Notable addresses include near Scott Circle, Sixteenth Street, and West End with opportunities on Massachusetts and New Hampshire avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Street
Connecticut Avenue
Dupont Circle
Florida
Massachusetts Avenue
New Hampshire Avenue
E Street
Connectcut Avenue
Handsome Northwest Stone Front House for Quick Sale
An active real estate listing near Dupont Circle and Woodley Park advertises a large stone front home with 12 to 14 rooms, hot water heat, and large lots. Several properties emphasize low prices to spur fast sales, with loans and renovations noted, all in a prestigious northwest Washington area near mansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Dupont
Rheridean
Iroom
Wu Nusraly
International Conference on Agriculture Opens in Rome
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena inaugurated the international conference on agriculture in Rome with diplomats and delegates present. David Lubin of California, originator of the idea, attended despite preferring the honor to Italy, and discussions centered on forming an international institute or parliament of agriculture to share statistics and guidance. The Turkish ambassador praised the initiative as generous and fertile as American delegates A F Woods and W F Air greeted the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emmanuel
David Lubin
Rome
Capitol
Helena
International Conference On Agriculture
California
Italy
Agricultura
Rave
Brotherhood of Peace
International Institute
America
Davi Lubin
Franklin Ann
Washington
Immanuel
Count’ Cavour
Rava
Rechit Bey
Victor Emmaenuel
Pro-Syndio
Thone
Ambassador White
A. F. Woods
W. F. Air
Parliament of Agriculture
Lubin
Agriculture Rava
Minto
Jersey
War vessels mobilized for Chesapeake Bay maneuvers
United States coast squadron of the North Atlantic fleet has assembled at Annapolis for upcoming joint army and navy maneuvers in Chesapeake Bay next month. The cruiser Newark is due tomorrow, joining the second torpedo boat flotilla led by Lieut. Commander Marbury Johnson. Midshipmen will embark Saturday as evolutions begin and continue through June.
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Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
United
Newark
Whipple
Worden
Macdonough
Stewart
Alaska Railroad Plans Eighty Miles Expansion This Season
Seattle May 2 W B Poland chief engineer of the Alaska Central Railroad just returned from Seward on a season start. He has dispatched three cargoes of material and laborers for the summer. Seven surveying parties map extensions to the interior. Rapid progress on the eighty miles planned this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
W. B. Poland
Alaska, Central Railroad
Seward
Alaska
Fast Service On Penny Between Pittsburg And Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad inaugurated a fast day service between Buffalo and Pittsburg. The Duquesne Special left Buffalo at 1 10 pm and the Buffalo Special left Pittsburg at 1 10 pm. Travel time to Buffalo and Pittsburg reduced by over an hour. A blue Fiorentine marble tablet was unveiled at St Mary Annes Church in memory of Rev Enoch Kempster Miller former rector and chaplain of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Buffalo
North Wast
Old St. Mary Anne's Church
Enoch Kempster Miller
Rand Army
Department of Maryland
Honored by the Kaiser Prince Arisugawa to attend Berlin wedding
Berlin May 23 Prince and Princess Arisugawa will represent Japan at the wedding of Crown Prince Frederick William to Duchess Cecilia. They arrive first and will be greeted at the railway station. Imperial Chamberlain von Moll will oversee Japanese etiquette. Secretary Hay earlier praised the prince as one of Japan's ablest men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Arisugawa
Japan
Frederick William
Cecilia
Mecklenberg-Schwerin
William
Himperor William
von Moll
Germany
Hay
Prince Arisugawa
Washington
New Servian Cabinet Formed by Extreme Radical Party
Belgrade May 28 a new ministry succeeds M Pastes who resigned May 23. Premier and interior minister B Brojanstek, foreign affairs and education minister M Yaujavigg, justice M Nikolica, agriculture M Puvitsevich, finance M Merkovics, public works M Todoravica, war minister Col Zsorkovics. All ministers are from the Extreme Radical party. Skupshtina will be dissolved tomorrow. Pastes ministry resigned over a crisis from a failed government candidate for the presidency of the House failing to win a majority in the loan sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastcs
Extreme Radical Party
Belgrade
M. Pastes
B. Brojancsteh
Foreign Avtaiia
Educadlor
M. Yaujavigg
M. Nikolica
Agricuture
M. Puvitsevich
Finnce
M. Merkovics
M. Todoravica
Col. Zsorkovics
Skupshtina
Pasics
Bjornson Urges Nordic Unity in Crisis Speech
Bjornstjerne Bjornson the Norwegian poet and dramatist visiting Aalborg Denmark addressed a meeting on the Norwegian crisis. He urged the Nordic peoples Norway Sweden and Denmark to unite and warned that until Norway is free and independent no stable future arrangement for small states can be made. Ex Premier of Spain Dying in Madrid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjornstjerne Bjorson
Aalborg
Jutland
Denmark
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Terepllifon
Mast
Norway
Threaten to Refuse Taxes and Recruits in Hungary Crisis
Vienna May 2 Hungarians rally to defend constitutional rights against royal prerogative as Fejervary plans a cabinet. They warn of unconstitutional adjournment and vow to withhold taxes and recruits and oppose pro rata payments to the empire. County petitions grow to protect the constitution. Social ostracism targets any minister accepting a Feberuary ministry post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Hungary
Baron Fefervary
Fejeruary
House of Deputies
Secretary Hay in Paris Health Leads to Quiet Stay
Secretary Hay arrives in Paris for a three day visit. He is under strict regimen after treatment at Bad Nauheim and must avoid social or official engagements. Also noted is the death of John W Pryor at 69 from natural causes and brief ship movement news from New York to various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hay
McCormick
Porter
Henry Brooks
Adams
Bois de Boulogne
John W. Pryor
Virgina Avenue
Newitt
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Louise Kremer
Pere Marquette
Russia
Dieb
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Clese
George P. Zurhorst
Yankton
Hood
Uptield
Scott
Heart Circle
West End
Northweat
Townsend, Walsh, and Patten Gandsions
N. H. Avenue
Seatly
Aide
Conn
Atley
Lester and Whittemore
Weill
Rhode Island Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Jarre
Broad Avenue
Thomas and Scott
Wee Dupont Circle
Nesar Dupont Circle
S Street
Conn. Ave
North Mass
Moore & Hill (Inc
14Th St
Stockholm
Alaska Railroad
Cluch
Scandinavian Union
Spain
Madrid
Francisco Silvera
Cee
Donch
Fred H. Geyer
Persista
York
Et Pati
Douttiampton
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Dover
Boukoine
Celtis
Authowe
Washington Post
Allery Memminger
Medical College of South Carolina
Charleston
B. M. Saker
Virginia State, Seaboard and
Norfolk Meg Medical Oote
Tae
St. Vincent's Hospital
Norfolk City Prison
Edward McGuire
University College of Medicina
General Drug and Mineral Water
Springs
Buffalo Lithia Springs
W. S. Thompson
Fifteenth Street
James F. X. Verien
London
James F. X. O'Brien
Cork City
O'Brien
United Irish League of Great Britain
Queen Victoria
Litchfield
F. Norton Godderd
Capt. Goddard
Lina
Obie
D. J. O'Day
Standard Oil Company
Pennsyivenia
A.collins
Morton C. Stout & CO
Morone
Stout Tailors
Wreaper
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