Divorce Plea Details Repeated Assaults by Wife
Maurice Davie sues for a limited divorce in the District Supreme Court alleging seven assaults by his wife Fher Goodman Davie. He claims she struck him with fists tore clothing smashed dishes damaged property and endangered him in self defense. The couple married in Brooklyn on September 15 1907 and have lived in Washington, with the home at 3121 N Street Northwest.
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Mate
District Supreme Court
Maurice Davie
Goodman Davie
Avis
Davie
Davis
Alia
Davises
Brooklyn
Noy
Waehingten
N Street
Porth-Weet
Madero Backed by Francisco Matero in City Pledge
Maestro City August 31 Francisco Matero appeared before the convent and pledged support for the adopted platform. He assured radicals reform delays would not trigger drastic measures and that monopoly protections should not be granted. The Congress would act with caution under Madero’s guidance.
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Maestro
Francisco Matero
Rio
Dorngreas
Thia
Fiat
Madero
Wyter
Will of Countess Margaret Zborowski Probate in New York
The will of Countess Margaret Laura Zborowski widow of Count Tillott Aborewakd was offered for probate in New York. The English estate valued at £67314 gross and £20418 net. The estate passes to Louis Zborowski, her son by a second husband, while her sons Robert de Steuerg and Countess Margaret de Steuers Oberndertt were disinherited for alleged lack of love. The Countess, daughter of John Carey, was once married to Belgian Minister Anton de Stuvers and later to Zborowski. The suitor died in an automobile race in France.
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Apada
Margaret Laura Zborowski
Tillott
Great Britain
New York
Dorowaki
Imiertiars
Lous Oborowski
Martiage
Ilabert de Steuerg
Margaret de Steuers Oberndertt
Count Oberndert
Utah Ready For Service Commissioning At Philadelphia Yard
The battleship Utah, one of the west’s leading warships, was set to be commissioned at the Philadelphia Navy Yard today. Crew of more than seven hundred prepared the ship for its voyage to New York, then to join the Atlantis task force after loading stores and supplies at the yard.
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Tidade'shia
Attentono
Utah
Philadelphia
King Peter Ozars Guest Arrives for Servian Wedding
King Peter of Senda will arrive in St Peterburg with Princess Helena and heir Prince Alexander to attend the wedding of Princess Helena to Prince John Constantinovitch at Peterhof. Emperor and Empress will host, Crown Prince Danilo Alexander of Montenegro also attending. Montenegro's King Nicholas presents a necklace to the bride.
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St. Peteraburg
Peter of
Senda
Helena
Alexander
Peterhof
John Onstantinovitch
Constantine Constantinovitch
Danilo Alexander of
Montenegro
Nicholas of
Long Flight Plans Set By Minneapolis Aviator
H A Tut tle elected vice president of the Minneapolis Commercial Club in a vote following a plan for an aeroplane flight from Minneapolis to New Orleans. Minneapolis guaranteed 8900 of an 180% purse to reward the aviator, tying the venture to Deep Waterways convention events in Chicago in October.
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Minneapolis
Orleans
Mian
H. A. Tuttle
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Chicago
Warrenton Horse Show in Mud Hits Crowds and Awards
Weather drenched Warrenton Virginia stalls and rings for the third day of the exhibit as rain worsened footing. Avatar wins four year old hunters, Miss du Pont’s Lady Cimbio and Alexandria triumph in harness, while Kenwick ridden by Mrs Julian Morris wins the C. W. Smith memorial plate. Wilbur guides Aquila to the Smith memorial victory. Willow King ridden by Mrs Potts takes second.
