Carlton a Bluebeard record traced by police
Inspector Cross presents a long police report on Carlton or McCandless, linking his crimes to wife murder allegations at the time of arrest. The New Jersey woman survived a morphine poisoning attempt after Carlton, once known as Charles R Parley, worked as a farm hand in 1892 at Westwood, New Jersey. He faces a long sentence and indirect denouncement from the bench.
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Inspector Cross
Carlton
New Jersey
Wiletta Hird
John J Meade
Westwoul N J
Charles R Parley
Wil
Etta Bird
McCabe
Hastwood
N. J
Manhattan
EH Quick
McCandless
Raymond Street
Viletta
Aspinall
LICENSED TO MARRY INVARIABLY LISTS SEVERAL COUPLES
A clipped notice lists numerous marriage intentions and pairs from Virginia, Maryland, and nearby states, naming Bealeton, Anacostia, Lafayette, and other towns. The long roster includes John E Suthard and Addie B Phipps, John Lawrence Hyde and Elizabeth Neale Sth Michael, and many others with residences and families referenced. The entries resemble a formal social register of betrothals and related excerpts from a local society page.
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John E Suthard
Bealeton, Va
Addie B Phipps
Anacostia
John Lawrence Hyde
Elizabeth Neale
Mchael
Alice B
Griffin
Lafayette
Tarle
Saunders
Nellie
Jackson John
Shore
Nellia Newton
Warner H Wright
Letha Macatee
Congress
W Sain
Bernice Congel
Bert
Gregg
Hamilton, Va
May Holmes
Woolburn Va
Mat Gus Cleen
Wetty M Birch Cooge
Howhns
Pleasant
Shorter
Vrs
George County
John Welle
Bertha Wyers Eand ‘Lofstamann
Jersey City
No J
Tran Stevam R P Clary
Evelyn Mo Jones
Hismeld
Jen Miah J
Conor
Mary A Ashstreter
Winger
Falla Church Va
Julia Am
Jose Jaros
Lot
Li Ai
Cortona Brace
Rossi
Bilson
Chia
Henderson
Health Office Record Of October Reports And Names
Health department record lists multiple individuals with ages and addresses, noting hospital or casualty statuses. Names include Frankie Grendel, William Burchare, Alfonzo G De vibeenty, Lawrence D Dryen, George B Durie, James P Duciet, Ernst 8 Duclune, George Filer, Carrie E Ferber, Alma Tioot, Earl love, Pic Wo Griffin, James Hawkins, Charles Jackson, Joseph Jaggi, Lucinds Lyles, Vernice Meracna, Theo L Salley, Carl I Berry, Richard Proctor, Bentrics Robinson, Joan Lo Rowtader, John Rosimond, Barbara, Berkie Sondheiner, Ruth N Stewart, Ruth Thompson, Robert Winston with varied occupations or hospital statuses noted.
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Frankie Grendel
Wiliam Burchare
Alfonzo G de Vibeenty
Lawrence D Dryen
St Mary Act
George B Durie
Easter Branch
James P
Alma
Earl Love
Pic Wo Griffin
James Hawkins
Howe
Charles Jackson
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices In The Kingston Post
Notices announce marriage and death announcements may be inserted by application at no extra charge across multiple newspapers including the York Times Stow Globe Fulao Courier and others. The listing mentions telegraphing options and broad publication across regional papers.
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Kington Post
York Times
Stow Globe
Fualo Courier
Incennate Enquirer
Picago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pitsblag Dispatch
P.w Guidence Journal
Hester Herald
Louis Republic
Biracuse Post-Standard
BT Pall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Clevcland Flain Dealer
Morpheine Powders and Marital Betrayal Reveal Bluebeard Figure
The case centers on McCandless also known as Carlton, accused of moral crimes and alleged murder by morphine powders given to his wife in New Jersey and New York. The saga includes multiple marriages, desertion, and police theory of a deadly plan. Authorities link the wife’s illness to morphine, with testimony suggesting the powders could have killed her.
Change in St John Cathedral angels stirs drama
Visiting delegates at the Episcopal Diocese convention prompted the St John the Divine Cathedral building committee to demand changes to angel sculptures. Sculptor Guntzen Borglum defended his work but authorities argued angels in scripture are male, especially the angel of the incarnation Gabriel.
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St. John’s Cathedral
Washington
New York
Jim
Belmont
Cathedral of St John the
Borglum
Buble
J Guntzen Mothe-Borglum
Aml
Forty Lady Angels
W. R. Huntington
Bia Ih
Mir. Borglum
Ohio Bankers Indicted in Canton Bank Case
Canton Ohio Oct 2 Grand jury returned indictments against Canton State Bank officers W L Davis vice president and Corwin D Bachtel cashier now in receivers hands Davis charged with embezzlement and grand larceny of 16300 Bachtel indicted for the same offenses and an additional indictment for bank entries at the bank on the boule.
