Hughes Praised At Jamestown New York Day Rally
Governor Hughes drew a roaring ovation at James town New York Day events in Norfolk VA noting equal opportunity and higher standards. He led a New York delegation amid booming crowds as the celebration highlighted the Empire State’s achievements and democratic ideals.
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Roosevelt
Palle
Washimpton
Norfolk
Hughes
New York
Jamestown
Missouri
Glenn
North Corona
Empire State
Mo State
Swanson
Virgina
Tucker
Dunn
New Yorke
Jamestons Commission
Persland
Welcom
Gov. Swansan
Gov. Hughes
Indestructible Union
Died Dumelman and Other Obituaries in Local Notices
Obituary notices list multiple bereavements from October with deaths of Henrietta De Miclavnn, Martin Aloybius Hesson, Aldy Young Knight, Herman Lowe, and Edith Washburn along with other entries. Each item notes residence, relative details, and funeral or burial arrangements, some with corrections or private interment.
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Dumelman
Henrietta Demiclavnn
Tl. Glant
Sperath Street
Baltimore
Hesson
Martin Aloybius
Robin J
Margie Thusston
Hee Cook
Dawtal
Tle Pardats
Agrus
Gerorar
St Movelus
Erelock
Knight
Washington
Ald Yqung
J.T. Knight
U.S. A
Young
Agrlee
Lowe
Woom
Herman Lowe
Josephine Lowe
Blanche L. Lepley
Arlington
Ay Delovr Hurdans da McCarthy
Fourth Street
Prigay
Genk
St Patrick's Gicreb
Smith—Snadenty
Alm
Mary GQ
Arthur Ww. Smith
George Hynd Saran Thayer
L.ree
Chen So
Edith
Charlotte
Ani
Eliza
Washburn
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listing in Washington Area
A fragmented listing shows multiple funeral homes and embalmers including Hindle & Bayliss, Thos A Nalley & Son, Thos A Costello, John R Wright, Speare, and others with scattered addresses and phone hints in a Washington DC context. Details are incomplete but indicate a directory-style notice of available services.
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F. Harvey
Shea 98
Gemiaia
St Ren At
Ope
Ze Speare
F Street
N.W
Reson
Speare
Mar
Public Exposition Addresses Civic Duty and Prosperity
At the exposition a speaker urged that no one is independent of others and prosperity must serve all. He defended public service, fiduciary responsibility, and higher standards of conduct, praising Governor Hughes and Roosevelt for promoting equality of opportunity and reform. The event featured a public reception, luncheon, and a grand Swiss Village dinner.
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Lamont
Public Uties Commission
Hughs S
Commonwealth
Newark
Charles Evans Hughes
Roosevelt
Freddent
Cleveland
United ‘States
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Gov. Hughes
Bartlett Leaders Denounced by Massachusetts Club
The Democratic Club of Massachusetts meeting in Barton, Ohio, condemned the Bartlett leaders for acts at the Springfield convention. Officers include Arthur Lyman, Charles J. Barton, former Gov. William L. Douglas, Richard Olney, Josiah Quincy, and William A. Gaston. The club unqualifiedly condemns those who allegedly defrauded delegates of their rights and calls the acts a violation of civil rights and a insult to the electorate.
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Barton
Ohio
Tme
Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Bartlett
Springfield
Arthur Lyman
Charles J. Barton
William L. Douglas
Richard Olney
Josiah Quincy
William “A. Gaston
Daniel J. “Kiley
Fandal Tnenter
Democratic Party
Free State
Commonwealth
Indorses Cannon For President At Owosso GOP Meet
At Owosso Michigan the Biabth Congressional district Republican convention endorsed Speaker Joseph G Cannon for the presidential nomination after a heated debate. Fordney led Cannon supporters while Chairman led opposition. seven votes favored striking the indorsement. Delegates Bordney DeWey Overso were chosen to the national convention and Alpena's P W G christ named as at large delegate.
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Owosso
Mich
Joseph G. Cannon
Joseph W. Fordney
Sagtsew
Chleil Chapman
Shinwassee County
Cannon Fred
Bordney
EB. C
Dewey
Pontranat
Ovorso
P. W
G+ christ
Alpena
Larga
Receiver Appointed for Woll Haskell Co Shirt Makers
Special to coe Washington Pon New York Oct 10 Judge Hough in the United States District Court today appointed Alfred Jarotski of Sullivan & Crarewell receiver for the Woll Haskell Company shirt manufacturers. Landos corporation, nearly all of the stock being owned in the family of Angus Well, who died yesterday, from goiens. The conduct of the business was entirely in the hands of Mr Weil, and none of the other stockholders was familiar with its affairs. They secured a receiver to conserve the assets, which are believed to amply cover all liabilities.
