Two Killed in Maryland Cafe Gun Battle Riot
In New York a melee at the Maryland cafe on West Twenty eighth Street left two men dead, several wounded, and 26 others plus four women jailed. Police search the area for more suspects as relatives and witnesses are questioned. The crowded dining room hosted singing and dancing moments before five men appeared and opened fire. Dead are Frank Mack and Phillip Casey. Wounded include James Howard and Frank Benvise. Police link Howard to Jim Hart, a Chicago crook.
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Philip Marshall
Bellevue Hospital
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West Fourth Street
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Third Avenue
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Tia
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Died notices from October 1910 deaths in various states
Death notices and funeral items for Charles R Davies Cesarles Perry Girthons Edwin G Giddings Hite Dora Miller Mathews B Pollock. Notices from Washington and Virginia list dates October 6 7 9 and 19 with service locations Glenwood Cemetery Snow Creek Baptist Sheridan Avenue Wheatland and Garfield Hospital. Contains consular death notice for Davies and multiple obituaries with relatives invited to attend.
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Snow Creek
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Garfield Hospital
Dora Miller
Clarence JL. Kelly
Martin Miller
Pollock
Wheatland
Essex County
Mathews B. Pollock
Nighttime Barroom Shootout Ends in Panic and Arrests
A chaotic brawl erupts when five pistols open fire in a barroom dining room. Mack is killed as patrons flee the carnage. Patrolman Crosby halts the rush, reserves arrive, and two patrons are arrested after a police response at the scene.
Actress Sues Dressmaker Over 9000 Bill
Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne, noted actress, defends a suit by Blanche Yovin of 20 West Forty-fifth Street seeking 5604.75 after contending a 9000 bill for costumes remains unpaid. Yovin cites items like apricot chiffon coat and gold dress, while Payne says she settled part of the account and bankruptcy proceedings followed. Trial adjourned to October 20.
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Macon
At- Tamir
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Tral Nathaniel Levy
Portugal Civil War Battle at Lisbon Observes Royalist Retreat
The narrative describes royalist troops losing heart after naval successes by insurgents and surrendering in sections along Avenue Liberdade. Insurgents use a Maxim to drive retreating soldiers, a captain rallies fugitives before surrender spreads. Fighting resumes on higher ground near the observatory with artillery support and the ruined funicular, as royalists dominate the terraced slopes.
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Washington couple wed in Rockville Md at Baptist minister home
Miss Edna Delestine Wood of Washington and Samuel Ernest McQueen of Riverdale Md were married in Rockville yesterday afternoon by Rev S R White at the minister’s home. Dr White also officiated for Miss Cora Berry and Arthur Clifford Jones, both of Washington.
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Edna Delestine Wood
Washington
Samuel Ernest McQueen
Riverdale
R. White
The
Baptist Church
White
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Arthur Clifford Jones
One Killed and Two Hurt In Yard Accident
An early morning accident at Union Station yards left yard brakeman Alexander Moffitt dead after being struck by a Pennsylvania engine while riding a shifting chair car the Driftwood. Two cleaning women Mrs Elizabeth Ballinger and Mrs Louisa Altman were injured by glass when the car ran wild into the station. They were taken to Providence Hospital with nonserious injuries. Moffitt, married with twelve children, lived at 617 Second street northeast.
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Alexander Moffitt
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L Streets
Elizabeth Ballinger
Third Street
Virginia Avenue
Louisa Altman
Providence Hospital
J. William Lee
Second Street
Rice Case Arrests Denied
New York report says a man and a woman were arrested in Brooklyn over the William L Rice murder case. Pietri Tonasello faces an Ohio burglary warrant tied to a Cleveland house theft. Josephine Frascieno was held on a jeweler’s complaint for unpaid purchases. Authorities deny the arrests relate to the Rice case.
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New York
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Brooklyn
William L .Rice
Cleveland
Pietri Tonasello
Josephine Frascieno
Thut
Tonasello
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Anna Padova
Bivestone
Dimaio
Rige
Farmers in Secret Session in Virginia Meeting
Special to The Washington Post from Lynchburg Virginia reports the district union of the Farmers Cooperative and Educational Union convened with 200 delegates from Amherst Nelson Appomattox Radford Campbell Charlotte Halifax and Prince Edward counties. The session oversees the sale of the dark tobacco crop and will run through Saturday afternoon.
