Stillings Named Public Printer Amid Controversy
Massachusetts senator praised Stillings selection as Public Printer set to start November 1, while critics within the Ricketts camp express disappointment that the president did not choose Fickitta. Charles A Stillings of Boston, now in New York, brings decades in printing leadership and ties to major houses and presses.
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Charles A Stillings
Boston
Stillings
Owear
Charles A Stlrlings
Hoston Moss
Stelings
Prints Board of
Trad
New York City
Mir Stillings
Griffith Stillings Press
Tipotheras
Washington
Flo
Laxigeeml Crane
Theodore L. le Vinny
Charles Stirlings
New York
Boon
T Waa
Stuligs
Senator Lodge
Treasury
Reynolds
Public Printing Office
Rickets
Massachusetts
White House
Sule
Blokette Jaatrishi
Yepstar Lodge
Ricketts
Gyen i Yal
Mora
LICENSED TO MARRY NAMES IN HANOVER COUNTY VA LIST
A long OCR list shows numerous marriages and names including Joan Ho Nanes and dm Beadles of Hanover County VA and many others. The fragment preserves names, places and affiliations with scattered dates and locations, reflecting an old social register style.
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Joan Ho Nanes
Dm Beadles
Hanover County
Vatasnee
Smith
Cacii
Lanham
Godhops Ly
Lui E Sullivan
Boston Mass
Mary Sobbe Wiam Mo Mowe
Neille Galt Eliott
Ff Spence
Mary L Jenkine
Maruel F Watking
Mary LI Campbell
Tremas
Johanna Danaher
Bot
Bensley
Boe
Mclonald
Mae Martin Jarus
Fonrman
Undertakers and Embalmers Directory Listing
A historical directory fragment lists undertakers and funeral directors with addresses and telephones. W R Speare at 940 F Street N W, John R Wright Co at 1337 Tenth St NE, Harvey's Sons at 14th Street, and George P Aurhorst at East Capitol with local phone numbers.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Fourteenth Street
John R. Wright CO
Purerst
Zeubathena
Chupe
Tenth
George P. Aurhorst
Ladertaker and
Embalyer Funeral
Haat
Public Printer Pick Placed Amid Reform Hopes
The article details the selection of Mr Stillings as Public Printer, praising his printing expertise and readiness to implement reforms. It notes support from figures like Mr Ricketts and Senator Lodge, concerns about salary, and endorsements from George Gibson and Allan Lane regarding Stillings’s capability and discipline.
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Stillings
George Gibson
Gibson Bros
Jim
New York
Hio
Ohio Insurance Cases Open in Akron
Akron Oct 21 Prosecuting Attorney Hagelbarger announced that insurance cases begun Saturday will proceed after the grand jury adjourns likely Thursday. He and George C Kohler plan to go to Cleveland to present the matter to the Circuit Court. They contend interrogations will reveal the state’s raise and support the allegations, while Hagelbarger denies Thomas Lawson or any outside party is backing the suits.
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Akron
Ohio
Hagelbarger
George C Kohler
Cleveland
Circuit Court
Thomas Lawson
Tawson
Ottsidagie
JUSSERAND MEETS WITH THE PRESIDENT AT WHITE HOUSE
French Ambassador Jusserand called at the White House last evening at nine and remained with the President for some time. It is believed Venezuela’s situation was discussed, though he declined to comment and said he had no news to share.
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M Jusserand
White House
Venezuela
Pobledonostseff Resigns as Chief Procurator of Holy Synod
St. Petersburg reports Constantin Petrovitch Pobledonostseff, longtime chief procurator of the Holy Synod, has resigned from office. No further details accompany the official notice.
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Chef
Russian Holy Synod
St. Petersburg
Constantin Petrovitch Pobledonostseff
The
Holy Synod
Nathan tells more of his role in Geary case in Boston
A Boston police official says a man and a woman will be arrested soon in connection with the death of chorus girl Susan Geary. Morris Nathan, in custody in Pittsburgh, admits responsibility for Geary but requests to aid Boston authorities. Nathan is en route to Boston while investigators question The Shepherd King company members.
