Taft Visit Highlights Harbor Stop and Pioneer Honor
President Taft toured Los Angeles harbor works then joined Califor nia Pioneers as a new member. He reviewed children at plaza, spoke on patriotism, and sailed amid flower decks and a Shriner gathering while crowds cheered in a festive urban welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers’ Association of
Southern California
Taft
Pane
Los Angeles
Louingedt
Slater
W. A
Pasadena
Orange
Hiveraide
Los Angeles Association of California Pioneers
Old Plaza Cathedral
Born and Married Notices From Norfolk Area
BORN ARKERTO J Pendleton and Ruth Tnard Parker announce a daughter born October 10 at Columbia Hospital. MARRIED Corniciy Young to Martens Lupe of Norfolk, Va., at the residence of Mrs. George M. Lockwood assisted by Rev. Wise.
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Arkerto J. Pendleton
Ruth Tnard Parker
Ruin Abn
Columbia Hospital
Cornicic Young
George M. Lockwood
Norchwrst
Gutawa Wilson Young
CW. Yoong
Srvtolic
Fortsmouth
Obituary notices from a 1909 Washington DC paper
A run of obituary notices lists buried, years, and addresses for Alice M Appleton Arthur Davey Clarkson Renard Kramer Masteleavs Emma S McCrystal Palate Fanning Gray Ward Wolry Reeves Clara Tewl Ryon Clara Price and others, with dates October 1909. Each notice names residence, family relations, funeral arrangements, and interment details across multiple addresses and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Glaiudson
Nelcum
Fifth Street
Etobee
Renard K
Marry C
Bate G. Powler
Waaemer
Vars Avenue
Hin iV
Huse
Chmevers McCrystal
Jon I. McAkys- Til
Ager
Nurral
J.T. Clement
Wisconsin Aven
St. Fat . Varaotie
A.m. Palate
BP. m
Fannges Geay
Willsil Elizabeth Duke Palmer
Twenti Street
Ward Wolry Reeves
Rth Yrar
al. Gee
Eetabistment
Clara Tewl Ryon
J. Shannon Rowland
Norman Eugene Ryan
Imernt
Morteanth Street
Or-Inlaw
Mark E. Towers
Florida Avenue Northwest
Cliza Price
George W. Webster
Frenis
Mekery
In Memoriam Bright To the memory of Alice Sle Gri ght
In memoriam notice announces the death of Alice Sle Gri ght with a ceremonial tone. It references a Sunday morning and October dates and lists multiple newspapers as reprints or sources, indicating a broad obituary notice across papers.
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Bright
Alice Sle Gright
A.M
Me. L
Health Office Record of Births and Names Mentioned
Health office record listing numerous births and associated parents with names such as Abram Rose Lichtesberg Philip W Sheetz Reuben Cook and more. Includes many entries for boys and girls with various parental pairings and scattered street addresses or aging notes.
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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
Gil Wildm
Katherine Lowell
William J
Callie Berguspo
Solomon and
Bewale Prices
Jeeing
Janis Bhelton
Fred and
Enix Toe
George 3
Lillie F. Jackson
Alonzo T
Margaret Joneson
Funeral Directors in early Washington listings strike tone of local obituaries
A fragmented OCR list of multiple funeral directors in Washington DC era includes E F Harveys Sons, J Jenkins, WM Sardo Co, Thos Be, Frank Geter, Geo Zurhorst, William Lee, John Wright Co and others. Entries mention chapels on 4th Street NW and F Street NW with phone numbers and 24 hour or day and night service.
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E. F. Harvey
Modore
Kana Lisculs
Felephone
A. Costello
Nevers
Frank Geter
Zurhorst
William Lee
Baler
Prumylgente Ave. A
Polaphons Mata Ie John 2. Wright CO
Conspection USA
Chapel Up
Wl Am
Wright Sets A Mark Says Airship 18 Hot A Duck
Wright, an aviator at College Park, declares his flying machine has none of the qualities of a wet weather bird. He clocked a 17 3-5 second circle, covering about 280 feet, and planned to beat that time with additional tracks. Despite rain, he demonstrated speed to Army officers and discussed future improvements and the 1910 international gyration meet.
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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 in National Theater Program
Lole Fuller led a company of graceful dancers at the National Theater in Washington, presenting serpentine dances set to symphony orchestra. The show featured Irene Sanden, Gertrud Van Axen, Orchidee, Rita Sacchetto, and others in a program including Danse des Sylphes, Diana hunting chorus, and Ballet of Light. Critics praised artistry and stage craft, noted lighting and curtain glitches, and debated costume daring and artistic propriety while highlighting the dramatic Diana entry and final fire ballet.
