Baltimore Delegation Delays Marked by Crowd Standstill
An extensive 5000 delegate procession faced delays as three crowds halted two special trains from Baltimore to Hale Thorpe and Union Station. William Desmond led St. Mary’s Alexandria participants with 100 from St. John’s Frederick while Rev Dr Kane oversaw early arrivals. The parade list included multiple parishes, bands, and marshals, with contingents marching in order led by Chief Marshal Hartigan and clergy from St. Mary’s to Soldiers’ Home and St. Dominic’s among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balthmore
Ame
Baltimore
Halethorpe
Union Station
William Desmond
Marshal Vo
Society
St. Mary's Parish
Alexandria
Vine
St. John's Church
Frederick
W. Kane
Washington
Anigats of
Columbus
Marshall P. J. Hartigan
Mgr. Meagher
Witzgerald
Laltimore
J. B. Gorman
St. Mary's Society
St. Joh’s Church
W. J. Kane
St. Cyprian's
Brown
Marshal
St. Joseph's Parish
Richard J. Curtin
Holy Nane Parish
Willam T_ i
Elly
Soldiers’ Home
Holy Name
Mociety
John Doran
Marhal
Miene
Peter's
Ceorte Ho Davis
Anarshil
Oly Comforter
William 1. Kuelt
Nciashik Puldiers
Batt
Prat
Lila Finglas
John J. Kernan
Serparl J Flynt
Baltheere
Gorn Jean
ET FL McWarland
Thomas E. Vreon
Alexandre
Joseph Ff Burg
James TP. Meilagh
H. J. Ceasson
G. HW. Tioward
Joseph J. Welter
Walliam F. Downes
George Meting
DL Flynn
Minister Urges Engaged Life Lessons At Capital Baptist
A lecture at Capital Baptist by Mr. Swen urged couples to prepare for marriage with care. He argued there is no fixed study of engagement and warned against delaying decisions, citing cases of heartache from prolonged engagements. The sermon emphasized timely, thoughtful commitment and cautioned against premature intimacy.
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Livupos
Lee Field
Pablor
Baptist
Orb
Cpt
Mr. Swen
Ehl
Swen
Regina
Swem Saja
Tw Mi'k
Washington
Mrs Brugiere to Marry in Near Future
The Washington Tue t reports that Mrs Peagar Brugiere the noted Newport socialite plans to wed either today or tomorrow and sail to Europe Wednesday with her fiancé William P Burden known as Winnie He is the widower of Nathca Helmont Rives who died two years after their marriage The engagement has not been denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Tuet
New York
Peagar Brusiere
Newport
Seciety Resort
Europe
Bruglere
Wiliam P. Burden
Winnie
Nathca Helmont Rives
Sas
Brugiere
Taft Leaves Today to Hear Election Returns en Route
President Taft departs from Cincinnati by special car attached to the Pennsylvanian train to vote tomorrow in Cincinnati and learn returns on the way. He will reach Washington Wednesday morning, then proceed to Panama and Charleston before resuming duties. Secretaries Ballinger Dickinson and Nagel do not vote this year. Knox, MacVeagh, Wickersham, Hitchcock, Meyer, Wilson and Stimson vote in various states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Panama
Pennsylvania
Taft
Tio
I Brienville
Washington
Panaama
Charleston
Tennessee
Secret Service Tren
Montana
Congress
Lela
Hammond
Joh Iays Uatermond
Jervices
Alp Souls’ Church
Maritine
Taft P
Helen Taft
St. John's
Lafayete Square
Meyer
Navy Department
Guantanamo
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Pensacola
Baltinser
Dickinson
Na&get
Hoes
Seattle
Knox
Pittsburg
Secreary MacVeagh
Tllinois
Wickersham
Stimson
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported Arrivals and Departures
A list of ships and their routes and origins including New York Bremen Glasgow Montreal Naplee Naples Trieste Boston Queenstown and Southampton with vessels such as Prins Friedrich Wilhelm Arabic Eugenia and Victorian among others noted as arriving or sailing from various ports. The text records connections between Bremen Glasgow Boston New York Liverpool and Naples with multiple ships listed in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsived
New York
Columbie
van Glangow
Xerkar
Bremen
Prins Friedrich Wilhelm
Bregwen
Glasgow
Grampian
Montreal
Naplee
Sexonila
Liverpool
Baltic
St Michael—Canople
Boston
Southampton
St. Louis
Moganile
Victorian
Bailedew York
Fa M'latia
Naples
Eugenia
Trieste
Dover
Finland
Queenstown
