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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1907

Page

8

Murderer killed during capture of Lyndhurst grocery burglars

Washington Post reports in Lyndhurst New Jersey a trio of burglars looting a grocery shop led to a police pursuit. Chief Turte Bia Preto and officers closed in as one robber killed himself during escape, two others arrested after a fierce chase across streets to the station. The claim notes the killer’s revolver firing and surrounding residents reacting with alarm.

Turte Bia Preto Bimself Grovery Washington Post New York Lyndhurst

Prince Wilhelm Tours New York Firehouses and Tenements

Royal visitor Prince Wilhelm toured New York City attractions during a long stay. He inspected the fire department and a model tenement, spoke with Swedish immigrants and elderly residents, and watched a Staten Island ferry passage as rain drizzled over the city. The trip mixing civic sights with personal curiosity highlighted how the other half lives.

New York Sordan Aro Fire Department Hurvau Staten Taland Ellin Tsland Niagara Falls Stidenta Association Irfon Club Ocink Prince Wilhelm En Iichowst Prince Volding Iuke & shoTt Newport Wilhelm America Darlington Rick Lres Walla of Aedha

Death of E R B Sorel in Omaha on Sept 2

E R B Sorel vice president of Electric Securities Corporation of New York and noted financier died early today at Omaha General Hospital after a week in transit from San Francisco to New York. He underwent an operation but the shock proved fatal. He served as president of the General Electric Company in Europe. His sister and her husband arrived from Chicago to assist.

Omaha E R Coffin Electric Securities Corporation of New York Omaha General Hospital San Francisco New York General Elecmnic Company Europe Chits Chisagi

Lumbermen Seek Redress in Pine Overcharge Case

The Interstate Commerce Commission faces a major claim totaling nearly 2 million dollars for yellow pine lumber overcharges. Southern railroads dispute shipper claims, arguing consumers bore the higher freight costs, while the commission prepares to hear the case. Vacancy rumors surround the Fifth magistrates district after Judge Lewis I. O’s death, with acting senior Justice Gould presiding for two weeks. Potential candidates include local lawyers Grebenberg, Schuldt, Bayler, and Wilson, among others, with the appointment likely after presidential and attorney general reviews. The salary is set at 3000 dollars.

Interstate Commerce Ita South Midly West Southern Commission Canta United States Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission Louisville Naghville Sagala Washington Lewis I O Magleteries Justicca Bence Wid Worve QC Neais District Supreme Court Suatice Gould Grebeng Hoamert Gut & Schuldt Schuldt National League of Republican Club League of Republican State Clubs Angen Bayler Justice of the Peace United States Rutierge Wilson Fe Keel Bar Randall Hellam Ge Pernon Manerd Briery

Death of Former Jockey Kane in New York Racing Circles

Kane, longtime racing figure in New York, died in Saratoga Hospital from paralysis after a week illness. He began as an exercise boy for Charles Littlefield, rode for James S Watson and later for Pierre Lotillard and August Belmont. Survived by a brother who served as superintendent of Belmont nursery. Kane was connected with racing for over four decades.

Bpoesal TRE Wamdimr Eonome New York Witlant Kane Saratoga Acalea August Belmonts Mud Tern F. Hentucky Billy Kane Charles Littlefield Mr Littlefield James S Wotson Kane Pierra Lotillard August Belmont

Two killed and six injured in railway collision

Two persons died and six were injured in a rear end crash on the Albany line of Schenectady Railway Company on a steep city outskirts grade. Brakes of the lead car failed and the following car rammed into it, pushing the rear car down the hill amid crowded passenger cars returning from Albany. Names and routes of passengers listed from multiple origins, with many likely to die or remain seriously hurt. The casualty list includes a variety of passengers from New York, London, Antwerp, and other locations aboard several trains. The wreck is said to involve numerous routes and destinations with hopes for improved safety and investigation underway.

Chenectady N Albany Schenectady Railway Company

Thaw’s Nephew Missionary Work Reported From Syria

Stephen D Thaw nephew of Mary K Thaw writes friends in September from Syria that he has begun missionary work. He plans to send some news from the region and mentions Newport News, Vie as a point of reference.

