Taft Visit to Los Angeles Amid Mud Hindrance and Honors
President Taft toured Southern California visiting deep water harbor works in Los Angeles and the orange districts of Riverside. He was welcomed by the Los Angeles Pioneer Association and local officials, with ceremonies including a Plaza Cathedral bell ringing and Chinese and child demonstrations. A mud-struck launch incident briefly halted his motorcade, and six Mexican detainees were held related to anti Taft protests. Earlier Diaz departed from Mexico City and troops gathered near El Paso for the Taft Diaz meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Orange
Hiveraide
Taft
Los Angeles Association of California Pioneers
Old Plaza Cathedral
Alexander
Ari Automobile
Ec- Yong
Agnor
Diez
el Paso
Juarez
Mexico
Wilmington
Tam Gied
Mexico City
Diaz
Ghinuabua
Tex
BORN ARKERT0 1 Pendleton Ruth Parkerbirth at Columbia Hospital
Birth and marriage notices from a Norfolk area paper outline the birth of a daughter to Pendleton and Ruth Parker at Columbia Hospital on October 10 and a marriage of Cornice Young to Martens Lupe in Norfolk at the aunt’s residence with the Moore pastor officiating. minor OCR garble remains.
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Arkerto 1
Pendleton
Ruthhard Parker
Ruin Abn
Columbia Hospital
Cornicic Young
George M. Lockwood
Norchwrst
Gutawa Wilson Young
CW. Yoong
Srvtolic
Fortsmouth
Died Notices From Washington Area October 1909
The clipping lists multiple death notices and funeral details from Washington area residents. Entries include ARTHUR Appleton and ALICE M Appleton with services at Providence Hospital, DAVED Barry with mass at St Paul’s, ROBERT Clarkson with service at 1236 Fifth Street NW, RENARD K child of Mary C and fate G Power, various obituaries noting last residence and funeral times, private interments, and church services. Names include MARY Garry and John J Barry. Emma S Matthews. Dr J I McAys. PALATE. Fanninges Gray. Clara Tewl Ryon. Eliza Price. along with addresses like 20th Street NW, Garfield Memorial, and Florida Avenue NW.
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Appleon
Providence Hospital
Alice M
Martin Apple
aNa Wleeetth
Ayo
I.ty Daved
Mary Garry
John J. Barry
Nefay
Curteenth
Rothwest
Tsady
St. Paul’s Church
A.m
Mount Olivet
Cem
Clarkson
Robert Claiudson
Nelcum
Fifth Street
Etobee
Renard K
Marry C
Bate G. Powler
Theral
Waarmer
Yars Avenue
Hmary
Huse i Kraemer
Boat Thom
Garfield Memorial Plal
Emma S
W. B.atthews
Oceras
Glenswood
BP. m
Fannges Geay
Willsil Elizabeth Duke Palmer
Enti
Ues
Ward Wolry Reeves
Gee's Undertaking
Pennsylvania Ave
Terment
Clara Tewl Ryon
J. Shannon Rowland
Norman Eugene Ryon
Morteanth
Main
Or-Inlaw
Mark BE
Florida Avenue Northwest
Dliza Price
George W. Webster
Acral
Fhenis
In Memoriam Bright Alice Sle Right
In memoriam notice recalling the devotee and friend Alice Sle Right who died on a Sunday morning in October. The fragment references multiple newspapers and a burial or memorial context, noting impeded formatting and the absence of full publication details.
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Bright
Nevitt
John McCrystel
Tresta Northwest
Firat Precinct
Alice Sle
ALM Me
Health Office Record Abnormal Births and Residents
Health Office records list numerous births and residents with names such as Philip W. and Mingle K. Sheetz, Reuben and Carlie Cook, Norman G. and Clare Ryan, and many others. The document ranges across infant births, listed parents, ages, and addresses, including entries for Edward H. Staub’s boy and Charles B. Pomot, DOF, among numerous other residents and ages noted, reflecting a historic registry snapshot.
