Mystery Typhoid Death At Sibley Hospital Sparks Inquiry
A tragedy at Sibley Hospital centers on James Brown who died after a fall from a window amid conflicting accounts of his illness and the cause of death. Debates over hospital handling, restraint use, and an autopsy unfold as relatives seek accountability.
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Sibley Hospital
Gallagher
Tillie Brown
James Brown
Hinesh
Silay
Mra Brown
Hercondian
Glazebrook
Glenwood
Brown
Mr. Brown
Browns
Sibley Hospit
Daniel Brown
Health Department
Certi Cate
Browne
M H Price
Thirteenth Street
Hieness
Inalata
W Gallagher
Ikley Hospital
Price
Cox- Hseate
Marnie
Ford
Trenay
Galagher
Nurgs
Cormar
Novitt
Nevitt
Steamer Montauk Brings 900 Colored Odd Fellows
The Montauk arrived yesterday with about 800 colored Odd Fellows from Hampton and Newport News to attend the tenth annual gathering in Georgetown. They returned to Norfolk last night and will resume service on a Washington to Jamestown Exposition line in a few days.
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Norfolk
Hampton
Newport News
Georgetown
Washington
Policemen Booked to Retire and Annual Trip Planned
Three privates and a former sergeant are ordered before the department board for retirement examinations to enter pension rolls. Police surgeons recommended pensioning. Also, the Capital Outing Club begins its tenth annual trip to Washington Virginia, with a list of members. Raymond Norris Norris drowned in the Eastern Branch, funeral set for 11:30 AM tomorrow at 6 Leetrast southeast.
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Department
J T Rolls
James Lyddate
J J Agawate
J W Haney
Pelies
Lecome
Aspestor
Swinnley
Boy
Peecinet
Byrne
Slinn Sifth
Pressnet
Outiag
Toington Va
Haptavannock
Barmley
Ng Ies
Willan
Walker
Ham
BPS
Norris
Raymond Norrie
Fourth Street
Aoutheast
Merning
Advised Labor Day Talk at Colored Church Rally
Tully 7000 attendees at the Cosmopolitan Colored Temple Baptist Church in Deanwood Park heard Labor Day remarks by H Warner who urged self effort and ballot action won’t grant wider opportunities. He proposed forming a rational organization with Washington headquarters to elevate the race. Other speakers included C McDonald Albany N Y Rev J Bo Trisby Rev E McDaniel and Rev No Figpe New York City and J A Sanford Nowiett Rev Simon P W Drew presided. A baseball game and barbecue provided amusement after the addresses.
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Tully
Deanwood Park
Warner
Lin
Washington
Hey C McDonald
Albany
Bo Trisby
E. McDaniel
No Figpe
New York City
J A Sanford HM. Nowiett
JB McTarghlin
This City
Simon PW Drew
Brptis
Calvert 19 Still Grounded at Coan River Bar
The Calvert steamboat of the Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railroad Company lies aground on a bar at the Coan River near the Potomac mouth. Dredging may be needed if very high tides fail to refloat her. passengers and freight were removed by the Northumberland. The Calvert plans to return to Baltimore once afloat.
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Coan River
Calvert
Maryland
Delaware and Virginia Railroad Company
Baltimore
Washington
Potomac
Virgine
Northumberland
City Bulletins Health Bread Feud And Local Stores Listing
A fragmented city bulletin lists various vendors and items from grocers to bakery products. It mentions health concerns, a feud, and advertisements for stores along Green Avenue and Ninth Street with references to local businesses and services.
Wharf Watchman Dies After Illness and Attacks
Clay Thompson a watchman at the Randal steamboat wharf died at his home after a nine month illness from asthma and heart trouble. He was in his fifty second year and survived by his wife Mrs A B Thompson, a son Frederick, two brothers Luther and Edgar, and four sisters. Funeral services will be held Thursday at his home conducted by Rev Wol Lynn, with interment in Alexandria.
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Clay Thompson
Randal
Steamboat Wharf
Mr Thompson
Alexandria Va
Hifeen Sete
Bred Patt
Mra
Chompson
Frederick Thompson
Luther
Edgar Thompson
George Eisley
Charles Woore
George Duttman
Phompson
Thompson
Orduck
Wol Lynn
Gorguch Moh
Alexandria
Judge Bundy Fines Nonunion Man for Razor Carrying
Judge Charles Bundy sitting as police court judge yesterday fined Herbert Wilson a nonunion worker $200 for carrying a razor in Costello’s saloon at Sixth and N streets NW. He faced two counts one for concealed weapon and another for open carry. Wilson pleaded not guilty but the judge found sufficient evidence to convict on the concealed weapon charge and noted improper examination of conduct or possession.
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Bundy
Prion
Charles Bundy
Yeaterday
Herbert Wilson
Costello
Sixth and
Streets
Wilson
Witsog
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Ewes
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der Vaersen
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10 Law
James Browns
Sibley
Aunt Gallagher
Prine
Nures
House & Herrmann
NTN
Sarria
Fred Ag
ANL
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Cc Outfitter
Te Mensner
H Warner
St John Aleamar
Jolly
Isa Jam
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Whieke
Setnetder
Olf Hest
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Phone
North
Konax Auppies
Aswewping
Kodak Man
An OM Cook
Cottere Lam Fis
Muddtan & Corab
Hearth's Beer
Maersan and
Genate—brewery
Arlington Betting Company
Blacs O 'Phons
D. J. Kaufman
F Street Corner
Moses
TMS
Twain Ptook
Sane
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street
Corner Eleventh
Stone & Fairfax, Inc
New York Avenue
Stone G Fairfax, Inc
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Ike
Gra & Eoak
D. of C
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Munyon
Kod Goodye Company
Itef Street
Tear
Fey Oy
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