Tragedy Shrouded Death at Sibley Hospital Raises Questions
Family of James Brown mourns at Glenwood Cemetery after his death at Sibley Hospital last Friday. Conflicting accounts allege typhoid fever or hemorrhage as the cause, with disputes over the death certificate and inquest timing. Daniel Brown and relatives demand a full investigation as hospital officials and the coroner give differing narratives about care, notifications, and possible negligence.
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Lille Brown
James Brown
Silay Hospital
Mormie
Volovk
Yesterdny
Glenwood Cemeter
Brown
Frots
Tnt
Uni
Brown P
Albrey Hospital
Browna Fleath
Daniel Brown
Browns
Health Department
MH Price
Thirteenth Street
W Gallagher
Ashley Hospital
Dr Price
Abecat
Gallesher
Iscuseing
Sr Brown
Bimesh
Mit Brown
Mick
Pricg
Abe
Bae Mores
Price
Serenes
Gupt
Gallagher Semaya
Ewan
Jim
Norsa
Newitt
Mevitt
Incont
Colored Odd Fellows head to Montauk steamboat gathering
The Montauk steamboat with about 890 colored Odd Fellows from Hampton and Newport News arrived yesterday for the tenth annual gathering of tele order in Georgetown. They plan a day trip to Washington and the Jamestown Exposition with a return to Norfolk tonight.
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Montauk
Jamestown
Natali
Hamptin
Newport
Georgetown
Morfolk Inn
Washingtoun
Jameson Exposition
Retiring Policemen Appointed for Pension Review
A set of officers from the Ninth and Seventh Precincts faces department board review for retirement and pension eligibility. Privates J T Rolf and Jamen Lyddete along with J Ayaunte and former Sergeant J W Haney were examined by police surgeons. The board includes Inspector Swiniles and Captains from several precincts. Meanwhile the Capitalist Outing Club begins its annual trip to venture to Washingtonville aboard river corridor routes, with members listed and a funeral service for Raymond Norcie scheduled in the Southeast district.
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J T Rolf
Jamen Lyddete
Swiniles
Boyln
Byrne
Labor Day address at Colored Baptist gathering
Mr Warner urged focusing on self improvement for the colored race rather than demanding immediate equality, praising personal effort and efficiency. He proposed a national center in Washington to advance race uplift with local leaders aiding the plan. Other speakers included Rev McDonald Albany NY Rev Teleby Yonkers and Rev Meobla. a barbecue and pig roast provided entertainment before the speeches.
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Tully
Densewood
Warner
Nin
Washington
C McDonald
Albany N Oy
Siewiett
Rey Ae Meiavebla
Rey Biron PW
Cospona
Thukeh
Calvert 19 Still Grounded on Coan River Bar
Calvert, a steamboat of the Maryland Delaware and Virginia abroad Company, remains aground on the Coan River bar near the Potomac mouth. Dredging may be required if tides fail to lift her. past attempt left her with shallow water. Passengers and freight were moved to Northumberland, which arrived early Sunday. The Calvert plans to return to Baltimore, not proceed up the Potomac.
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Coan River
Calvert
Maryland
Delaware and Virginia Abroad Company
Wervie
Baltimore
Washington
Potomac
Virginia
Northumberland
Calvert Ie
Local Health Brand Advertises Wide Retail Reach
Fragmented ad text outlines various shops and cold beverage bottling references. Mentions include Baker Street area, specific stores, and a long list of names with unclear roles. Presents as an old time storefront bulletin with mixed branding and contact hints.
Wharf Watchman Dies After Asthma and Heart Issues
Clay Thompson, a wharf watchman at the Waser day steamboat wharf, died shortly after 2 pm from asthma and heart trouble. Born in Alexandria, Virginia, he worked as a salesman and bookkeeper before. Survived by wife A Phompson, two brothers Luther and Edgar, and four sisters Mrs George leis, Mrs Charles Visore, Mrs George Huffman, and Mrs Phompson. Funeral Thursday at his home with Rev. Wol Lyn of Gorauch MoH Church presiding. body to be sent to Alexandria for interment.
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Clay Thompson
Clay ‘Thompson
Fred Yuff
Ro A . Phompson
Frederick ‘Mhormpsor
Luther
Edgar Thompson
George Leises
Charles Visore
George Huffman
Atles
Me’ Thompson
Orlock
Wol Lyn
Gorauch Moh Church
Thights
Alexandria
Judge Bundy Fines Man For Carrying Concealed Weapon
Police Court yesterday fined Ferbert Wilson a workman for disturbance at Castellos saloon in Sizta and G streets northwest. Wilson faced two counts for carrying concealed weapons, entered not guilty. Judge Bundy noted the need for clearer explanation of his possession.
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Bundy
Newarios
Porson
Charlea
Ferbert Wilson
Castellos
Sizta
Schunay
Wilson
Ginal
Carrems
Guether
Siewa
Watson
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Saks & Company
Severith St
Ponow Ave
Potomac Electric Power Co
Fourteenth St. WW
Chale
Ally Mea
Orgoit
Maerzen & Senate
Beutel
Moresen
Lexnie
Batty
Toe
Heurich Brewing Co
Sibley Hospital
Gallagher Gea Hie
Vernon
Gallagher
Gallagher Hoe
Sibley
Ted
Aviguet
Bey
Imues Phyalian
Tim
Gaspian
UBL
James Browns
Sibley Uonpitch
Demiae
Dr. Price
Herrman
Iers St
ODD Fellows
Ner Montauk
Caplist
Tovington Vi
Raptaranzack
Dareater
Willie Yost
Stowe
Curie
Norns Koy
Raymond Norcie
Atoe
Lembe
Emmanar Vet
All Sui
R.ocs
Te Menner
F Street
Corner Eleventh
The
Muses
Evel Tate
Ce Heeony
W.B. Moses & Sons
City Bulleting
Broome
Beavens
Boros
Schneider
Dover
North
fKodak
Gat
Mudaiman & Co
Hearth's Hear
Sulin
Maetzan Aid Sanate—brewery
D. J. Kaufman
Careyeng
Stone & Fairfax, Inc
New York Avenue
Et & AG
Post
Goa
Onder Horn
Peltern
Lary
Cicy
F St
D. of C
Weupertien
Thos. J. Asher & Co., Inc
Goly
Onde Goodyear
Keeley
Munyon
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