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Abram Any Rose Lichtesberg
Philip W
Mingle K. Sheetz
Reuben
Carlie Cook
Robert N
Marietta Wooleyd
Norman G
Clare T. Ryan
Charles B
Anne
Roseb
Mertie L
Little J. Sterting
James B
Salen Henderson
Edward H
Nattin C. Staub
Oherles 1
Paachte J. Cauley
Willem Aid Blanche
McKenzie
Charles B. Aod Hebecen J. Pomot
Thomas Quni
Frances Gerdino
Russa F
Ted Lovae Downing
Bor
Cnaries W
Estelle Bascons
Pial Wiliam
Katherine Lowell
Frank X
Lusila E. Petterson
Roy
Edie
Clatin
Geneva L
Mary ML
Gogdion
Walter
Mattie Acter
Stewart
Auelia V. Minor
Toraph DL
Anna Savor
William J
Callie Berguspo
Solomon
Benale Prices
Jeeing
Janis Bhelton
Fred
Enix Toe
George 3
Lillis F. Jackson
Alonzo T
Margaret Joneson
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in the District
A garbled early 20th century list shows numerous funeral directors and embalmers serving the Northwest area. Names include E F Harvey's Sons, C B Jenkins, Wm H Sardo & Co, Thos A Costello, Frank Gethers Sons, Geo P Zurhorst, William Lee, John Z Wright Co, and others with addresses and phone references. The text mentions chapels, livery connections, and 24 hour service terms in a period agency directory style.
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E. F. Harvey
Modore
Kana Lisculs
A. Costello
Excaren
Frank Geter
Prataphi North
Bpeare
H.W
Zurhorst
MEALI
Welliam Lee
Baler
Camrtifa Zhapet
Val Ua Ematarda
Modest Peices
Polap
Wright CO
Wl Am
Wright Sets A Mark Airship 18 Hot A Duck
Wright, an aviator, declares his flying machine lacks wet weather qualities and demonstrates speed at College Park. He timed a 1735 second circle covering about 280 feet, with further experiments and motor tweaks to increase start speed and efficiency for future flights.
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Wright
Signal Corps Aviation School
College Park
France
Liegt
Humphreys
Adolph Gosling
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Gosling
Rheims
Paria
Mr. Wrenrs
Lole Fuller Returns to Washington Theaters
Lole Fuller returned to Washington with a band of graceful dancers at the National Theater presenting serpentine dances tied to classical music and a symphony orchestra. Highlights included Diana by Orchidee and the Three Muses, Sanden's Blue Danube, Sacchetto's Velazquez-inspired Spanish dances, and a final Ballet of Light. The program featured strong stagecraft but some costume and curtain issues marred the evening.
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National
Loie Fuller
Lole Fuller
Washington
Nationall Theater
Tha Lole
Muste
Berlioz
Muses
Hoecherinl
Irene Sanden
J. Rameau
Brabnis
Gertrud van Axen
Diana
Orchidee
Miss Sanden
J. Strauss
Rita Sacchetto
Rubenstein
Andalouse
Moskowieki
Castagnette
Velasquez
Chopin
Sacchetto
la Lole Fuller
Miss Way Axen
Uke
Washington Aeronautic Club
Y. M. CA
Myron J. Jones
The Gayety's Musical Night at Empire Show
The Gayety presents a breezy musical comedy Madame Tlekwiem's Seminary with Blanche Newcomb as Waxey and Jayjix Vyner with Nina York as the orphan. Pasquale Mario sings from Rigoletto as the ensemble delivers brisk numbers and lively chorus. The Empire Show at the Lyceum features Tom McRae and the O'Neal brothers delivering polished one acts with a bright chorus. The Belle of Brittany and The Girl and the Detective run at nearby venues, with strong performances by Frank Daniels and Florence Billet. The Old Homestead at Columbia closes the night with Denman Thompson's enduring rustic tale drawing steady applause.
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Madame Tlekwiem
Blanche Newcomb
Waxey
Jayjix Vyner
Nina York
Orphane
Joe van
George
Britt
Pasquale Mario
Lyceum
Empire
Ono
Jess Burns
Coymadians
Tom McyRae
McTrae
O'Neal Brothers
Jack Ryne
Frank Walmsley
Tom Nolan
Fontaine ‘Sisters
Sue Emerson
Swine
Belle
Princey
Frank Danielg
Belasco Theater
Iast
New England
Daniels
Marguerite Sylva
Leetham Bantock
P. J. Barrow
Howand Talbot
Marie Horne
Principala
Frank Daniels
Ameer
Tha Ameert
Brittany
Sergeant Brew
Hok of
Holland
Marquis de St. Gautier
Tha Capital
Hise Ryan
Blue Mouse
Daniels A5 Toi’ Nette, His Maid. Misa Tiyan
Daisy Dumont
Demize de Ea Vire
Frank Rushworth
Washington
Baptiste Boubillon
Winnie ‘O Cohher
Babette
Academy
Cheries H. Blaney
J. Gears Dawley
New York
New York Wire
Star
Florence Billet
Heroux
Elliots J. Stroma
Haggerty
Mort R Stevens
Columbie
Ant Ah | Duman
Cry
Staider
Wowler
Rickaty Ann
Bari Redding
HS Ganzey
Franklin +Thompson
ELOPERS SET FREE AFTER HOTEL DETECTIVE CASE
Mrs Myttis Williams a Baltimore vaudeville singer was arrested after a complaint by her mother and freed by police court. Detective Burlingame located her in a Pennsylvania Avenue hotel with a woman claiming to be her sister. A young man named Reese, found with them, was released.
