Waggaman Faces Intervening Petitions in Custody Dispute
Petitioners in multiple suits seek a receiver and claim Mr Waggaman holds securities and notes worth millions that threaten creditors if not controlled. Intervening petitions in bankruptcy and equity court accuse Waggaman of transferring real estate and risk loss to tied relatives and clerks. Mir hours outline show-cause dates, with Gardiner asserting a $20,000 creditor claim and overall millions in disputed claims, while a separate note investment and interest arrangement is detailed in the Gardiner case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asseta
Waggaman
Equity Court
Glaimanty
Thomas E. Waggaman
Justice Anderson
Magnea Gardiner
Mr Waggaman
Equity
Mir Waggaman
Justice Stafford
Wagegamans
Waggamans
Jackson HW Ralston
M Agnes Gardiner
Miss Gardiner
Wiz Waggaman
Wigganiin
Florida Fruits Exhibit Captivates World Fair Visitors
A Florida horticulture display showcases mangoes sapodillas citrus and tropical trees at the Worlds Fair within an ornate horticulture pavilion. The Florida exhibit, created by the Jacksonville Union, highlights diverse fruits grown from young shoots to mature fruit and joins nearly every state represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Aimes Union
Jacksonville
Palace of Horticulture
Conditions on the Isthmus With Consul Malmros at State Dept
Oscar Malmros American consul at Colon, after leave in Minnesota, met Acting Secretary Atlee and forecast Panama Canal era. He cites upcoming sanitation work and cordial Panaman relations, supported by Minister Barrett’s Panama report on mutual adjustments over custom-houses and posts. He notes Hezekiah Gudger, Panama consul general, arrives on leave to report conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Malmros
Colon
Minnesota
State Department
Atlee
Malmros
Galadz
Panama Canal
Canal Strip
Barrett
Panama
Canal Commissioners
Canal Zone
Hezekiah A Gudger
North Carolina
Hyde and Dimond: DC not sanctuary for crime in lands case
Judge De Haven grants removal to Washington for trial in the Hyde Dimond indictment. Frederick A Hyde and Henry P Dimond, linked to John A Benson and J H Schneider, face forty two counts for conspiring to defraud the United States of public lands. DC is not a sanctuary for offenses against the United States, per the ruling and Judge Dillon’s language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
de Haven
United States District Court
Hyde-Dimond
Washington
Frederick A Hyde
Henry P Dimond
District of Columbia
John A Benson
J H Schneider
United States
Dillon
Hyde and
Dimond
Morrow
United States Circuit Court
Nurse Leaves With Baby in Georgetown Missing Child Case
Georgetown police pursued Minnie Robinson a servant girl who disappeared with Dr W D Monroe's infant daughter. She was found hours later at a Bellscourt home with the baby on the floor. Officer Short arrested her after a struggle and the newborn was returned to Mrs Monroe at the station.
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Georgetown
Minnie Robinson
W D Monroe
Dr Monroe
Thirty-second
Monroe
Policeman Short
Bellscourt
Babs
Robinson
Short
Walsh Short
Pursuit Ends as Italian Suspect Captured on Canal Street Roof
Vincenzo Tileison, an Italian wanted in New York for grand larceny, was cornered on a Canal Street roof in Washington. Detectives Hartigan and Baur chased him through alleys, trapping him at the skylight. New York detectives will transport him back to the city.
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Italan
New York
Washington
Vincenzo Tileison
Canal Street
Hartigan
Baw
Eleison
Baur
Stepa
Elerson
Robbery on Wisconsin Avenue Victim: Charles Bromley
A sixteen year old boy, Charles Bromley of 23 N street NW, was robbed on Wisconsin avenue last night. Two men seized him and demanded his money, choking him as one thief searched Bromley’s pockets and the other obtained $1 before fleeing.
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Charles Bromley
N Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Bromley
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proclaims Long Lasting Benefit
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a strong economy with lasting effect. Claims a bottle lasts longer and does more good than rivals. Declares it the only medicine that truly offers 100 doses for one dollar.
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Hood
Ambitious plans for foreign parliament delegates tour
Delegates from European parliaments will tour the United States before the twelfth Inter parliamentary conference in St Louis. President Roosevelt will receive them, with official welcomes at West Point and a White House ceremony around late September. The itinerary includes visits to New York, Hudson excursions, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and St Louis, with a souvenir guide distributed daily.