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National
Loie Fuller
Ann Gheence
Lole Fuller
Washington
Nationall Theater
Ta Symphony Orchestra
Fine Arta
Tha Lole
Muste
Miss Sanden
J. Strauas
Rita Sacchetto
Rubenstein
Toreador
Andalouse
Moskowieki
Velasquez
Chopin
Sac
la Lole Fuller
Miss Way Axen
M. CA
Washington Aeronautic Club
Y. M. CA
Myron J. Jones
Stage Weekend at Gayely and Empire Show Brighten Lyceum
A Gayely engagement presents a lively musical scene with Madame Tlekwiem's Seminary featuring Blanche Newcomb Waxey and a witty chorus. The Empire Show at the Lyceum offers two one act pieces led by Tom McRae, with a strong chorus and notable performances by the O Nest brothers and Frank Walmsley. The Belle of Brittany and The Girl and the Detective playickets receive praise for cast, staging, and humor, while The Old Homestead continues to charm audiences with Denman Thompson's enduring rustic drama. Overall, a crowded bill delivering strong, varied vaudeville and musical comedy.
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Madame
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
Fontained Sisters
Sue Emerson
Rose
Ellis
Jack
Rynol
Belle
Princey
Frank Danielg
Belasco Theater
New England
Daniels
Marguerite Sylva
Leetham Bantock
P. J. Barrow
Howand Talbot
Marie Horne
Frank Daniels
Ameer
Tha Ameert
Brittany
Sergeant Brew
Hok of
Holland
Marquis de St. Gautier
Tha
Hise Ryan
Blue Mouse
Daisy Dumont
Demize de Ea Vire
Frank Rushworth
Washington
Baptiste Boubillon
Winnie ‘O Cohher
Babette
Columbie
Columbia
Denman Thompson
New Hampshire
Ant Ah | Duman
Cry
Staider
Wowler
Rickaty Ann
Bari Redding
HA Ganzey
Franklin +Thompson
Elopees Set Free After Police Court Hearing
Mrs Myttis Williams a Baltimore vaudeville singer was arrested last Saturday on her mother s complaint and released after assurances to stay home. A woman named Winchester claimed to be her sister and a man named Reese was detained but later released with his Christmas leave.
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United States
Ralph Given
Sergi Burlingame
Myttis Williams
Baltimore
Acquitted of Theft Charge Hegre Held Not Guilty
Kirby Jones colored was tried in Criminal Court No. before Justice Gould for breaking into a peanut stand at the Zoo. The jury acquitted him. Eugene Monroe pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and was sentenced to 11 months and 29 days in the workhouse. Joe Reeder, guilty on a life offense, was given 12 months in the same institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegre
Kirby Jones
Justice Gould
Claude Owen
Jones
Eugene Monroe
Joe Reeder
El Paso Citizens Seek Taft Action on Mexican Plot
Local residents forwarded names to President Taft urging intervention with President Diaz to halt a Mexican racing and gambling operation. They fear an influx of thousands of undesirable citizens moving to Juarez and El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Taft
el Peno
Tex
Diaz
Mac
Juares
Month for Lady Constance Lytton and Bransford
Newcastle England Oct 11 Lady Constance Lytton and Mrs H N Bransford arrested after a suffrage demonstration against David Lloyd George are each sentenced to a month in prison. Bransford is wife of a former reader writer of the Daly News who resigned in protest against government treatment of suffragette prisoners. Three others charged with breaking windows receive fourteen days hard labor. Magistrate refuses to hear further explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
England
Donstance Lytton
H. N. Bransford
David Lloyd-George
Excheauer
Jdbs
Hradsford
Tie Daly News
Weather Conditions Warn of Tropical Storm Near Coast
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports tropical storm near the coast with Key West winds 72 mph. Northeast recurve forecast, warnings from Wilminx to Norton, and emergency measures in place for affected areas. Temperatures vary nationwide with rain and snow possible in the north.
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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
Public Library Offers Sixth Apprentice Class
The Odakey bulletin of the Public Library announces its sixth apprentice class. Applicants must have high school level education and pass a written exam in history literature and general information. Age 18 to 65 and in good health. No tuition but remuneration. library notes positions often offered to graduates. Circulars available in person or by mail.
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Public Library
Odakey Bulletin
The
Cicket Public Library
Ubrary
Portland Woman Sues Officer’s Wife for Damages
Special to The Wardlogian Post from Portland Maine reports a $3,000 damages suit against Adele T Salisbury wife of Commander George B Salisbury. The plaintiff Mrs George H Hesselston claims injuries from alleged assault and slander at a Portland meeting in 1908. Evidence concluded on day two with defense expected to rest.
