Doctor Crippen warning cited in MacFarland case
Newark ad manager Allison MacFarland faces murder charges in the death of his wife Evelyn as new letters and admissions surface. Miss Florence Bromley of Philadelphia reportedly corroborates an affair that allegedly motivated the crime, with prosecutors weighing witness actions and potential insanity defenses.
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Washington Post
New York
Wilbur A Mott
Essex County
N. J
Allison MacFarland
Crocker- Wheeler Company
Newark
Evelyn
Godfrey
Florence Bromley
Vidastreet
Philadelphia
MacFarland
Miss Bromley
Mra MacFarlant
Macs Farland
Mott
Frank M. McDermit
Weimer
McDermit
Quaker City
Dr Crippen
Criminal Court
Bromley Wit
Birds Expect Early Winter Sign In Central Park
New York report on a gull flock at the reservoir signaling approaching winter. Watchman Bil Wheaton notes hundreds of seagulls three weeks ahead of schedule. Keeper Donald Burns observes nervous birds in the aviary as a cold snap appears likely. Chinese goose preparation hints at more dramatic weather changes ahead.
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New York
Central Park
Wheaton
Donald Burns
Burns
Rallying From Lockjaw In Baltimore Boy At Hospital
In Govans Baltimore James Coleman nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Coleman is at Franken Square Hospital with lockjaw. He is being treated with injections of pure carbolic acid and doctors report promising results from this method. Of seven cases treated with the acid all were cured and James shows slight improvement despite intense pain. Dr Pearce Kintzing oversees the case.
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Baltimore
James Coleman
Mary Coleman
Govans
Franken Square Hospital
Pearce Kintzing
Neill Acts as Mediator in Railroad Telegraphers Dispute
Baltimore October reports Dr Charles P Neill United States commissioner of labor and a member of the Federal board of mediation began mediating the dispute between the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and its telegraphers. He conferred with operator representatives and later with railroad officials. Key issues include higher salaries improved annual vacation with pay and shorter hours reducing the current twelve hour workday.
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Baltimore
Mad
Charles P Neill
United States
Qgabor
Federal Board ‘of Mediation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Supreme Court passengers and many cases filed in late October
United States Supreme Court presents the Chief Justice and associates, with various defendants from San Francisco to Washington. The court issues per curiam reversals, mandating further proceedings, and grants mandates on the record. Commerce Court and equity divisions announce adjourned dockets, consolidations, and temporary injunctions as cases from the Interstate Commerce Commission and others proceed.
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United States Supreme Court
Holmes
Justice Lurton
Hughes
van Devaoter
Lamar
Power
San Frascino
Cal
Olcott Fastridgs
Boston
Mas
George W. ‘Ford
Washington, D C
United States
Circuit Court of the United States
District of
South Dakota
Lehmann
Frederick A Hyde Et al
AS Worthington
Seeltor
Lehman
Ang
Barneset
Harr
Bir Henry
Johnson
United States Commerce Court
Knapp
Archbald
Hunt Cartland
Mach Noe
Nashville Grain Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stervensr
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commisnlot Et al
Nashville
Atlanta
Georgia
No 46
Commission
Atchison, Topeke & Santa Fe Railway Company
Respondent
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO 1
Clabaugh Bogley
Bogley
Montague & Moriarty
Barnard & Johnson
Lawrence
N Carroll Downs
Examiner
G. FP McGlue
J J Hamilton
Truitt Blake
Knowles Steam Pomp Works
Macfarland Et al
Worthington
Chapin Brown
Conway, Robinson
E H Thomas Byes
Benjamin H. Gaskins
J A Cobb
Lmng Daggett
Daggett
Plaintif
LA Block
J A O'Shea
John Seeks Merryman
Merryman
Mom Murray
Higgins McNeill @& Evans
George F Havel Ray
Ray
WF Cotumbua
E M Hewlett
Mors Riggs
George F Williams
George F Ormaby
F A. Fenning
Heurich Brew Company
Os Fox
Leon Toormer
WP Plumley
Equity Court NO 2
Justice Wright Williamson Va Williamson
RD Quinter
Emig
C A Barnai
Neville
Sale
T P Myer
Darr
Posey
Burkert—Rothschild
Neale
Circuit Court NO
Justice Stafford
Tibbeta Ye Lincoln
Plemntif
Ralston Siddons & Richardson
H Thomas
Kaveney
American Security and Trust_Company
Hoover—Wilson, Wilson, Bride
Tibbete
Lincoln
Leckie, Cox_& Krats
Real estate transfers feature multiple Washington properties
A long list of property transfers and trust deeds in Washington DC, detailing buyers and sellers, lots and blocks, and prices from $10 to $326,000. Highlights include Whitney Close, Breck 10, and Chauv Cheevy Chase. Transactions involve trustees, companies, and numerous blocks, with monthly or semiannual payments and various terms.