Washington Post Pittsburg Stephen D Thaw Marry K Thaw Syria Thin Sa Sun Len Thaw Newport Roy

New York Car Crash Injures Couple at Forty Sixth Street

Mrs Creo C Coit and her husband Cleott C Cult were badly hurt when their wagon was struck by a Seventh Avenue streetcar near Forty sixth Street in Manhattan. The woman suffered paralysis from the shoulders down with possible spinal injury, and her husband sustained a head wound and other contusions. A jeweled gold watch and a purse containing money vanished after the collision as investigators search for the items.

Washington Post New York Creo C Coit Cleott C Cult Forty Sixth Street Sixth Avenue Fitzen Atithe bin Oters Betng Cos Granta Sun Mir Cott Street Railway Company Fiftieth Street Western Union Joe Smith Nega Mark Kelley Kelley Smith Mar Colt

Parricide Seeks Death After Father’s Fatal Attack

Richard Stryker thirty five year old son of C Stryker a wealthy farmer is held in Somerville New Jersey after allegedly attacking his father leading to death. He attempted suicide in jail with a penknife and faces an investigation. The mother was the sole witness to the fatal incident and will testify if a trial proceeds.

Somervile C .Stryker Richard Stryker Elie Newhot Righard Sheker Hinnother

Columbus College and Washington College of Engineering Degrees

Catalog fragment lists multiple colleges with degrees across architecture medicine dentistry law pharmacy and diplomacy. Includes references to Bachelor of Science in Architecture Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Dental Surgery Doctor of Laws Master of Patent Law and Master of Jurisprudence and related five year programs. Contact OTIS DAWETT for catalogues and further information.

Columbian College Waterirasuaie Dagram Siakator Arin Ud Washington College OF Engrane Bech Delence Derera Medzical Mechusice Boal Perciog Division Architecture Sageraradeate Coaton Dearee Bathalor Science COEGE Paahalan Araestes Aria Macter Tequlan law _coures Tha Dagreee Detter Juraprateaot College OF Pharmacy Boctor of Pharmacy Diaster Somneacionte

National University Law School three year LLM program outline

Practical three years course leading to Master of Laws degree. The Bachelor of Lawe degree can be secured at end of second year. For catalogue and application blanks, apply in person or by mail to the Dean at 1331 F street nw. Telephones M 6473 6474.

F Street Nw Army and Navy Harvard Nortegg Dowd ARMY Marine Corps Wavy Pay Corps Patie United States College of Veterinary Surgeons Wassincton Dc Barnwell Roainzor Afaly Hall-Noyes School Adulis Besson Ing Cuatogues Biome Frances Mann Hall ACM Po Gonzaga College Clee Lefierag Ciel Korres Milton School Phouc Sea Fie Civil Service

Mystery in Mans death by his own action

New York dispatch reports James A Lewis a civil engineer living at 38 Third Street Brooklyn died by self inflicted gunshot wound to the heart. No note was left, neighbors and acquaintances recall his pride and secretive nature. He claimed to be a University of Michigan graduate and hinted at conspiracy or deception affecting him. He had advertised last June claiming danger from depopulators, seeking aid or exculpation.

Fire & Ton Ray Pont Me Benina Chicago Robert L. Walters Scranton Ernest Walters Massachusetta Institute of Technology Fariacchool of Technology Naveral Gaya Walters Dal Washington Poet New York James A Lewis Yenta Third Street Brooklyn Hinself Leela Matt University of Michigan

Fifty Drunken Men Riot in St Charles Car Shop Clash

In St Charles Missouri Sunday afternoon a riot broke out among about fifty drunken men, injuring several. An American worker, Oscar Deroy, was stabbed in the back by an Italian dagger amid rising tensions between American and Italian workers in the car shops. the clash escalated after a two-gun confrontation with roughly twenty five per side near St Charles.

Bt. Louis Bt. Charles Nollen Oscar Deroy Bruieed Amerigad Iteilan St. Charles

Dynamiting Attempt Shocks Darby Bridge Strike

Special to The Wash mutru reports a Darby Creek bridge dynamite attempt by Bridge Workers Union members and Youngstown Construction men. Fifteen charges were placed. only one exploded, damaging a pier and averting a freight train plunge sixty feet. Police say the incident arose from a dispute over bridge repairs and union actions.

Polleeeny Bridge ‘Workers Union Youngatown Construct On Company

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