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Washington Post
Warrenton
Avatar
J. N. Andrews
W. B. Bullock
Manassas
Goldfinder
Julian
Morria
Kenwick
C. W. Smith
W. F. Wilbur
Aquinla
Bienheim Farm
Firet
King
James N. Andrews
Lord Channing
Melvin C. Hazen
King Lancelot
Linga Atchernon
Dr. Jones
H.W Payne
Margrave
Ashleigh Farm
Drum Roy
Alexandria
Mise l Amy du Pont
Wemberly King
Allen Potts
Miss Brighton
Lee Hechinger
Piret
Aquila
W of Wilbur
Ravello
Virginis Girt MC. Hazen
Fliat
Bins Am du Pont
Allen Rite
Milas Brighton
Brice Baddie Hoters
Julian Morris
Martinl
J. Andrewa
Bowles Bros Ladies’ Hunters
Keswick
Mra
Lady Gray
Mhimeld Stock Fara
Wiltow King
Allen’ Potts Corinthian Hunters
C. W Smith
Aquilla
Wilbur
Concolation
Julien Morrla
Paradox
Blenheim Farm
Ronald
BW Payne
Julian C. Keith
Taxation on postal savings bonds debated in reform talks
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a U S Post Department position on postal savings bonds and their tax status. The text references bonds deposited for savings, exemption from some duties, and potential state or national tax implications, with mentions of New York and deposits.
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Post Department
New York
Vote Buying Charged to Change By Official Count
Special report from Washington outlines rumors of vote buying at Democratic primaries across several counties. Gov Crothers and officials await detective reports before acting. Judge Henry accuses German influence in Dorchester. Republican claims extend to Prince George and other counties. Controversy may affect fall election outcomes. Senator Smith comments with chagrin over Henry’s outburst.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Gov. Crothers
Don Greigman Talbott
Lee
Judes Henry
Cambridge
Dorchester
Thia
Prince George
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Republicana
Henry
St. Marys
Calvert
Gorman
Washington
Allegany
Smith
Fine Races At Fair Today In Montgomery County
Rain halted today's Montgom ery county fair program in Rockville Maryland with plans to continue exhibition through Saturday. Directors meet tomorrow to decide. If weather clears tomorrow races may resume combining yesterday today and tomorrow events including a 200 purse 3:38 trot and county owned entries.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Montgomery County Fair
Association
Mee- Gow
W. M. Fisher
Spartanburg
Kus
Crawford
Burke
Palm Coring
I C
Mott
Pocomoke
Great Stakes, Jr
Nelson
Richmond
Robs
Beloate
Keller
Jack Brereton, Jr
Kellam
Craddocktile
Bell
Tall
Bealeton
Baring
Mohmond
Berkia
Morris
Washington, D.C
Kinelee
Charles C. Waters
Germantown
Joy Direct
Thomas
Keyn
Annie L
Webster Spates
Poolesrills
Pat Foley
Rosemont Farm
Rockrile
Howard
C. Wells
Rockrills
John, Capel
Harry Kohlhoss
Rockrilt Id
Jagpla Bios
John H. Javing
Colesville
Bonniere
Francie Javins
Mim Flinch
Fawosit
Potomac
Montgomery County
Bares
Mise Patrol
M. Mallinix
Gaithersburg
Trim Corker
Rockvilla
Walter F
Walter Fawcett
Colaaville
Nora Nell
M. Montpomery
Travnish
Offutt
Galthersburg
Scientists blame gnats for pellagra spread in Kentucky
In Lexington Kentucky Aug L a government bacteriologist Henry Gar man entomologist links gnats to pellagra in the Kentucky mountains. The Buffalo gnat is common across the South and new pellagra cases appear in mountain districts. Mrs C A Bolyn of Raleigh died of pellagra at a local hospital.
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Lexington
Buffalo
Henry Garman
Kentucky
J. Raleigh
N. C
C. A. Bolyn
Raleigh
Dead Man's Head in Court in Wisconsin Trial
In Mariette Wisconsin on August 31 the autopsy head of a murdered husband was shown in court as evidence. Myra Mary Westelewaldi stands trial accused of killing her husband with an iron bar but claims death resulted from a fall.
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Mariette
Wis
Myra
Mary Westelewaldi
Jones and Flood in Tilt Over Veracity in Campaign
Richmond dispatch reports Congressman Hal Flood questioning the authenticity of letters cited by Congressman Jones regarding campaign funds in 1892. Flood and Jones trade denials as Col Robert B H Lee addresses veterans in Fredericksburg urging support for Jones and Glass against Martin and Swanson.
