Light on Cirl's Death in Winthrop Case Hints Mistress Involved
Boston police say Morris Nathan, secretary to the Shepherd King company manager, faces murder charges in the Winthrop suitcase mystery but is not the principal. Nathan hints at a Tremont Street maternity home run by a woman. investigators seek two doctors and a Boston woman, Miss Geary, whose disappearance ties to the case. Nathan, under strain, is confined in Pittsburg custody as officers pursue leads and the inquiry expands to Tremont Street clinics and a Cambridge mother.
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Pittsburg
Morris Nathan
Shepherd King Company
Nathan
Boston
Nathans
Thomas McQuaid
Alexander Wallace
Miss Geary
Tremont Street
McQuaid
Wathan
Hartford
Mathan
Kimeo
Harry Moore
A Reimold
Samuel Forrest
Charles Johnson
Nixon-Ammerman Company
Burleigh Wimeo
Charles River
Kimea
Geary Nathans
Boyleston and
Tremont Streets
Providence
Clarence Burleigh
Burleigh
Wright Lorimer Company
Ethel Durrel
Armstrong
Watts
Dorchester
New York
Lynn
Geary
Ethel 3As
Catharine Geary
Salem
Shepherd King' Company
McGarr
Morris
Vathan
Jesse W Gove
Mrove
Licenses to Marry In Staurston and Nearby Areas
Multiple marriage licenses listed with names from Virginia North Garden and surrounding regions. Notices include Tiemer Ho Landes and Osther E Landes, Georgeanar and Nellie Maehany, William J Griseam and Mary L Barnes, William W White and Hazel K Rollins, and several other couples. Details provide residence, fiancé and fiancé names, with a funeral note for Jane Brass and brief notices for Dowling and Mungen.
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Tiemer Ho
Willan Mantz
Emmeriel Carstens
Phic Rile
Natural Bridge
Emma Carr Allen
Daniel Weeden
Bertha Page
P Thomas
Posa Hugies
Rintmo Va
Tailsverton
Leona Crawford
William Basel
Dua Johnson
Richard H Washington
Anna Round
Brass
Sunda
Jane Brass
John F. William E
Vraneis
Half
Miehvel Dowling
Maryland Avenue
Mungen
Helen
Cheodore
Tillen
Jo Mingen
Ces
Norfolk Pipers
Indianapolis
Ird
Fmmi
Williams and
Elizabeth II
Congressional Cemetery
Health Office Record Deaths in Ort 1905 list
Health office records list multiple deaths with ages and addresses. Names include J Washington Beckett Neel Féin Barnes Barrett Freedmens Hospital and others at Corcoran Street Fenton Street Cap Street Moy Hurdrell and more. Ages range from 2 to 77 years with various institutions such as Freedmens Hospital Baptist Hospital and Washington Asylum Hospital.
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Beckett
Corcoran
Neel Féin
Barnes
Cap
Tere Barrett Freedmens Hospital
Loogan
Baptist
Ana Ma Kimmerson
Fenton St
Hooker
Insane
Dorabeth Kreis
Lee Washington Asylum Hopital
Ears S
Mareenater Gurdell
Earnhael Murphy Scillers
Willem Ho Marine
James Ragte
Barnard
Maran
John Rose
Margaret Wa
Notice of Martlaga and death insertions across papers
A notice states Martlaga and death notices are inserted simultaneously at no charge in multiple morning newspapers including Cinci Enquirer New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Star Ledger Stalwart Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Martlaga
Washington Post
Cincin
Enquirer
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record
Aerald
Saladelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Providence Journal
ST Louis Republic
Post Standard Stall
Pioneer Press
Mnneapolis Tribune
Cleviland Flain
Famous Kansas Dead Refused Senate Appointment
Rev D H Fisher, notable Free State figure tied to Jim O Lane and Quantrell activity, died yesterday at Baldwin Kansas. He famously declined a U S Senate appointment amid Civil War era turmoil, stating he prayed with his wife before accepting or declining the offer.
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D. H. Fisher
United States Senate
Kansas City
D H Fisher
Baldwin Kans
Kansas
Free State
United States
Jim O’ Lane
Rey Fisher
Quantrell
Lawrence
Dr Fisher
Lane
Guv Crawford
Fisher
Deulgsion
Jerome ballot battle echoes on in New York elections
Two Republicans on the New York board of elections rejected a bid to place William Jerome on the Republican column for district attorney. Jerome, already on the ballot as an independent, widens the clash as Tammany shifts focus to undermine Hearst’s momentum amid party feuds and filings.