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United States
Ralph Given
Sergi Burlingatté
Myttis Williams
Baltimore
Winchester
Williams
Reese
Acquitted Of Theft Charge At Zoo Peanut Stand
Kirby Jones colored was tried before Justice Gould in Criminal Court No 3 for breaking into a zoo peanut stand and was acquitted by the jury. Eugene Monroe pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and was sentenced to 11 months 29 days in the workhouse. Joe Reeder, for a life offense, received 1x months in the same institution. Genuine pleasure these fair evenings in the Peary Cook Pole Dash game. Ten cents and a coupon from next Sunday's Post.
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Hegre
Kirby Jones
Justice Gould
Claude Owen
Jones
Eugene Monroe
Joe Reeder
El Paso Citizens Ask Taft to Bar Mexican Resort
A El Paso telegraph column reports residents forwarding a petition to President Taft and Diaz to stop a proposed racing and gambling resort near Juarez. The editors warn that thousands of undesirable residents could move into El Paso to manage and operate the venture, affecting the town.
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EL Paso
Taft
el Peno
Diaz
Peroas
Mae
Juares
Month for Lady Constance Lytton and Bradiford in UK protest
Newcastle authorities sentence Lady Constance Lytton and Mrs Hi N Bradisford to one month in prison after a suffragette demonstration against David Lloyd George. Bradisford is identified as the wife of a former reader writer for the Daily News who resigned in protest. Three others accused of breaking windows receive fourteen days hard labor. Magistrate dismisses explanations.
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Newcastle
England
Donatance Lytton
Hi. N. Bradisford
David Lloyd-George
Excheauer
Jdbs
Hratisford
Daly News
Weather conditions warn of coastal storm and cold front
Weather report from October night details a developing storm near the Gulf and East Coast. It notes hurricanelike winds up to 72 mph, heavy rains, and widespread warnings from Wilmington to Norton. Forecasters expect fair weather Wednesday except for lingering east Atlantic coast effects and brisk northeast to southeasterly winds.
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Department of Agelculture
Weathey
Washington
D. C
Jupher
Sims
Key West
Linde Burs
Efort
Murleane
Max
Guasleston
Wilminx
Norton
Iske
Mimlastpat
Middle Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lake
Regina
Michigan
Huron
South Atlantic
New England
Arisk
East
Bes
Upper Lakes
Grand Banks
Public Library Offers Sixth Apprenticeship Class
The Camden Public Library announces its sixth apprentice class to be formed soon. Applicants must have high school education or equivalent and pass a written exam in history literature and general information. The six month course is free and includes remuneration. Most graduates have been offered library positions. applicants 18 to 60 in good health may apply.
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Public Library
Odakey Bulletin
The
Cicket Public Library
Ubrary
Portland Woman Sues Wife of Officer for Damages
Portland, Me Oct 11 Special to The Wardlogian Post reports a damages suit of 3000 against Adele T Salisbury wife of Commander George B Salisbury U S N. Mrs George H Hesselston alleges injury from an alleged assault and from accused statements. The hearing continued into its second day with defense poised to rest tomorrow and a jury to decide.
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Portland
St Johns Returns After Repairs with Repairs and Additions
The steamer St Johns returns from Newport News where it was docked since September 15 for repairs. Major upgrades include twenty new staterooms with running water and furniture, 40 new sleeping places, a lounge for second class, and moved bar to the social hall. Captain Reed takes command, with Edward Fitzgerald in charge of machinery. Plans for two new twin screw steamers aim to start daily service between Washington, Norfolk, and Old Point. The St Johns will begin excursions opening season with a 5 pm Thursday departure from Washington.
