Gambler Andrews Seeks Alibis in Murder Case and Self-Destructs
Milton Franklin Andrews, a gambler linked to the deaths of Bessie Bouton and others, claimed in a long confession that he could prove alibis in three homicide charges. He purportedly confessed to murdering Bouton, Miss Bosworth, and a New York woman, while detailing a life of crime with partner William Ells and travels from Australia to Colorado Springs before his suicide in San Francisco. Police indicate the reward for his capture remains unused as the suspect is dead.
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Consort
San Francisco
Eugene Bosworth
Bessie Bouton
Milton Franka Andrews
Novia Uetrie
Andrews
William Ells
Austraia
Mytte Gueder Lam
Husworth
New Britain
Troy
Hessie Bouton
Colds Springs
Horsery
United States
Mitton
Colorado Spreaga
Miss Bogworth
Britain
Conn
N.Y
Colorado Springs
Colo
Milton Franklin Andrews
California
Bride and Groom Dead in Newberg Tragedy
Newberg Oregon November 7 neighbors found Cat Hurford and his wife dead at their home after shots fired Hurford had worked at a local factory and had been ill for days Mrs Hurford had visited the factory and was told her husband’s job would stay open They were both killed in the house investigators could not determine if it was murder suicide or double suicide
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Houten
J. Pray
New York
Loum
J. Cer
George Boutin
O Syrae
Ressie
Barne
Newberg
Oreg
Hurford
Death in Jail: Adam Boyer Hangs Self in Cleveland Cell
In Cleveland on November 7, prisoner Adam Boyer who faced murder charges for killing his wife in Berea hanged himself from a water pipe in his cell. Two prison trusties shared the cell unaware of his death until morning. Boyer had fled after the Berea murder before surrendering to police.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Albert H. Darwin
Adam Boyer
Boyer
Berea
Eklund Not Wanted by Clay County Officials
Minnesota Governor Johnson advised Washington that A Eklund, jailed in London on a $1000 embezzlement confession tied to the Clay County Clan Land Company, should have extradition dropped. Clay County authorities said no party will file charges though friends plan funds for his return as a civil suit witness.
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Minnesota
London
T. Paul
Minn
Gov. Johnson
Root
Washington
A. Eklund
England
Clay Cowty Clan Land Company
Clay County
Reformer Under Bonds Interfering with Officer Charged
Clarence B. Groff president of the Legal Voters League was arrested in Damien N I on November 7 and jailed at the city hall on a charge of interfering with an officer Former Mayor Nowrey and other reform figures secured Groffs release on bail Samuel Suders a voter was ejected from the polling place by organization officers watched by Groff who was present when Suders was being taken to the police station Groff interfered and was arrested
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Voters’ League
Damien
N. I
Clarence B. Groff
Legal Voters’ League
Reform Organization
Nowrey
Reform
Joline
Groff
Samuel Suders
Groft
Ambassador Reid Sends $1000 For McKinley Memorial Endowment
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid has mailed the first contribution, a $1000 draft, to Justice William R. Tay in Canton Ohio, president of the McKinley National Memorial Association. Trustees aim to build a 350000 endowment and will plan November 16 when they meet to lay the cornerstone of the monument.
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McKinley Fund
Canton
Ohio
Whitelaw Reid
McKinley Memorial Endowment Fund
William R. Tay
McKinley National Memorial Association
Two Kings Sent Flowers at Cambon Funeral in Paris
The funeral for Mme. Cambon mother of Paul and Jules Cambon ambassadors to Britain and Spain, was held today at St Philippe du Roule with large attendance. King Edward and King Alfonso sent wreaths. Ambassador McCormick and British and Spanish ambassadors attended. Burial followed at Montmartre Cemetery. Fourth class postmasters named yesterday across several towns including Maryland and Parkers. Bucklen's Iodine Salve advertised for wounds.
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Paris
Mme. Cambon
MM. Paul
Jules Cambon
Great Britain
Spain
St. Phillippe du Roule
Edwards
Alfonso
McCormick
Montmartre
Washington Post Patterns One Piece Apron for Children
An early 20th century needlework pattern note describes a simple one piece apron for girls aged 4 to 12 years. Edges hemmed with two buttons and buttonholes, optional piping or bias trim, priced at 10 cents.
