Damaging Evidence in Murder Case Influences Trial
Fragmented OCR text mentions a murder case in Columbus Ohio and a mother’s address exposure, with detectives citing alleged evidence. The report references a letter opened at the courthouse and connections to Rochester area figures, plus unrelated items about Danville contractors and a Virginia church conference with Bishop Wood.
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Columbus
Ohio
Winchester
Virginia
Lnited Brethren Church
Oon
Jerusalent
Hicety
Stainton
Wood of
Alma
Died In 1919 Obituary Notices From Washington
A string of obituary notices from Washington on October 4 1919 mark funerals and interments for several residents. Names include Sarah O Harris Elizabeth Allpress Glenwood Cummins and Nellie Duchesne among others with ceremonies at Mount Olivet Mount Pleasant and St Peters churches and private interments at local cemeteries. Flower requests and funeral parlors are noted.
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Abbot
Camtistes
Sarah
Filwin Hale Alirt Jr
Ernst Abercrombif
Famerat
Leenth Street
Osrhnginn
Foclerk
Bustan
Glenwood
Burke
St Peters
Luis
Hatrack
Downey
Miostreet
Cecilia
Nellie
Sherman Avenue
St Pauls
Mount Olvet
Elliott
Mtsy Cromer
Imergent Hospital
Adefrl Hoplesot
Ft South Carolina
Bernard S Clark
New York City
Joseph Gawler
Pennaylvana Avenue
Maryland and the Virginias Visit Slave Quarters
Special to The Washington Post from Winchester Virginia Oct 5 recounts John Brown’s 1859 clockmend er ruse to rile Clarke County slaves into joining his Harpers Ferry insurrection. Mrs George Washington Lewis of Berryville presented a clock inscription tying Brown to liberator myths and the Frankford encounter. The tale traces Brown’s October 1859 journey, arsenal seizure, capture, trial and execution as a cautionary colonial memory.
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Washington Tt
Winchester
John Brown
Clarke
Harpers Ferry
George Washington Lewis
Berryville
Lewis
Frankford
Frank McCormick
Charlestown
Police raids target street craps in Alexandria city
Reports state police conducted raids Saturday night and Sunday removing multiple alleged craps players including nine Negroes and nine white youths near North Lee Street. Collateral posted by suspects indicated a crackdown on illegal gambling, with several arrests for sale of prohibited items and wagering. Health notes mention September complaints and meat cautions, while prayers mark recovery efforts for President Wilson.
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Washington Post
Blag Street
Vesandre S
White Youths Rolling the Lones In the Rising of Old Kart Elsworth
Shaothis
North Lee Street
Sir Eric Tended Bar in Early America Career Tale
London newspaper claims Admiral Sir Eric Geddes once tended bar in the United States during his youth. The piece notes his varied career from Yorkshire clerk to rear admiral and major general, with emphasis on his early years and public service.
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London
Admiral
America
Washington Post
Public Tedder
The
Public Ledger Co
Pir
Ema Geddes
United States
Eric
Yorkshire
Cecktals
Eteril
Prayers for President Wilson Spark Nationwide Services
Catholic and Protestant congregations across Washington and the United States held special services and silent prayers for President Wilson's recovery. Bishops, pastors, and church leaders urged daily intercession, with prayers led at churches from Washington Cathedral to First Baptist and beyond. The effort spanned denominations and included national figures and clergy across multiple cities.
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Watson
Washington
Wiloin
St Patiuhs
Mer Thomis
Thomas
United States
Wilson& Recovery
J Mikell
Atlanta
Bethlehem Chapel
Washington Cathedral
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices from October 1910
A chaotic OCR collage lists several obituaries and funeral notices dated early October 1910. Entries mention James Finn, Beatrice Finnine Parkes, Mrs Mary Thomyet, Fletcher, Martin Bastian, Edward Coblet, Louisa Toepper, and others with funeral times, residence locations, and cemeteries such as Arlington and Prospect Hill, noting interments and memorials ranging across streets and towns.
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Finn
Reidene
Norths
James
Beatir
Finnine Parkes
Tate
Luesdar
Annes
Nis Es
Wel Rims Road
Mary
Thomyet
Steens Chueheen Hatternth and
Vo Streets
Fletcher
Oopom
Thais Bphatin
Shir Teen
Marton
Bastian
Edward Coblet
Jordan
Otis
Bos
Monty Orme
Murphy —S
Tienty
Bevel
Ite
Wall
Ffir
Parker
Navy
Bard
Parkeh
St Thomas Church
Monae
Ariington
Schwarz
Petition for clemency for colored soldiers reaches nationwide tour
Paris today a ministry official hosted a ceremony as a petition circulated by Dr Simeon P W Drew seeks clemency from President Wilson for colored men jailed after Washington riots. Drew, pastor of Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, plans a nationwide tour to collect 500000 signatures to pressure clemency for returning soldiers with dependents.
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Wilson
Washington
Simeon P W Drew
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
Drew
Polish Terrorist Succeeds Lenine in Bolshevik War
A London Times report picked up by The Washington Post claims Djerzinsky, a 41 year old Pole, has succeeded Lenine, rising through revolutionary circles after Siberian exile and later heading commissions against counterrevolutionaries. He is linked to the Peters/Peter Painter figure and carries the power of police and magistracy, with Trotzky seen as a potential ally.
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London Times
Washington Post
Public Tedger Co
Helsingfors
Lenine
Djerzinsky
Djerinshy
Siberia
So¢cialist Communist Party
Lenine and
Trotzky
Peters
Peter Painter
Sydney Street
London
Dverzinsky
Djyerzinsky
Capgumie
Trokzky
New York City
Doctor Falls From Sixth Floor Window at Hepner Hotel
Dr Roger Morris of Avondale Cincinnati fell from a sixth floor window sill at the Hepner Hotel to the second floor screening. He was hospitalized in serious condition at Mercy Hospital after being carried inside by R J Wolfe who heard the crash and aided him. Morris, who registered Friday, said the room felt warm and close and that he sat on the sill to get some air.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Roger Morris
Avondale
Cieinnati
Mercy Hospital
R J Wolfe
Morris
Abe
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