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Lynchburg
Farmers’ Cooperative and Educational Union
Amherst
Nelson
Appomattox
Radford
Campbell
Charlotte
Halifax
Prince Edward
Doctors elect officers at West Virginia medical meeting
The forty third annual meeting of the West Virginia State Medical Society concluded in Parkersburg on October 1. White Sulphur Springs was chosen as next year’s meeting site. Elected officers include President C A Wingerter Wheeling First Vice President J B E Cannaday Charleston Second Vice President Glenn Humman Petersburg Secretary A P Butt Davia Treasurer H G Nicholson Charleston Councilors H P Linsz Wheeling W H Yeakley Keyser P A Healey Charleston W Link Parkersburg S R Holroyd Atheriys. A banquet at the Ells Club hosted visiting doctors with S I Jefferson Wheeling as toastmaster.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia State Medical Society
C. A. Wingerter
Wheeling
J. BE. Cannaday
Charleston
Glenn Humman
Petersburg
A. P. Butt
Davia
Licensed to Marry in a Patchwork of Names
The notice lists Frank Mastroumarino aged 27 and Antoinette Losa pone aged 25, with Reverend officiants. It also mentions N. Austin Floyd 63 of Carthage Missouri and Viole Newman 68, with Rev. BE Hes Swein. Phillip M. Blefkin 26 and Fannie Herschman 23, with Rev. L. 1 Egelson.
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Antoinette Losapone
Nicholas Jaselil
N. Austin Floyd
Carthage
Viole Newman
BE. Hes Swein
Phillip M. Blefkin
Fannie Herschman
Egelson
Births and Deaths Report From Local Health Office
Births list includes Max and Adel Berrman girl. Frank A. Carmack and Florence Carmack girl. Mason boy. McGowan boy. English girl. Davie girl. Callander boy. Shafer girl. Watlina boy. Wolf boy. Upshaw girl. Howard girl. Cornish girl. Grosse boy. Green girl. Thompson boy. Thomas girl. Hughes boy. Deaths feature numerous ages and addresses including Hacking, Gibbons, Ashburn, Downey, Le Maitre, Skinner, Molloy, Keily, Fincher, Strother, Reynolds, Prince, Lyle, Clagett, Nelle, Hicks, Brown, Robinson, Coates, Cole, Miller infant, and others. hospitals listed include Providence, Garfield, Tuberculosis, City facilities.
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Adel’ Berrman
Frank A
Florence Carmack
Charles A
Kitty Mason
Joseph F
Mary E. McGowan
Thomas L
Elia”M
English
David B
Grace M. Davie
William F
Helen
Callander
Carl Ts
Mary
Shafer
Harvey C
Grace M. Watlina
Benjamin and
Lesh Wolf
William H
Rosa Upshaw
Ralph and
Marie Howard
Maggie Cornish
Charley
Ida B. Grosse
William
Green
Annie ‘Thompson
Laura Thomas
James L
Wintle
Hughes
Benjamin F. Hacking
Meridien St
Charles
P. Gibbons
Tho. Ashburn
Harvard
Bridget Downey
Anscom
Adolph le Maitre
Providence Hospital
Lille
Lee Skinner
Months
Margaret F. Molloy
Daye
Ga. Ave
John Keily
Azylum Hospital
Mary Fincher
Tuberculosis
Robert Strother
Garfield Hospital
Elenora Reynolds
Liagera Court
Hattie Prince
Fla. Ave
Alice
Clagett
St. Ow
Edward Nelle
Frestmen’s Hospital
John F. Hicks
William Brown
Deanwood Heights
Leroy Robinson
Frazier Coates
Neal Place
James Cole
John
Eila Miller
Ella Miller
Bortian Hospital
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Capital Run as Army Post and Civic Grievances Rally
Washington residents voice fierce critique of District issues at Park View and Northwest Association meetings. W K Clayton denounces charitable aid as easier to enter than work, calls for oversight. Maj Judson styles DC as an army post under commandant. Chappell urges property rights from street improvements. committees push sewer and water main work in University Park amid stalled action. forthcoming congressional candidates listed.
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W. K. Clayton
Brightwood
Park View
Clayton
United States
Charles S. Bundy
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Charles c. Lancaster
Maj
Judson
District of Columbia
Mr. Lancaster
Johnston
Rudolph
John W. Chappell
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University Park
122 Times Across Ocean
Judge Lambert Tree of Chicago completes his 122d Atlantic voyage arriving aboard the Mauretania at New York. At 77 he has voyaged to Europe regularly for nearly five decades and this year visited England to see his son and to take the Hamburg cure as usual.
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