ITALESMEN PASS QUIZ AWAIT RULING FROM JUDGE
Los Angeles court opens McNamara murder trial with jurors questioned on bias and knowledge of the Times blast. Six jurors remain. defense challenges include views on death penalty and circumstantial evidence. The court will rule on whether a talesman who attended the Times victims’ funeral can serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bypamite
Talesman
Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara
Seaborn Manning
F. D. Green
A. R. McIntosh
George W. McKee
Los Angeles Times
James B. McNamara
Charles J. Hag- Berty
McKee
Judge Bord-Well
A. C. Robinson
Times
Robert J
Bob) Burdette
Temple Baptist Church
Obituary notices dated October 1911 in Washington area
Funeral notices announce deaths of Ida Tiphard, William A Beall, Nancy Harper Betts, William S Chewning, Robert C Gotta, Yetta Merman, Theodore W Kittinger, William E Linkins, Hamilton Augustine Loughborough, Jeremiah A McCarthy, Edwin Kersey McKeever, Thomas Stiles, James Weaver, Elizabeth Hoyt Williams. Services set across Oct 19 to Oct 23 with graves at Oak Hill Arlington and other cemeteries. multiple residences listed in Washington DC and nearby areas.
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Eighth Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Betts
William Earl Clark
Nancy Harper
Harold Betts
New York
Chewning
Fourteenth Street
William S&s
Ella Chewning
Bowling Green
Hallsburg
Robert C
Annis Hond Gotta
Oregon Avenue
Merman
M. Yetta
Samuel Kerman
Daughbn
Kittinger
Theodore William
Theodore A Kittinger
Mary Smith Kittinger
Linkins
Seventh Street
William E
May Reese Linkins
Loughborough
Melton
Montgomery County
Hamilton Augustine Loughborough
St. Ann’s Church
Tennallytown
D. C
McCarthy
Jeremiah A
Deery
Catherine
Dennis McCarthy
Meral
Oorth Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Arlington National Cemetery
Mokeever
Edwin Kersey
Luis B
Edwin K. Mce-Keever
Holmead Place
Saturay
Stu
Thomas
Arnie V. Stiles
Frank Geier
Glenwood Cemetery
Allegheny
Weaver
B Street
James
Mary Annie Weaver
Nes Harris
Williams
New London
Conn
Elizabeth Hoyt
Charles Augustus Williams
Harage
St. James’ Iscopal Arch
Suffrage Row Prompts HQ Move From New York
In Louisville Kentucky delegates to the national American Woman Suffrage Association meet in the forty-third annual convention. Mrs. Anna Blount of Illinois gave notice that a motion to move the national headquarters from New York to Chicago would be introduced. Western suffragists insist on greater attention as their work prospers in the West. Miss M Carey Thomas Bryn Mawr College president urged sectional unity for victory within ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New York
Chicago
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Anna Biount
Tinois
M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
Attys Plan to Oppose Tobacco Plan in Court
Southern Attorney Generals from Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina say the American Tobacco Company dissolution plan offers no relief to growers. They will file a petition tomorrow to allow written objections and to be heard at the October 38 hearing in the United States circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Tobacco Company
United States Circuit Court
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Sculptor Ward will upheld in New York trial
The jury ruled J. Q. A. Ward's will valid. The late sculptor left his $100,000 estate entirely to his widow, Mrs. Rachal M. QO. Smith, after his sister Eleanor of Urbana Ohio sought to set aside the disposition claiming undue influence by the widow. Eleanor Ward, 85, challenged the case from the Ward homestead at Urbana Dana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Q. A. Ward
Eleanor
Urbana
Ohio
Rachal M. QO. Smith
Ward
Mies Ward
Ur- Dana
Hitchcock Is Enjoined Over Mail Order Distribution
New York Oct 2 The Review of Reviews sought a preliminary injunction to stop the Postmaster General from shipping the magazine by freight while other periodicals go by fast passenger mail express. J P Cotton filed for Review of Reviews and a decision was reserved by the United States court. District Attorney Wise opposed the motion and rejected claims that the Postmaster General acted from personal feeling in routing the Outlook edited by former President Roosevelt on express trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Junction Pendentelite
Hitchcock
J .P. Cotton
United States Court
Wise
Roosevelt
Brightwood Citizens Back Inaugural Carnival Plan
Brightwood Citizens Association adopted a resolution endorsing a one week inauguration celebration with grand balls operas parades and other amusements to draw visitors spending an estimated two million dollars. The group also approved universal transfers and car service in Rock Creek park, urged public hearings on rate hikes, and supported annual real estate assessments. Louis P. Shoemaker presided.