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Warren
Big Aga
Mathary
Mrs Chadwick Loses Appeal In Bank Fraud Case
Cincinnati and Cleveland reports say Mrs Cassia L Chadwick lost her bid for a new trial as the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, led by Judge Lurton, denied the appeal. She remains imprisoned in Cleveland for ten years for conspiring to defraud under national banking law tied to the Oberlin bank wreck.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cassia L. Chadwicck
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lurton
Chadwick
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Citizens’ National Bank
Oberlin
Dawley
Wing
Sullivan
Jay P. Dawley
Mr. Dawley
United State& District Attorney
Garry
Cincinnnati
Taigny Departure Rumored as French Charge May Leave Venezuela
Caracas reports a rumor that M. Taigny, the French charge d affaires, plans to depart Venezuela. If true, the archives of the French legation would be placed in the custody of the British Minister in Caracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waffaires
Venezuela
Caracas
M. Taigny
Legation
Phced
Head on collision kills four trainmen near Syracuse
A passenger train on the Rame, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad collided head on with a locomotive pulling two freight cars near Liverpool six miles from Syracuse. Four men died Milton F. Toms George Thomas A H Caldwell and George F Eukert. Two others were injured John Muller and David A. Moore. One freight car carried matches that ignited the wreckage.
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Syracuse
Watertown
Ozdensburg
Liverpool
Milton F. Toms
Lyndonvile
George Thomas
A. H. Caldwell
Seman
George F. Eukert
Oswego
John Muller
David A. Moore
Jack London to Marry Miss Carmine Kittredge
Jack London and Carmine Kittredge of Newton Iowa plan marriage within days at Newton following their meeting in Berkeley eighteen months ago. London, on a lecture tour through the Middle West, will reside in San Francisco after the wedding and divorce from his wife.
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Carmine Kittredge
Newton
Iowa
Washington Post
Jack London
London
Miss Kittredge
Berkeley
Cal
Middle
San Francisco
King leaves $3 million. will probate may test old age home
Chicago notes James C King, a 75 year old multimillionaire, died last Wednesday leaving a $3 million estate. The will filed tomorrow may provide a home for elderly men and a large charity bequest. Widow Myra King could contest if she is not named as beneficiary.
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Chicago
James C. King
King
Frank A. Vanderip
New York
Myra. King
Southern Society Election at New Willard Hotel
The Southern Relief Society elected Fresi at Mian Nennis Randolph Hoth as frat vice president and other officers. The group plans a silver offering on November 23 in Confederate Veterans Hall for dependent ex Confederates. The annual charity ball is scheduled for January.
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Southern Relief Society
New Willard Hotel
Fresi&at
Mian Nennis Randolph Hoth
Albert Akers
Quean R. Hetzel
Archibald Young
Vic Presdent
J. G Wheeler
Hr. L. Quirolo
Confederate Veterans’ Hall
Not Wanted in Boston Forgery Case Summary
Boston police after a conference with the district attorney decided not to extradite Charles N. Oldham from Pittsburgh on forgery charges. Oldham, who worked for Berlo Bros., bicycle dealers, reportedly confessed during a revival meeting and sought arrest. Authorities say the case was settled previously.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Charles N. Oldham
Oldham
Berlo Bros
Former Speaker Henderson Not Near Death
In Dubuque Iowa on November 7 Doctor John C Hanegek said former Speaker David B Henderson shows no major change in condition. He noted occasional delirium but no imminent death unless a hemorrhage develops.
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D. B. Henderson
Dubuque
Iowa
John C. Hanegek
David B. Henderson
May Order Out Troops Tennessee Governor Informed of Trouble
Government sources report serious trouble in Marion County Tennessee as union miners fired on a nonunion building. One nonunion miner died and four were wounded prompting possible state troops to be called out. Governor Cox was notified by telephone from Whitwell.
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Tennessee
Marion County
Nashville
Tenn
Cox
Whitwell
Explorers in Dancer Almost Perish in Labrador
James Richards and Peter Stevens, members of Dillon Wallace's Labrador expedition, reached St Johns after dire privations. They left Wallace and Easton in September as provisions ran low. No news of Mrs Hubbard's expedition from the coast. authorities fear both parties may have perished due to scarce game and early snowfall.
