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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1913

Page

8

Tammany Charges Spark Bribery Probe In New York

Stage set by Sulzer Stilwell and Brady allegations as district attorney opens inquiry into graft claims. Reports say Stilwell sought a pardon exchange for exposing alleged boss rule in Albany while Brady funds are said to have circulated via Murphy. Stilwell's interview with Hennessy and Clancy's resignation add to political turmoil surrounding Mayor hopefuls Purroy and Sulzer.

York John A. Hennessy Edward E McTammany Chen Menrev Reas Gay Hennessy Graff Investi Sulzer Aign Ifimi- Ali John’ Purroy Pitcher Assembly Tammany Whitman Brady Anthony Brady Capitalist Samuel 4 Beardsley Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall Murphy Stephen J Stilwell New York City Senate Sing Sing Stilwell William Sulzer New York Sing Clancy Sulger

Died Notices From Washington Area October 1913 Deaths

Multiple obituaries list deaths from October 1913 in Washington area. Names include Mary Adele Boulay, Lillian Henri Eta Clinton, Lillicng? C King, William Scott MacLeod, Louis Raymond Padgett, Wilbur L Padgett Sr, and Mary Ward. Funeral details improvise with home addresses, church services, and cemeteries such as Mount Olivet and Glenwood. Interment and viewing details vary by entry.

Boulay Georgetown University Hospital Mary Adele Louis A. Boulay James A Connor Lee's Chapel Pennsylvania Avenue Lee’s Chapel St. Martin’s Church Mount Olivet York Clinton Lillian Henrieta Ralph Agnes Clinton Glenwood Cemetery King Lilligw C Thomas A Alverty M MR. Epnley Euclid Street Macleoixy Flora MacLeod Columbia Road William Scott Macleod New York City Carrie Lon Slaughter MacLeod William and Catherine M. MacLeod Padgett Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Louis Raymond George T Mary C Padgett Baltimore Wilbur L Padgett St Agnes’ Chapel Q Street North Capitol First Streets Ward Mary John R. Ward G Street St. Aloysius’ Church

President on train tour stops at Evington Virginia

President's mobile tour included brief stop in Evington where he greeted about fifteen locals, shook hands, and distributed a basket of flowers and flags. Citizens scrambled for the tokens as the train resumed, while officials noted Latin American diplomats were impressed by his Mobile address and requested full text be shared with legations and embassies.

Lotte Saulsbury Greensboro High Point N. C Danville Evington Lynchburg Charlottesville Havida Mae Charlotte Gav. Craig North Carolina Barrett Gentral South America thenState

Marriages Listed In Fragmentary Virginia Area Notices

A damaged OCR list shows numerous marriage entries with names ages and locations in Linden Linden County Amex Norfolk Norfolk Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington with references to ministers and judges. The text clusters couples under various reverends including Specter Regester Stern Howlett and others with ages ranging from 2 to 69 and spouses from several states indicating a broad regional compilation of nuptials.

Helge K Murray Helen’r Thompson A W Specter William A Smith Bettle Hudnelt Linden Va E. Vi Richard M. Morrisop WeKenney Josephine G ‘Orgain Amex Wol MekKenney Joseph Riley Lena Gray Middleburg Lo M Chambers Kurt J Tgebip H W Howlett Elijah M Reid Margaret W Conover Baltmore Montgomery Goodman Rubin Richarka Grozbin Silverstine Weider & Byron Willersburg Ohte Almes M Dean McO Brien Demetrius Ale Safioles Asherman Canada Kallinpe Pappantontos Washington, D Rev J Alevonoulas Eugene T Spence Katherine E . Starr Philadelphia Judge C . Bundy Benjamin T Satomogaky Norfolk War Helena Stern Washington, DC Ern

Eaton Evidence Ends Unshaken By Her Ordeal

All evidence in the trial of Mrs. Jennie May Eaton charged with poisoning Rear Admiral Joseph G Maton has been presented. The defense concludes its case as the jury nears verdict. Mrs Eaton, on the stand for 24 days, denied key prosecutions and admitted June Keyes discussed admiral charm and possible affection, with June suggesting plans to remove Keyes. The trial, in Plymouth, follows days of testimony from family and witnesses, including Dorothy and Mrs Harrison.

Plymouth Mass Jennie May Eaton Joseph G Maton William A Morse Barker Aiken Dorothy Harrison Eaton Usband Maren Medford June Keyes Keyes Haton Assinispi June Mrs Eaton Admiral Eaton Charles R Henry Norwell

Slit Skirt Halts 5 000 In Busy Duquesne Street Scene

A crowded Duquesne street scene features Sylvia Pendleton in a slit skirt drawing attention as millworkers halt, with crowds watching her pass along Grant Street. She enters a department store to restore normal business while port and ship movements report arrivals and departures including Kronprinzessin Cecilie and Mauretania.

