Mourners Gather for Local Obituaries and Marriages
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with dates in October 1907 including Margaret Robinson Cox William E Widowy Emily Florizos and William Wood interments at Mount Cemetery. Licenses to marry include Eugene Reed and Eleanor Mayhew Charles Caldwellerson and Mary Higin and many other couples from various states amid Baltimore Philadelphia and Cincinnati communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohience
Br le We Olatchragh
Margaret Robinson
Thomas C Cox
Ste Pauls Church
Paty Gert
Pein Mainlfy
Apnaral Wenllity
William E Widowy
Chambersburg Pa
St Elizabeth S Hospital
Mileiam
Morrow
Tinogenr
John R Wrights
Glock
Emily Florizos
Belevel
Daughty
Craugtee Pendleton
Blumn
Ola Lute
Vaguthrast
Raver
Samman
Mount Cemetery
Ton Not
Spring Grove
Cincinnati Wood
Detster
A. Wood
Tpneral
Thurg
Eugene T Reed M
Eleanor A. Mayhew
Morule
Tugeos E Calderson
Redmond, Wey and
Battle Lpitler
Rockingham Counly Va
Fez Swen, Ravenwort & Elgin
Lewinariite
Mary H Higin
Leesbore
Yeo
Dally
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Named in City Ads
A garbled late city notice lists numerous funeral directors and embalmers with partial addresses and phone numbers, including Frank A Speare, John R Wright Co, Hindle and Bayliss, and Thos S Serjeon. The fragment mentions chapel locations on F Street NW and East 58, alongside telephones and director roles, reflecting a directory-style advertisement for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geier
Seventh ST Nw
Sore Chapel
Galt North
John R. Wright
Nest Direcom
Cmbalmers
Chapeu
Phane
Marty
Speare
F Street
Alex Strictly Fest
Frank A
William Lee
Tvary
Mogren
Sardo & & CO
Funep AL Birectow
Gadalarrs
Geo P Zurhorst
Dertaker
Emmalmen
Thos A Nalley
Health Office Record Of Local Residents And Ages
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Truel
Cutten
Yoarm
Sarah
Priterson
Cordelia Howgata
Corcoran
Ormond
Zeare Fiorents
Norfolk
Cap
Benjani
Bertholomes Fee
Columba Hou
Henry
Charter JG
Bibel ‘White
Ann Ee
Mate
Jehola
Samuel Colemen
Suum
Lucy Gryham
Tobert Jonew
Peara Dantel
Elder
Funeral Designs and Floral Services Advertised
An unclear ad lists funeral designs and floral services offered by Geo. C. Shaffer at 226 Wain Nath, including arrangements and related items. The fragment mentions phone contact and reads as an old style business notice for funeral and floral service offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Shaffer
Wain Nath
Train Crash at Shrewsbury Kills Nineteen in Dense Rain
A passenger train bound from Scotland to Bristol derailed entering Shrewsbury station. Nineteen dead, thirty nine injured, many due to ignored orders to keep speed under ten miles per hour on the curve. Rescue hampered by darkness and heavy rain. Engine and cars wrecked, last car spared fire. Investigation questions vacuum brake faults and driver error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euled
Shrewsbury
England
Scotland
Bristol
London and Northwestern
American officers guest at luncheon in London
Brig Gen Edgerly and Captains Michle and iShelton of the US arrived in London to tour German maneuvers and were hosted at the United Service Club by Capt Cleman. British officers including Lyttelton Nicholson Douglas Pais Had Jen Clayton Haldance Gleichen and others greeted the Americans before visits to Aldershot Sandhurst and Wreat Park, with departure slated for October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edgerly
Wincex
Michle
iShelton
USA
Cleman
United Service Club
Neville Lyttelton
General Staff
Army Council
William Nicholson
Forces
Charles WH Douglas
Douglas Pais
Army Headquarters
Charles F Had Jen
Artilery
FT Clayton
James A. D. Haldance
Gleichen
King Edward
Mel W Thwaites
Ener
John H. Gibbons
United States Naval Attecks
Aldershot
Sandhurst
Ambassador Reid
Wreat Park
O Brien Presents Credentials as Ambassador to Japan
Thomas J. O Brien presented his credentials to the Japanese Emperor in Tokyo as the new American ambassador. Mrs O Brien was hosted by the Empress. Dodge introduced O Brien and successor Peter A Jay at the embassy audience. The visit aims to strengthen cordial U S Japan relations. Dodge departs October 2 en route to Washington. Also noted is the International Bureau of Weights and Measures meeting in Sevres with U S delegates Samuel W Stratton and Henry Vienaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Japan
Tokyo
Thomas J O Brien
O'Briens
Saad
Washington
Washingtonian
Sevres
Department
YOUNG AMERICAN ELOPED UNDER MYSTERY CLAIM
October 1 report says Philip Coon of New York vanished from a hotel on October 12 and eloped. His mother Mrs Coon had no objection to the match, leaving questions about the motive. Also noted, Robert J. Jarson, financier and street railway magnate, died suddenly in Philadelphia while at a Chestnut Street theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Philip Coon
