Death and legal clash over Glen Echo road fight
A Glen Echo Maryland case centers on James Henderson ruling that Mayor Garrett and Vapiatra Hobertson overstepped authority in arresting John A Lutz and others. The article discusses constitutional limits on state and municipal road jurisdiction, tolls, and a broad federation of sovereignties. Also notes the death of Isabel Willison and political mentions amid courtroom actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Henderson
John A
Glen Echo
Maryland
James Ehderton
John A Lutz
Wongtegaing
Mary
Glen
Menolse
Miyor Garrett
Teho
Vapiatra
Mia Aha
United State
Garral
Potta
Asabel Willison
Jury Charges Murder In Ireland Native Citizen Trial
A jury charged murder at a trial involving Williams, an Irish native and longtime Gratton resident of forty years. The case centers on a fatal shooting alleged during a confrontation at a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Gratton
MCA Plans Complete At Enst Meeting Of Local Arrangements
The enst meeting of the committee of local arrangements for the international convention of the Young Mens Christian Associations was held in the G street building. Chairman John B Siemon announced the programme would stand as published with additions by Secretary of Commerce and later Oscar S Straus. Admission will be by ticket to the day and evening sessions, with distribution plans to be announced once delegate numbers are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enst
Internaons
Young Mens Christen Associations
G Street
Washington Association
John B Siemon
Addrons
Commerci
Oscar S Straus
Worling
Asnent Cel
Dafr
Inchitten
Bobteen
Byron
Adams
P Andrews
Charley
Corky
Church
William V
Cox Lrder Davideon Ferey
Deniel Fraser Willam
T Galiber BC
Lotheop Joba
Mivian Thoms
Neves Fom Foreste Charen
Rodoto Darien Sharp J Money Small
Willsm Po van Wowk
Ib Wax
Ami Plana
Realdenta
Woman Burglar Arrested After Desperate Home Hewing Scene
In New York at 4a Third Avenue a woman burglar and an accomplice were found in possession of stolen tools when held by a magistrate. The suspect, Mrs Langlatz, aided by Mrs Deutsch, resisted capture as the father, Merman Wover, returned fire, fatally wounding him during a confrontation with the family. The incident involved a nine year old witness and ongoing police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Annie
Rudah Waver
Ahs
Ianelots
Deutsch
Jalotr
Parior
Merman Wover
Madeline Celze
Directors Reelect The Wahnea Port Balun Md No 18
The Balt ware company reelects its board of directors at the annual meeting of stockholders. About 78 per cent vote to retain the slate, with 106 common stockholders recorded. Named directors include Leward ff Pareiman Jonsop, Charles Steele, James Stillwan, John P Green, Samuel Rechiluded, Norm B Ream, Joseph R Fourd, Brent Keyser, and George Randolph Haltsecee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balun
Murety
Qo Balroae Company
Peota
Tharifh
Kucom Liward Ff
Pareiman Jonsop
Charles Steele
James Still
New York
John P Green Samuel
Norm B Ream
Chag
Ellisburg
Joseph
Brent Keyser
George
Randolph Haltsecee
Lawyer Kills Court Clerk in Kentucky Tragedy
In Laurel County Kentucky a harsh confrontation between two men ended with a lawyer fatally shooting a court clerk inside a rent office. The long running feud culminated in a fatal act as a settlement attempt collapsed amid the volatile dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
London
Robert Boyd Jr
Ser Commatsioner
Laurel County
Toda Stor
Instantly Hille Jones Sprly
Hastaen
Ike Cengedy
Renttrks
Boyd
Compavion Twa
Ua Cane
Sparks
Attornes
Funeral of Joan P Jones at Rock Creek Cemetery
The funeral of Joan Paul Jones a well known member of the Bar was held yesterday at Rock Creek Cemetery. The service at St Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church was led by Rev WS Coe with Dr McGraw assisting. Pallbearers included Chief Justice Peele and several notable lawyers. The interment followed at Rock Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rack Creek
Neri
Joan Paul Jones
St Thomas Protestant Epicoral
Mir Jones
WS Coe
St Thomas Parish
Sistor
McGraw
Gt Fotseon
Church of Woodside
Cloge
Jones
Peele
Court of Claims
G Ort Pradt
Charles Drancis Tarim
Curtis
Messrs
J Tickerthag
Rock Creek
Birthday Plans Under Way For George Washington Birthday
Plans to celebrate George Washington birthday proceed with a large parade under the George Washington Birthday Association. Funds are promised enough to ensure success, with officers elected and committees formed for decorations, entertainment, and finances. A memorial resolutions committee was also named, and Confederate Sons of Veterans plans are to organize at a public meeting in Alexandria Lyceum. Alexandria Day at Jamestown events and confirmation services by Bishop Wyver are slated for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Barthday Avsoiraton
Tashington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
A D Brocket
George Washington Birthday Association
Chamber of Commeres
Brocket
Follwing
Juhan Y
George P Aitcheson
Greene
Confederate Sons
Alexandrie Lyceum
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Robert Ke Lee Jr
Talitax County
Slayer of Gil Convicted of Second Degree Murder
