Funeral Directors and Undertakers Listings in 1800s Ad
A fragmented list of funeral homes and undertakers including William Lee, Frank Geier's Sons, Harvey's Sons, Sardo & Co, Thos Nalley & Son, and others. Mentions 040 F Street N. W. and 14th & H Streets, with assorted design services and basic contact hints amid a dense OCR garble.
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Grop Zarhorst
Tsp
Rraart
Evpalmer
Hant
Capitel
William Lee
Ap Cis
Frank Geier's Sons
Esesa
Cate
Noth
John K Wright Co
R P Harvey's Sons
Fin
Ant
Sardo & CO
Fusesy
Sergeon
Sutesson
Woman Arranges 10000 Cash Payment to Foreigner Suspect
A local woman agreed to deliver ten thousand dollars in American currency to a foreigner linked to a scheme. Spaulding, named in connection with the plan, faces a Central station hearing on an alleged suspicious person charge. The fanciful venture collapses as authorities prepare tomorrow’s arraignment.
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Spaulding
Bing
Pritca
Bern
Morra
Hunters vex Faeners at country hall hunts
In Stastsburg, Mr and Mrs Ogden Milla host hunts amid warnings and fences. Farms close fields until crops are harvested and payments secured. Rabbits and foxeslarose in recent weeks with hunts two to three times weekly from the 1920s households. Notable guests include Chanter, the governor’s brother, with others arriving from Teaus. Harry Pripra of Philadelphia may attend. horses are for sale at the Wile store as farmers erect signs to deter hunts.
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Speelato
Warnington Vost Stastsburg
Ogden Milla
Thie
Chanter
Teaus
Coe
Bert
Ftanler
Harry Pripra
Philageinhia
Mianaya Mills
Chane
Thaw Jury Delay Push Delays Second Trial Plans
Prosecutor and defense agree on postponement as Thaw's second trial in New York faces January scheduling. Delays stem from holiday court crowd, jury selection difficulties, and Thaw's counsel seeking venue or access to records. Court officials warn a rapid trial remains unlikely before New Year.
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New York
Secon
Harry Kendall Thawket
Lis
Hulidass
New York County
Lisnet
Gomes
Jerome Wil
Niente
Madion Square
Uhates
Missionary Reulai Funk Dies in China Mission
Miss Reulai Funk, daughter of Rev JB Cunk, died in China while serving with the Christian Church. The obituary notes her mission in Shanguad, Cilna, and states she went to China two years ago to spread healing and faith.
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Todas
Reulai Funk
Rey JB Cunk
Chitress
Ulan
Bryan Lectures at Wilmington and Baltimore Return Today
William Jennings Bryan lectured in Wilmington at the Grand Theater under the Young Men's Christian Association, hosted by Judge George Gray who entertained Bryan at his home before he left for Baltimore. In Baltimore he spoke at Ford's Opera House under the YMCA, sharing breakfast with Senator Newlands before continuing his journey. Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavitt accompanied him at times.
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Wilmington
Del
Willam Jerenings Bryan
Aucht
Gartok
Young Men's Obrishan Association
George Gray
Bryan
Uty
Ealtimore
Judge Eay
Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Ford
Opera
Young Men's Christian Association
Willam Jennings Bryan
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Senator Newlands
Nevada
Newlands
Ryan
Cotter T
Ceavitt_remainen
Bride
Hazardous device threat targets Mrs Eddy's son in village
Special to The Wagiingina Post Lead reports an attempt to assassinate George W Glover son of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy, leader of the Christian Science Church. A wire lay across the path and a cylindrical device with a percussion cap and slugs was found near the dwelling as he left.
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Wagiingina
George W . Glover
Mary Haker G Fédy
Christian Science Church
Glover
Shemak
Boy Who Shot Boy Missing After Hunt in Morristown
Search crews in Morristown New Jersey hunted for Maldon Leonard sixteen son of Mr and Mrs William T Leonard of Speedwell Avenue after he accidentally shot Lewly A Babbitt during a hunting incident yesterday. Family tears marked the long wakeful night as authorities feared the boy may have harmed himself and wandered into the woods while Babitt lay gravely injured and not expected to survive.