Lusitatia
John M Menamin Dead Dean of City Postal Clerks
John McMenamin died after a lingering illness at his daughter Mrs Frank N McPherson’s home in Kentucky avenue southeast aged about 70 He entered the Post Office Department after the Civil War and served as an assistant clerk He is survived by his daughter and a widow of a city police officer Arrangements for the funeral will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mc Menamin
City Post Office
Frank N. McPherson
Kentucky Avenue
Air. McMenamin
McMenamin
Amid
Senate Seats in Flux as Vacancies Loom in 1934
Democratic hopes hinge on Congress as many Republican incumbents face retirement or reelection. Key races include Aldrich Beveridge Bulkeley Burkett and more, with Swansen poised as potential replacement in Virginia and delays in Louisiana pending legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Beveridge
Indiana
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Burkett
Nebraska
Burrows
Mmlchikan
Carter
Montana
Clapp
Minnesota
Clark
Wyoming
Depew
New York
Ohio
Dupont
Delaware
Font
California
Wale
Maine
Wean
New Jersey
la Jolette
Wisconsin
Lodge
Massachusetts
McCumber
North Dakota
Nixon
Nevada
Quver
Pennsylvania
Page
Vermont
Piles
Washington
Beatt
West Virginia
Sutherland
Utah
Warner
Missouri
Weather and politics brief from New England to Tennessee
Weather report from the Weather Bureau covers New England, Carolina and Georgia coasts, Midwest lake region, and Northwest disturbances with cooler Atlantic conditions pending. Separate political note lists Republican and Democrat Senate candidates, and the unusual unanimous election honor for Senator Page of Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Vept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wallington
Weir
New England
Taft
Siddie
Faye States
Carolina
Georgi
Myornda
Lake Walon
Ohlo
Mississippi
Oregon
Washington
South Atlantic
SiJeshstop
Atlantic
Gulf Sintes
Ohio Valley
Lake
Canadian
Lake Region
Seale Eipps
Nouth
Tae Ne Ania
Page
Vermont
Spender Taken Home After Wealthy Cumberland Youth Arrest
Ralph Smouse, 20, son of a Cumberland timber magnate, was arrested on a complaint by his father for floating checks totaling about 1500 dollars. He described his life of spending, visited several cities, and claimed he would settle the matter with his father. He praised the station house as the most comfortable place in Washington and noted his intent to settle down. Deputy Sheriff Walter Clay returned him to Cumberland. In Cumberland, Matt Mullaney, Windsor Hotel proprietor, was wounded by accidental shotgun discharge from a boy while riding, with only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smouse
Cumberland
Young Smouse
Nashville
Memphis
Baltimore
Washington
Father
Binen Young Smous
Pittsburg Milionaire
Tf Man
Jet Film
Jet Jim
Smouse
Herr
Walter Clay
Matthew J. Mullaney
Windsor
Oxford
Mullaney
James B Evans retires after 32 years at Washington Monument
James B Evans of 7 New Hampshire Avenue marked 32 years with the Washington Monument yesterday. He began as a stone weigher and later became elevator conductor, handling daily trips up 65 feet above low water mark. Evans says he loves the monument and has never had an accident in his years guiding hundreds of thousands to the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Evans
New Hampshire Avenue
Washington Monument
Evans
Monument
Ivana
Carpenter Saves Boy and Girl in Drowning Rescue
The boy McCarthy receives a Carnegie hero medal for rescuing Annie Lowd and another child at a muddy swimming hole near Union Station. William Turner, a Senil worth carpenter, is identified as the second rescuer and also seeks recognition. Mrs. McCarthy hopes to meet the savior and honor him on the Carnegie hero commission roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
K Street
Annie Lowd
Union Station
William Turner
Senilworth
Young McCarthy
Mer Carthy
Turner
Hermit Peter Liebach Receives 952 Marriage Offers