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Brightwood
Brightwood Hotel
C. C. Lancaster
Rock Creek Park
Wilton J. Lambert
Congress
Richards
G. C. Callaghan
Lee R. Grabill
Eleventh Street
Florida Avenue
Central High School
Louis P. Shoemaker
Morgan Swears Off Taxes at Department in New York
J P Morgan appeared in person at the New York department of taxes on Wednesday to swear off part of his personal taxes under a new law. By registering securities not taxable as personal property he reduced his assessment from 800000 to 550000, and could have lowered it further by registering more. Last year his assessment stood at 400000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan
Department of Taxes
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Opposition to Railway Unions From Commission Report
London reports that the railway commission in inquiry opposes companies recognizing the men’s union. The commissioners assert the firms cannot and should not permit interference by employees on discipline and management amid the ongoing strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Commission
Saya
London
Railway Commission of Inquiry
Wrecked Engine Runs Wild In Texas Collision
Marshall Texas October 2 A Texas and Pacific Railroad passenger engineer leapt to save his life after reversing an engine nearly under a freight locomotive and a collision sent the passenger locomotive backward into the yards. The crash struck eastbound No. 4 killing Cent Hall a switchman from Whelan Arkansas and injuring sixteen people, mostly passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Tex
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Cent Hall
Whelan
Ark
Divorce Suit Alleges Four-Year Silence by Husband
Grace E Molth of Fishkill Landing sues Dr Julius Edgar Molth for separation in Poughkeepsie claiming cruel treatment including four years of no spoken communication. Molth has been living with his dentist brother since May while Mrs Molth resides at her old home. she is independently wealthy. New York City Plans to Buy Dreamland Site for Seaside Park Expansion. The board of estimate approves purchasing the Dreamland acreage on Coney Island razed by last May fire, with an upset price of 1 million dollars.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Grace E. Molth
Julius Edgar Molth
Fishkill Landing
Marth
New York
Board of Estimate
Dreamland
Coney Island
Amas “Rose Hil
Clarence Virgil Thompson Richeson
Amheret County
Katherine Richeson
Philadelphia
Amherst
Richeson
Violet Edmands
Brookline
Mass
St. Louis
C. V
Liberty
Delmar
Delmar Boulevard
Thomas Richeson
Evans & Howard Fire Bricks Company
Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Car
Rotten
Missouri College
C. V. T. Richeson
William Jewell College
Carrollton
Pastor Richeson Arrested in Hyannis Murder Case
The Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson, pastor of Cambridge’s Immanuel Baptist Church, was arrested on a murder charge in the death of Avis Linnell, a Hyannisport resident and former student. Police say Richeson bought cyanide powder from a druggist and faced a court appearance after medical examiners shifted the death verdict from suicide to murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Linnell
Juliet C. Patterson
Association
Mary Hobart
Timothy J. Leary
Richeson
Mise Linell
Charles Street
Cambridge
Han
Hyannisport
Richezon
Hyannis Baptist Church
Avis Linnell
Avis
Rich Girl
Hyannis
Boston
New England Conservatory
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Edmands
Virginia
William Jewell College
Liberty
Newton Theological Institution
St. Louis
Hyennie
Maas
Edgar Linnell
Clarence Vv. T. Richeson
Mass
Immanuel Baptist Church
Thomas H. Ramsay
H Ts
Richenson
Rumsey
Frank H. Carter
NINE ANNAPOLIS GRADUATES JOIN ARMY AS LIEUTENANTS
Alfred G. Thompson of 1106 H Street Northwest leads a group of 19 new second lieutenants appointed yesterday. Nine are Naval Academy graduates from cities including Philadelphia San Francisco New York and others. ten are college graduates from St. Paul Portsmouth Clifton and multiple states. Includes names Walter Smith Ellington Edgerly Humbert Ford Perley Cy Zon Meyer Birdsall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Thompson
Capital
Annapolis
Alfred G. Thompson
H Street
Northwest
Naval Academy
Mr. Thompson
Welter Smith
Philadelphia
Eric I. Ellington
San Francisco
John P. Edgerly
Maine
New York
George ¥. Humbert
New Hampshire
Arthur W. Ford
Iola
Kans
Ruben N. Perley
Nebraska
Joseph R. Cy Zon
Mennville
Miss
Vincent Meyer
Brooklyn
John M. Birdsall
Warétown
N. J
Herbert E. Taylor
Milwaukee, Wis
Mord Pereathort
Como, Miss
New Hampshire Shows Speed On Rockland Run
The battleship New Hampshire arrived from Hampton Roads and reported an average speed for four hours of over 18 knots, 2 knots faster than its official trials despite heavy seas and a deep draft. A 60 minute run at three quarters speed averaged 17 knots. The ship will standardize on the Rockland course early next week.
