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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1911

Page

8

Assassination of Dominican President Caceres shocks Santo Domingo

Reports say President Ramon Caceres was shot after a call at the Dominican legation in Santo Domingo. He died at the American legation after hours of surgery. Assailants Luis Tejere and Jerme Mote Jr reportedly fled toward Guantanamo as U S officials monitor the crisis. The United States ambassador Endicott described the city as quiet under guard. The United States administers customs revenue, amid fear of further political upheaval and instability in the republic.

Vrendent Hamon Caceres Domiti Leanty Vas- Wem Demings State Department Almerican Legation Luis ‘Tejere Jerme Mote Endicott Gaarda William W Teussett United States Als Washington Tole Hawera Cuba Vantanamo Ranapornaco Santo Domingo Guantanaro van Slayer Caceres Tiélr Klnentan Polidhelane Dominica Es Nieters Hereaux Simones Treavent Hereaus Timenez Jimenez Morales War Department Santo Domingo Stimson Stimaon Panama

Obituaries and funeral notices from city paper

A batch of obituary notices lists the deaths of Edward Lenshe Amoscy and other individuals with details on ages, residences, dates, and funeral arrangements across cities including Boston and New York. Names include Caroline Le Roy Bonaparte, Bernadeth C, Caryldavis Haskins, Mary Kelley, Wil Augustos Le Preux, Frank Litle, William Walton Swain, Mary Topham, and others plus funeral locations at St Matthew's Church Mount Olivet and local undertakers. Funeral times and private interments are noted, with details varying by entry.

Argline LE Roy Bonaparte Puneral St. Matthew's Church Ethode Island Woodonday Jit Turth Street Lake City Caryl Davis Haskins Washington Avenue Sonsnectady Im. P.m East Capitol Jy Street Kelley Garrett Park Amety County Mary OC Feltive Joh N Mary Agher Kelley Sutie Fractal Hereaktor Church of the Immaculate

Tennessee promoter guilty of 140000 bank theft in New York

William J. Cummins, former Carnegie Trust head, found guilty of diverting 140000 from Nine teenth Ward Bank. He sobbed in court and said he would do the same under similar circumstances. Jury deliberated five hours. Indeterminate sentence five to ten years.

New York William J. Cummina Tennessee Carnegie Trust Company Nineteenth Ward Cumming Davie Cummins Cradley Martin Jr Nineteenth Ward Bank van Norden Trust Company Carnegia Trust Company

Woman and two children die attempt in Atlanta rooming house

Mrs Annie Adams two other children and her 3 year old son attempted suicide by chloroform and gas in a South Tennessee avenue rooming house. All three were found unconscious and taken to the city hospital in serious condition. Authorities say no charge will be brought, with transfer of Mrs Adams and children to Shippensburg Pennsylvania to follow.

Atlanta City KN. J Annie Adams Adams Tennessee Avenue City Hospital Dora Teir Shippensvure

Hackney and roadster horse show awards noted

In Washington the hackney classes awarded top honors to McLean’s Kirkburn Lady with Blue ribbons for Jessamine and DpUar Princess winning in their groups. Other prize winners included Rose Rosalie and Yvonne Bherry as third, with Masterpiece and Maid of Irvington claiming tandem and harness ribbons. Roadster events saw Lugano and Como take first, Frances Hain and Kinster Mal placed, and Nala's mate Belleville ignored by judges.

William du Pont Orange Jessamine Henry Fairfax Belthorpe Farme Jett Kyrie Silfield Venus Reginald Vanderbilt Silfield Venus Finstan Queen Willesden Farm New Centerville Auburn Hackney Harge Farm Auburn Inez Irma DpUar Princess Sifeta Venus Reginald @. Vanderbilt Andy Point Farm Gdora Charles EK. Funn Peoria Nancy Connaught Kirkburn White du Pont Pontes Little Fellows Maeter Masterpiece Elizabeth C. Bowen Belton Arms Master Key Evington Farm Maid of Irvington Nipper, Jr Czarina Fire Charles E.’Rand Actven Migs Marion “Hollins Moore J. Sumner Draper Milton Mass Baronet Satire James McLean Mra. J Walsh Honor Bright Honor F. T. Stotesbury Philadelphia Lugano Como Horatio N. Baln Poughkeepale Frances Hain Kinster Mal Stotesbury Alan Norcata Ruby J. W. Harriman Nala Belleville Vida Fayre Oakwood Aristocrat Bienheim Farm Baltimore Sir Edward Adam Beck Toronto Wasp Clifford Sitton Ottawa Mr. Mcready J. George Wallen White Plains

