Old Core Epistle and Stokes in Adams Room Case
The testimony centers on Stokes denying involvement with Lilian Graham and detailing letters warning her about beer. Moody questioning reveals a plan to help Miss Graham, references to Ada Howell and Ethel Conrad, and a dramatic war of words over money and motives. Stokes describes his attire the night of the Varuna encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Graham
al Adams
Millonaire
Tegrahs
Stokes
T Adams
Sasanta
Palley Kings
Tystie Marcos
Tia
Conrad
Jing
Bethel Conrad Woody
Lolihan Wees
Agamet Beer
Letington
Moore
Tallian
Graham
Lexington
Old Cove
Lilian
Chicago
Moore Yus
Lilian Graham
Ada Howell
Emnire Moora
Ethel Conrad Pala
Misa Conrad
Ansonia
Misa Graham Stokes
Miss Conrad
Misk Conrad
Mina Graham
Varuna
Ur Stokes
Obituary roundup with multiple names and dates
A fragmented obituary notice lists numerous individuals with memorial dates in November 1911. Names include Henry Belge, William Henry, Bussey, Frees, Matthias, Henry Tagier, Nancy, William Rayner, and others. The text cites cemeteries and services in Washington and nearby areas with scattered dates and locations.
Tearoom Opens at Cafe Republique With Bright Decor
The new south side tearoom at Cafe Republique opened to the public with color and music. A Flangarian orchestra played on a balcony as diners and theatergoers praised the addition. Rose souvenirs were given to many women, and the room is entirely new and separate from the main dining area with its own street entrance and balcony access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafe Republique
Fifteenth Street
Oldiel
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Named in District Listings
A noisy catalog of funeral homes with addresses and phone numbers appears, listing W. Be. Speare at 940 F Street NW and many others. J. William Lee, Thos. M. Hindle, George P. Zarhorst, Wm. Sardo & Co, Frank Gruber’s Sons, and more advertise services and facilities. prices and chapel details are given across various Northwest Washington DC locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Speare
F Street
W. Reery
Speane
J. William Lee
Rk. P. Harvey's Sons
Funerat
George P. Zarhorst
Charles 8
Surhorst
Mar
Modern Chapel
W. BE
Pumpheesy & Son
ERAL
Emtalmers
Maryland
NO PROBE BY STANLEY DECLARES WAR ON LITTLETON
Representative A Stanley chairing the House Committee of Inquiry Into the United States Steel Corporation refused Littleton’s request to summon witnesses. Stanley said he has no authority to call subpoenas and urged Littleton to appeal to the House floor if redress is desired. He warned a broad attack could occur on the committee and himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Stanley
House
United States Steel Corporation
Martin W Littleton
New York
Brapley
Littleton
John A Hennessy
Henry B. Martin
Antitrust League
David Lemar
Hej i
United States Btel Corporation
Aid
Stéatey
Lttteton
Withchases
Stanley
Congress
Tee
Col Davis Buried After Keyser Death
Funeral services for Col Davis were held in Wantington with prominent attendees from across the Stars. The body arrived on a special train over the Western Maryland Railroad and burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery in Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantington
Elking
W Va
Col . B. Davis
Keyser
Maplewood Cemetery
Western Maryland Railroad
Health Office Record and Death Notices from Washington Area
Health office record lists numerous births with parent names and infant genders including Charles A and Nora Thomas, Timothy and Sarah Dugan, William D and Rebecca Bimms, and John W and Rose Green. Death notices mention Michael Monahaid, William Price, Honora, Daniel W Colliga, Gertrude Gately, Naomi F Darts, and many others with hospital affiliations and ages ranging from four to eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxvsta
Pauline ZanniJh
Charles A
Nora Thomas
Garrett J
Annly R Tucker
Mary
Tracy
William D
Sierrett
Timothy
Sarah VY Dugan
Charles J
Bila
Diete
Eiel
William T
Bertie H Anderson
Bor
Niiaen
Rebecca A Bimms
Frederick
Rica Jones
John W
Rose Green
Henry C
Elica
Corbin
Alien
Rosie Corley
Jane W Burton
White HX Hatcherson
Southeastormer
Michael Monahaid
William Price
aGinianrestors
Washington
Arytarn
Honora
Heck
Walter Reed Hospital
Takoma Park
Yeere
Virginie C Duigen
Daniel W Colliga
Hughes
George A Connor
Boon
O'Brien
Collins
Tubsrculosia Hospital
Gertrude Gately
Chudresa Hospital
Jovian
Trodglan
Sih Ct Nw
Naomi
WY Phompian
Governsiene ’Hospital
Tie Tasana
Charles Johnson Providence Hospital
Matthias Breen
Athna
Jeremiah
Jones
Governsbast
Momphad