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Coe Washington Pon
New York
Hough
United States District Court
Alfred Jarotski
Sullivan & Crarewell
Woll-Haskell Company
Landos Corporation
Angus Well
Goiens
Weil
Miveh
Licensed to Marry: Fragmented Names Amid Odd Pairs
Fragmented OCR lists names and ages with places from Clifton to Meadville and Baltimore, tangled with titles Rev and juritor references. The garbled text mentions multiple couples and relatives, suggesting a miscellaneous marriage license notice or social register snippet.
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Jono, Baaller
Jeli Jonkinn
Walton
Clifton
Arin Af Mat
Ronse Fraik
Grimm
Biaskiin
Ana Margaret C.tchell
Meadville
Sarat Hoge
Charlee
Bundy
Juritor
Tha Pates
Wiltinar
Herrizoubwes
Dowriog
Baltimore
Beapch Schroeder
Carte Tinker
Dent
Mixone
D. Ray
Freferigkoburg
Alcaméria
Johnson
Health Office Record From Saan Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR of a health office record shows names and ages including D. Howe and John L. Molien with ages ranging from 3 to 7 years. Mentions parents, addresses, and places like Merein-Cacey and Chariot Walker. The text is garbled but indicates routine health records or notices for multiple individuals.
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Nicpolar Fatky
Isa
Saldinis
Howe
D. É
John L. Molien
Heaplel Sheeoe
Tocntcampbeis
Magic Boots Hold Him Petition for Luwacy Board
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a petition involving a physician Dr. Clarke W. Dunlop and others amid a contested estate matter. The report mentions family nephews, a wife named Pupi mhzae Juniap, and alleged efforts to seize wealth worth about $1,000,000. Details are unclear due to corruption and misread text.
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Supreme Court
Clarke W. Dunlop
Dinert R Hawes
Miecca
Dr. Dunlop
Suttering
West Highty
Kan
Chicago
Snk
Pupi Mhzae Juniap
Ince
Harvey
Emma Chambers
Magic boots and asylum case hinge on Hilgert institute
A chaotic District case centers on Dr. Dunlop, his supposed insanity, and Hilgert Institute where he allegedly wears magical boots to cure illness. Ex-Justice Clinch opposes a guardianship, citing Dunlop’s health yet doctors warn of his incapacity. Separate tragedy: Martin J. Hussion, 14, died at Gonzaga Hall after a ladder fall, with coroner notified and funeral planned.
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S. Macvey - Dunlop
Higert Institute
West Twenty-sixth Street
Lesyer
Hawes
Hilgert
Dusiep
Higert
Dr. Dunlop
Edward & Cinch
Puntop Yar Loo
Duntop Wan
O Hilgert
Hilgert Institute
Dave
McCall
Martin A. Hussion
Martin J. Hussion
Myrtle Street
Sibley
Gonzaga Hall
Negitt
Martin
Gonzaga High School
Homie
Marts
Hls
Precinet
Tomorey
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Plan To Act On Trees For Memorial Statue Site
Acting Secretary of War Oliver sent a letter to Gen Grenville M Dodge proposing Washington consideration of preserving trees in the Botanic Garden area such as the Beck elm and the Crittenden fence tree as a memorial statue site for Gen Grant. Speaker Cannon suggested delaying site work until Roosevelt returns or Congress weighs preservation. Also notes a shoplifting arrest, a missing boy, a clothes basket theft, and a burned dispensary in Samson Alabama amid rising anti liquor sentiment.
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Cannon
Botanic Garden
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Drowned organist Jenale Stevens found in Chicago River
Oct 1 1900 Chicago report states Miss Jenale Z Stevens, 392 Langley Ave, former organist of Westey Methodist Episcopal Church, was found dead in the Chicago River near related Street Bridge. Coroner ruled drowning. mental distress noted. She had been socially linked to Mrs Besale HibDister and was reportedly despondent after her death. A man overheard her asking for directions minutes before vanishing. jewelry remained on her body.
