Despondent Treasury Clerk Shoots Self in Office
Albert Relyea, chief clerk of the Redemption Division at the Treasury, shot himself at his desk with a Colt revolver kept for protection. Despondent over worsening deafness and a bicycle injury, he died an hour later at Emergency Hospital after colleagues and officials rushed to aid him.
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Albert Relyea
Treasurer's Office
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Nevitt
Relyea
Helgea
Attis
Eleanor
Expressman
Fred
Mr Relyea
Bincheon
James Wontcomery
Redemption Division
Mr. Relyea
Retyea
Cosen
FE Patterson
William H. Brown
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Promises Quick Healing
An old advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Amica Salve heals pain, sores, wounds, burns, scalds, and piles. It guarantees cure or no payment, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine rhetoric and vivid claims to attract readers.
Treasury official Relyea dies at 52 in Washington
Albert Relyea native of Greens Farms Conn was thief of the redemption division of the Treasury appointed under Cleveland in 1888 and served until his death at 52. He married Eleanor Wood of Washington and left a five year old daughter Eleanor. Clerks note a prior order titled Thoughts to Eleanor and fear his death may have been planned. The body to be sent to Connecticut for interment with funeral attendance by Treasurer Roberts and friends.
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Mystery Swirls Over Ware Resignation In Pension Office
News of Commissioner Ware’s resignation created a stir among 1300 Pension Office employees as rumors spread about how it was publicized. Secretary Hitchcock and First Deputy Davenport held a Sunday conference, and President Roosevelt quickly accepted the resignation.
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Expulsion and Disbandment for Gridiron Rowdyism Debate
The board of education adopted a strict on field conduct policy after an assault at a football game between Central High and the McKinley Manual Training School. It extended suspensions for Cunningham and Yoder, upheld football, and called for curbing rowdyism while noting Hunts assault as unprovoked and cowardly. The committee urged cleaner play and careful handling of slugging within the sport.
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Morgan School
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Boynton denial octave dispute over Kenilworth school case
Albert W. Mallory asserts Gen H V Boynton stated Congress provided separate schools for colored pupils and will enforce attendance. Boynton denies the quoted remark and argues the Kenilworth Citizens Association appealed the Colvin matter while authorities consider it.
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Congress
Albert W. Mallery
Weather Conditions and City Report Weather Update
Weather data summarizes a Pacific storm moving east to Alberta with rains in the Pacific States and colder spells upcoming. North and Middle plateaus face rain or snow with temperatures falling. Local readings list temperatures throughout the day with highs, lows, and sunshine. A separate note reports a trolley conductor's fall causing injury and a storm-related power outage impacting the noon time ball and clock corrections.
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Grand Banke
Killed by a live wire in Brightwood area tragedy
Frederick W. Imhof, 16, an electrician of 2463 Twelfth Street NW, was killed when his forehead touched a live telephone wire dangling from a storm damaged line near the Brightwood trolley barns. The accident occurred as he aided a horse fallen under a team driven by Harry Connolly. An inquest is set for 11 o clock.
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Ebrightwood
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Stomach Ailments
An old advertisement claims a tired stomach digests poorly and wastes food, urging Hood's Sarsaparilla as an unrivaled remedy. It promises relief from sore and lame stomach issues and touts the product from Hood Co., Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Hood Co
Lowell, Mass
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