Intruder Loots Col McIntyre House for Stage Money
Nine people slept as a burglar entered through a rear window at 1841 Kalorama Road NW and ransacked rooms stealing cash and two fake ten dollar bills mistaken for real money. Police pursue suspects after two other daytime break ins reported nearby, with one watch and small items taken from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Kalorama Road
Col. McIntyre
Jimmy
Col McIntyees
McIntyre
Col McIntyre
Midnight Burglary At Goodrich Home On 6 Oclock Finding
A thief entered the Goodrich home around midnight, later leaving via an open door at six in the morning. Watches, a chain valued at 90, ladies wearing apparel worth 30, oysters from the ice chest, and minor contents were missing. Identical methods tied to the McIntyre and Goodrich cases, no clue left at Goodrich, handkerchief at McIntyre used to prop a door. Central Office Detective O'Brien surveyed but no crew identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col McIntyre
Central Office
Dat McIntyre
Miss Pittman
E Berchtold
Millard F. Hardy
Goodrich
McIntyre
Col McIintyre
Jordan
Tenth Street
Virginia
Ruth Dorsey
O'Brien
Ttte
Resumption of Lori mer Inquiry in Chicago hearings begin
Senator Dillingham and Senator Jones arrival signals resumption of the Lori mer Investigation by the US Senate committee. Hearings open Tuesday in Illinois, with over 20 prominent Chicago and state figures listed as witnesses and subpoenas served on about 190 witnesses. New testimony will focus on Wisconsin officials and the 1908 primary campaign linked to Stephenson election funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dillingham
Vermont
Jones
Washington
Lorimer
United States Senate
John J. Healy
John H. Marble
Uinois
Lst
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Stephenson
Wisconsin
I J Stone
Stone
J J Blaine
Sheriff Fends Off Lynch Mob in Rescue of Indian Prisoner
In North Carolina, Sheriff Speeds with 21 year old Cherokee suspect Speeds toward Asheville with a prisoner to avoid a lynch mob. Troops and local officials guard the inmate as threats persist after the murder of 14 year old Ethel Schuler near Birdtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Asheville
N. C
Ross French
Birdtown Swain County
Ethel Schuler
Birdtown
Beck
Swain County
French
Sylva
Pastor preaches crime wave vow in Washington sermons
Rev Hez Swem of Capital Baptist Church warns ministers to combat rising crime as he cites police and official anecdotes about a surge in wrongdoing in the city. Hazel Lavine, 29, is held on charges related to a stabbing of 19 year old William Redmond during a dispute at 429 Delaware Ave NW. Redmond was treated at Prowl Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hez Swem
Capital Baptist Church
Jane
Hazel Lavine
Delaware Avenue
Fourth Precinct
William Redmond
Fourteenth Street
Redmond
Prowl Hospital
Assessor
District of Columbia
Palmisis &c
Professi
William Prichards
Columbia
Navy Chief Navigation Bureau Open Question Grows
Naval circles fear a shift from tradition as Secretary Meyer favors younger appointees for top posts. The retirement of Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nicholson spurs speculation on a successor to lead the bureau of navigation and possible clash with President Taft’s plans. Names mentioned include Capt Nathaniel R. Usher, Capt Templin M. Potts, and Commander Philp Andrews, with approval from Taft pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Navigation
Meyer
Tait
Reginald F. Nicholson
Navy
Admiral Nicholson
Navy Department
Nicholson
Baureau
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Taft
Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
the Sun
Reginald ¥. Nicholson
U.N
Asiatic Squadron
Joseph
Murdock
Congress
Congres
Nathaniel R. Usher
Michigan
Atlantic Fleet
Templin M. Potts
Philp. Andrews
Asiatic Station
W. L. Capps
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Capps
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Department
Philippines
Washington
Oust Three Middies After Washington Disorder
The Naval Academy superintendent Gibbons reportedly recommended dismissal for three midshipmen for intoxication and violation of orders during the September 20 Washington incident after a banquet. Two more midshipmen face demerits for involvement, one resigned with reasons already submitted, and one other midshipman had already offered his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annapolis
Get
Gibbons
Naval Academy
Washington
Bancroft Hall
Battleships join fleet for New York naval review
Three U S battleships the Minnesota Missouri and Mississippi left Philadelphia for Hampton Roads to join the fleet for the October 31 naval review and inspection at New York. The Idaho in dry dock is being readied. North Dakota sailed to Hampton Roads to link with the North Atlantic fleet as Michigan and other units prepare southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Minnesota
Missouri
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
New York
Idaho
North Dakota
Michigan
Sinclair suit continues in divorce case
Wilmington, Del October 8 Upton Sinclair will not withdraw the divorce suit filed in New York against his wife. Sinclair emphatically denied reports of a reconciliation and refused to discuss the case further. He said the suit has not been withdrawn and will not be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Upton Sinclair
New York
Arden
Sinclair
Immigrant Alliance Delegates Visit Washington D C
Delegates from the alliance continue in Washington with remarks by Delegate Weismann and calls for liberal immigration policy. They tour the city in six sight seeing autos and will visit Arlington Cemetery and Fort Myer with exhibition drills. Farewell Kammers planned at the Willard tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Heccan
Weismann
Hillis Island
United States
Iberty
Europe
German Society
Washington Saengerbund
C Street
Arton Gesangverein
Columbia ‘Turnverein
M Street
Washington
Hexamet
Alliance
Arlington Cemetery
Fort Myer
Kammers
Willard
Desolate 72 year old woman seeks shelter in Phoebus veteran ties
Mrs Kate Anderson aged 72 enters First Precinct seeking shelter. Police say she is destitute, poorly clad, hungry, with no home. Her husband, a Civil War veteran, once lived in Phoebus Soldiers’ Home. Officers call her case pitiable and urge action to provide care. A separate elderly man, Harry Jones 70, with no home, was found hungry near Pennsylvania Ave and Fourteenth St NW and sent to hospital. He is a familiar market figure and will be held at Washington Asylum Hospital for several days.