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Democrats On Election Board
Jerome
Tammany
Hearst
New York
Board of Elections
William Therome
Jeromes Naire
Charles A Flammer
Republican County Committee
Voorhes
McGuire
Messrs Grady
Page
Voorhies
Flammer
Justice McCall
Supreme Court
Henry L Stimson
Justice Stover
Jeromes
Republican
Ivins
Elf
Hall
Peomo
O F Murphy
Arthur Brisbane
McLellan Odds Drop in New York Election Bets
Washington Post special dispatch details shifting betting odds in New York for the mayoral race. Jerome and Hearst move, McClellan bets tighten, Hearst gathers substantial funds, with varied wagers reported across firms and individuals.
Brother’s Fatal Shot Near Whitepost Clarke County
Winfield and Charles Welsh brothers aged twenty and twenty five were hunting birds when a rifle fired in jest. Charles Welsh lies mortally wounded, the other held in custody awaiting outcome. Dr Wilton Stewart notes injuries likely fatal. The incident occurred near Whitepost in Clarke County and the family is well known.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Whitepost
Clarke County
Winfield
Charles Welsh
Winfield Welsh
Wilton Stewart
Welsh
Man Confesses Fatal Attack on Wife in Berkeley Home
Robert Miller walked into Berkley police to confess fatally harming his wife Cora Metler at their home. Officers found her body severely harmed, beaten with a club. Miller claims a single fist blow caused the death during the domestic incident.
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Worhington Post
Norfolk
Robert Miller
Berkley
Cora Metler
Miller
Former Congress Member Must Report to Chain Gang
Augusta Oct 80 George Washington Murray a former South Carolina congressman, colored, will serve three years cracking rock and building roads in Sumter County for forging the names of ignorant Negroes on land leases. The supreme court denied his attorneys a rehearing, and the remititur went down this afternoon.
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Augusta
George Washington Murray
Congress
South Carolina
Sumter
Supreme Court
Attacked by Chinese and Ohto moves near war zone
A historical report notes ongoing tensions with China. It describes wounded Chinese from hunters near Nanking, naval officers accidentally hitting locals, and the potential role of Consul Hayne and Minister Rockhill in protecting American rights. The battleship Obfe at Nanking could enable swift action for Lieut Train’s release if Beijing stalls.
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PAGC
Nanking
Ohto
Train
Navy Department
Japan
Russia
Ohio
Shinkwan
Woosung
Washington
Hayne
State Department
Rockhill
Peking
United States
Denial by Penrose Stockholders Amid Bank Collapse
Denial by United States Senator Penrose arises as Comptroller Ridgely calls for a full 100 percent assessment on the failed Enterprise National Bank in Allegheny. An anxious group of small shareholders fear the levy will bankrupt many, including shopkeepers, mill workers, widows, and orphans. The inquest into cashier Lee Clark's death was postponed as testimony from Francis Torrance, Wilson Shaw, Frederik Gwinner, and others continues.
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Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Enterprise National Bank
Bven
Pittsburg
County of
Allegheny
Penroses
T' Lee Clark
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Clark
Francis J . Torrance
Santa Fe Central Railway
Pennsylvania Development Company
Lower
Postal Clerk Dies by Own Action in Augusta
Edward C. Burden, money order clerk at the Augusta Post Office, shot himself ten minutes after being asked to surrender cash drawer and records for inspection. He went to the third story, retrieved a pistol from a pigeon hole, and killed himself after turning over the money drawer. Inspector Wilson reported no shortage in accounts.
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Augusta
Edward C. Bearden
Bearden
Wilson
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief for Weak Heart
Alonzo Morley of Columbus reports years of heart trouble with pain, breathlessness, and palpitations improving after starting Dr Miles Heart Cure. He claims pains vanished, sleep improved, and appetite returned after three bottles, adding the first bottle will help or money back.
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Miles
Dr Mases
Witte's Tentative Cabinet in Russia Amidst Strikes
Counts Witte moves toward constitutional reform with a tentative cabinet lineup led by Obolensky as interior minister and Romanoff as finance minister while war and foreign portfolios retire. Strikes spread through St Petersburg and Moscow lines as crowds hail liberty. Police deaths rise and food shortages push restaurant prices high amid a tense, cautious capital.
Rejoicing at Warsaw as Constitution News Spreads
Night in Warsaw sees dark empty streets patrolled by infantry while rumors that the Emperor signed a constitution ignite wild excitement and fear of premature reports. The scene blends jubilation with caution as residents await confirmation.
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Warsaw
Min
Terrorism in Caucasus Sparks Racial Strife and Train Massacre
From Grosenyl Russia on October 20 authorities allegedly pit one class against another while aiding brigands who struck last night, robbing and sacking a train that left 12 dead and 10 wounded. Crowds then killed three brigands and expelled the Cossack commander.
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Grosenyl
Russia
Northern
Caucasus
Nebogatoff Returns After Capture by Japanese Forces
Rear Admiral Nebogatoff, captured May in the Sea of Japan battle, arrived at Port Said on October 2 and proceeded to Marseilles aboard the Indian. An imperial order issued in St. Petersburg on September 6 dismissed from the service.