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George C Shinn
Trustes
Garfield
Joseph Gauzza
Annie H G Green
Adolph A Rothschild
Betsy Moses
Edward G Perry
Washington New Theater Company
Eighth Street
Daniel B Street
Mary B. Caldwell
Harry Wardman
Emma H Levi
Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains
Johanna Schneider
John B Henderson, Jr
Harry Warman
Ambrose R
Lily M_ Swan
Harry A_ Kite
Saena Luis
Square Ban
Lanier Heights
Bates Warren
Frank N Bauskett
Connecticut Avenue Heights
James G Hin
John Dunlop
Equare
Wyoming Terrace
John H Nolan
Neill & Brown
Fifteenth Street
Marcue M Bartlett
Anna B Johnson
Squere
Ingleside
John
Muncaster
Lella B Gehrelx
Aaron K Townshend
Middaugh & Shannon
Core
Woodridge
Mary E Butterworth
Laula H
Jennie Simpking
Hillbrook
Otway Brantzinger
Abraham § Hecht
Square
Catherine Pinyon
Thomas Walker
James F Bundy
Clarence M de Veile
Charles E. Banes
William A Boss
Irving Williamson
George A Gray
Whitney Close
Gaetano Glova Et
Francis Saul
Howard Moran
Edith H Gottwall
Patrick
Jordan Et Ux
Charles G Allen
Harry V Boylt
Fennie G Graham
Mount Pleasant
John F Strother
Barnard W. Parker
Spencer Gordon
Frederick A Fenning
Sallie R
George M Rommel
James Berry
William McK Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
Ralph P Barnani
Guy H Johnson
Barbara Rodler
Garrold A. Street
William McK. Clayton
Stephen P Wright Et
Samme
Joan Meinikheim
Richard
Herbert A Gill
Annie
G Green
Louis P. Shoemaker
Wilton J Lambert
Josephye
Herman R Howenstein
James F Shea
William P Normorle
George I Berger
Floyd A Roman
Michael D_ Sullivan
Michael J. Colbert
Hayes W. Peking
Rachel Judge
Elmer E_Baroey
James H Dungan
Elizabeth Dungan
Paul V. Mitchell
J_ Clinton Tribby
Charles E Tribby
Mary
Caldwell Et Vir
Harry
Berry
Welch
Dempster H. Smith
Dunbar H Johnapp
Daniel BR Street
Ambrose Ro Swan
Percy Thompson
Thomas Bones
Harry A Hegarty
Harry K Boss
John J Balivans
Harry K Boag
H Gleen Phelps
John L. Warme
Monthe
Connecticut Avenue
Inicnte Ke Dunlop
Randall H Haguer
Alexander Britton Browne
James G. Him
Anna BH Johnson Et i
Mason H
Willem A Hill
Granville C Bradford
Marcus M Bartlett
Lalia
Gehrels
James
Fraser
George B Fraser
Johno
Mma
Leri
Joseph and
Mautle
R. Wilkes
Howenstein
Reeves
Eagar R Richardson
Aaron R. Townsend
John C. Weedon
George W White
M R Pumphrey
Sama
Horatio N Taplin
Cherles F Benjams
James M
Herbert T Shannon
Middaugh & Shenton
Edward M Dulin
American Security and Trust Company
Ne- Hone Son and Trust Company
Richard Tyler
Chara Warden
Herbert Bargh
Style Show dazzles at Rauscher's with 2000 Washington visitors
The second performance of the opening style show at Rauscher's drew about 2,060 women in attendance. Mrs. Christian D Hemmick, arriving from Paris, praised the evening gowns and noted Washington offers superb feminine fashion. A model in riding habit highlighted the night, with ongoing music, tea, and punch as prizes went to ticket holder No 624 for a suit pattern.