Washington Post Mags Pendleton

Charles Gates Dead Death of the financier heir in Chicago era

Charles Gilbert Gates born May 21 1874 at Turner Junction later Chicago son of John W Gates and Dellora Baker. He rose from clerk at Consolidated Steel to partner in Baldwin Gurney & Co and helped organize Port Arthur enterprises. Known as Spend a Million Gates he toured by private trains and gave lavish tips. After his father’s death he faced rumors of vast fortune and planned European hunting trips with Prince of Monaco, but events shifted as trusts and wills distributed his inheritance.

Charles Gilbert Gates Turner Junction Chicago John W .Gates Dellora Baker) Gate Smith Academy St Louis Lake Forest Baldwin, Gurney & Co First National Bank Port Arthur Omaha, Kansas Hastern Raualroad Davenport, Rock Inland Northwestern Gates Mary W Walker St.Louis Tyates Nise Florence Hopwood Minneapolis Yuma Ariz Iggin New York Rock Island Lake Shore New York Central Albany Mr Gates Charles G Gates & Co Charlie" Gates Young Gates Banning Place Theybank Kansas City Minneaplis Wicther New York City Prince John W Gates Charlie Gates Aly Gates Europe Prince of Cody

Diaz Takes Refuge Aboard U S Warship Amid Diaz Incident

Mexico and German consulate figures clash as Gen Felix Diaz seeks asylum on the battleship Louisiana after resigning from the army. Adm Fletcher awaits Washington orders on disposition while Diaz, Rafat Aleola, and two others rest aboard the Wheeling. Officials call Diaz cowardly and unpatriotic, with political factions split over his actions.

Fletcher Diaz Vera Cruz Mexico Louisiana Pletcher Washington Peix Diaz Rafat] Aleola Gertz Watson Lind Gen Diaz Huerta Dias Wheeling Mesa Joe Sandoval Cevilio Ocon Alexander Williams Mexico City Felix Diaz Senor Mohene Gen. Diaz Jose Luis Requena Modeno State Department Department Havana New York United States

Warships to sail today for Vera Cruz relief mission

The Third division of the Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Clifford J. T. Boush will depart Hampton Roads for Vera Cruz to relieve the Second division. The battleships Rhode Island Virginia New Jersey and Nebraska will reach Vera Cruz late next week. Boush will transfer to command the Second division and Fletcher will move to lead the Third division in Mexican waters if needed.

Atlantic Fleet Clifford JT Boush Hampton Roads Vera Cruz Rhode Island Virginia New Jersey Nebraska Boush Frank ¥ F Fletcher Mexican Hampton

Aigrets Seized From Passenger Baggage at Hoboken Pier

Customs officials seized aigrets valued over 2500 from women cabin passengers aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecile arriving from Bremen. About 2000 worth were found in Mme Carolina White-Liongone and Mme Hector Dufranne s baggage. Passengers protested demanding receipts and return of items to Europe.

New York Kronprinzessin Cecile Bremen Hoboken Mme Carolina White-Liongone Europe Hector Dufranne Marle

What is plumage now troubling treasury

The Treasury Department ordered collectors to admit unplucked grouse under bond for feather return, with a 30 day limit after which entry of unplucked birds would be refused. Ruling extends to plumage heads wings and tails whether imported separately or on a dead bird, raising questions about live bird plumage.

Treasury Department Inter Mining

Parkside Avenue Scene Prompts Possible Lawsuit

In Philadelphia on Parkside Avenue Mme Bufranne surrendered two wisps under protest as The Bilsses Clad warned they would sue, signaling a forthcoming legal action despite the dispute.

Parkside Avenue Philadelphia Mme. Bufranne Bilsses

Records of World Events Note Domestic and International

Notes from Monroe New York report a fire destroying farm buildings owned by Henry M Tilford causing over 100000 in losses. Richmond Virginia notes the death of Charles E Borden VP of Virginia Corona Chemical at Atlantic City aged 61. Dallas Wisconsin reports Bank of Dallas robbery for 2200 with three robbers fleeing on a Mandcar. Corning Kansas records Minnie Weyer wins postmaster race by 166 margin. Rheims France reports a French aviator Sergeant Canal killed at aviation school. Constantinople notes Greek government purchasing the Chilean battleship Almirante Latorre.

Richmond Charles E Borden Virginia-Corona Chemical Company Atlantic City

Fine Washington Heights homes listed at 15 000

Residences at 1829 31 Wyoming Ave boast high grade construction and finish across the entire section. The houses are offered at 15000 with features warranting a 20000 value, promising quality comparable to the best builds in Washington Heights.

Washington Heights

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