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Weahington Post
Richmond
Hal D. Flood
Senator Martin
Jones
Petersburg
Martin
Barbour Thompson
Thompson
Roanoke
Atlanta
Flood
James
Fredericksburg
Robert BH. Lee
Fairfax
Robert Hi. Lee
Jones and
Glass
Martin and
Swanson
Col
Lee
Col. E. D. Cole
City Democratic Committee
Col. Lee
B. P. Willis
District law model pay for wife deserters
American Bar Association at Boston urged that districts copy the District of Columbia law requiring wives of jailed wife deserters to receive a daily salary funded by the community. In Occoquan the men work to support wives and children, with funds and prosecutions tied to nonsupport cases. District officials hailed the plan as effective and audit reports will go to Congress this fall.
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American Bet Association
Boston
American Bar Association
Occoquan
Congress
E. H. Thomag
Association
Nitro Explosive Found in Indiana House Tied to McManigal
Detectives discover 100 quarts of nitroglycerin in an old Muncie house rented by Ortie McManigal. The material, bought in Portland from M. J. Morehart of the Independent Torpedo Company, may appear as an exhibit in the McNamaras trial in Los Angeles. Mayor Guthrie of Muncie withholds further information.
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Washington Post
Muncie
Ind
Portland
Jay County
Ortie McManigan
McNamaras
Los Angeles
McManigal
Guthrie
M. J. Morehart
Independent Torpedo Company
Morehart
Woman Not Wanted Here In Jewelry Theft Case
Miss Adams and Mrs Merryman seek the Mary Muller suspect in a $10,000 jewelry theft from 1621 New Hampshire Ave NW. Fannie Bartholf, held in New Haven Conn, may be misidentified. Detectives compare Bartholf to Muller due to striking similarities in regime and theft pattern. Police await Adams and Merryman returning from Maine to confirm identities.
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Fannie Bartholf
New Haven
Conn
Mary Muller
Mary W. Adams
New Hampshire Avenue
Maj
Sylvester
Pratt
Misa Adame
D. B. Merryman
Adams
Bartholf
Detective
Dnd
Washouts Delay Trains Across the Mid-Atlantic Region
Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware and Jersey suffer heavy rain washouts forcing Baltimore and Ohio trains to detour via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington tracks. The Behrulkyli River rose dramatically as a multiweek rain event pushes rainfall records. New York braces for potential water famine as continual rain persists.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Focal Weather Bureau
Behuylkili
Flat Rock
New York
Anlias
Fire outbreak at New York reformatory laundry injures inmates
Aug 2 New York two hundred volunteers of Randalls Island fire department tackled a blaze in the laundry building of the city reformatories complex. The fire endangered about 125 women workers and fighting lasted two hours. Panic among inmates followed the alarm as steam sirens sounded and the scene drew onlookers amid efforts to contain the blaze.
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New York
Reformatory
Randalls
Eland
Seaparnes
Tig
Uttons
Ateam Siren
French museum chief suspended over Mona Lisa loss
In Paris, Theophile Homolles, director of the national museums, was suspended by the French cabinet following the disappearance of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa from the Louvre. The ministry blamed inefficient precautions and ordered museum inspections placed under the finance minister.
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Perla
Theophile Homolles
National Museums
Leonardo da ‘Vinci
Louvre
M. Homtolle
Political fight shapes up for Virginia county offices
Candidacy lines blur as Alexandria area voters gear for the November 7 general election. An organized citizens' ticket backs commonwealth attorney Crandal Mackey and others while opponents include James E. Clements and George H. Rucker. District races cover board of supervisors and justices of the peace in Washington Arlington and Jefferson districts, with several incumbents facing challenge. Funeral notices for Miss Mary Mason Swann and Mrs. Sarah McKenzie Thomason are followed by a Labor Day rally featuring William H. Johnston at The Dyke, under the Alexandria Trades Council.