The hermit Peter Liebach, who saved no money and will share $15000 with a bride, has 952 marriage proposals. Offers pour in from many states including New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Connecticut and others with widows spinster and divorcees among applicants. Many soured by years of solitude believe they can teach him civilized living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Pittsburg
Peter Liebach
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ohio
Canada
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maryland
Indiana
Maine
Mississippi
Liebach
Edward Graves Diad Long Ill End Sudden Death
Edward Graves, 66, president of Havenner Baking Company, died at his Atlantic City cottage after a brief illness. He had retired two years ago due to poor health and lived quietly at the New Jersey resort with wife Katherine and daughter Dorothy. Graves, born in Hancock Maryland, led Havenner since 1864 and also served as director of the National Bank of Washington and the Norfolk and Washington Steam Boat Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havenner Baking Company
New Jersey
Howard Graves
Washington
Atlantic City
Katherine G. Graves
Dorothy Graves
Benjamin
Graves
Orry
New York Avenue
Wallace Radcliffe
Rock Creek Cemetery
Maryland
Hancock
Old Havenner Company
Havenner Company
National Bank of Washington
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Board of Trade
Theoty Fuirs
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Gittings Fee Dispute Awaits New York Court Ruling
The article reports on a fee dispute involving attorney Gittings and indicted men Tanner and Homans. Gittings denies any secret concession and awaits the court's opinion. Officials including Jesse Afking and Harvey Given recall little about the case, while Clarence R. Wilson says he knew nothing of it as district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gittings
Jesse
Afiking
Harvey Given
Baker
Tanner
Homans
Adking
Grand Jury
Given
Mr. Given
Clarence R. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Washington Gaslight Company notices on debt redemption
Special notices from Washington Gaslight Company Washington D C November 4 1910 announce call for redemption of six percent certificates of indebtedness outstanding 2.6 million dollars payable in cash December 1 1910 terms set with interest through December 1 1910 publication required in two newspapers weekly for three weeks. Also tax collector notices and stock dividend declarations for local entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gaslight Company
Washington, D. C
Ingeblednsas
Washington Gaalight Company
Dacemmokr
American Security Ani ‘Lrist Company
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue Turtles
Wasington
Walington
Snc
Ie Washington Gaslight Company
ORME
Noel Cprfice
Tofumiya
Ington
District of Columbia
Congress
Con
Rogers
Washington Railwar Ard Clae
Giese
Colition
Inelweive
Adam
Weschler
Bye, Jr
A. Mila
McStrickland
Hoa Jones
Perry
Agia Green
Addison
Grace Carter Cartwright
Aml
Cston
Fidelity Storagl Curtess
St. Hw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Brugiere
Diomede Falconio
Owen B. Coniagan
James F. Mackin
Edward Fitzgerald
Holy Name Societies
Cincinnati
Met and
Sted
Haghie
John M'Menamin
Waa
City Postoffice
G. C. PF
Hale
Flint
Virginia
Louisiana
Jobo Sharp Williams
Catarson
Texas
Fragzler
Money
Rayner
Swanson
Taliaferro
Florida
Swansen
Daniel
Dolliver
Iowa
McEnery
AcEuary
Saunders
Thornton
Hughent
Reine
Pall
Mestin
Fale
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantis City
Biswarck
Esay Massrs
Cheyenne
Burps
Tows
Jakes Sion
Tfelena
Mort
Indianaporte
Mones
Sarkuonville
Manga City
John Sharp Willams
Ely
Democratic House
Wag
St Louis Mar
Broward
St. Paul
Ear
Taylor
Toledo
Vicksburg
Jinn
Ates
Ty Low
Spender
First Precinct
Roy
W. Turner
J. McCarthy
Kenilworth Carpenter
Hermit
Mr. Man
Flues
Foldheim & Sons
Edward Graves
Lansburgh & Bro
Topham's
Lia
Topham’s
Sandars& Stayma Va
Tate
Washington Dairy Co
la, Ave
Br. Baker
Tiomans
Boardman
Ned
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Newark
Doren
Stree
Shoemaker Co
Byron
Adams
Wilburn
Heister & GO
Washingtly
D.C
Eee Waureville
Bee
Serine
Dempe
Rezls
Virginia Theater Eats
Rania
Yal Shin
Christian Xander
Douches
TUE
St. Ry
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