New York November 18 Frank H Warner found guilty of second degree murder for killing Esther C Norling on July 8. He fled, escaping into a large office building before reaching a hat store owned by friend Joh Wilson. Wilson died soon after Warner was captured. Patrolman Thomas Walah was dismissed for not pursuing. Warner’s defense claimed insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
New York
Frank H Warner
Esther
C Norling
Wes
Joh
Wilson
Abot
Warner
Thomas Walah
Repolles Force
Sowardice
Milas
Notting Warners
Rockefeller Fights Fire At Tarcytown Country Home
Fire swept through the Ravke estate at Tarcytown at 3 am destroying two stone cottages and a Jersey bull worth 5000 along with three blooded horses and several sheep. William Rockefeller aiding North Tarrytown volunteers battled to save livestock, but the animals were largely engulfed before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew
William Ravke
Tarcytown
Vic Rorkefeller
Fremen
North Tarrytown
Fifurta Weremle
Humes
Tinckefeller
Motto backs In God We Trust on coins urged by ministers
Presbyterian Ministers Association of New York adopts a resolution urging the national government to retain In God We Trust on gold coins. Dr James Cannon Jr. leads opposition to President Roosevelt’s proposal to remove the motto from circulation as legal tender. The item, discussed and set as special order for the next day, reflects broad debate among church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Minieters
New York
Presbyterian Ministers
Veteruburg
Seamen
Virginia
Bonepal Church
James Cannon Jr
Roosevelt
Congress
Italian tenor cedes Warsaw concerts over wife issue
Enrico Tonelli the Italian pianist declined a Warsaw concert series when his wife could not appear publicly. The manager breached the contract after Tonelli refused to have his wife present. The matter follows his earlier engagement with Countess Montignoso and King Frederick August of Saxony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Enrico Tonelli
Daughter Requests Accounting in District Supreme Court
In a District Supreme Court filing Anna Howell Stuart, acting through her father and executor Howell Stuart, seeks an accounting for conveyance of real property at 343 Mount Pleasant Street Northwest and personal property valued at 4960. Defendants include her brother and sisters plus Olive Horton Stuart's heirs. The case proceeds as an accounting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahill
Mount Pleasant Street
District Supreme Court
Anna Howell Stuart
Howell Stuart
Olive Horton Stuart
Anhed
Bryan speaks on roosevelt and money policy at banquet
At a Jackson chair banquet William Jennings Bryan addressed 700 plus guests and 2600 others, noting unprecented gold discoveries ease the money question. He opposes full credit to Roosevelt for the current financial strain, criticizes Wall Street gamblers, and endorses rate regulation and income tax. He backs a postal salmon bank as a better plan than a fiat currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Ink
William Jannings Brean
Jackson Chuir
Bryan
Roosevelt
Ward Bryan
Wall Street
MUST SUE IN OWH STATE Three Justices Dissent in Discrimination Ruling
The US Supreme Court rules damages for a Pennsylvania citizen's death caused by a Pennsylvania railroad cannot be recovered in Ohio courts. Justice Moody delivers the majority opinion upholding Ohio court rulings. Justice Harlan writes a dissent arguing the decision denies citizenship rights and discriminates against Pennsylvanians, citing marriage privilege contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth
Hambers
Heltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
Yeaterday
Pennsylvania
Tate
Ohio
Moody
Harlan White
McKen
United
Harlan
Georgia Loses Tax Suits Against State and Fulton County
The U S Supreme Court ruled against Georgia in a tax dispute over back taxes on Western Railway of Alabama stock. The decision affects the tax status of Mercantile Trust holdings and notes a companion ruling in Central of Georgia Railway Company v Wright, upholding the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Noutona Company
Georgia
Fulton County
Western Railway
Alaabama
United States Supreme Court
Day
Central of Georgia Railway Company
William A Wright
Carantrover General of Georgia
John W Nelmsalevutt
Sulton County
Supreme Court of Georgia
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Georgia Court
Greater Pittsburg Uphheld in Court on Consolidation
The United States Supreme Court upheld the consolidation of Pittsburg and Allegheny counties, ruling federal courts would not intervene. Justice Moody wrote the opinion, noting the issue involves state taxation and property rights under state jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effies
Pittsburg
Allegheny
United States Spreme
Moody Iulis
Moony Showns
Pittebuce
Pennsylvania
Fennsylvania Supreme Court
Moody # onlnton
People of
Moody Sald
Campaign Fund Hearing Set In Steckler Case
Mrs Alfred Steckler wife of former Supreme Court Justice Steckler died at a New Jersey hospital after injuries from an auto wreck near West Shore Railroad crossing. The collision also killed aide Bulesuda and left Justice Steckler recovering. The case involves campaign fund contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steckler
Edward Thayer
Dulles
Tux
Republican State Central Committee of Texas
New York
Alfred Steckle
United Stites
Supreme Court
Melafinn
