Death notices from Georgetown area include Boulay Lynn and Ward families
Mary Adele Boulay mother of Louis A. Boulay and sister of Mrs James A. Connor dies October 27 1913 at Georgetown University Hospital. Funeral at Lee's Chapel and St Martins Church then Mount Olivet Cemetery. Evelyn Meacham Lynn wife of Albert C Lynn dies October 29 1913 at 1944 Second Street NW. Funeral arrangements to follow. Mary widow of John R Ward dies October 31 1915 at 206 G Street NE. Funeral from residence then St Aloysius Church with requiem high mass at 9 a.m. Relatives invited.
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Tammany money returns and Stilwell pardon appeal tensions
A long report details Charles Murphy returning 95 000 of Brady funds after Governor Sulzer refused aid and why. It notes Stilwell seeking pardon and Amory stating his letter was as written. Also covered is Sulzer asking investigators into a Hebrew pamphlet attacking his wife and allegations of political pressure around Tammany Hall.
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Salter
Amory
Clancy
Tennessy
William Sulzer
Philadelphia
In Memoriam Charles P Maley and Theresa Woll
In loving memory of Charles P Maley who departed this life two years ago on October 1 1911 with an anniversary mass at St Anthony Church Brookland DC. Also Therese Woll the wife commemorates F Zool who died two months ago. A widow reflects on loss and longing to be with loved ones in the beyond.
Strange Ship May Carry Paris Gowns From Nova Scotia
Washington Post reports a rumored three masted schooner from Nova Scotia headed for the Potomac may smuggle $100,000 in Parisian gowns. Treasury officials from Baltimore joined John A. Corwin to inspect ships from foreign ports near Cape Henry and the Capes. Representative Charles C. Carlin promised gold medals to five Alexandria students for top averages, perfect attendance, and athletic achievement. Burial plans announced for John H. Milstead of Occoquan.
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Funeral of Gates Sunday in New York
Charles G. Gates died suddenly in Cody Wyoming and his funeral train, granted priority on the Northern Pacific, will reach New York. F P Hopwood, Gates father in law, and Mrs Hopwood went to New York to attend the Sunday service at Madison Episcopal Church at 2 30 p m.
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Minneapolis
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Plymouth Jury Deliberates In Admiral Waton Wife Murder Case
In Plymouth Massachusetts on October 29 1910 Jennie May Eaton faced possible verdicts for the murder of Rear Admiral Joseph G Waton. The defense portrayed her as a martyr while the district attorney urged insanity if found irresponsible. Judge Aiken warned of four possible verdicts as the jury retired with bottles of arsenic exhibits and a lengthy courtroom debate lasting into the night.
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Bonar Law Talks War and Home Rule
Newcastle dispatch reports Bonar Law aligning with the Unionists to Ulster and possible resistance to home rule. He urged a general election mandate as the only way to avoid civil war, saying Ulster might accept a future verdict if endorsed by voters. He did not speak for Ulster but warned the issue remains unsettled.
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Youth Kills Girl and Self in Maryland Tragedy
Frederick Maryland October 2 Enraged with jealousy Dorsey Kelly twenty four shot and killed Mary Fleming seventeen with whom he was in love and then killed himself Kelly worked for Miss Fleming's father Samuel T Fleming a farmer on the Baltimore pike near Bartholows Rumors say they were engaged and that he had shown threats to others seeking her company.
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Diaz on the Louisiana guards tight
Gen Felix Diaz, a refugee aboard the American battleship Louisiana, faces strict asylum rules with no shore contact without permission. He favors Habana but could be landed at Key West, aims for peace abroad, and remarks the meals on the ship are better than ashore. News notes Diaz’s indifference to politics and reports on related arrests in Vera Cruz and Mexico City.
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Squadron Sails for Mexico to relieve Vera Cruz forces
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Trinity College sisters honor papal delegate in reception
A senior class program at Trinity College featured songs and addresses for Most Rev John Bonzano apostolic delegate to the United States. The event included a formal reception with clergy from the Catholic University of America and a roll of graduates from multiple classes. A second item notes Rockville Maryland hosts a tag day fundraiser for Rockville High School playground improvements timed with a political speech event by Bryan and David J. Lewis.
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Sothern Marlowe Offer Bright Beatrice Benedick Pair in Much Ado
The Belasco staging of Much Ado About Nothing features Sothern as Benedick and Miss Marlowe as Beatrice with sharp support from Frederick Lewis as Don Pedro and John O'Brien as Claudio. The review praises their clarity and wit while noting uneven moments in the revival and a strong overall balance of romance and humor.
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O’brien
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Macbethr
Three Princesses End Suit Over Leopold Estate
Brusaela October 29. The three daughters Louise Stephanie and Clementine of the late King Leopold agreed to end the government dispute over the estate by accepting a ministry proposed compromise. Each princess will receive 1400000 dollars after final arrangements.
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Licensed to Marry List of Couples and Officiants
A scanned notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names ages and residence towns in Virginia and nearby states, paired with ministers. It includes Silan P Critter and Eulate Woody of Richmond area, John R Weyrich and Teabel Curriden, Emma V Pettitt with James M Iwve, and several other couples with their clergymen.
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Brookline
Mass
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Washington
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Trilby G. Dickerson
Hugh A. Kern
McPhern
Ter T. Vhamh
Bluement
Count Bernstorff Returns Aboard Imperator From Europe
German ambassador Count Bernstorff arrives in New York on the Imperator along with Count and Countess Szechenyi and their three children for the winter. Miss Anne Morgan and several passengers face scrutiny over improvised feathered hats, while officials assist with feather removal. Baron von Moltke adds a fire department aboard. The Imperator completes the crossing in five days, fifteen hours, five minutes under Capt. Ru ser. Kier to command next voyage.
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Italy fears a conquest and imperial policy in Washington
Rome reports Tribuna warns that Mexican affairs touch Italian interests with about 14 million Italians in the Americas. It argues that imperialism from Washington could conquer Mexico and suppress Latin republics, threatening Latin solidarity and Italy's stake in the region.
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Uplify Criticized For Glorifying Sulzer Nomination
The Rev Randolph H McKim condemned the reception of former Gov Sulzer after his expulsion as deplorable describing it as a decline in religious uplift work The address before the central branch of the Associated Charities at the New Willard featured Judge J Wilmer Latimer Commissioner Siddares and others stressing juvenile court support and charity cooperation The speakers urged Congress to recognize the juvenile court’s needs and the charitable work benefiting both poor and rich communities
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Latimer
Congress
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Siddons
Busch Will Is Filed Revealing Trust Income Protections
The will sets protections that the net income allotted to each daughter cannot cover present or future debts and that their interest remains non-leviable. Neither daughter can sell or mortgage her trust income, and payments vest only when actually received. The Busch residences in Pasadena and Cooperstown are noted among the nation’s costliest. bequeathals include the widow and mansion in St. Louis. Alvina Berg and Anna Schumann each receive ten thousand dollars for their services.
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Queen Mary Attends Races at Newmarket
Queen Mary joins King at Cambridgeshire day at Newmarket marking the first royal attendance at the track. Cantilever owned by Lord Harewood won the big handicap at 8 to 1, with Cheerful at 8 to 1 and Santair at 100 to 9 finishing third.
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