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Estall
Westington Fe
Morristown
Maldon Leonard
William T. Leonard
Parker Mvavement
Speedwell Avenue
Lewly
Babblet
Habbitt Bay
Gas attempt to kill wife and children in Philadelphia Nev
Frederick Lutz a homemaker attempted to kill three children and himself by gas at his home in Philadelphia Nevada. He turned on the gas in the room with the sleeping children Frederick Jr Ene and Emily. His wife heard a child moaning and investigated finding all unconscious. Lutz was most seriously affected and later developed fever and delirium while seeking to take his life.
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Philadelphia
Nev
Frederick
Lntz
Gaa
Ilo
Ene
Emily
Lutz
What was it the woman feared
A reader recounts digestive distress and memory lapse blamed on poor nutrition, claiming relief from indigestion after using Grape-Nuts. The note cites long trouble with dyspepsia and constipation, evidence of improved digestion and clearer memory after adopting the cereal, praising the product and booklet.
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Gime
Twila
Rand
Cern
Isis
Possum Co
Battle Creek
Wellhille
Rogers May Resign After Panama Canal Claim Push
Richard A Rogers general counsel of the Panama Canal Commission sailed for the United States today without resolving claims lodged by Panamanians and foreigners whose property was seized for canal use. He is expected to resign on arrival in the United States.
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Panama Canal
Panama
Richard A Rogera
Tanama Canal Commission
United States
Joke costs him his life at Birchwood scene
In Chittinongs Tennessee on November 24, Garfield High School student, twenty years old, was stabbed and killed by Nathan Dixon after a dispute over lighting a pipe. Dixon lit a second match which was blown out, then produced a knife and fatally attacked. Bloodhounds pursue the killer as both families are prominent.
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Chittinongs
Tenn
Birchwood
Garfield HS
Nathan Dixon
S Aay Dixon
Dixon
Explosion Rocks Orange Hotel Cellar In New Jersey
An explosion in the cellar of John Ashworth's hotel in Orange, New Jersey, wrecked the bar room and twisted woodwork, an estimate of damage reaches 95,000 dollars. The cause is unknown though Ashworth suggested dynamite or powder may have been present in the cellar. The boiler was hurled through a partition fifteen feet away.
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Wenhington
TAMMANY LEADERS COMING TO BRYAN BANQUET
Harry Walker, a Democratic figure from New York, says Tammany Hall leaders will attend the Bryan banquet in Jamestown. Attendees include James J. Hagan, Jenn F. Curry, James B. Shearn, Ross Wallama, Peter Doping, William Dalton, and about twenty-two district captains. They travel from New York aboard a boat and arrive in Jamestown, bringing strong Democratic votes and county influence.
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Bryan Dime
Harry Walker
Tammany Hall
Bea
Bryan
Tan 7
New York
Tammany
Mr. Walker
Willam Z. Beyan
James J. Hagan
Jénn F. Curry
James B.shearn
Ross Wallama
Peter Doping
William Dalton
Jamestown
Norfolk
Nominia
Congress
Empire State
Sherif Vlaherty
Kings County
Brooklyn
A Harkins
Mrs Goulds Separation Deposition Ties Cody Affair to London
Helen Mergaya testifies before a referee about alleged relations between Katherine Clemmons and Col Willem F Cody. She claims knowledge from Chicago and the Hoffman House, and that she and Clemmons went to Europe with Cody's departed interest. She says Cody wrote letters ending the liaison and that they faced hardship in London while supporting themselves with newspaper work.
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New York
Helen Mer
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
Katherine Clemmona
Willem F. Cody
Buffalo Bul
Chicago
Hoffman House
Mia Mergaya
Katherine Clemmons
Europe
Cody
Big Bil Hawley
London
Parla Air
Mer
Girl Curses Father in Court Over Detention
Bella McKenzie, eighteen, jailed as a witness in the Hitchcock case, appeared before Magistrate Corrigan at Jefferson Market Court. Her father asked for indefinite confinement at the Protestant Episcopal House of Mercy in Inwood. the girl resisted, cursed him and the court as she was led away.
