Roche Sues for Self Defense in Broadway Shooting Case
New York gambler Roche claims Frank Felton shot him in a Broadway confrontation. Roche identified Felton as the shooter after hospital doctors warned of likely death, while Felton denies any gun involvement. Felton was held without bail as the coroner and district attorney weigh self defense and possible motive tied to a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Frank
Guy Rud
Jin Felton
Mba
Pelton
Hoch
Roche
Felton
Hinadway
Tts
Emily
Fran Oid Pals
Fred
Bal
Scholer
Broadway
Marlborough Hotel
Permitte
Kentucky
Fitzgerald
Barkeeperm
Marriage and Death Notices From Major Papers
Notices of marriage and death appear across prominent newspapers including The Washington Post and others listed, with no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. The notice mentions multiple city papers such as New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, and St Louis Republic among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
York Tirges
Baltimore Herald
Hurtos Globe
Buptalu Gurier
CIN
Innati
Chago Record-Herald
Phulladelpiua Public Ledger
Pitiserg
Provinenct Jornal
Rooil Peielersald
ST Lotis Republic
Ayracuse Post-Standard
ST Pau
Marriages and Obituaries across states in November 1904
A collage of marriage notices and obituaries from multiple towns and counties dated November 1904. Entries name G e o g e A VeLaughlin and Sarah Boland Sims, various residents of Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New York, along with funeral and memorial details for Moses Cohen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoge A VeLaughlin
Sarah Boland Simsons
Miner Wo High
Lynville
Rockingham County
Clara Fayre
Maple Dale
Greenbroncom
kWeeman
Ruth Goodwyn
Din Biddie Covery
Radwine
Pitcaburg Pa
Hesalla Dale
Osceula Mills
Carlos W. Booner
Ella L Moore
Sumjik
Chaves FP
Paine
Mary H Lee
Health Office Record of Hospital and Patient Ages
Health office record listing patients and ages with hospital affiliations and addresses. Includes Irene Dmevhttr children at Ida Beaneh Hospital, Charles Crawford Emergent Hospital, and Prosiience Hospital staff and patients aged from 14 months to 161 years with various street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huis
Siuaberh Ann Arnold
St Se
Irenes
Ldren’s Hospital
Ferant
Ida Beaneh
Trumbull Ae
Charles Crawford Emergent Hospital
Aaunie Donnelly
St Na
Sears Mars EO Pefiwickt Langdon
Brephen Kelies
St. On
Mary Rod
Undertakers Directory Listing and Chapel Ad
J William Lee Funeral Directory and Embalmer Livery offers a commodious chapel at Mogen Crematorium with modest prices. F Harvey's Sons Directors and Embalmers advertise first class services at moderate prices with Courmoulous Chapel and North 819 contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Lee
Mogen Crematorium
Pennslvania Ave Nw
Joseph Gawler
Main
Ave
F. Harvey's Sons
AL_DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
Folrtecxth Street
Courmoulous Chapel
North
Lost in Big Mining Deal Shuts Big Bend Bank Davenport
The Big Bend National Bank of Davenport Washington seems to have closed due to a proposed two mile tunnel into Palmer Mountain in Okanogan County to extract gala and silver ore. President C May and director F H Luce backed the mining plan, leading to heavy loans and regulatory cautions. The other Davenport bank remains sound and reopening chances are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend National Bank
Davenport
Wash
Spokane
the Chronicle
Palmer Mountain
Okanogan County
C. May
F. H. Luce
Cirmers
Mar
Fastern Washington
Big Bend Natenal Bank
English Cotton Association Likely to Visit America
The Times reports the Lancashire Cotton Association will probably accept an invitation from U S cotton exchanges municipalities and chambers of commerce to visit the Southern States. Some oppose, arguing New England and Southern Manufacturer Association are not involved, but the invitation is seen as a cordial exchange likely to yield positive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Cotton Association
America
London Times
Washington Post
London
the Times
Lancashire Cotton Association
Chambers of Commerce
United States
New England
Southern Manufacturer Association
Cotton Growers’ Association
Patrol Wagon Upset Injuring Canarsie Reserves in Brooklyn
At Canarsie station Brooklyn a patrol wagon carrying seven police reserves overturned on a sharp turn while responding to a fire alarm. Driver James Devins and Patrolman Charles Matthews were seriously injured, Roundsman Fox suffered a broken arm, and Patrolman Frank Ford was badly cut and bruised. Passengers on a trolley car rushed them to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Canarsie Pobes Station
James Devins
Charles Matthews
Fox
Frank Ford
Newlands Sees Irrigation Pact at El Paso Conference
Senator Newlands arrives in Washington after attending the National Irrigation Congress in El Paso Texas. He says the gathering settled the New Mexico Texas water dispute and backed Willam Smythe’s plan to store Rio Grande waters at Elephant Buttes New Mexico. The congress urged state federal cooperation, land policy shifts, and district based reclamation with bond financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
el Paso
Rio Grande Dam
Newlands
Nevada
Washington
National Irrigation Congress
el Paco
Tex
New Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande
Elephant Buttes
Willam E. Smythe
Reclamation Fund
Montana Company Fails Receiver Appointed After Postal Fraud Order