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Boston
Holy Nation
Pittsburg
Harry Moore
Publict Safety Department
Geary
Morria Nathan
Susan Geary
Nathan
Miss Geary
Silas P. Smith
Massachusetts State Constabulary
Inspector McGarr
Boston Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Shepherd King” Theatrical Company
Nixon Theater
Shepherd King
Sisk
H. F. Briggs
Johnson and
Burleigh
Siskand
Riskand
Wallace
Kennold
Atanager
Orest
Lorimer
Myron
Davia
Kimeo
McQuaide
Wright Lorimer
I Forrest
Henry Siskind
Union Station
Auit
Pierce
Ief
W B Wnatts
Morris Nathan
Shepherd King” Company
Murder Case Sparks Debate Over Charges
A city case centers on a woman’s certificate and two men’s handwriting on an envelope. Superintendent Pierce doubts any criminal charge can be brought against Nathan or the doctor who performed the operation, noting possible concealment and malpractice but no clear criminal intent. He expects clarification in time.
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Peirce
Pierce
Nathan
Collapse of Enterprise Bank Loot and Loss for Depositors
The Comptroller reports Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny Pa suffered a vast collapse with shortages likely exceeding 1 5 million dollars and assets largely looted. Cash and collateral disappeared as cashier Lea Clark died by suicide, leaving creditors to face huge losses while collateral and passbooks remain unaccounted for. The 10 percent stock assessment appears insufficient to cover the deficit, with deposits totaling 2 137 000 and loans 2 242 000, pointing to widespread default risk and unresolved theft.
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Defund Enterprise National Bank of
Allegheny
T Lea Clark
Ridgley
Enterprise Bank Init
Comptroller
Asdes
Baron Rosen Unadvised on Russian Capital Changes
The Russian Ambassador to the United States reported no official word from Moscow on recent radical developments in St. Petersburg. He received a private cable confirming Count Witte as premier and praised his administrative ability while declining to discuss Russia’s future under the new government.
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St. Petersburg
Baron Rosen
United States
Count Witte
Empire
Héf
Austrian Social Democrats push for direct manhood suffrage
Vienna reports the Austrian Social Democratic congress unites to demand immediate Reichsrath convocation and replacement of privilege based parliament with equal direct manhood suffrage. They warn procrastination will spark extreme measures, including a general strike if needed. A 6,000-strong Ringstrasse demonstration supported the demand.
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Vienna
Social Democratic Party
Artat
Reichsrath
Ringstresse
Liberty for Finland Proclamation Calls Diet Session
A Helsinki dispatch reports that constitutionalists demand a unicameral assembly and universal suffrage. Senators resigned, and Prince Gbolensky announced Petersburg’s order to convene a special Diet. A Finn strike closed schools, telephones, and post. crowds filled streets as guards at Sveaborg showed signs of disaffection.
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Finland
Grand Duchy
John Oberensky
Petersburg
Diet
Senate
Count Bobrikoff
Prince Oholensky
Oder
Prince Gbolensky
Yeatihule of the
Senata
Helsingfors
Sveaborg
Panic in Odessa as bands pillage and students arm
Panic sweeps Odessa as gangs loot shops in Dalmitzke street after dark. Disguised police and Cossacks clash with shopkeepers. several killed or wounded amid gunfire and knouts. Students convene a mass meeting and vote to arm for self defense amid fears of violence at tomorrow's funeral.
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Odessa
Dalmtzke
Itta
Free Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Offer for Piles Sufferers
A scammy promotion promises free trial Pyramid Pile Cure samples to pile sufferers. It touts instant relief, non surgical cure, and urges sending name and address to receive treatment by return mail. Old Detroit area contact details are included.
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Maraball, Mich
Revolutionary Demonstration at St Petersburg Draws 200000
The Nevsky Prospect hosted massive processions as Dodl students and workers led a revolutionary rally at the Kazan Cathedral and university. Red banners, rosettes, and fiery orations demanded broader freedoms and the release of prisoners, with loyalists unable to stem the crowds. Trepoff’s troops remained in place, while Witte resisted calls to remove him, and preparations were made against storming the political prison.
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Kazan
Nevski
Dodl
St. Petersburg
Nevsky
Nevsky Prospect
Trepoff
Gen
Count Witte
Oratory
Russia presses for constitutional reform amid amnesty move
Reports from Berlin and St Petersburg describe Emperor William urging Emperor Nicholas to grant a constitution including habeas corpus. The Russian manifesto sparks cautious optimism in government circles about constitutional development while radical papers decry it as autocracy bankruptcy. Ocean steamers report ships sailing and arrivals to Liverpool and Coast ports.
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Berlin
William
Nicholas
Habeasian Eemperor
Russia
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T Street
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Interstate Printing Company
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Tastong
America
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Ohio Insurance Cases
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Comptroller's Office
Austria
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Deman
Congressional Coffee
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Witte
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