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New York
Bella McKenziie
Casa Aguinet Raymond
Hichcock
Corrigan
Jefferson Market Court
House of Mercy
Inwood
Sho
Cour
Chicago Saloons Open Probe Seeks Sunday Violation Evidence
Chicago saloons opened as volunteer detectives gathered evidence to show Sunday closing law violations. Findings to be presented to the grand jury. aims to indict saloonkeepers in each ward. State law allows up to 3200 fine and jail. Mayor Busse has not responded to petitions supporting the Sunday law.
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Chicago
Auvun
Busse Hos
Jury unable to reach verdict in Adams murder case
Rathdrum jury fails to agree on Steve Adams murder verdict after hours deliberation. Eight jurors favor acquittal while four — JF House, Charles Ditta, DL Garwood, and A Varnum — convict Adams of killing Fred Tyler in the Marhin Creek district of Shoshone County Idaho in August 1904.
Hoar Statue Awaiting Site In Worcester Debate
Mayor John T Duggan and Charles M Thayer chair of the statue fund said the statue for Senator George Frisble Hoar, to be completed in Brooklyn, must be stored for a time as disagreement over the most fitting site continues.
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Wadington Post
Worcester
Mass
John T Duggan
Charles M. Thayer
George Frisble Hoar
Brooklyn
Americans Wed in Paris
Richard Miller a portrait painter from St Louis living in Paris wed Miss Harriet Adams of Philadelphia in Paris a few days ago both having spent years abroad. The ceremony reflects transatlantic ties and Miller's Paris residence.
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Miss Adams
Philladelphie
Richard Miller
Warrington
St. Louis
St Louis
Paris
Harriet Adams
Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
Reginald Sprvliieg
Pitt
Sura Semper
Marc AG
Strat Santherst Tunsday
Wwachuk Amm
United
Mount Olivet
Thomas
Wyse Sears
User
Reig
Blurry
Foie Nee Duarte
Piper
Moses
Fotsov
Alun Oded
Lyon
Artinie
Blackistone's
14Th & H Sts
Mata
Northyrest
Charler's Fox
Jack Rabbit
China
Miss Funk
Crookes
Sonore
Mazagan
Abdul Aziz
Storkholm
Nova
William Crookes
Tingier
Fiskest Fralsiinrm
Mlwigin
Fhreige Board of
Abul Slas
Bryan Judge
Grays Guest
Baltmore
Mrs. Eddy
Delnium
Tokalon Wine CO
Landlent Guesnes
Mrs. Gould
Col. Cody
Bella McKenzie
Hitchcock Casa
Adams Jury
Zate
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
Flowse Cardaby
Misa ‘Cline
Washington Post
Holy Land
Corrensio
Barobing
Oman
Bent A
Marshalone
Dole
Sanaio
Moe
Magdalene
Babello
Sudaouryse
Sattas
West Indies
Australie
Ang
Inir
Ave
Affleck’s Drug Store
Penna. Ave
Washington
Sheet Munte
Victor
Colombia
Talking Machines
International Convention
Young Men’s Christian Associations
QF North
Hoon
Air St
Apitt
Treagury
Stepa
Agricultural Department
Stape Ann
Ramen
Ottis Gworth
National Tote
Merrick’s Commission House
Omoe
George Washington University
Majestic Theater
Bomar Iy Post
Lewis Crossett Ie
Balfard
Whitehouse
Bruno Hobes
Robert Adams
Tamera I Vane
Pimotiy
John Me Alj
A.M' Brun
Stockdaal
Robert Freematorme
Wertericn
Harry Clavis
A Waite
Javia Latshaw
EL_O “Mercer
Weathertore LW
Penne
Robinso
To-Da
War End
Navy
Treasury
North Front
Patent Office
East Front
Tyest
Aston
Oafice Newy Yard
Fimes
David Latshaw
Michener VI
Ropinson
Holmen
J. J.georges & Son
Georges
Cora
Basiion
Tharp’s
Berkeley Rye
Post
Sunday Post
Sporting Department
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