Crimes of Boy Grow Jewelers Admitted to Theft
A 12 year old schoolboy, Hiram W Wright, admits rifling a cash register at a store where he was permitted to warm himself. Detectives identified a pattern of robberies in the city in the last two months and aim to connect Wright to additional thefts. Julius Sondheimer, jewelry shop owner, figures in the unfolding case as detectives pursue further charges.
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Hiram W. Wright
O'Brien
Springman
Central Office
Evans
Young Wright
Central Offie
O'Dea
Kleindienst
Julius Sondheimer
Baventh Street
Odes
Lordheimer
Wright
House of Detention
Youma
Obituary notices and family notices from a 1908-1909 Washington area paper
A fragmentary funeral and birth notice page lists multiple obituaries and family announcements. Names include George Bernard Ve arson, Catherine Harrington, Atlee Kelton, Mary Margaret King, Martin J McCormick, Ed ahr McGrath, Reuben Mullan an, Josephine Phillips, Jennie O’Brien Hoat lies Grae, Ellen Butterworth Worster, and others with dates and residences in Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria, and Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Georgia Avenue
Catherine
William Harrington
Keltor
Astra Clarke
Jinesu
Alaska
Atlee Sanfort
Bry
J. Kelton
Josephine 2
Relton
Isane
Chunottesville
Kisg
AL Broderick
Mary Margaret King
Kristiaan Ragral
Rederick
McCormick
Martin J
Mary
Tate Patricy
Margaret McCormick
Mount Olivet
Coineveey Migrath
Hue
ED Ahd G
Catherine McGrath
Josephine Freancus
Thomas J. d Mary F. Phillips
Yuuléem
St. Pauls Church
Wieenthamt
Ruatoon
Providence
Jennie O'Brien
In memoriam Mallory and marriage notices page
In remembrance of CHAT hill Mallory who departed this life November 9, two years hence. Beloved wife Maggie Maria mourns. Funeral directors advertise embalmers and funeral services across Washington area with offices on Seventh Street Northwest and Penn Avenue.
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Mallory
Chat Hill
Maggie Maria
Twenty-fourth Street
Eee
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Sarceon
Cain
Focge
Frank Geier
F Street
N. W
Rything
Geo
P. Zurhorst
J. William Ler
John R. Wright
Jone North
R. F. Harvey
Vaid
Brak
Teagraie Pelen Telepnepe North
New Diabetes Treatment Promises Slower Recovery Timeline
A stalled report outlines a new compound named Dlapetis touted as promising in diabetes care, claiming slower progression for many patients and quicker recovery for children. It notes variable outcomes, with a large majority responding while some cases remain stubborn. mentions researchers and a Washington address for the treatment, plus credit to J. Ulead Go in Fransteen, Cal, and an unrelated crime section about a jewelry store robbery and a teen suspect.
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Tnted
J. Ulead
Fet
Fransteen
Cal
Dying Wife Kept Across Three Days by Proud Contractor
James Raymond of Bath Beach, New York, lay with his dying wife for three days and nights at 19% Benson Avenue. Basketed with fever and cold, he refused aid, recalled past wealth, and finally begged for morgue help after his wife died just after 3 AM. He would not seek assistance from kin or friends, and faced burial with scant funds.
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Washington Post
New York
Virginia
James Raymond
Benson Avenue
Bath Beach
Pelle
Lieut
Kennedy
Raymond
John Raymond
Manhattan
James
Alsop arbitration talks move to King Edward role
Chilean foreign minister cables Washington that the Spanish version of the Alsop pact to submit the dispute to arbitration has been sent for verification. Both nations favor King Edward as arbitrator in the over 4100000 damages claim involving an American syndicate, though a formal acceptance from the king is not yet confirmed.