Dev
Coon
Fimanmer
Philadelphia
Robert J. Jarson
Allway
Chestnut Street
Emperor Francis Joseph S Condition Worsens at The Hague
Private telegrams from Vienna report Emperor Francis Joseph in deteriorating health, prompting Austro Hungarian delegates to urge a swift conclusion to the conference or possible return to Vienna. Fever has returned but spirits are described as good and efforts include making Schoenbrunn galleries accessible for exercise. Avchuke Franz Ferdinand visited but did not see the Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy von Kapos-Mere
Privy Council of
Austria
Nelidott
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Schoenbrunn
Ummeaia
Franz Ferdinand
London audience packs Tony's Theater for Mrs Wiggs matinee
London October 15 an audience of 1500 women from London’s charwoman community gathered at Qerty's Theater for a matinee of Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Madge Core Cook, playing the lead, addressed the crowd expressing hope for better days and a patch of sunshine in their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mra Wiggs
Qerty's
Wiggses
Madge Core Cook
Priest halts burial rite at grave of prominent local figure
In Fitteburg on October 15 a burial for Andrew A Dinen, banker and secret society member, halted when Father Kucz of St Kiernan’s Church stepped to the grave and declared the church service sufficient. Elks and Eagles watchers stood in silence as the priest resumed the Catholic benediction.
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Sheetal
Washington
Fitteburg
Andrew
Dinen Vbanker
Secret Society
B P O Elks
Order of Eagles
Father Kucz
Poumers
Peace With Murphy May Signal Truce In New York Politics
Washington report notes a likely truce between Mayor McClellan and Tammany Leader Charles F Murphy due to the Hearst Parsons alliance. A possible appearance on the Tammany platform before the campaign is hinted, as Democratic factions drift toward unity or further conflict.
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McClellan
Tammany
Hearst-Parcons
Specia
Washington
New York
Hearst-Persons
Charles F Murphy
The
Independence League and
Republicata
Andi & Combination
Parsons Andi
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Plot Victim at Exeter Game
Special to The Washington Post reports Philips Exeter Academy students plotted to “do him up” when Theodore Roosevelt Jr played against Harvard eleven. The plan arose from rumor of his large newspaper notoriety and aimed to injure him on the field. Roosevelt was visibly injured and left the game after halftime amid claims the scheme originated from a southern student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeial
Washhaon Post
Exeter
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Philips Exeter Academy
Hartanis
Harvard 1 Eleven
Philps|s
Roose ‘Galt
Elopement of Mabel Cobleigh and Georgetown Student Sparks Family Critique
Dr Benjamin F Cobleigh of Kingston Pa reacts to the elopement of his sixteen year old daughter Mabel with Charles J Borie a Georgetown University sophomore. He condemns the romance as sentimental folly fueled by novels and notes the couple must now support themselves after fleeing from Washington to a racing car trip to New York. The episode shocks their families and unsettles Hamilton Institute where Mabel studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Coblagh
Hamilton Institute
Charles O'Boyle
Georgetown
Speelet
Warrington
Philadelphia
Dr Benjamin
F Cobleigh
Kingston
Mabel Cobleigh
Charles J Borie
Georgetown University
Washington
Ion
Kingstor Hla
Cobleigh
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Dr Coblegh
O'Boyle
Cobieigh
Eixteen Sears
Mar Heat
Mabel
Mirs Cobleigh
Imled
Kington
Bear
Hemilton Institute
Big Havana Fire Destroys Building in Central Havana
A major blaze in Havana destroyed a building covering a square in the lower city amid high winds. Firemen confined the flames to the original structure, with the Munson Steamship Company offices housed inside the building at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulding
Havana
Munson Steamship Company
Italo Mexican arbitration treaty approved at The Hague
Delegates from Italy and Mexico in The Hague endorse the Italo Mexican arbitration treaty. The agreement commits both nations to submit disputes to arbitration while preserving national independence, outlining joint acceptance of arbitration for most differences. The delegates, Count Tornfeill and Senor Esteva, confirmed the text as definitive today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Tornfeill v
Senor Esteva
Italy
Mexico
Educator Shoe for Boys and Girls Featured Prices
An ad notes Educator brand shoes for boys and girls priced at 200 225 250 and 300 as a growing fit option. The copy emphasizes foot growth and comfort for young wearers.
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