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St Sonns
Port
Newport News
Washington
Norfolk
Old Point
R. B. Reed
Jamestown
Virginia Pilots' Association
Harry Rendal
Edward Fitzgerald
Douglass Aes
W. EB. Emmertona
B. Hubbell
St. Johns
Norifol
St Johns
Colonial Beach
Visiting Minister Edward Collins Stricken in Washington
The Rev. Edward Collins pastor of St. George Church Detroit 60 a delegate to the Social Order of the Moose convention was moved to Providence Hospital after a severe gastritis attack at the Ebbitt House. Doctors reported improved condition and said he would likely recover. Collins came to Washington with Detroit’s Charles A. Gadd president of the order.
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Edward Collins
St. George Church
Detroit
Mich
Social Order of the Moose
Washington
Providence Hospital
Ebbitt House
Collins
Charles A. Gadd
Onder
Northwest property wanted for prompt cash purchase
We seek a house and lot anywhere in the northwest section. If you have such a property and it is a bargain, contact us. We are prepared to buy at once.
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Northwest
Miss Apples Funeral Services Held at Home
Funeral services for Miss Alice Apple daughter of the late A G and Maria L Apple were held at 10 30 this morning at her brother Carl B Apple s residence 2808 Eleventh Street NW She was a graduate of Allegheny College Meadville Pa and delivered the address to the senior class She taught elementary Latin at Wichita University and held posts in the Interior Department Senator Dixon s and Representative Bates offices She later served in the Immigration Bureau and as secretary of Continental Chapter DAR She was a member of the Reformed Church She leaves three brothers Carl B Theodore T Apple of Washington and Charles N Apple of Denver
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Alice
Apple
A. G
Maria L. Apple
Providence Hospital
Carl
Eleventh Street
Misa Apple
Allegheny College
Meadville
McKinley's College
Wichita University
Wichita
Kans
Interior Department
Senator Dixon
Montana
Bates
Pennsylvania
Continental Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Apple
Reformed Church
Carl B. Apple
Theodore T. Apple
Washington
Charles N. Apple
Denver
Cola
Vatican issues new bishop visitation rules worldwide
Rome Ort reports new Vatican rules granting bishops two years to arrange canonical visitations after appointment. Five years later they must complete visits to the Pope, with visits to be repeated every five years.
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Rome
Vatican
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Pioneers’ Association of
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Pidenes
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Big Slater
W. A
Edwards
Mr. Taft
Pittaburg Diepatch
Chicago
Retord-Reveld
Providence
Tanraat
Clevelord Plain Dealer
Rochester
Harald
New Tork Times
St. Louis
Republic
Torre Gyo
St. Paul
Courier
Byracuse
Puthdetpuie Public Letger
Fiona Pastors
Blackistone's
Mthane Fats
Gude
Fiona
Health Office
Deatha
George Gentis
Sears
Fanhis M. Calvert
Alex Sinner
Juhn Jones
Aye
James Attstrong
A. B. Soldiers Home
O. G
Jens “McChzute
Alice Apple
St. Ave
Telward
Emme
Eliza P.webapet
Tilda Derry
Willian Brander
Fia
Innuie Bailes
Cleveland Ave
William Lawson
Paya
Yro
George A. ‘Tilghman
Rector
Cochran Anbio Savoy
Walter St
Airship
Aero Club
Vo A
Gayety—English Folly Company
Burzany
Lecdmann Beatock
J. Bern
Loris BP
Percy Greenbank
Bowerd
Satan de Bt
Onatier
Gatien Temple
Victor de Canscrole
Johan Pogttelin
Eaward Gary
Jaques
Baptists Boul
Rolaatte
Caald
Caald To Be
Oral
Byun Mula
Doster de le 'Ei
Daiky Tumont Hime Foquelin
Subdsy
Kalon Wine Co
Nate Se
Lady Constance
Midoent
Wa. Mo
Raia Co Suex
Asheville
Vince Obayeane
Ines
Jarkoon Ville
Vt Sb
Little Rock
Marquette
Pietebuce
Harpers Ferry
W-Vie
Potomas
Stien
Brown& Armstrong Company
F Street NW
Mr. Harris N. Brown
Shaw & Brown Co
Richard F. Armstrong
N. E
Ninth and
K Streets
George S. Cooper
K Street
Simpson -Sullivan. Co.,inc
G St. N. W
Johns
Here
Sey Brlcht
Opoch
Rs Sealy
Ana
Friaronateg Asics
Ell
Holland Medicine Company
Schanton
Aston Drier
Ake
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