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Portland
St Johns Returns to Service After Dozens of Upgrades
The St Johns arrives Sunday after repairs at Newport News since September 15, now equipped with twenty added staterooms with stationary washstands runing water steam heat and new furniture. Sleeping space for 40 passengers aft dining room and a lounge in place of the buffet. Captain Harry Rendal replaced by Cant R. B. Reed with Edward Fitzgerald still in charge of machinery. General Manager W. B. Emmert and G. A. B. Hubbell return to Norfolk to finalize wharfage and new twin screw steamers planned for daily service to Norfolk. Initial Washington to Norfolk trip set for Thursday at 5 pm arriving Norfolk 7 am.
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St Sonns
Port
Newport News
Washington
Norfolk
Old Point
R. B. Reed
Jamestown
Virginia Pilots' Association
Harry Rendal
Cuter
Edward Fitzgerald
Douglass Aes
W. B. Emmert
Ana
B. Hubbell
St. Johns
Commerce Street
TomOne and Chesapeake Company
Norifol
St Johns
Colonial Beach
Visiting Minister Stricken In Washington Hotel Visit
The Rev Edward Collins aged 60 pastor of St George Church Detroit and a delegate to the Social Order of the Moose convention in Washington was stricken with gastritis at the Ebbitt House. He was moved to Providence Hospital by ambulance and his condition improved by late night. Collins is one of Detroit's oldest pastors and came with Charles A Gadd of Detroit 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
Buyers seek house and lot bargains in northwest section
We are in the market for improved property anywhere in the northwest section. If you have a house and lot to sell, contact us. If it is a bargain we are prepared to purchase at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Peil
Miss Apples Funeral Held for Miss Alice Apple
Funeral services for Miss Alice Apple daughter of the late A G and Maria L Apple were held at 10 30 this morning at the home of her brother Carl B Apple 2808 Eleventh Street Northwest She died Saturday in Providence Hospital A graduate of Allegheny College she taught Latin at Wichita University and held clerical posts in the Interior Department and congressional offices She was active in the D A R and a member of the Reformed Church She is survived by three brothers Carl B Theodore T Apple Washington and Charles N Apple 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
New Vatican Rules Grant Bishops Time for Canonical Visits
Rome ort 11 New rules affecting bishops worldwide were issued by the Vatican. Bishops may take two years after appointment to arrange canonical visitations in their dioceses. Five years after that they must complete the first papal visitation, with further visits to be repeated once every five years.
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Rome
Vatican
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Angeles
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Edwards
Mr. Taft
Alexander
Ari Automobile
Ec- Yong
Agnor
Diez
Juarez
Mexico
Wilmington
Tam Gied
Mexico City
Ghinuabua
Nevitt
John McCrystel
Tresta Northwest
Firat Precinct
Poe
Pittsburg
Chicago
Providence
Tanrant
Clevelord
Fiona Pastors
Blackistone's
Mthane Fatsne
Gude
Health Office
Deatha
George Gentis
Sears
Fanhis M. Calvert
Alex Sinner
Joh Jones
Aye
James Atmstrong
U. B
Alice Apple
Telward Hi
Veena
Emme
Eliza P.webapet
Tivid Derry
Willian Brander
Fia
Innuie Bailes
Cleveland Ave
William Lawson
Yro
George A. ‘Tilghman
Rector
Cochran Anbio Savoy
Walter St
Airship
Aero Club
Vo A
Gayety—English Folly Company
Burzany
Lecdman Beatock
J. Bern
Loris
Percy Greenbank
Bowerd
Satan de Bt
Onatier
Gatien Temple
Victor de Canscrole
Johan Pogttelin
Eaward Gary
Jaques
Baptists Boul
Rolaatte
Caald
Oral ‘Byun Mula
Doster de le 'Ei
Daiky Tumont Hime Foquelin
Academy
Cheries H. Blaney
J. Gears Dawley
New York
New York Wire
Star
Florence Billet
Heroux
Elliots J. Stroma
Haggerty
Mort R Stevens
Subdsy
Kalon Wine Co
Nate Se
Lady Constance
Midoent
Wa. Mo
Rainsuex
Minsom Tall
Asheville
Vince Obayeane
Ines
Jarkoon Ville
Little Rock
Marquette
Pietebuce
Harpere Ferry
Potomis
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 Baloht
Holland Medicine Company
Schanton
Abe
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