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St. Louis
West Point
St Louis
American Congress
Europe
Bartholdi
Missouri
Congress
Senate
House
American Congressional Committee
Bartholdt
Taylor
Treasury Department
New York
Hudson
M Bartholdt
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Louis
Hay
State Department
Roosevelt
White House
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau reports a severe storm moving from the Middle West into the Western Lake Superior area bringing heavy rain and high winds. Showers are noted in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys with scattered rain elsewhere. Temperatures remain high in many regions with cooler trends in the Lake regions and warmer notes in the Northern Slope. Tropical disturbance indications near the Windward Islands prompt cautionary advisories for the West Indies. Forecasts call for showers in the Lake region Saturday and cooler conditions in the Ohio Valley, with variable winds along coasts and across the Great Lakes.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Middle West
Lake Superior
Missouri
Upper
Mississippi
Hocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Loser Lake Rgion
Lower Lake Region
Upper Lake Region
New England
Pacific States
California
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic States
Tennessee
Gulf States
Colorado
Mississippi Valley
Windward
West Indies
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
L Lakes
Lake Huron
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Hoston
Mass
Buffalo NY
Chicago, Ti
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne Wyves
Davenport Town
Denver Colo
Des Moines
Iowa
Galvesign Texas
Helena
Indianapolis Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Little Rock ' Ark
Marquette Wich
Memphis
Tenna
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Nebra
Omaha Nebra
Pitsburg
Salt Lake City
Stah
Louis
Mystery of Mrs Cartwrights Death Solved at Hospital
An aged woman who died from injuries after falling from a trolley on August 18 is identified as Maria Wood. The hat traced to a local mother linked to J M Hin of 410 Prince arrest. Mrs Hin identified the body at the morgue. Police seek Cartwright, likely the daughter’s husband, and Acting Coroner Glazebrook will investigate the accident tonight.
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Cartwright
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. M. Hii
Prince Arrest
Alexandria
Hin
Washington
Maria Wood
Fill
Georgetown
Mra. Cartwright
Mrs Wood
Glazebrook
Fortified Against Police Frightful Defense by Insane Negress
Police responded to a disturbance at 477 K Street Southwest and were met by Frances Corbin who barricaded the stairs and hurled tea cups and crockery at officers Herbert and Spicer. Corbin, described as insane, was arrested and sent to the House of Detention for mental examination. her husband works as a river steamer cook. He was injured when struck by a cup during the attack.
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Herbert and Spicer
Fourth Precinct
K Street
Ances Corbin
Frances Corbin
Herbert
Man leaps from Long Bridge after night terrors
Henry Tillman, 21, a negro of 624 Golden Ave NE, climbed the Long Bridge at night claiming pursuit by night doctors. Grange McNeal, a bridge flagman, cried police and murder as Tillman fled the dizzy height. McNeal and Morris Bell later rescued Tillman from the river before police took him to the Fourth precinct on vagrancy charges.
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Henry Tillman
Golden Avenue
Grange McNeal
Tillman
McNeal
Tillmay
Investigation of Cotton Report Figures in Savannah Sparks Action
Savannah wired report shows exact cotton figures reached Savannah at least thirty minutes before official publication. Savannah Cotton Exchange committee requests investigation from Secretary James Wilson after alert telegram. In New York, Thomas N Mc Cauley rearraigned on larceny charges and released on bond. In Minnesota, sheriff probes planned prison escape tied to Omaha fright train hold up. Miss Rosa Stern’s condition improves after attempted suicide, with cautious optimism for recovery.
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Savannah
Washington Post
Department of Agriculture
Cotton Exchange
Exchange
James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
New York
Thomas N McCauley
International Mercantile Agency
Hamilton
Ontario
Mankato
Minn
Williams
Charles Sanders
Tom Murray
Omaha
Sanders
Change of diet restores health after coffee years
A Springheld II woman describes years of nervousness and heart trouble cured after quitting coffee and adopting Postum. She notes rapid improvement over 6 to 8 months, crediting coffee as the cause and Postum as the re builder. The Postum Co advertises coffee alternatives and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Springheld
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Midh
Postum
Wellville
London Views on Liaoyang Battle and Europatkin’s Position
London observers temper jubilation over Liaoyang and warn decisive outcome hinges on Kuropatkin surrounding Europatkin. British papers debate whether Japanese can seal Mukden retreat, with editorials noting uncertainty and changing prospects amid four days of fighting.
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London
Tokyo
Liaoyang
Europatkin
St. Petersburg
Liao-yang
Lention
Marquis Oyama
Mukden
Daily Graphic
Sx Kuropatkin
Kuropatkin
Jiao-yang
Daily Telegraph
Wireless first lesson reshapes naval warfare says wounded Russian chief of staff
Capt Matousevitch, later Admiral Withoft’s chief of staff, arrived wounded from the Czarevitch and reviewed wartime naval lessons. He praised wireless signaling over flags, predicted universal wireless installation on ships, and noted mines, torpedoes, and searchlights as key findings. He questioned torpedo nets and believed battleships remain central in Port Arthur actions. He endorsed Russian reports and reported further Russian damage to Japanese boats. He remained in hospital recovering.
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Tsingtao
Matousevitch
Withoft
Czarevitch
Pass
Port Arthur
Matousevicch
America Protests Seizure of Cargo on British Steamer Calchas
The United States protests Russia's seizure of cargo from the British steamer Calchas bound from Puget Sound to Japan by the Vladivostok squadron. The issue mirrors the Portland Arabia case, with Russia to refuse negotiations and maintain nonrecognition of contraband goods in ordinary trade. Consul General Watts departs St Petersburg for two months’ vacation in France.