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Marseilles
Port Said
Egypt
Nebogatoff
Japan
St. Petersburg
Russian naval officers surrender to Japanese in Sea of Japan battle
Navy Rear Admiral Nebogatof and four captains surrendered their ships to Japanese forces during the Sea of Japan action from May 2. Reports said Nebogatof faced loss of rank and possible punishment under the penal code upon return to Russia.
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Nebogatof
Sea of Japan
Beardes
Rumor of mutiny in Black Sea fleet at Samsun
Odessa reports persistent rumors that ships of the Black Sea fleet mutinied on arriving at Samsun and hoisted a revolutionary flag before sailing to Sevastopol, with claims of deaths of Admirals Builei and Chouknin. Officials say no foundation for mutiny. Order slowly restoring amid closures and unrest.
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Odessa
Black Sea
Samsun
Asia Minor
Builei
Chouknin
Sevastopol
St Petersburg
Alexander Til
Bork
American reassurance from Russian ambassador
Baron Rosen, the Russian Ambassador, said Americans need not fear for their safety in Russia. He declined to discuss reforms, noting he has no new advice to share and believes reports from Russia are exaggerated. He sees no imminent danger to American citizens or official establishments in St Petersburg or elsewhere.
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Baron Rosen
Empire
America
St Petersburg
Russia
German Squadron Sails Rumor Ties To Empress Transfer
Berlin Oct 30 A German cruiser Luebeck and ten torpedo boats left Kiel this morning for an unknown destination fueling reports they will carry the Russian Empress and her children to St Petersburg as guests of Prince and Princess Henry of Prussia. No official confirmation.
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St. Petersburg
Berlin
Luebeck
Kiel
St Petersburg
Princess Henry
Prussia
Hintze
Emperor William
Memel
Riots Hit Riga and Rostov as Troops Quell Uprising
Reports from Riga Reval and Rostoff-on-Don on October 30 describe violent clashes between troops and armed civilians. Dozens killed or wounded as strikers wield knives and revolvers and attack police. Troops fire on crowds in Reval market, with casualties over a hundred. Crowds sing the Marseillaise, and a mob in Rostov-on-Don attacks a synagogue, with two Jews killed before Cossacks disperse the rioters.
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Riga
Russia
Reval
Russian Loan Talks Adjourned Over Empire Turmoil
Negotiations for a new Russian loan were adjourned at a meeting of financiers in St Petersburg on October 30 due to unfavorable conditions in the empire. Both sides agreed it would be inopportune to place the loan on foreign markets until Russia’s interior situation improves, with an amicable parting between foreign bankers and Finance Minister Kokovsoff. They expressed willingness to resume negotiations upon the minister’s invitation.
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St Peter
Andrew D White optimistic on Count Witte
In Tiiaca New York Andrew D White former Russia ambassador voiced cautious optimism about Count Witte becoming minister president and establishing order and constitutional liberty after assessing Witte in Russia. Also noted were Finnish unrest and a busy Atlantic shipping scene with multiple arrivals and sailings.
Swamp Root touted as kidney remedy in day in Washington Daily Post
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney and bladder cure. It claims it can ease back pain and other symptoms of kidney trouble, offers a free sample by mail, and cites testimonials from users including a former police chief. It directs readers to purchase bottles at drug stores and to note the Binghamton, New York address.
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Nature
Bright
Kilmer
B. H. Chaiker
Onark
Ann
Swamp Root Ou
Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co Binghamton N
Washington Daily Post
Binghamton, N Y
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Fourteenth Street NW
John R. Wright CO
Tenth St
George P. Zarhorst
Undeetaker and
Embalmer General Pastore
Baule
To-Kalon Wine Co
Phons Mali
14Th St
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McLellan
Whllie Jerome
Ltan McClellan
Wté
J Cohn
Bunnell & Co
McClellan
Dudley Brothers
Bachelor & Adee
Boynton
M F Broderek
SAI Gang
Cuse
Enterprise Bank
FREE
Count Witte
Prince Alexis Obolensky
Ministry of Finance
M Romanoff
M Koni
M Krosovsky
M Ziegler von Schaffhausen
Liberty
Nevsky Prospect
Admiralty Tower
University
Newaboys
Moscow
Kazan
Moscow and
Arehaniel
Patiloff Works
Schlusselberg
Lamsdorff
Polytechnic School
Vasili Ostrov
Czar
Rostoff-on-Don
Aygstan
DR. White
Witte
Viborg
Finland
Boyle
Liverpool
Minnehaha
London
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Rotterdam
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Kronpring Wilhelm
Cherbourg
Bremen
Salied St Louie
Southampton
Dover
Salled Zeeland
Boplogné
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Red Clover
Walker-Hughes Market Co
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Walker
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Weiagartey Bros
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Pau
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