Man Crushed In Shaft as Firemen Free Worker
New York October report details Samuel Swift a 21 year old window cleaner trapped two hours in an elevator shaft at a West Side bank corner Thirty fourth Street and Wighth Avenue. Police firemen and bystanders fought to free him as his left leg was nearly severed, efforts included tourniquets and morphine. He was finally rescued and taken to New York Hospital where surgeons amputated his left leg below the knee and hoped to save the right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Swift
West Side Bank
Thirty-fourth Street
Wighth Avenue
Swift
Jacob Auermiller
Auermiller
Gevitt
Totlow
Henry ¥. Attien
Liberty Street
Allien
Mulholland
Dr. Ross
New York Hospital
Hook and Ladder Company No 34
Capt
Cook
Reynolds
Bergt
Smith
West Birty-seventh Street
Dr. Rose
Agate
Hin Fatlent
Inan
East Fourth Street
Mr. Alten
Weather Conditions From Rept. of Agriculture Washington Oct 13
Weather summary reports widespread cooler values in the interior and fair conditions along most coasts. Local rains expected Saturday in the Mississippi valley and upper Great Lakes, with easing by Sunday. North Pacific coast shows storm warnings. winds vary by coast. Temperature readings given for midnight through evening across multiple locations. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers noted as muddy and cloudy respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
British Northwest
North Pacific States
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific Coast
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Aouth Atlantic States
East Gulf States
North Pacific
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Went Gulf
Jowar Lakes
Upper Lakes
Wnodarals
Grand Banks
Mintrour
Ruling on Bath Tub Trust Antitrust Case in Circuit Court
In Baltimore United States circuit court Judge Rose rules for the government in a Sherman act dissolution suit against Standard Sanitary Mfg Co and others known as the bath tub trust. The decision says Wayman cannot monopolize the dredger product though patent rights for the enamel dredger remain. Dissenter Goff would uphold petition allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
John G Rose
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Bathtub Trust
Pritchard
Rose
Goff
Supreme Court of the United States
Detroit
Edward L. Wayman
Wayman
Seek Supposed Mad Dogs
Police hunt several dogs believed bitten by a mad dog after it maimed and bit multiple animals in Georgetown. An officer shot the suspected rabid animal and sent its body for examination. Six dogs were in the pound masters care, and two children were noted among potential bite victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Georgetown
R. J. Sikes
Dumbarton Avenue
N. M. Stone
Man shoots wife’s visitor in Parkersburg home
Parkersburg West Virginia October 12 a prominent local man shot at an intruder in his home at 3 30 yesterday morning wounding the man Mrs James seeking divorce says the husband planned to marry a young woman in the city but the match was blocked by her discovery Johnson a or year old colored man armed with bricks and a razor disturbed pedestrians on Seventh street last night and was arrested with a weapon He also filed for divorce and affidavits allege the husband sent the wounded man to her home Croker divorce case in New York Mrs Ela P F Croker wife of former New York fire chief Ba ward F Croker gains interlocutory separation after alleging neglect and abandonment since 1908
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Carl L. James
James
Thin City
Armen
Mitchell H. Johnson
Seventh Street
Forthwest
Boence
Croker
New York
Ela P F. Croker
Baward F. Croker
New York Fire Department
George Gray
King Street
Pitt
Royal Streets
Edgar Warflel
E. A. Gorman
Alexandria Hospital
Unclear OCR: Moving Bray and Select Bains Incident
A garbled OCR note describes Jacob Hilliard, a porter on Pennsylvania Avenue, involved in a chaotic scene near a hotel and a street named Pennssilasia. The text references moving wagons, a hat, and various streets, ending with mentions of Winsport Jobs and the Olympic Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helilester
Bray
Jacob Hilliard
Hite
Benypylvania Avenue
Cain
Pennssilasia Axanue
Toolkat
Aoa Sagh Winstrport
Olympic Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Joby
Holding Company Plan Proposed by R N Harper in DC District
R N Harper proposes a District of Columbia holding company with at least 260000 capital to fund manufacturing ventures in DC Maryland and Virginia. A chamber committee, including W T Galliher and Henry Ostterdinger, will study the plan and potential investments while subscriptions are structured by matching donor tiers and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Harper
W. T. Galliher
Henry T. Ostterdinger
Chamber of Commierce
Harper
Airrectors
Fatriet
Maryland
Virginia
Ion
Drug Exchange of Washington
Lst
Mr. Gallt
Arthur C Moses
N. A. Merritt
State Council session to open in Alexandria hall
The twenty seventh annual session of the Virginia State Council Junior Order of United American Mechanics will convene at McBurney's Hall on Tuesday morning with an expected 200 delegates from across the state. Mayors and council members will deliver welcomes, followed by addresses from C Carlin and state officers. Also reported: a group of youths held briefly on a suspected case, a Philadelphia man stricken in the street, a new Alexandria Construction Company chartered, two men arraigned for larceny, and a local land purchase by George S French for a summer home on the Potomac River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington Fort Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Virginia State Council
Order of
United American Mechanics
McBurney’s Hall
Frederick J. Paft
People of
Albert D. Brockett
Chamber of Commerce
C. ©. Carlin
William Boane
Norfolk
W. A. Gordon
Elkton
Thomas B. Ivey
Petersburg
W. K. Griffith
Alexandria Construction Company
Corporation Commission of Virginia
Cabital
Samuel L. Monroe
Harry Aitceson
Arthur J. Porter
Clarendon
George 5. French
Thompson & Ancich
Fred W
J. H. Pilling
Washington
Potomac River
Artturus Station
Great Atlantic Navy Review to Display 126 Ships
The Navy Department publicized an Atlantic and Pacific fleet mobilization to be staged in New York and Los Angeles from October 2 to November 2. It will showcase 126 American ships with 93,444 tons, including battleships, armored cruisers, and destroyers, exceeding German Kiel reviews in scale and signaling U.S. naval strength. The display names many vessels and outlines total tonnages for each class.