Yobu T Wright
St Aw
Paarn
Thotan H Nash
Government Hospital For
Jame Toi
Flaye No
William Meyer
NH Ave
William Scot
Tubstautasia Hospital
Wincie Moon
Fenton St
Adaline Lockwood
Seara
Cleared of Husband Death By Jury in New York
Miss Frances O Shaughnessy was found sane at the time of shooting her husband who she believed must be killed to save his soul. Jurors cleared her of all blame in the slaying. She will face further testimony from alienists to determine current sanity before a possible commitment or release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frances ‘O'Shaughnessy
Abe
Admiralty shakeup elevates Bridgeman and Battenberg as Sea Lords
London reports a major admiralty reshuffle with Air Francis Bridgeman named first sea lord and Prince Louis of Battenberg becoming second sea lord. William Pakenham and George Egerton Cart fill other senior posts as Churchill drives youthful leadership, amid no stated policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bridgeman
Prince Louis of Battenberg
London
Admiralty
Air Francis Charles Bridgeman
Home Fleet
Arthur Knyvet Wilson
George le Clere Egerton Cart
William Pakenham
Madden
Charles John Briggs
Winston Spencer
Pakenham
Togo
Churchill
George Astley Callashan
Wilson
Hyerton
Masked men rob widow in Yonkers home invasion
Three masked bandits bound and gagged Mrs Alfred N Beixas a wealthy widow at her Yonkers home today. They robbed jewelry valued at 35.0 and tied Jesse Carter a Negro servant. Beixas later freed by Carter who tore himself free and released her. The intruders demanded more jewelry and fled with the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Alfred N Beixas
Seixas
Jesse Carter
Four men sentenced to death and two boys to life in Chicago murder case
Four men Ewald Frank Shiblawaki Philp Sommering and Thomas Schultz were found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death. Two boys Frank Kite and Lea Suchomaki were given life imprisonment. The victim Fred W Gruetzow, a truck farmer, was robbed and killed after pleading for life to support his wife and baby. All defendants confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ewald
Frank Shiblawaki
Philp Sommering
Thomas Schultz
Frank Kite
Lea Suchomaki
Fred W Gruetzow
Waiters Demand Tips at Annus Afairs Meeting
Washington waiters meeting at 409 Fifteenth Street NW denounced tipping bans and labor myths, vowing tips ensure best service and exposing “cheap sport” patrons. More than 400 attendees heard remarks from Harry Littleford and Col. John A. Jayes about wages, etiquette, and the tipping system, with debates on hotel salaries and customer influence. In other news, William Negle of Washington was sentenced to four years in Maryland Penitentiary for copper wire theft from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Washington
Waiters’ Association of the
District of Columbia
Fifteenth Street Northwest
Travelers! Protective Association
Knights of the Napkin
Walters’ Stroker
Walters
Atte
Mores
Bingera
Aneedotea
Harry Littleford
Col
John A. Jayes
Lee Bode
James Thompson
W E. Barron
Rockville
Willam Negle
Maryland
Peter and Motter
Chesapeake and Potomac Téléphone Company
BLUE MAY SUCCEED WYMAN
Honolulu dispatch reports Dr Rupert Blue of the Public Health Service ordered to return to Washington. He will be succeeded here by Dr George W McCoy. It is believed Blue’s return relates to choosing a successor to the late Dr Walter Wyman, surgeon general. It is thought President Taft may appoint either Dr Blue or Adgt J H White of New Orleans to fill the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Washington
George W. McCoy
Blue
Walter Wyman
Adrg
J. H .White
New Orleans
Taft
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Lilien
Kentucky
William Enry
Ds Army
Tata City
Voomas Eratal
Bussey
Haere ¢ Ousmenter Mowe
Donee Peete
Ata
Matprias
Michaut
Breen
Thursdas
Saul
Rela ' Ea
Fords
Netlie Ceerhams
Nme
Tradinmoa Bes
CSU
Gallagher Bonorak
Wisconsin Cayenne
Wednewiie
Fae
Ty Road
Piquet Dinonston
Ron Anty
Nancy Pat
Kenie
Bertfort
Misa
Grinddaughter
Aivabeth
Zane Wuera
Nwittiam Rayner
Ann
Murs
Beng Am Chiiteenth
Per Slamptos
Ted
Hampton
Stutini
Tom Mittiam
Boson
Soinafow
Viena
Satna
Rich
Priel
J. Falvey Rerests Streals YW
Myaterio
Golden Gate
Smaterne
Kalon Wine CO
Col. Davis
West Virgina
Health Office Record
Birtha
Husband
Fury
Fleet
Annus Affairs
Garcon
Pourbuire
Wyman
Sheng Ae Hive Am
Dhs
Tsue
Weestee
Egil
Aed
Sloane
Chaumont
Kalliston
H Street
N. W
Andy Toth
Madge C. Jenigan
Ebbitt
Crystal Dining
Crystal Room
Ebbitt House
G. F. Schutt
Propri
WY SS
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