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State Department
United States
Chile
Alsop
Washington
King Edward
Waite
dQscover
Santiago
ChHean
Edward
London
Kim
Lora Knollys
Senor 3
Federal payroll size tops the Army and districts lead
A forthcoming Blue Book reveals Treasury employs 6 994, the largest payroll in appointments and salaries. The District of Columbia leads all states and territories in federal payroll figures, with a striking share of personnel and money. The report highlights vast federal employment levels and regional disparities in pay scales.
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Treasury
Mexican Government Intentions Announced and Gunboat Movements
News notes the Mexican government's intentions and reports gunboat Seattle leaving Seattle under Commander Hayes for Nicaragua, with Princeton en route to San Francisco for communion and stores before entering Nicara guan waters. It also covers federal employment figures from the 1909 Official Register, listing 28,987 total workers and salaries, plus a note on Mexican and Nicaraguan events including bullfighting bans and revolutionary contributions.
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Seattle
Washington Housekeepers Debate Domestic Servant Reform
Prominent Washington women of the Housekeepers Alliance react to Rev. Dr. Van Schaick's charge that employers bear blame for the household help problem. Mrs. David Brewer says the remark is broad and notes no servant problem in her experience. The group outlines plans for an employment bureau nursery kindergarten and training schools to improve conditions for servants and alleviate hardships.
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Brewer
Washington
Washington Housekeepers' “Alliance
John J. van Schaiex
Our Father, Universalist
Alliance
Sarvanta
United States
van Schalek
van Swiatck
Bis
Ag Tain
Wren M. Rugg
The
H. BF. Macfarland
Mary
Tockwood
Robert Shaw
Wendell P. Stafford
Robert M. Ta Vollette
Alice E. Whittaker
Ant
It. C. Coulson
Association
van Schack
Lockwood
van Schaick
Hougehalas
Mrs. Sidwell
Many Awards for Maryland Horticultural Exhibit
Prof CP Close, Maryland horticulturist, at the Vanerville Farmers Club meeting near Beltsville, reports Maryland's success at the national horticultural congress in Council Bluffs. He earned multiple gold medals and cups for nuts, chestnuts, butternuts, sweet potatoes, cauliflower, and potato varieties, with 31 of 48 varieties entered and 22 premiums won. Maryland also took second prize for a state agricultural implement.
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Washington
Hyattevile
Vaneville Farmers’ Club
Beaumont
Samuel W. Heall
Beltsville
CP. Close
State Horticultural Society
Maryland
Council Blutts
Lowe
Close
Prof. Close
H. Werber & Sons
Oakland
Wives Force Milwaukee Arrest Over Bigamy Claim
A Milwaukee warrant charges H. Buschmann with bigamy after he lived with Antje Juersens Buschmann for seven years while another wife, Bertha Lierach, from Musshmann Milwaukee, held a marriage certificate. He reportedly agreed to pay the St Louis wife monthly support, while payments to the Milwaukee wife sparked her action.
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H. Buschmann
Ssuer
Milwaukee
Bertha Lierach
Musshmann
Antje Juersens Buschmann
Buschmann
St. Louis
Leilling
Bogan
Buschmang
St Louis
Hve
Reform Legislation Plan Urges Broad Session In December
Congress faces reform actions within days as reformers announce a conference between December 12 and 17. Taft, Andrew Carnegie, and Gen. Frederick D. Grant are invited to speak while delegates attend sessions urging stricter laws on tram traffic, drugs, and broader industry reforms including abortion-related topics and sacral shifts in labor policy.
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Depcember
Taft
Andrey Carnegié
Frederick D. Grant
Apeate
Sesajona
Ines
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Blackistone's
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Legation of
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Brazil
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Joit Sistiatorn
Foun Davie
Seentin
Knowles
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Durand
Ivartonq
Executive Office
Department of State
Treasury Department
War Department
Department of Justice
Navy
Department of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce and
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District of Columbia
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Georgi
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Sieele
Mexico City
Coatzueyaites
Tehuantepec
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Toonmil
Sussman
Estrada
Zelaya
Ilaya
Manague
Parker,Bridget
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Ninth and the Avenue
Mistress
Vention
Congress
Associated Press
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