In Great Falls Montana on November 23 W Steer was named receiver for the Montana Co operative Ranch Company at the request of former president Sam H Wood. Assets estimated at 965 000 liabilities 20040. Company claimed ownership of 3000 sheep a year ago lost 14000 to weather and 93000 driven away leaving about 6000 near Shelby Junction. Fraud order had barred the mail as inspectors allege investments were solicited across Pennsylvania Massachusetts and New York with promises of large returns on small capital. more than 100000 collected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
W. Steer
Montana Co-operative Ranch Company
Sam H. Wood
Wood
Shelby Junction
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New York
Veto of Endurance Race Ban by New York Mayor
Mayor McClellan vetoed an aldermen passed ordinance banning any endurance contest over three hours daily. He argues it unlawfully restricts personal rights and would burden police and health departments while public health authority remains with existing agencies. The measure would have blocked the six day bicycle race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McClellan
Board of Aldermen
Father and Son Accused of Mrs Gay Murder Near Agency
George W. Gay and his son Lester Gay were arrested at the cemetery gate near Agency Missouri on a charge of murdering Mrs. George Gay the wife of George and mother of Lester. The woman was found dead with a cut throat after being interred today as the sheriff from St Joseph made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
George W. Gay
Lester Gay
Agency
George Gay
Gay
Lester
Prairie Fire Rages North of Harlem Montana
A large prairie fire in Montana has burned for days forty miles north of Harlem. The blaze continues to sweep thousands of acres of grazing land and destroy thousands of dollars worth of property amid fierce flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Harlem
Mont
Political gossip on cabinet names for Roosevelt era
The piece notes Col Charles J Bonaparte of Baltimore as a potential Interior Secretary candidate and mentions Representative Bartholdt of Missouri. It discusses Ohio Governor Herrick and rival Albert Douglas, plus tariff stand-patters, Tammany Hall strife, Kansas inaugural balls and Iowa politics. It also reports a Gold Medal of Honor awarded to Patrolman Michael J Coyne for rescuing James Harkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Bartholdt
St. Louis
Maryland
McKinley
Gary
Col
Bonaparte
Post Office Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Michael J. Coyne
New York Cty
Coyne
James Harkness
East River
Ite
Kansas City Party Heads for Diaz Inauguration
A 53 member delegation led by A Holtiwell president of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad departed on a special train for Mexico City. They will spend a week there to witness President Diaz’s inauguration on December 1 and return via the Mexican Central to Chihuahua for inspection of the Orient line east and west of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
A. Holtiwell
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
City of Mexico
Diaz
Chihuahua
Hanging in Batesville for Sheriff Murder
Robert Causby was hanged in Batesville Arkansas on November 23 for the murder of Sheriff Jeff D Morgan in Batesville on September 15 194. He was nearly dead from nervous prostration before reaching the gallows, a complete wreck at the time of execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Ark
Robert Causby
Dsy
Jeff D. Morgan
Causby
Roosevelt Shown Warm Welcome in Indianapolis Visit
President Roosevelt greeted by tremendous applause as his train arrived in Indianapolis. He praised Indiana, teased Ohio and Missouri then bade the crowd good night. Exposition plans in St Louis include tight security and a 9:20 am arrival of the special train at the World’s Fair grounds. Nashville invites Roosevelt to visit on his southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Sheehan
Tammany Worthies
Peabody
Taggart
Hill
President Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Roosevelt
Missouri
Francis
St. Louis Exposition Company
St. Louis
Jefferson
Union Station
Morley Pleads for warmer US Britain ties at New York dinner
John Morley urged closer relations between the United States and Great Britain during a New York Letos Club dinner. Attendees included Chauncey Depew, Israel Zangwill, Judge Nesbitt, Nicholas Murray Butler, Henry Van Dyke, and Stewart Woodford. He praised shared civilization and urged friendship with France, urging Anglo American cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Morley
Letos Club
Chauncey M. Depew
Israel Zangwill
Wallace Nesbitt
Supreme Court of Canada
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Henry van Dyke
Spain
Stewart L.woodford
Frank R. Lawrence
Morley
Rey
Sir Edward Clarke
Saga
Asana
Great Britain
Edward Clarke
House of Commons
United States
France
England
AFL Deliberations End With Brewery Union Victory
San Francisco delegates resolved most issues favoring the Brewery Workers' Union as engineers and teamsters keep their craft affiliations. Santiago Iglesias warned Porto Rico’s labor conditions worsen under the current regime, with starvation deaths reported. A move to scrap the Washington lobby failed amid socialist opposition led by President Gompers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Brewery Workers’ Union
International Brotherhoods of Engineers, Firemen, and Teamsters
American Federation of Labor
Teamsters
Santiago Iglesias
Porto Rico
Spain
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Association of Woodworkers
Death of Charles Scott in Philadelphia at 76
Charles Scott, a Philadelphia iron tradesman and car springs manufacturer, died at his home aged seventy six. He directed a Canada steel car springs plant now known as Montreal Steel Works and served on multiple church and university boards including Wesleyan University Drew Theological Seminary and American University. He held vice president roles in religious societies and led various local groups.