Licensed to Marry in a List of Union Pledges

A historical notices list records numerous marriages with groom and bride names ages and officiants. Entries include Cash Seager and Amm McChonele. George He Maras and Mabel MaNa vara. Robert Fambam Jr and Gertrude Orne Janney. Walter Cahill and Dorothy Jerner. Charles Darby and Louige Noble. Grace Clarina King and Talgh Marlon Rogers. Theodore Palmer and Bertha Bilts. and multiple other couples led by reverends. The list presents a snapshot of wedding banns and the clergy officiating.

Cash Seager Amm McChonele Likes George He Maras Mabel MaNavara el Tho J. J. McLaz Robert Fambam, Jr Gertrude Orne Janney Nelson Woodward B Cooper Fredgeica Lel Anna B Hory Trav J.C. Beil George Lake Ann F. Gftiriol J TL Robe Charles Lederer Elsie Mobler FL Buch Walter T. Cahill Meriden Coon Dorothy Jerner W. J.’ Carroll Charles V. Darby Haresville Louige © Noble John van Schack Fazal Parker J. HE. Ranfoinh Alexandra Tolvon Alien Ball MW. C. Norman Benton Hardy Teasa N. Ross Monmore Jamerson Mary A. Smith J. Ewu William Diggs Mille Harris Jobn H. Sanders

Health Office Records of Newborns and Deaths in Facilities

A health office record lists numerous births with parental pairs and newborn genders, followed by a lengthy list of deaths and patient ages across hospitals and spaces. Names include Rimer and Rosie Pescague with a girl, and others such as George H and Florisea Tucum with a girl, Luther B and Mary Rhode with a girl, and Frank Platz with a boy, among many more entries. Several entries name hospitals and ages, including Soldiers' Home and Guldlere Home with ages 64 and 64, Georgetown University Hospital with 68, and numerous other facilities and ages noted throughout.

Rimer J Rosie FP Pescague George H Florisea F. Tucum Luther B Mary A. Rhode Frank P Ethel W. Platz Hineat Katharine Price Sonoph Triona Marino Bey Charles Jonnie McDaniel Marlo B Mary & Moran Philip Reirine Mrantwurst William H Nannie Jutters Michéle and Joseppa Dorin Edward Matilde Davin Air Harold da Davis Joseppa Anna Corrado George F Mary €. Cox William Mery E. Caton Fleiding A Nore Chaypell Marie L. Burch Micue Gana Cochta M. Bradley Willams Aid Alexander Samuel Thet Heed Mares Sarai Jones Giei Jorwea Rand Solile Jonnean Paner Aud Susie Hickerson Harver Elnie E. Fortuna Charles and Mary Fisher Bingham and Cecilia Butler George F Scott Él Pore Jacob Dresham UB Guldlere Parry Hotmand Garfiehd Hospital Robert Braaro John Marshall Place Edward J. McQueeney St. Aw Casualty Hospitel Seegphine Carr Washington Asylum Hospital Florence Frail St. Awe Arthur Pratt Liss Green Georgetown Ukisrally Howpiter Inma J Williams MIO Alfred Prather Cennalty Hospital Merrittn Naval Herpital

25000 Troops Mobilized as Mexico Border Tensions Rise

Mexico City orders 25000 troops to the northern boundary under Gen Geronimo Treviño with Gen Robles commanding 1000 men at Torreon. In Texas, Reyes supporters claim conspiracies as Texas Rangers and state militia mobilize. Laredo patrols begin and arms caches are found near Brownsville amid frontier unrest.