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Ohio
Canton
W. L. Davis
Corwin D. Bachtel
Canton State Bank
Davis
Bachtel
Row in Western Life Epithets Freely Bandied
Shouts of robber and thieves erupted at a Chicago policyholders meeting of Western Life Indemnity Company as President George Moulton refused to read minutes and faced attacks from attorney Hicks. The chaos followed adjournment attempts, credentials disputes, and a wider bankruptcy action against manager Rosenfeld with a receiver appointed and claims totaling about 22000.
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Hicks
Rosenfeld
Chicago
Western Life Indemnity Company
George M. Moulton
Attorney Hicks
Moulton
Ceard
hoMer
House
E D. Steem
O .F. Parker
J . White
L M Martin
E D Steem
White
Committee On Credentials
Albert Morgan
E I. Rosenfeld
H Bethea
Edwin C Day
Harriet KR. Dewey
Bradys Bend
Lizabeth Bock
Brunswick
Germany
Kate Clark
Washington
Levinson
Bethea
Rosenfeld Uay
Pla
No Illicit Liquor Traffic Findings From Arctic Probe
Edmonton Oct 3 Canadian Royal Northwest Mounted Police report after returning from Herschell Island in the Arctic The expedition found no liquor traffic with Eskimos by American sealers and deemed the traders orderly and well behaved away from restraint
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Arctic
Edmonton
Alberta
Royal Northwest Mounted Polie
Civilization
Herschell Island
Arctic Ocean
Mquor
Fright Believed Fatal During Hospital Preparation
Andrew Peebles aged 57 died at Grace Hospital in Chicago as doctors prepared for an operation. Officials say fright during instrument setup triggered heart paralysis, while he was being treated for a throat ailment. The death occurred yesterday.
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Chicago
Andrew Peebles
Grace Hospital
Peebles
Prof William P Tenry dies at 65 in Baltimore
Baltimore chemist and toxicologist Professor William P Tenry, M D, Ph D, aged sixty five, died of heart disease. He testified in over forty murder trials and in many other cases involving chemistry. His widow was the daughter of Mrs Burrat linked to Lincoln assassination complicity.
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Lansli Riil
Atondis
Vetront Avenue
Louise
Gustave Lansburgh
MUNCK
Wi Ac
Charlotte
H R Son
Edward Cc Wuck
Third Street
Trtermont
Glenwood Cemetery
Trents
Ciltimor
Ader
Providence Hospital
John I Rohlader
Tate
Tid Seirer Solleist
Edgar Spelden
Sirtus
Furst Popes
Lucy Bayre
Elishs
Theal
John W Bayne Noyce
Gar
Baltimore
William P. Tenry
Tenry
Burrat
Lincoln
Kingston
N. Y
Henry Kelder
New York State
Grant
Catskills
George H. Sharpe
Bandits' Booty Wrecked Train Safe Near Seattle
Two masked men stopped an Overland passenger train near Puget Sound ten miles north of Seattle. They dynamited the express safe, took small remittances, and fled by boat. Two boys, Frank Alfred and Roland Gibbs, tried to stage a passenger hold up but were jailed in Everett. A $5,000 reward is offered. An abandoned horse and wagon were found nearby, linked to the robbers.
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St. Paul
D . Eliott
Great Northern Express Company
Overland
Seattle
At & O
Metum
Richmond Beach
Puget Sound
Everett
Frank Alfred
Roland Gibbs
Wash
Mila
Koni
Lost Heart to Poor Girl in New Jersey Wedding
In Paterson New Jersey Misa Helen Van Nim�egan 22 daughter of Andrew Van Nim�egan a local baker wed Augustine Meaher Mobile Alabama. Meaher rich Catholic initially came north to seek the heiress of a New York broker but changed his mind after meeting Miss Van Nim�egan at Mallory May Burt in New York. The couple wed at St Johns Church with the bride converted to Catholicism. The groom presented a $100000 check as a wedding gift.
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Mobile
Washington Post
Paterson
N. J
Misa Helen van Nimwegan
Augustine Meaher
Ala
Dean McNulty
St. John’s Church
Andrew van Nimwegan
Clinton Street
van Nimwegan
Bank theft case centers on absence of intent
New York Oct 3 Pinkerton detectives and police declare Harry Leonard acted without accomplices in stealing 458000 in securities from National City Bank by forged check. Leonard, arraigned at the Tombs, claims to have sought to expose bank carelessness. Bail set at 25000. securities kept by police awaiting record entry.