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Rauscher
Washington
Endy
Rauscher’s
Christian D Hemmick
Clifford Barney
Hemmick
Paris
Mrs. Hemmick
Columbus
Ellison
Arrests Linked to Divorce Case in Parkersburg Rail Robbery
United States Express Company detectives sworn warrants against Carroll James, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductor, and George Mitter, an express messenger, for conspiracy to defraud. Disclosures by Minnie James in her divorce suit sparked the probe. The pair allegedly robbed thousands over three years, with one suspect possibly confessing. bonds set at 1000 each as hearings are scheduled.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
F. M Shafer
Cincinnati
United States Express Company
Carroll James
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
George Mitter
Grafton
Minnie A . James
James
Seymour Kuhn
Fairmont
Kuhn
Mitter
Cars Make Perfect Scores on Glidden Tour
Cordele Georgia October 24 the Glidden tour after nine days and a 167 mile run from Atlanta to Cordele shows no change in standings perfect team scores. The Maxwell cars driven by Harry Walls G Gager and Thomas Costello hold the sole perfect score with no demerits. Tomorrow the field faces deep sands through southern Georgia and northern Florida sparking bets with the Maxwell trio favored at six to one.
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Washington Post
Cordele
Atlanta
Tarrytown
Maxwell Cars
Harry HB. Walls
Gager
Thomas Costello
Georgia
Florida
Maxwell
Woman killed in street in West Side slashing
New York report of an Italian woman slain on a well lit West Side avenue as three boys pursue her husband Joseph Ferone after a razor attack. Police protected the suspect who claims separation followed by her self inflicted wound during a reconciliation attempt.
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New York
Upper West Side
Joseph Ferone
Lynghize
Interstate Chemical Corporation of Virginia forms in Baltimore
Baltimore finance groups and New York bankers organize the Interstate Chemical Corporation of Virginia with a 7.2 million capital. The firm plans to enlarge fertilizer operations, acquire Charleston interests, and build new plants in Charlotte North Carolina and Micon Georgia. Directors elected in New York.
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W. B Chisholm
Charleston
Greenwood
Tampa
Germofert Manufacturing Company
South Carolina
Qilshman Phosphate Company
Florida
Charlotte
N. C
Mincon
Middendarf, Williams & Co
Baltimore
John L Williams, & Sons
Richmond
Redmond & Co
7 & W Seligman & Co
Now
Death of Ida Lewis Grace Darling of America
Ida Lewis longtime Lime Rock Light keeper in Newport dies at 50s after apoplexy at post. She saved eighteen people over fifty years, earning worldwide fame and honors including medals, a life pension, and congressional thanks. Col Coffin reports War Department instructed temporary suspension of target practice at nearby forts, but she died before orders arrived.
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Newport
R. 1
Ida Lewis
Lime Rock
Grace
America
Wilson
Lewis Wilson
William H Coffin
Narragansett Defense District
War Department
Forts
Adams and
Wetherill
Newport Harbor
Congress
Bank Robbers Rout Amherst Bank Safe in Lynchburg
Two yeggmen cracked the Farmers Bank at Amherst Courthouse using nitroglycerin in the early hours. They awakened a merchant with the blast, fired over eight shots as they fled in an automobile, leaving behind enough explosive to wreck the building. No money was taken from the $3,000 in the safe.
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Lynchburg
Farmers Bank
Amherst
Alexandria Considers Extending City Limits and Reports on Table
A special Alexandria committee urged extending the city corporate limits to include parts of Fairfax and Alexandria counties, covering Union Station and Rosemont. The cost, excluding litigation, was placed at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars. Litigation by neighboring counties was anticipated. A separate council talk addressed police protection for outer areas and alley acquisitions. Mrs Sarah L Campbell dies in Charlottesville at about 70 and Tony Fiermonte is granted a divorce in Alexandria court.
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Zabhington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Burke
Fairfax County
Hunting Creek
Roberts Lane
Alexandria County
Lloyds Lane
Potomac River
Union Station
Rosemont
George
Washington Park
Braddock Heights
Potompc
Snowden
Spinks
Council
Birrell
Board of Police Commissioners
Corporation
Sarah L. Campbell
Walker Campbell
Charlottesville
Policeman Campbell
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Gouldpont Garage Company
Soha
Lester Cook
Army and Navy Club
W D Dasidge
JB Larner
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Smoet
Wutans, Newman
Douglas & Baker
Capital Traction Company
Leckie, Fulton & Cox
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L C Williamson
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Margaret Hastings
Peel & Johnson
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James Cassella
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Winifred Bronson
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Wilfred E Shister
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AV Tullock
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Ross Ferry & Son
G T Dunlop
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Francis P Sheehy
Bell
James A Allen
Georgie C Allen
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Tony Fiermonte
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