West Shore Railroad
Indictments expected in Borough Bank failure probe
Documentary evidence was submitted to the Kings County grand jury about operators in the Borough Bank of Brooklyn. Indictments were expected against six or seven men and associates, with fresh revelations of speculation and a rush to riches. Confessions and bank examiners reports show their acts, real estate transfers, and securities totaling about 1 million dollars aimed at covering debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Kings County Grand Jury
Borough Bank of
Brooklyn
Plot Against Rockefeller Aimed in Chicago Letter Found
A disjointed letter dropped in an Omaha post office claims a plot involving Jonas Rockefeller and others in Chicago. The writer, from a mail bag, describes plans to abduct a man and warns of a large payoff, noting money and vaults and urging secrecy while investigators probe the strange missive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Washington Post
Crowe
Nebr
Jonas Rockefeller
Chicago
Pal Phe Pinn
Georgetown Park and Brightwood Citizens Meet Over Parks and Lights
Georgetown cnios Association admitted twenty new members at Gels hall and approved a report on a new hall to be announced later with a meeting in December. Rock Creek embankment improvements urged. Boyce tract purchase for a public park favored. Brightwood Park Citizens Association heard a report on lights and trees with recommended Kennedy Ingraham area plantings and lights on the south side of Ingraham Street. A resolution urged requesting 800K duststat on be made to Mayor Sylvante, chief of police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Cnios Association
Gels Hall
Selecion
Rock Creek
Georgetown Citigena
Perk
Boyce
Heorgetown
Congress
Bett Tepores
Brightwood
Brightwood Park Citizens Association
Committee On
Kennedy Ingraham Wuolson Hamilton Tifth
Moss Avenue
Ingraham Trust
Rasoluhon
Tax collector fends off highwayman with $400
Edgewater New Jersey tax collector Charles Van Gilder thwarted a street holdup by a bold robber near the Edgewater Cathedral. He kept $400 in his pocket and struck the assailant with a firm blow, sending the thief fleeing toward Palisade. The incident left Van Gilder with a bloody face but unshaken, signaling a dramatic local defense of borough funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Washington Post
Hackensack NJ
Charles van Gilder
Edgewater Borough
Edgewater
Pallisade
Este
Extradition decision affirmed in child scalding case
The United States Supreme Court yesterday affirmed the Illinois Supreme Court ruling in the John MacNichols extradition case to Wisconsin. A two year old child of Mr and Mrs William Diven reportedly fell into a tub of boiling water and died, the incident prompting the extradition dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Illinois Supreme Court
John MacNichols
Wisconsin
Washington
Laurel McNov
Wiliam Diven
Movements of Ocean Steamers Across Atlantic Routes
A garbled list of ocean steamship movements with origins and destinations including New York Rotterdam Bremen Bremen and others. Mentions vessels such as Beall Welket and Besbonne Grogeer, with uncertain sailing paths via multiple ports and flags a possible report of shipping activity and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arhived Routhamstii—ét Loula Tran
New York
Neptes
Bulgaria
Slagor—Pretocia
Meamba
London
Nicow Ametertam
Rotterdam
Carfetlansand
Hellig
Olae
Fmm
Mew
Tare
Fur
Copenlarea
Flymeuth
Kronprinsesia
Cecile
Rew
Fark
Bremen
Genok
Hamburg—Hillecbur
St Lomie
Pismrath
Chethoure
Beemen
Prinzess Irena
Rapier
Bulger'e
Campatia
New
Cherboers
Mim Shuthaapton
Bow York
Pirmou-Frostent Lincoln
Kew
Finma
Houleme Statendame von Rotterdam
M* New
Boothamsten
Trey
Unclear hotel and street listings with scattered names
Fragmented OCR shows numerous personal names, addresses, and place indicators across multiple states and cities, interspersed with family mentions and possible notices. The text mixes hotel references, legal or civic names, and scattered affiliations, lacking coherent narrative or event.
Murder Trial Convicts Brakeman in Dynamite Fire
A jury in Boulder convicts IW Reeve of second degree murder with a ten year minimum for starting a fire in the Colorado and Southern yards on August 10. The blast killed three men and damaged property worth thousands as strike sympathy amid railroad workers was cited, with intoxication argued as a mitigating factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Cole
IW Reeve
Hhe
Colorado and Southern
Severa
PM Ve
Frewan
Colorado and Southern Switchmen
Personal testimonial for Father Johns Medicine in Brad dock
A resident reports twelve large dottise doses of Father Johns Medicine for asthma and hay fever, starting last December, and claims not to have had an attack since. Signed by Mrs at Hogan 38 Willow St Brad dock Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Hogan
Willow St
Braddock, Pa
Warning Signs of Kidney and Bladder Problems
The article describes symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble including frequent urination, night awakenings, back pain, headaches, indigestion, and a pale dark-eyed appearance. It cautions that health declines if conditions worsen and emphasizes the high prevalence of kidney disease as a leading disorder often unrecognized by patients and doctors.