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Philadelphia
Charlies Scott
Jorg
Canada
Montreal
Mmsted
Scott
Wesleyan University
Drew Theological Seminary
American University
Washington, D. C
Methodist Episcopal General Missionary Society
Feared Floating Mines Delay Pacific Liner Korea
The Pacific Mail Liner Korea, arriving from the Orient, spent ten hours halted in the Yellow Sea due to fear of floating mines. Captain Sesbury kept ship from sailing at night. Among passengers were Maj. T Wheeland and his wife, a Kruger daughter, Lieut. Col. Paul St. C Mur phy, commander at Cavite, and Dr. Paul Freer, Manila government bacteriologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mail
Yellow Sea
San Francisco
Korea
Orient
Sesbury
Maj
T. Wheeland
Paul Kruger
Transvaal
Paul St. C. Murphy
Marine Corps
Cavite
Paul ©. Freer
Manila
Tragedy Ends Crop Quarrel in Covington
Covington Georgia reports the shooting death of J. Blankinship, an Oak Hill resident, by J. A. Scott over a crop division dispute. The elderly renter was killed on land Scott farms. Local wealth and property ties noted in the fatal quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
W. J. Blankinship
Oak Hill
J. A. Scott
Blankinship
Scott
Germany Accepts Call for Peace Conference at The Hague
The German government has cordially accepted in principle President Roosevelt's suggestion for a second conference at The Hague. It does not commit to a date and awaits other powers' replies. Secretary Hay reports generous reception of the invitation and notes replies are expected soon to determine steps toward fixing a meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Hay
Roosevelt
The
Hague
Vhgue
Treasury reports and appointments in brief
Treasury receipts show internal revenue 1 627 516 customs 1 192 831 miscellaneous 399 W1 expenditures 2 230 000. Richard T Morgan of El Reno Okla named register of the land office at Woodward. Fourth class postmasters appointed at New York Wardenclyffe Margaret Brennan and Pennsylvania Davidsville Calvin Layman Ori zonna A H ready. Peru and Brazil sign treaty to settle boundary disputes and related claims.
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Treasury
National Bank
Land Office
Woodward
Richard T Morgan
el Reno
Oklo
Territory
New York
Wardenclyffe
Margaret Brennan
Pennsylvania
Davidsville
Calvin Layman
Orizonna
A. H. Ready
Peru
Brazil
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Gambier
Sister
Fower
Potonas
Moses Cowen
Eighth Street
Olea Om Sandis
David Kahn
Tet Thormis
Johaonah Hayes
St Mary
Torestville
Alfred
Alice May Lansburt
Anerih
Forestville
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John R. Wright
Tenth Street Nw
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
Niewapal
Pritchett
Henry 8. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carnegie Institution
Gillman
Carnegie
G Street
Congress
Reclamation Service
Uncle Sam
Gov. Pardee
California
Salt Lake
Portland
Oreg
Montana Company
To-Kalon
To-Kalon v.Men Se
Herrick
Albert Douglass
Chillicathe
Shim
Harding
Marcus Hanna
T. C. Raynolds
Akron
Oho
Friends
Kansas
Halley
Gov
Stanley
Cest E W. Hoch
Marion County
Topeka
Des Moines
Cummins
Iowa
United States Senate
House
Senate
J. A. T. Bull
Hull
House of Representatives
Sooo
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
Mes
Brewers
Forto Rico
Ieland
Teameters
Belleville
Brewery Workers' Union
Charles Scott
American University of Washington
Harlforn
Conn
Francis Buell Coole
Coates, Farwell & Co
Field & Leiter
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Mr. Cooley
Granvilll
Hartford
Cooley
National Exchange Bank
Society For Savings
Providence
Wishkill
New Haven
Isnoxville
William Gourdy
Knoxville College
Beaver
Lansing
Mich
J. W. Burbette
Berea
Michigan Agricultural College
la Savoie
Havre
Cunard Line
Campania
Liverygel
Queenstown
Nantucket
la Lorraine
Cherbourg
Bremen
Plymouth
Naples
Neckar
Cretic
Boston
Moville
Corinthian
Halifax
St. Johns
N. B
Brow Head
Cymric
Liverpool
Lucania
Edmonston
Yous Wen
Edmonston’s
Roger A. Pryor
Sunday Post
Mr. Dooley
Berryman
Gould
Harriman
Fish
Vanderblt
Clarence L. Cullen
Dorothy Dix
the Christ
Queens of Society
Germany
Hub Furniture Co
S. E
IRS
Cafe Calvert Gif
A. Collins
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