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New York
Los Angeles
Englandl
Pacific
Los An
States of America
Gerany
Taast
Congress
Eimperor
Kiel
America
England
He White
Spithead
Connecticut
Ploride
Uteh
Delaware
North Dakota
Michigan
South Carolina
Kansas
Vermont
Idaho
Ohio
Georgia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Ti-oiana
Mezmchuentta
Totstomes
Oyainga
Waahlogioen Amk North Carp
crumera--Aglem
Dee Metnes
Totel
Herd
Flusser
Lameen
Preston
Smith
Perkita
Meyrant
Sterelt
Walke
Warrington
Patterson
Monaghan
Ammen
Burrows
Trigoe
MacDonough
Werden
Porter
Blakely
Dupont
Bar Per
Biddid
Craven
Dehlgren
Long
Shubruck
Stockton
Magay
Wilkes
Bagley
Stringham
Mortit
Grayling
Bontta
Narwhal
Salmon
Snapper
Stitgray
Tarpon
Dixie
Gagiine
Hevern
Dubrettoss
Nashville
Dolyllis
Marietta
Puttel
Aia
Olliere
Neptune
Quelopa
Hector
Mars
Yulgan
Ajax
Brutus
Sterling
Celiterniz
Pouth
Dakota
Marylana
West Virginia
Colorado
Cincinnati
Raleigh
Whipple
Booking
Hell
Tixton
Paul Jones
Preble
Army Orders Leave of Absence and Training Assignments
Army orders authorize Maj George W Rother commissary for four months stay. Lieut Daniel I Sultan to Booth Bend Arkansas for engineer work. Officers of organized militia directed to attend courses at Fort Logan H Roots Fort Sheridan Port, with various National Guard and Indiana units listed. Details include Fort Leavenworth assignment for Sgt Robert H Fowler and discharge actions for Sergt Edward J Boring.
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Atesno
George W. Rother
Daniel I. Sultan
Oérpe of Engineers
Booth Bend
Girdyan
Fort Logan
H. Roots
W. F. Reichardt
Arkutsey Na‘tonal Guard
William P. Ecoret
National Guard of Tennessee
Gordon A. Duncan
Third Infantry
Port Sheridan
William EB. Long
Indiana National Quart
Lambert Ww. Jordan
Fleet Infantry
Stigt
Robert H. Fowler
Hospstat Corps
Fort Leavenworth
Kens
Edward J. Boring
Hospitsl
Purchan
Naval Orders And Movements Of Vessels
Lieut Comdér J Shane named inspector of machinery at New London Ship and Engine Co. Lieut R L Irvine assigned to duty in Navy Department Washington. Lieut A Hk Bhoup to Naval Academy Annapolis. Surg A Anderson to Naval Hospital Boston. P A Surg J H Holloway to Naval Hospital Las Animas. Vessels arrive Justin Corinto Neptune Newport Raleigh Mare Island Albany Manila Helena Hankow. Sailed New Jersey for southern drill grounds Prafile for Hampton Roads Standish Bagotis Raleigh for aiuse.