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Collins
Armans
Peel
Jesk Na
Kling of
Wiham
Teermiir Moey
Luther Downes
Merestad
MCA
Amance Committee
Coppie
Joan P Jones
Meade & Baker's
H&e
Jamestown
Wende Vyver
St Marys Catholic Church
Rockefeller
Rockwood Hall
Tonelli
King
Wate
William J Bryan
Ohio Court
Supreme Justices
Justice Moody
Allegheny Legal
Frenzied Finance
Brooklyn Institution
Ingucy
Borough Bank
John
Georgetown Park
Tutzens
Guisgow Tor
We Pub
Darech
JH. Paitergon
Setpottan
Sana
Valbwagd
Ghavien Bedeuart
Rigge
Age
Rena
Prince Hegelis
Powell A. W Clerk
Francis J
Butisr
Mickel J
Dooly J . Hale
Harry Well
Hyman Mer
D Miller
Joan Exo
Sam E Kosh “L
Rogere Jotiu
Gate Peine
Renae Babeeee
Leon Berddome
ShaeSink Courtleigh
William Donevan
Willem Sharp
Stig Dewey Wat
Shanes
Beare Dolce
Beale Menta Apt
Dr K. Miller
Arthur Prato
Ian” Len
Tos
John Wilson Paice
P.M MD Snates Egret
Creighton and
Wits
New WilindeShake
Hal
Tia Ie Ee Masercausette
Howard Brown
Luly Detsh
Manis
St Louk BL
Fame
Nice
Smetser
Kennan Gite Watlomd
Waacleve
Lowly Wolropott Tan
Willian II Schmid
St Louis
So Willard Nemrasea
Omndaa
New Willard New Sersey
Wallym Brookes Axe Wits Paasic Artunr B
Les'atecker Newssk
Balagh
Metab
Paarch
Aiea
Joo Rand Nonask Rings
New Wizard Row Fork State Milam J
Lawana Water S
Glen Cory T
Waldort
Mcbeia Mrz
Holnonbe
Stuvaos Mutalu Releiky
Shapnerd Fay
James John D Buck College
Joseph Lows Backuwar
Schurman Sehace
Shara Best
Davie Bono
BOC
Morse
Tides Dobar
Fearon
Nidgata
Pale Tage M Schiasler
Albany
Wizord
North Carolina
Cherlotte Raleigh
Garver Ralden
John Revie Siatoy
Bigmund Warlaig
Naleigh Cada Ion
Tateanon
St Janes
Seatown
Erem
Cheeta
Josep Swata
Swarthmore Shore
Dames Reber
Lew Willard Rhode
Peckbum
Providence Riggs
South
Raleigh
Lasse
Thamar Sol
Partimoutte
Joey
Miro
Mos
Saka
Front Royal
West Virginia
Malocel
Wheeling
Fred Paul Grasscup
Avie Charleta Raisigh
Sankin and Wits
Thurmmoe
Xational
Bexiders
Clarisbury
Yew Wield Washingtok
James Bolbwall
Ani
Seattle
Retaigh
Varconein
Dimer
Belot Ralsigh
Spence Milwaukes New Willard
Csited Tatee
ARMY
DFP Brewe Keteigh Ens Stevens Miersten
New Wits
United States Navy
Fbilip K Algershore Tan
Knox Ebbitt
Mrs
Oreign ET Willame Poltpg Ching
Kagiand Hieigh Deirgs
Igh Eargs En Gumon
Mio Ge Janel Eras Aragion
Dr Pues Pera DB
Loss Chute Eq Willard
Ipelanes
Jolhn
Hitmer
Nesich
Binghamton
Kilmer & Co Bingham
Washington Dairy Post
Adler
Oxford Mel
E.adler
St. Ss
S. S.S
Nature
Bool
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas
Reedwuiss
Benin
Neresun
Seventeenth Strret
Shade
Aerrocs Sud
Fisk Elgin
Aeareca
Haldus MD
Sordask
Ge Breil
Tieseset
Dacia
Tel
Ducro
Yodgere Econ
Berkman
Eee
Nates
Marvel
Y Connells Pharmacies
Ste
Bethode
Hyebrows
Iftrags
Maroc Temple
Enears
Doresa
Wanega
Anyack & Lower
Cate
Jeny
Tachy
Seth
Potomac
Icitizens
San NW
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