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St Petersburg
United States
Russia
Calchas
Puget Sound
Japan
Vladivostok
Portland
Asiatic Line
Arabia
Associated Press
Watts
France
War correspondents depart Far East amid protest over access
Richard Harding Davis and John Fox Jr, American reporters, returned from the second Japanese army HQ at Chefoo and plan to sail for the United States. They complained that the army restricted movements during the August 26 battle, prompting a protest to Japanese authorities. Gen Ok allowed witnesses from four miles. Melton Prior and George Lynch also left. Lynch will attempt to reach Port Dalny. Shanghai reports stoppage of repairs on the Russian cruiser Askold and destroyer Grozovoi at the Japanese demand.
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Richard Harding Davis
Far East
Chefoo
John Fox, Jr
United States
Gen Ok
Davis
Fox
Melton Prior
George Lynch
Second Army
Lynch
Port Dalny
Mint at Oregon Fair Opens As Public Medal Coinage View
A government mint will operate at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland on September 2. The facility will allow spectators to view money making processes as coins are struck from gold bullion and converted from smelters. the pieces will be medals rather than legal tender.
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Oregon Fair
Portland
Ore
Fatal fall from trestle claims New York journalist
The body of William G Jones a noted telegrapher and newspaper man was found in Jamaica Bay. He was a former Western Union manager in Philadelphia later city day manager of United Press and an Associated Press editor. Coroner found heart disease or apoplexy as the cause with no water in the lungs. He was last seen crossing a trestle Monday toward his home and is believed to have fallen after a fatal attack.
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New York
Jamaica Bay
William G Jones
Jones
Former Judge Accused Embezzling in Connecticut
New Britain Connecticut September 2 former judge Lyman S Burr and longtime attorney in the city is arrested on charges of embezzling 5493 from the Loomis estate. Burr retired from the bench two years ago due to deafness and was detained under $5000 bond. Civil actions in Ohio involve seven artillerymen arrested for complicity in a murder during Athens maneuvers and pending transfer for trial.
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Willams
Wiliam Robinon
Robinsen
Bensinger
Connecticut
New Britain
Conn
Lyman S Burr
Timothy W Loomis
Columbus
Ohio
Herrick
Prosentor Foster
Athens
Fourteenth Artillery
Corp Clark
Warren
Fyr
War Department
Narrow escape for storekeeper amid second attack in a year
Ja cob Levin keeper of Third street and Willow Tree alley store narrowly survived a second assault within a year. Earlier he was knocked down by a man named Clements and suffered a fractured skull, lingering near death at the Emergency Hospital. Last night William Grayson, another Black man, allegedly attacked Levin with a knife. officers Holt and Cullinane responded to the cries and arrested Grayson.
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Jacob Levin
Third Street
Willow Tree Alley
Levin
Clements
William Grayson
Holt and
Cullinane
Levins
Grayson
Preferred Death to Arrest in Hotel Explosion Plot
Nicholas Thomes fled arrest for attempting to blow up the Avenue Hotel in Elmira Heights by ingesting carbonic acid. His body was found near Sayre, Pennsylvania. His wife had rented the hotel to Pearl Scott while Thome owned it. Thome bought dynamite and set off an explosion under Scott’s window, but survived. The hotel was wrecked.
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Elmira
Avenue
Elmira Heights
Nicholas Themes
Sayre
Thomes
Pearl Scott
Thome
Scott
Trees of different fruits from a Pasadena town lot
Country Life in America recounts Mr Vaughn of Pasadena who filled a small town lot with six trees grafted to yield many fruit varieties. He topped a navel orange with tangierine grape fruit lemon and blood orange, plus peach and plum hybrids. The trees bear from July to November with unusually large fruit, making a five kind orchard on a single lot.
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California
America
Mr Vaughn
Pasadena
Quick Wit From Somerville Journal Elicits Swift Insight
A local remark from the Somerville Journal notes a man can say more in a minute than he can recover from regrets in a year. The quip highlights practical speech over delayed remorse in everyday life.
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Quickly
The
Somerville Journal & Man
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Politeman Green
Tenth Precinct
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Isaac Abbott
Savoy
Shepherd
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Rosa Stern
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Grozov
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Tih
Grogan
Seventh Street
Edmonstons
Edmonston’s
Wit
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O. J. DeMol & Co
Keashington
Plano House
Tharp
Berkeley
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Tailor
HUB Furniture CO
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James and National Bank of Washington B
Tom Beplemben
Batt Inclus
Fug
Eugene D and
Charkhs
Francis Carust
Attuermeys
Columbian
van Doren
Brad
Ameri
A. D. Hutterly
7Th St. N. W
R. P. Andrews & Co
la Ave
Heiskell & McLeran
Individuas
Ut Columbia
Eecom
Heiskell & Wcleran
F St. Y.W
Andria
Mt Vergon
B. Earnshaw
Edison
Capital Phonograph Co
McGill & Wallace, Printers
Nanny R Ball Baughman
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St Pope
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