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Washington Post Bureau
Kink Street
Alexandria
Imnen
B. Wall. Balt
Commonwealth
Crandal Mackey
Jacob E. Birch
BH. Wade Ball
Harry R. Thomas
Revenue
William H. Duncan
Washington
Board of Supervisors
Walter T. Weaver
Justices of the Peace
Charles V.nwell
W. T. Hemmer
A. Heo Barbers
Constable
William H. Payne
Arlington
R. Gordon Finney
Thomas R. Gray
D. H. Robinson
Bradleigh
Jefferson District
Edward Duncan
Justesa of the Peace
Frank E H. Helstey
James McCuen
Robert L. Walker
A. R. Taft
Norman Harrell
E. F. Marsey
Reginald Beach
A. B. Torreyton
Louis Dalbert
David M. Rust
William Travers
James Burke
John Marcher
John H. Connell
George H. Rucker
Harry R. Thames
Sarah McKenzie Thomason
Alfred H. Thomeon
South
Washington Street
J. M. Nourse
Vienna
William Romany
George Wise
Henry Baader
James Eveleth
Clinton Ameot
Louis E. Juchins
Baltimore
Presbyterian Cemetery
Johnston
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Washington-Virginia
Labor Day Carnival at Mount Rainier Draws Crowds
Labor day at Mount Rainier features a pretentious carnival with State Senator German as speaker and the National Training School Band providing music. A coke-baking contest and aviators from College Park will pace several fights amid many races. Proceeds go to town improvements. Executive committee includes James T. K Plant Frank M. Proctor J Senson Moore William Vennsman Thomas Elliot Henry J Quinn Joseph P Ven Overmere Dr. Joseph Olendo t K Ka Moore and C. E. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Mount Rainier
German
National Training School
Ann Aviatora
Callege Park
James T. K Plant
Frank M. Proctor
J Senson Moore
William Vennsman
Thomas Elliot
Henry J Quinn
Joseph P Ven Overmere
Joseph Olendo?t
K. Ka Moore
C. E. Jones
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Maderco
Zborowski
Peter Ozar
Renee Vena
Ender
Remerkebia
Huntington Bay
Kerwich
Julian Morci
Bunter Clase
Mr. C. Hasen
Mist Amey du Poet
Montgomery Association
R. E. Lee
Nitro EN W
Manigal House
Indiana
Naval Gun Factory Band
Navy Yard
Jucah G. Moody
St. Wanaat
Hudson
Dehoes
Masur Roese
Old Settlement
Brooke
Chicago Marine Band
Basper
Caton
Herman Hermann - Denk Hosehna
Berer
Gesne Dalbey
Sells
United States Cavalry Band
Fort Myer
G. F. Tyrrell
Aea Ee
Reuser
Walis
Reverta
Appice Blosseme
R Spangied Banner
Hera Brepoent Tobant
Jaxomer Roberts
Deaisetti St. George
United States Soldiers
Rms
John
M. Ei
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Alma
Fda
Stardguagic
Buisson
Ted Surder
Herbert
Ingreham
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Lender
PRD
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Pennsylvania
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Jersey
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Navy
W. EB. Sherrock
H.C. Freree
Maseach
Brat Olay
United Busted
Naval
Homolle
Alexandria County
Miss Swann
Mary Mason Swann
Alexandria Hospital
B. Wheatley
Edgar Carpenter
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
W. W. Smoot
W. A. Smoot, Jr
George E. Calvert
Mr. Patton
Preston Cemetery
Tidal County
Mrs. Thomeon
Eget
MY. Rainier
Dr. Lyon
Washington Schools
Georgetown University
School
LAW
National Capital
Y.M.C.A. Institute
Department of Mathematics
Adolph Richards
Johns Hopkins
Stufants
School of
Purnamie
Myron Jermain Jones
THE
George Washington University
Arts and Sciences
FA Street
College of Arts and Sciences
Y Street
College of Engineering and Mediaste
I Street
College of Political Sciences
Teachers’ College
New Mansoni
Temple
Li Street
H Street
Associated Colleges
National College of Pharmacy
Army and Mary Preparatory School
U & Academies
Capitel
Lincoln Oldeet
Washi
Foley
Tlement
Wood
Lis M
Strayer’s Business College
Minth
F Streets
Beslneen
Euden
Rastingtoe
Cirit Serviea
Deachere
Illuctrates
Talegua
Directse
Caton Trust
Emerson Institute
Ye North Wes
National University Law School
North Policean Bark Bulldiow
Tome School
Ita
Thomas Sr. Boxer
Port Deposit
Ellicott City
Peabody Conservatory OF
Bensec
Ehoirshipe
Virginia
ST. Mary's Academy
Mexandria
Getec Boarding Reheol
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