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St. Johns
N. F
Virginia
Labrador
James Richards
Peter Stevens
Wallace
Boston
Easton
Caribou
Richards
Stevens
Mr. Hubbard
Miller Appointed Again to French Consulate Post
The veteran newspaper man J Marcin Miller is again rumored to gain a United States consulate post in Rheims France. Miller has repeatedly appeared on consular appointment lists as officials rotate to place the right man in the job. If confirmed he will sail for Rheims, replacing William A Prickitt of New Jersey now reassigned to New Zealand.
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J. Marcin Miller
United States
Miller
Rhemws
France
Aix-la-Chapelle
Germany
Auckland
New Zealand
Southland
William A. Prickitt
New Jersey
Rheims
Harvard Men at Smoker in Washington Club
The November smoker of the Washington Harvard Club was held in the University Club graduate room with about Arty members present. Frank W. Hackett presided as Prof. Charles E. Monroe of George Washington University spoke on census statistics techniques, while Dr. James Kendell Hosmer recalled Harvard reminiscences. Clarence HR. Wilson spoke of the Louisville Harvard convention and urged inviting delegates to Chicago next May and a Washington meeting at the earliest date.
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Washington
Harvard Club
University Club
Frank W. Hackett
Charles E. Monroe
George Washington University
James Kendell Hosmer
Harvard
Clarence HR. Wilson
Louisville
Washington’ Club
Chicago
Association
Darrow Resigns as Chicago Special Counsel
Clarence Darrow, city special counsel for Chicago on street railway affairs, handed resignation to Mayor Dunne on November 7. He said he no longer wished to serve the city, believing municipal ownership cannot be achieved before the spring election, and that he wants to attend to private business.
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Chicago
Dunne
Clarence Darrow
Inquest into Kenyon Student Death Finished in Ohio
Mount Vernon Ohio November 7 The inquest into the death of Stuart Person a Kenyon College student found on a Gam bler railroad track was finished today Coroner Scarborough said he will reserve a decision for a few days no further notable details were revealed.
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Mount Vermon
Ohio
Stuart Person
Kenyon College
Gambler
Scarborough
Will Honor Dr Buell Alumni Reception in Georgetown
The Georgetown University alumni plan a November 16 reception at Rauscher's to honor Rev. David Hillhouse Buell 8 J president. Invitations were sent to resident alumni and many notable men in public and private life in Washington and beyond. Mrs L V Curvey reported a Monday night burglary of her home with stolen silverware and icemen.
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Georgetown
David Hillhouse Buell
Georgetown University
Rauscher’s
Alumni Association of the University
Ise
Washington
Mre_ L. v
Not Seeking Theater Site In Washington City
The Washington Post reports Nixon and Zimmerman theatrical managers in Philadelphia deny plans to build a Washington theater or buy property there They say they currently control as many theatres as they can and have no intention of expanding into new fields They would consider a capital city site only if touring productions were excluded from existing Washington houses and even then it is highly unlikely
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Navy
Washington
Nixon & Zimmerman
Fred G. Nixon-Nordlinger
Emon
Misa
Bob White
Consumption Foes Promote Free Lectures on Housing Conditions
Committees on the Prevention of Consumption and Improvement of Housing Conditions plan free lectures to reach every family about unsanitary housing and the white plague. Donations to the housing committee total many dollars from numerous individuals, while the consumption prevention committee records gifts from notable backers.
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Wallace Hatch
F Street
R. Bond
Fred’ G. McKean
Theodore Sthwan
Mis Ameo Ives
F. F. Fitzpatrick
Curtis B. Tufts
Puc. Warman
George H. Clésent
John J. Rathermel
Edward Cohen
F. Head
C. FP. Russell
Mary ©. Miller
Misses Menry
Mies S. Elizabeth Henry
James §. Hoge
Alice Iven Gilman
J. W. Babcock
Chris Hourich
Miss Kean
T. H. Kearney
Walter Alien
Rev. Teuns
Heml
W. Fitzpatrick
F.C. Warman
Mr. A. L. Stustevant
Jean J. Bothermely
Anonymous
Duncan C. Phillips
Lois AL .Fischer
Bernard H. Lane
Emile Beiner
Miso Grace D. Litchfield
F. D. Granger
Heated Columbia Heights Meeting Debates Temporary Tracks
At the November Columbia Heights Citizens Association gathering held at the Savoy, debate focused on a report criticizing overhead wires and poles. A proposal to lay temporary tracks on Eleventh Street to haul dirt from the John Sherman estate grading sparked heated discussion before being withdrawn.