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Washington
New York
Pinkerton
Harry Leonard
National City Bank
Medina
Dougherty
McAuley
Young Leonard
City Bank
Leonard
Tombs Court
Pool
Betrayed Daughter Reveals Stolen Savings Case
Miss Louisa Schmitz confessed to hiding the secret of her father William Schmitz’s buried savings at 741 O’Farrell Street. Edward Cordero, a married man who had infatuated her, was arrested after threats and abuse pushed her to disclose the hoard and location. Cordero remains jailed as authorities probe his connection to the theft.
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San Francisco
William Schmitz
O'Farrell Street
Louisa Schmitz
Edward Cordero
Miss Schmitz
Cordero
Ero
Russians Aim to Bring Russian Colony to Hawaii
Oct 3 report notes plans to recruit Russian agriculturists to Hawaii to relieve white labor famine. Decline in white population since annexation and Japanese competition cited as factors affecting Honolulu and sugar plantations. B A Demens of Los Angeles advocates Dilan's plan to locate a large Russian colony in Hawaii. Dexter's Victim May Live Des Moines Oct 3 Bateman, Milwaukee catcher stabbed by Dexter improving at Mercy Hospital. recovery hoped if no blood poisoning.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
A. Demens
Los Angeles
Hera
Dilan
Hawaii
Dexter
Des Moines
Iowa
Bateman Bateman
Milwaukee
Charles Dexter
Mercy, Hospital
Bateman
Stomach complaints urged in a charity newspaper plea
A quoted letter to England details a sufferer’s harsh meal criticisms and digestive distress. The writer complains of heavy foods and coffee, urging better diet with fruit, Grape-Nuts and cream, two eggs, toast, and Postum to ease the liver and stomach illness, promising explanations later.
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England
Mary
Russian Loan Details Revealed by Paris Financiers
Paris bankers discuss a new Russian loan possibly totaling 1.2 billion francs if issued in France, Germany, England, the United States, and Holland with half reserved for France. If quote disparities delay pricing, France may take 1.6 billion francs. Interest slated around 1.5 percent, price near 90. Officials urge French representatives to travel to St. Petersburg. issue expected by late October.
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Paris
France
Germany
England
United States
Holland
St. Petersburg
Czechs and Germans clash in Bruenn amid riots
Fresh disturbances between Germans and Czechs in Bruenn erupt as mobs wreck stores and insult Germans. Garrison restores order after rioters reach suburbs. Jewish synagogue windows shattered. Strong patrols guard German buildings overnight as Vienna reports growing Mora reaction and German deputies seek military protection. State of siege feared in Bruenn.
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Bruenn
Austria
Vienna
Moravia
Baron Gautsch von Frankenthurn
Nephew of Gen Christian de Wet Arrested in Windhoek
Andrew de Wet nephew of the Boer General was arrested at his Windhoek residence with four others on charges of plotting a Boer republic in German South West Africa. Authorities seized arms. censorship delayed reporting of the August 23 arrests.
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Christian de Wet
Berlin
Andrew de Wet
Windhoek
South- West Africa
Africa
Hanseatic Press
de Wet
Dublin Robbery Hoax Exposed as Simple Break In
The Evening News dubbed the New York cable story an amusing hoax about a $1,000,000 Dublin robbery. Inquiries show it was a routine house breaking at Commission of Police Muthal's residence, with stolen goods recovered a month earlier. Authorities in Dublin mock the sensational claim. Two men are in custody.
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Social
Dispatch
Washington
London
The
Evening News
New York
Dublin
United States
Muthal
Strikers Hopes Shatter in Berlin Electric Strike
Berlin Oct 8 The electrical workers strike seems to end in victory for employers as nonunion electricians from the provinces arrive with liberal terms. Police protect the new workers who are housed and fed well, preventing disruption of light supply. Some strikers may be permanently replaced. strike funds are scarce despite socialist aid.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Socialista
Claims Against McCaddon in Insolvency Case in France
Grenoble, France, Oct 3. Courts here seek extradition of American showman Joseph T. McCaddon on two insolvency counts. Administrator Barret cites irregularities, assets of 26000 against liabilities of 70000, with 30000 priority creditors and 20000 owed to a Lyons printer.
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France
Grenoble
Joseph T. McCaddon
M. Barret
Lyons
Cleveland Returns to Princeton from New Hampshire
Former President Grover Cleveland left his summer home in White Face New Hampshire with his family to return to Princeton New Jersey. The Clevelands had spent the summer there and Cleveland had also stayed a few weeks at Buzzards Bay for fishing.
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Cleveland
Princeton
White Face
N. H
Grover Cleveland
N J
Clevelands
Buzzards Bay
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Pythian Order
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Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Avenue
Health Department
Paes Maia
Massachusetts Avenue
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Budapest
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