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Rockland
New Hampshire
Hampton Roads
Army Officers Permitted Duty Changes and Assignments
Army orders list leave of absence for Lieut. Col. Chauncey B. Baker and First Lieut. Robert W. Kerr. James B. Jackson assigned to Twenty-fifth Infantry. Coast artillery officers reassigned including Capt Henry Merriam to Presidio San Francisco to command the mine planter Col. George Armistead. Henry Burgin to 164th company. Capt. Edward Carpenter to New York on official business. Sergeants Powell and Legendre reassigned to Fort Strong and New York City for duty aboard that boat and mine planter General John M. fichofield. Col. Orin Mitchinn to Fort Washington. Acct. Surg. A. H. Dodge to Naval Hospital Newport. Lieuts. B. S. Robinson, J. H. Illing, Ensigns G. H. Bowdey, L. B. Anderson, W. H. Pashley, C. F. Jongling, A. G. Kirk to duty in New Orleans Albany Mohican Saratoga and Pilmington. Movements of naval vessels listed including New Hampshire Louisiana California West Virginia Colorado Prairie Chester Worden Stockton Shubrick Wilker Biddle Dahlgren to Hampton Roads or trials.
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Chauncey B. Baker
Robert W. Kerr
Medical Corps
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
James B. Jackson
Infantry
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Coast Artillery Corps
Henry ©. Merriam
Presidio of
San Francisco
George Armistead
Henry T. Burgin
164Th
Edward Carpenter
New York City
James W. Powell
120Th Company
Fort Stron
Mass
Sergt- Joseph Legendre
Fort Strong
Mini Planter
John M. Fichofield
Orin B. Mitchinn
Ordnance Department
Pie
Fort Washington
Ness
A. H. Dodge
Naval Hopital
Newport
Aere
Norfolk
Waban
Key Rest
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Hampton Roads
Bailey
Annapolis
California
West Virginia
Colorado
San Diego
Prairie
Philadelphia
Chester
Malta
Trieste
Worden
Stockton
Shubrick
Wilker
Biddle
Dahlgren
Charleston
Italians Bombard Benghazi and Seize Town Section
Italian Rear Admiral Aubrey's fleet bombarded Benghazi yesterday and landed 4,000 troops to occupy part of the town after Turkish resistance. Arabs offered strong defense as Italians advanced and captured several prisoners. Benghazi, a 15 000 population port on the Gulf of Sidra, lies 420 miles east by south of Tripoli.
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Benghazi
Tripoli
Aubrey
Vittorio Emanuele III
Roma
Napoli
Amalfi
Etruria
Failore
Gulf of Sidra
Wadai
Egypt
Stephenson Aid on Stand Denies Involvement in $55 000 Plan
Robert J. Shields testified before a senatorial investigation committee that he did not aid in Stephenson and Hines' alleged $55,000 election plan or receive $7,500. He admitted about $700 for expenses during Stephenson’s primaries and said he was present when three Democratic members were absent to secure Stephenson’s majority in 1909.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Robert J. Shields
Edward Hines
Isaac Stephenson
Hines
Stephenson
Shields
Wirt H. Cook
Duluth
Chicago
Daniel Haley
Madison
Cook
Ked Shields
Navy Cadets Testify Against Watchman in Shooting Case
Annapolis residents report Midshipmen Ingram C. Lowell and Clarence J. McKeavey testified before the grand jury as witnesses against William Collins, a watchman at a nearby country place. Collins allegedly fired at them while they swam last spring, claiming trespass. Several shots hit their faces and shoulders but caused no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Ingram C. Lowell
Clarence J. McKeavey
Husky
Navy
Princeton Tigers
William Collins
Bevern River
Naval Academy
Collins
Eadre
Capon Springs Hotel Burns After Successful Season
A fire destroyed Capon Springs Hotel near Winchester West Virginia along with cottages bathhouses post office and Hannums store. Loss estimated over 100000 with about 40000 insurance. The hotel had just closed after a successful season.
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Winchester
Capon Springs
West Virginia
Hannum’s
Electric wiring lights ships for review. blaze on Florida
Special to The Washington Post reports at the Brooklyn navy yard warships being fitted with electric wires for October 3 and 31 illumination during the coming North River review. A fire broke out on the Florida’s after deck due to insulation defect but was quickly checked and damage was minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
North River
Florida
Licensed to Marry in Fragmented Notice
A partial marriage notice lists several names with ages and officiants. The text includes Le Roy Porter 22 and via BR. Dyson 18, Rev John Richards of Batley 22 and Amelia Watson 18, Rev W J Howard, Hyman Silver 29 and Amelia Schlesinger HM of Baltimore Md, Rev G Silverstone, Howard V Willett 31 of Emvinecote Heights Ve and Madge Lans Clarke 35, H W Blake, James Holland 23 and Laura Rey 28, Rev Mr Clair, John C Hammond 40 and Eilsten Gordon 3, Rev Paul B Hickok.