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Columbia ‘Heights
Columbia Heights
Bundy
Jee Simmons
Association
Eleventh Street
John Sher
Board of Trade
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Dance Night At Navy Yard Ball After Election
The Naval Guy a.org band played at the navy yard ballroom above the general store, hosting over 100 couples with Prof Moody on music. The hall was tastefully decorated and dancing lasted late as band members and guests went downtown to learn election results.
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A.org
Navy Yard
Beach Is Arraigned in Assault Case at Police Court
John F Beach government inspector who shot Ernest Gichner in the back three times at the Marine Barracks was arraigned in the Police Court yesterday on an assault with intent to kill charge. He pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary examination, furnishing $1000 bond for grand jury appearance.
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Gichner
John F. Beach
Ernest Gichner
Marine Barracks
Bride of Swedish Nobleman Marries Milwaukee Social Leader
Miss Marie V. Dahiman, a Milwaukee social belle, wed Sir Mette Liewen Stierngranate an artist today at St John s Cathedral. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev D J Ohara. The report notes Dahiman’s prominent society role in Milwaukee and records the marriage as a significant local social event.
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Mies Marie V. Dahiman
Milwaukee
Wis
Marie V. Dahimar
Mette Liewen Stierngranate
St. John’s Cathedral
Dew
D. J. Ohara
Sweatship
Shakespearean Song Cycle Debut at Shoreham Hall
Mrs. Susanne Oldberg opened a Tuesday musicales with Grace Wassall’s Shakespearean Song Cycle performed by Mrs. James M. Anders soprano Nellie Moran alto Philip Scantling tenor and William Clahaugh bass with Miss Jennette Cowles Vorce at piano. The ballroom crowd welcomed the refined vocal work as a notable if uneven evening.
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Quartette
Shoreham
Susanne Oldberg
Grace Wassall
Edna Wallace Hopper Sued Over Promise Event Claim
Bana Wallace shopper and actress is defendant in a suit for breach of promise filed in Buffalo seeking 10000 for mental and financial injury. Morton, who says he is an actor, alleges Hopper asked him to marry and he accepted. Hopper denies the claims except admitting frequent questions about marriage. She says the remar k was humor and insists Morton is not serious about money.
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Bana Wallace
Cne
James
Morton
Evie Wallace Hopper
Sirs. Hopper
Gets a Southern Bride Engaged Edwin H. Jordan to wed Miss Isabel Bryan
Edwin Henry Jordan of Columbus Ohio a Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance manager will marry Isabel Constance Bryan of North Carolina November 16 in Newbern North Carolina. Bryan is cousin of John H. Winder president of Sunday Creek Coal Co and visited the Jordans in Washington last summer before the couple heads West to see W. H. Jordan at 142 P Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Henry Jordan
Izabel C. Bryan
North Carolina
Columbus
Ohio
Fidelity Mutual Vate Insurance Company
Isabel Constance Bryan
Henry R. Bryan
North Carolina Superior Court
Newbern
N.C
Miss Bryan
John H. Winder
Sunday Creek Coal Company
W. H Jordan
P Street
Riding Exhibition at Fort Myer Opens Season November 24
Riding hall exhibitions at Port Myer Va begin 2 p m each Friday season tickets required for entry. Tickets dated for performance day only and available via the adjutant with applications not earlier than one week before drills.
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Port Myer
Editor and Proprietor from sid vo THT
Dr Minor, who has recently died at sixty six years of age, was the only one in when this book was written. Thor oually familiar through personal experience with the history of this old magazine, and through his long experience in the world of letters, of more than half a content has produced a history which is a distinct addition to our national as well as Southern literature. Izmo Fully Illustrated.
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Sid Vo
Minor
Hty
First Engiseh Settlement and Independence Cry
In North Carolina a historic settlement of Engiseh colonists is noted as the first to draft a declaration of independence and as the site of the early battle of the American Revolution. The book promises full treatment of this history and is offered at a price of $2.
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North Carolina
Alamance
America
Price
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