Mexico City War Department Torreon Francisco Naranjo Nuevo Leon Naranjo Vexan Croops Austin Tex Cameron County Mexico Brownaville Colquitt Tate Brownsville Rex San Antonio Third Cavalry George B. Cornley Jett Bernardo Reyes United States Edward Reyes Gen Laredo Madero Antonio Magnon Pedro Sanchez Webb County Jose Sanchez Minerva Coal Mines Magnon Leonard Wond Wood Mexican War Department

Woman on Trial for Life in Patterson Murder Case

Denver reports on Gertrude Gibson Patterson facing court for the murder of her husband Charles A. Patterson. Jury selection proceeds with twelve jurors in the box as both sides expect further delays. Defense plans claim she will recount her life story from a Paris education to her marriage and alleged control by her millionaire husband.

Denver Colo Gertrude Gibson Patterson Charles A. Patterson Patterson Chicago Paris Dillionaire Milonaire

Maine Board at Havana Investigates Maine Wreck

Special cable reports a board of US Navy and engineer officers arriving in Havana to inspect the Maine wreck and fix blame for the explosion. Heavy seas delayed visits to the scene, but officers plan to assess sections of the hull and how the ship tore apart under blast forces.

Havana United States Navy Maine Plaza Hotel Ferguson

Robbery at Marine Barracks No 4 Capt Gullick Victim

A sneak thief entered quarters at the marine barracks at eighth and G streets southeast while Capt L M Gullick and his wife dined out and stole jewelry valued at 100. It was the first such robbery in the barracks history and police and sentries puzzled over the method and entry points. Guards say pass keys could let an intruder in after 1 am through smaller gates.

Marine Barracks Eighth L. M. Gullick Corpis Cami Patrick Gullek Mulnail

Demand that Cox men go ed editorial calls for resignation of Herrmann and Hynicka

An editorial in the Cincinnati Times-Star discusses the 1904 Hamilton County Republican leadership. It urges Garry Herrmann Rudolph Hynicka to step aside, citing Cox as withdrawing but others retaining influence. The piece notes Cox has retired from banking and sold the Cincinnati Trust to Provident, while planning to continue public service in Cincinnati.

C. P. Taft Herrman Hynitka Washington Pan Cincinnati Blaine Club Cincinnati Times-Star Charles Taft Garry Herrmann Rudolph Hynicka Republican Party Hamilton County Cox Herrmann Hynicka Meiers George B. Cox Cincinnati Trust Company Provident Savings Bank Ima Trust Company

Desest Figs and Elixir of Senna Advertisement

An old advertisement touts desest spoon bed cane sentient ve of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a prompt pleasant remedy for headaches colds indigestion pains constipation and sour stomach. It claims gentle natural action without irritation and instructs buyers to purchase the genuine product with the pink provided seal on the front of the package.

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Taft Cabinet Meet Possible at White House Mansion

President Taft’s cold improves and cabinet members Wickersham Nagel and Sanders confer on forthcoming message. Secretary Hilles stays away from desk while others visit to discuss phases of the program. Dr De Laney says Taft’s condition is only a cold and most rest will be taken at the White House.

Wickersham Nagel A HY Sandera Dolpment Hilles Taft White House Executive Mansion de Laney Commerce and Labor A. H. Sanders Tariff Board Congress

Friction in Peace Plans for New York Banquet

Special to The Washington Post reports tensions in arranging a December 30 New York peace banquet at the Waldorf. Andrew Carnegie heads the Peace Society of New York but hesitates to pledge support amid concerns over influence. Key organizers include Towne, Morgan, Belmont, Graves, Hammond, Clews, Bell Thomas, and Towne. Taft’s secretary signals withdrawal due to health, while Secretary Knox accepts and will speak on peace.

Washington Post New York the Waldorf Peace Society of Andrew Carnegie Charles A. ‘Towne J” Pierpont Morgan August Belmont John Temple Graves John Hays Hammond Henry Clewn Samuel Bell Thomas Edward C. Towne Mr. Carnegie Peace Society of New York Taft Tle Knox,owever

Gompers Loses Skirmish at AFL Convention

In Atlanta on November 21 the AFL convention debated initiative and referendum. Joseph Cannon of the Western Federation of Miners challenged Sam Gompers with an alleged interview, while Gompers asserted his past support and urged practical study of the referendum at Rochester’s next gathering.

Atlanta Sam Socialls American Federation of Labor Saviatista Law Committee Joseph D. Cannon Western Federation of Miners Gompers

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