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le Roy Porter
BR. Dyson
John Richards
Batley
Amelia Watson
W. J. Howard
Hyman Silver
Ang
Laura Rey
Mr. Clair
John C. Hammond
Eilsten Gordon
Paul B. Hickok
Health Office Births and Deaths Record Appears
Births listed include Byrd b and Clara L McDonough son James G and Mary H Moore son Morris 2nd Hive Waskow son Henry A and Marguerite B Denham daughter William W and Minuie M Taylor daughter Robert WH and Cora J Downey daughter Herbert E and Catherine H Hayes son Frederick B and Mary West daughter George W and Marjorie Pareto son Arthur and Jennie Thomas daughter Charlie and Oille Johnson daughter William and Rose Corbin daughter Natheolel and dy Johnson son Deaths include Thorpe Stiles 76 Estelle V Haphne 79 Amanda Hyatt 64 Ennis Casey 44 William Morrison 7 William Chewafig 48 Edwin K McKeever % Albert F Curran 3% Ida Lindeceon 28 Dantel Foster 2% Elsie L Crummitt & Beesie Cassell days Sarah Carroll 37 John Weight 40 Edward Benjamin 60 Mary L Brown 48 Pendleton Carter months Beets Sugar Stock Pay Dividend note New York Oct % American Best Sugar Company declares initial quarterly dividend of 11 4 per cent on common stock.
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Byrd B
Clara L. McDonough
James G
Mary H. Moore
Morris
Hive Waskow
Henry A
Marguerite B. Denham
William W
Minuie M Taylor
Robert WH
Cora J. Downey
Herbert E
Catherine H. Hayes
Frederick B
Mary West
George W
Marjorie Pareto
Arthur
Jennie Thomas
Charlie and
Oille Johnson
William and
Rose Corbin
Natheolel and
Dy Johnson
Thorpe Stiles
Estelle V. Haphne
Htowion St
Amanda Hyatt
4Th St
Ennis Casey
Govt
B. Morrison
William Chewafig
14Th Et
Edwin K. McKeever
Holmead Pl
Albert F
Edward Benjamin
Wash
Asylum
Mary L. Brown
Pendleton Carter
St. Ae
New York
American Best Sugar Company
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Italesmen
W. R. Pumphrey
Maryland
Rockvilla
Alla Seventh ST. Mofiern Chapel
W. BR. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A Speare
Pioness
E J. William Lee
Apa Embelmer Alvery
Zivania Ave
F. Harvey
Theop Clements Jan R
James T. Clements
West
Sergeon
Boon
RS. Cain
Wit
M. Hindle
Wedertaker
Embalmer
George P. Zarhorst
Aes
Lincoln
Prtzon
Charles 8. Zurhorst
Mgr. WM. H. Sardo & CO
Carne Modern Chapel
Esas
Falvey
Court
Saturde
Tive
Renae
Standera
Nina
C.C. Lancaster
Brightwood Organization
Pastor
IRL
Hahn
Mr. Edmands
Miss Edmonds
Amhrat, Va
Lynchburg, Va
C V. T. Richeson
T. V. Richeson
Amherst County
ARMY
NAVAL
Watchman
Grand Jury
Capon Springs Hotel
Burns
America
Washington
Connecticut
Jardinieres
Art Bros
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
D Streets
Health Office Record
Baker’s
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester
Episcopal, Bt, John's Church
ST. Andrew's Church
Fourteenth
Corcoran Streets
J. J. Dimon
W. M. Pettis
D. D
ALB Souls Mission
Cathedral Avenues
Muchride Sterett
People's Ofen
MR Evensong
Mount &T. Alban
Frenk EB. Bissell
St Mark's Church
I. 8
Marine Band
Yenwallytown Tore
Sud Lia
Charles Wood
Mine
Ebrnarey Eo Traseame
M. AL
Minis
Harry pateMoRe Angus
Minos Chapel
The
Mathteter
Christian Endeavor Meeting
TL Stesets
Pt D. D
Pening Steslen National Uniterlan
Te de Normandie
poolic _Ingstad
Methodist Episcopal
Metropolitan Methodist
John Marshaee
John Bela Shannon
Inser
Danity
Arepe
Harrison
Metropolitan ‘Bible Clase
Epworth Foundry M. EB. Son
Sixteenth Ag
W. B
NEW Church
Corctman
Swedenborg
Secular League
TROEA
Lola Young Withee
Jane D. Bradley
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street Northwest
Welcome Y
W. GA
Young Women's, Christian Association
Alice M. Holmes
Evangelical Christian Science
Bauecher's Hall
Connecticut Avenue
L Street
11 & M
Oliver C. Sabin
Shee
Fpithiam Temple
Ninth St
George W. Kates
Seaton
Assembly
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Asion
Nonunion
Antiunion
Sers Port
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