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Phoebus
Kate Anderson
Sollce
Sprinkle
Washington
Harry Jones
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
McTaggart
Jones
Washington Asylum Hospital
DeLacy
Edyward Mitchell
Park
Frank Rezoo
Appen
Mitchell
First Street Northwest
Bie Park
M Fun
Autoists Break Law Prompt Police Action at Precincts
Traffic and speed violations by automobile drivers are rising says the police who are conducting extra roll calls. Otto Ruprecht of Bladensburg road and J R H Caton of 1050 West Market were arrested in the Second precinct for speeding. Robert Bleston of 20% E street northwest faces a traffic charge for turning across a corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Ruprecht
Bladensburg Road
J. R. H. Caton
West Market Street
Robert Bleston
E Street
Died at his breakfast John W Jackson foreman at navy yard
John W. Jackson aged 69 of 920 G Street SE died of apoplexy at the breakfast table yesterday. He had complained of pain and chills. His wife and daughter Matilda were witnesses as he collapsed. A doctor arrived too late. Funeral will be at the family home with interment at Congressional Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jackson
Navy Yard
Matilda
Jackson
Congressional Cemetery
Clergy Critique of Police Over Juvenile Arrests
Rev Dr John Reid Shannon and Judge DeLacy denounce police arrests of youths for minor acts like marbles and ticket theft. They urge warning parents and avoiding court appearances, citing cases of Edward Mitchell, 14, and others. Substituting judge Callan supports leniency and dismissal where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reid Shannon
Judge DeLacy
Metropolitan Memorial M. BE
Thg Court
Judiciary Square
William H. DeLacy
Juvenile Court
Thomas H. Callan
DeLacy
Shannon
May Sylvester
Eighteen Youths Arrested on Disorderly Street Charges
Eighteen young men were arrested late Saturday by the Ninth Police District for loitering on H Street Northeast. Previous Saturday arrests in the same area were for similar charges. Sergeant J. J. Whalen led the roundup. Each detainee posted $2 bail and others posted collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paliia
H Street
J. J
Whalen
Two Injured in Car Collision at Delaware Avenue Northeast
A father and his young daughter were struck when a Capital Traction street car was rear ended on Delaware avenue near D street northeast. The girl suffered facial bruises but was not seriously hurt and was taken home. A separate incident on Fifteenth Street and Rhode Island avenue northeast injured Frederick B. Smith, an 81 year old taxier, who was treated at Homeopathic Hospital for head and hand injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baba Jones
Howard C. Jones
Sd2
Fourteenth Street
Capital Traction Company
Delaware Avenue
D Street
Mr. Jones
Fifteenth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Homeopathic Hospital
Smith
Boy’s Joy Ride Wild Causes Citywide Panic
John Smith, 16, was captured after a fearsome street chase from Fourteenth Street to Ninth Street Northwest. He drove a Studebaker without knowing how to operate it, narrowly missing pedestrians and other vehicles before police stopped him. he faces juvenile court arraignment for unauthorized use of an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
W. C. Long
Fourteenth Street
Thomas Circle
New York Avenue
Ninth Street
Smith
Kidwell
First Precinct
Studebaker Sales Company
Automobile Company
Electric Runabout Freewheels Down Hill Toward Hotel
A runaway electric auto rolled down Fourteenth street toward the New Willard Hotel with no one aboard. It veered toward an ancient horse, struck the curb, and crashed. The front axle was wrecked and the car toppled. The driver soon reappeared to claim the machine, owned by a noted real estate dealer. his son had left it atop the hill at Fourteenth and F streets, triggering the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenthh Street
New Willard Hotel
Fourteenth
F Streets
Wilson sticks to Brewers congress plans amid protests
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson refused to alter his schedule and confirmed he will address and serve as honorary president of the International Brewers Congress in Chicago on October 12 despite pressure from Chicago pastors and temperance leaders who have written protest letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsters
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago
International Brewers’ Congress
Congress
Mr. Wilson
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