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J. Shane
New London Ship and Engine Company
Guéton
Conn
R. L. Irvine
Navy Department
Washington, D.C
A. HK. Bhoup
Naval Academy
Annapolis
A. Anderson
Naval Hospital
Boston
Mass
Pateol
J. H. Holloway
Naval Hospital, Las Animas, Galo
Justin
Corinto
Connécticut
Michigan
Hampton Roads
Neptune
Newport
Raleigh
Mare Island
Albany
Manila
Helena
Hankow
New Jersy
Prafile
Charientot
Ftor
Brutus
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Standish
Bagotis
Aiuse
Wash nitten Heritage Bosisty hearings on contempt charge
Welter Stipon Ht president and John P. Steap secretary face a contempt charge in the District 8 Court with hearings set for Monday. The case centers on Raymon a J. Cooley an agent for the society alleged to have been released from jury service due to employer plans to place a guard on him. Officials say they informed Cooley a substitute would be hired and could return after service. the society could not pay both.
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Justice Guid
Yury Gervice
Cooley
Society
Inquiry into wide excise board probe in Washington
The District of Columbia faces a broad inquiry into the excise board sparked by former inspector F Oden Horstmann and charges against Samuel T Kalbfus. Commissioner Rudolph says the investigation will extend to the board of assistant assessors with hearings to begin Monday and will examine alleged discriminatory assessments favoring large owners over small householders.
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Excise Board
Samuel T. Kalbfus
F. Oden Horstmann
Sildon
Sowdueting
Asses
Bore
Petworth
D. C
Oyster
Eteila
Excise
Aesistant Agsesore
Keibing
Rudolph
Horstmann
Willa
William ©. Richards
Kalhfus
Ecesse
Washington Brewers
Soretiani
Posson
Frank
J. Hogan
William Henry White
Thomas
Bank bandit is sentenced in Laurel Maryland
John W. Morgan, about 18, was sentenced to five years in the Maryland penitentiary for attempting to rob the Citizens National Bank of Laurel in September. He was captured after a bank employee fired a warning shot. Morgan confessed at arrest and will likely be moved to prison tomorrow.
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Tue Weebington Post
Upper Marlboro
John W. Morgan
Maryland Penitentiary
Citizens National Bank of
Laurel
Morgan
George A. Gill
Higattaville
Wag
eBoy
Fred
Pegunoon
Resi
Baltimore
Actress Miss Shattuck Stricken in Baltimore Hospital
Actress Truly Shattuck is seriously ill in a Baltimore hospital with no diagnosis given. Earlier reports suggested an abscess. the issue proved too grave for such a diagnosis. Shattuck had been touring a local theater engagement this week when she fell ill. Also noted: seven lawyers admitted to practice in the District Court of Appeals, including Walter Bulmer, Filler Wilson, and A. Balter, with William Chambers mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Truly Shattuck
Misa Shattuck
District Court of Appeals
Yos Waa
Etood Walter Wil‘Bulmer
Filler Wilson
A. Balter
Reapoten Wilteam Chambers
Quash Proceeding On Transfers At Fourteenth Street
In District Supreme Court yesterday a bid to quash Capital Traction Company’s motion to dismiss the petition of Arthur L. Shreve as receiver of the Baltimore and Washington Transit Company seeking transfers at Fourteenth and Kennedy streets NW was heard. Attorneys Williams and Lerch argued the motion seeks to clear the record for an appellate proceeding while arguing the pleading form is improper. The court scheduled a hearing for Monday on the receiver’s petition and on the motion to dismiss filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction Company
Dlamias
Arthur L. Shreve
Baltimore and Washington Tansit Company
Fourteenth
Kennedy Streets
District Supreme Court
Henry W. Wiliams
Harry F. Lerch
Traction Company
Wright
McKinley School Debating Teams Favor Affirmative
McKinley Manual Training School juniors debated universal transfers yesterday. The affirmative team won the class vote while Miss Ida M Daly noted the negative side argued better. Members D M Marsh G v Marlow J B Medley supported the affirmative. R K Head Ralph C Keefer and George Kelley opposed.
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McKinley Manual Training School
Ida M. Daly
McKinley School
D. &. Marsh
G. v. Marlow
J. B. Medley
Rey RK
Ralph C Keefer
George Kelley
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Ready For State Council
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Emma Colé
Charles Schafer
John McCuen
Aléxandria
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Richard Welch
S. Navy
Germany
Naval Institute
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B. A. Fiske
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Prier. P. R. Alger
Board of Control
George W. Logan
H. H. Durell
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Lad
Laure
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Henry Heath
Calvert Co
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Soc
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Fred de Gresac
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
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Robert Edeson
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Stinemetz
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Justican Wright
McKinley
Amusemerts
Belasco i
Harry Lauder
Stars of All Nations
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GONG
Louise
Seata
Park
Joe
Morati Opera CO
Jos, Hart
CAMA
Wilbur Mack
Nella Walker
Richardson
Marin
Bronski
Pavlovk & Mordin
Imperial Russiao Ballet
Academy
Scalino
Jewel
Sephine Saxton
Lyceum
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