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Chicago
Catoago
Jen— Ale Z. Stevens
Langley Avenue
Westey Methodist Episcopal
Street
Shouldaen Werd
Cat’ted Toe
Suapteton
Heath
Stevens
Holster
Miss.Stevans
C. J. Hogbaum
Halsted
Hogbsum
Yhanollee
Misss Stevens
Board of education seeks public aid on bribery allegations
The Franklin School case involves claims that teachers and other public school employees paid for influence to keep or obtain positions. Assistant Superintendent Bruce urges citizens to report any evidence of bribery to the authorities, promising anonymity will not be allowed.
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Varios
Board of Education
Thrush Asciatant
Roscoe Conkling Bruce
Bruce
Franklin School
Franklin
Ia T
Asi
Goats Sleep In Church In East Long Island Parish
Special dispatch from Lawrente New York reports Rev John J Fougt pastor of Lawrente Methodist Episcopal Church welcomes visitors to the church and the planned $20000 addition except for goats owned by Franklin B Lord of Meadow Edge Farm Cedrhurst who entered the building one morning by forcing a door. Lord’s flock of forty goats roamed the new wing while Mrs Roswell Sage contributed a first donation after her husband’s passing.
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Lawrencé
Long Island
Ohn. J. Fougt
Lawrente
Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin B. Lord
Meadow Edge Farm
Cedrhurst
Lord
Watchman Foils Robbers in Nineteenth Floor Fight
Richard F Grey the New York building watchman fought two intruders on the nineteenth floor after they tried to force him for keys. Chloroform was used, Grey was knocked unconscious, but survived and alerted police. Extra detectives swarmed the financial district but the robbers fled, leaving keys and no trace.
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New York
Opt
Noor
Tk Broadway
Richard F. Grey
Grey
Finsix
McCannerty
Manhattan
Wrightieth
Birt
Henry Beck
Statia
Financial District
Aistrit
Oscar
Nassau
Greenwich
Former Senator Clark on Global Concern Over US Finance
Former Senator William A. Clark return from Europe cites a world wide financial slump caused by a loss of confidence in American securities and business methods. He notes France as the sole lender and discusses Roosevelt's honesty and possible renomination, naming Bryan as the likely Democratic candidate for the presidency.
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New York
United States
William A. Clark
Europe
France
Mr. Clark
Roonvelt
Br. Clarke
Roosevelt
Mer
Bryan
Woman alerts man from gas death near Williams stone yard
John Hall, 40, of 516 Maine Ave SW, was found unconscious in his room last evening with a gas leak from an open jet. A woman on the first floor detected the odor and alerted Millard Thompson, who rushed to save Hall. The peril followed a separate assault by Cooper Segarati on Cullen near South Capitol and K streets SE after a dispute at Williams stone yard.
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Catherine Gray
Rosslyn
Sha
Medonald
Ardman
F Strees
John Hall
Tohs Wall
Maine Avenue Southwest
Millard Thompson
Maryland Avenue
Couch
West
Hall
Gooper Segarati
Fifth Precinct
Cullen
Williams
Stone Yard
South Capitol
K Streets
Segarati
Chisel his weapon Peter Cullen attacked by Italian
Peter Cullen a twenty eight year old stonecutter was assaulted by an Italian. He was injured with a broken rib bruises about the head and body and a sprained wrist at Providence Hospital.
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Peter Cullen
Providence Hospital
Young Mens Christian Association Bulletin Events
Bulletin lists a Saturday lecture at 7 p m titled That Sea s good valley send the eet to the Pacifica with Ediead. Sunday lecture in the gym at 2 00 p m by Dr George J Fisher of New York on The Physical Hast e of Character. Stereotican pictures and Bible Rally for Boys with address by Harry W Arnold. Custer's Last Night in Boys Gym at 8 20 p m.
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Fee Gea Miller
Ediead
George J. Fisher
New Tors
Harry W
Twenty three Ytatians Sentenced in Pediasylvanix Case
Twenty three Ytatians were found guilty in a case linked to Handara activities and related crimes. Judge William Porter imposed a total of seventy one years in prison with sentences ranging from two to ten years for the defendants.
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Bheritt
Waddington
Pennsylvania
Sonsigbulary
Fitton
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Luwacy Board
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Fatal Reault
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South Carolina Avenue
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D Street
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Montgomery
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Clark
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Semel Oy Bescon
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