Attacked in Home as She Sees Him at Lantern Street
Mrs Mary Lanham of Good Hope DG was bound and gagged during a brutal home assault. Police arrested William Lumby, a 14 year veteran brass worker, after her son Fred and officers identified the man at her home. Lumby denied the charges as investigators pursued leads, while Mrs Lanham was treated by a physician and kept under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Luaby
Seventh Street
Rihwent
Follemen
Cullen
Mith
Mary F Lanham
Good Hope
Lumby
P Tien
Heventh
Celock
Lanha
Sergt Runselt
Lanham
Sun bin
Fred
Ria
Maloy Win
Lan Yamid
Mesauitier
Yanham
de Arthur Mate
Mathews
Anderson
Seran
Mica Lanham
Alx
Mra Canham
Piica
Cowe
Tnxpactor
Boardman
Central Office
Parham Barbeo
Berman
Mathaws
Sergis Stevens
VcCormick
Po Meemen Rocdy Kunza
Borah Faces Conspiracy Trial in Timber Lands Case
An indictment from April charges Senator Borah and others with conspiring since September to fraudulently obtain timber lands in Boise County. Two special prosecutors will conduct the case, with Berthen Borah granted a separate trial and B M Burch of Denver and 4 Fugen of Omaha leading the government effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
William BW
Borah
United States
Berthen Borah
Frank Martin
Gov Breugenberg
Barberana Bummer
Moon Millenaira
Berber Lumber Company
Wineohstn
Welk
Phl
Downa
John Kincaid Low Fritchard
William Bweet
Albert Mf
Ynimer
HB Rand
Theng
Bolne County
Burch
Denver
Fugen
Omabe
Bush
Genera
Department of Justice
Bulek
Five Years for Lass Frisco Phone Malnate Sentenced
Frisco official Louie P Glass of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company is jailed after a San Francisco court found him guilty of bribing Supervisor Lonergan to block a franchise for Home Telephone. He received five years in the San Quentin prison after a prior hung jury. An arrest of judgment and bail were pursued during the appeal. Also noted, Florida Governor Broward’s requisition led to the return of Thomas Patterson, a prisoner associated with a ten year sentence, from the Northern state to serve the term."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
San Francisco
Louie P Glass
Pacific States ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Lonermin
Lawler
Stats Orion
San Quentin
Glans
California
Glass Astornays
Glass
Thomas F Lonergan
Home Telephone Company
Franchise Innisery
Florda
Gould Yaaterday
Broward
Florida
Thomas Patterson
Sherif Patterson
Movements of eer Steamers and international routes
A garbled list of ship names and routes mentions Hamburg New York Cherbourg and various destinations. The fragment notes steamers like Nat Tore President Linco and Brenec Haleor Withaia der Groma with passages toward Sam bora York and Waterdane xtonie. The text reads as an OCR mishmash of maritime movements and ports with unclear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Tore
Linco
Hamburg
Nord Ama Ten
Neples
Ldverno
Carenta
New York
Brenec—Haleor
Wildlife officials inspect annuals at city zoo visit
After a formal welcome by Dr L 0 How ard, Secretary Wilson and Commissioner West, officials inspect the zoological collection and view city sights during a formal zoo visit. The event highlights the annuals and the park’s displays as part of a formal city engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L 0 Howard
Wilson
West
Praya
Zoological Park
Washington Hosts International Zoological Congress Delegates
Delegates from the International Zoological Congress in Boston arrived in Washington and were greeted by Dr L O Howard, Secretary Witton, and others. They toured the Smithsonian, the National Museum, and the National Zoo, with women accompanying them visiting the White House and other sites. The welcome emphasized Washington as a scientific and cultural hub and praised the Zoological Park and lab facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Astrophysical Observatory
Smitheonien Institution
Bureau of Animal Industry
B Street
National Museum
Jadiea
Corcoran Art Gallery
Mount Vernon
Mecca
Washington
Charles Macalester
Smithsonian
Cosmos Club
Raphail' Blanchard
University of Paris
Wilson
L . Howard
Mont
Smithconian Institution
Zoological Park
Buyeau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce and Labor
Nero
Lord Kelvin
Queucs
Aurely
Wilton Cormmlnstoner West
New York
Chicago
Pitteburg
Remarkable Welcome To American De Library Visit
The visitor praised the building and staff, noting the swift service and wide selection of books. He complimented the country and its people for the warm reception and expressed a desire to return after this first visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American de
Scharff
Thea
Goon
Ezain
Burton aims to lead Ohio politics with Cleveland mayor bid
The Ohio representative Burton announces a Cleveland mayoral candidacy seen as a stepping stone to the Senate and national influence. He backs Roosevelt and Taft, hoping to swing Northern Ohio delegates to Taft in 1908. Cleveland Republicans doubt he can beat Mayor Johnson, given about 6000 opponents loyal to the administration.
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Burton
Ohio
Cleveland
Taft
Republican
Foraker
Senate
Roosevelt
Johnson
Tufts
Me Burton
Mr Johnson
Claris
Tom Johnson
Faraker
Burton Nho
T Greau
Election Frauds Charged in Allegheny City Indictments
A grand jury indicted four prominent Allegheny City politicians on charges of false registration fraudulent voting and conspiracy to defraud taxpayers linked to the November election. The defendants include Billott Rodgera Samuel Grench William Hagel and William Lamb, with true bills issued in multiple cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piduburg
Allegheny City
Billott Rodgera
State Senate of Pennsylvania
Common Pleas
Allegheny Couria
Samuel Grench
Department of Aatety
Allegheny
William Hagel
Allegheny Cornelis
Voters Club Langue of
Brown Death At Sibley Hospital Stirs Legal Action
Investigation continues into the death of James Brown a patient who reportedly jumped from a hospital window at Sibley Hospital. Coroner Nevitt and District Attorney Baker discuss negligence questions while a possible grand jury review remains on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevitt
James Brown
Sibley Hospital
Ofea
Baker
Tt le
Parsons
Brown
Neder
Celina
Widow of Waterloo veteran dies in city
Mrs Brinkman widow of Theodore Brinkman a bugler in Marshal Blucher’s corps at Waterloo died Tuesday in the city. Born May 8 1790 in Wal Senaheld Westphalia he studied at the University of Berlin before joining the Prussian army. He sounded the bugle at Waterloo signaling Blucher’s approaching forces. Survived by two daughters living in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Tee
Lemon
Tuewlay
Sity
Waterloo
Theodore Brinkman
Badul
Marshal Bluchers
Prussians
Mra
Brinkman von Mise
Della Rudder
Greenvile
Tenn
Fer Qnaband
Walsenaheld
Westphalia
University of Berlin
Moscow
Brinkman
Duke of Wellington
Marshal Blucher
Tis City
Washington Man Married by Baltimore Methodist Minister
Special to The Washington Post reports Owen Edmonston of Washington DC and Miss Mary Bradley of New York were married this afternoon in the Baltimore Methodist church book room by Rev C M Leviner. The couple obtained a license Tuesday. after the ceremony they left for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ealter
Baltimore Methodist
Washngton Post
Baltimore
Owen
Monston
Washington DC
Misa Mary Bradley
New York
M419
M Leviner
Edmonston
Mrs Cotton a New Yorker portrait painter of note
New York portraitist Mrs Cotton, commissioned by King Edward, held a high social position in the city. Once Marietta Benedict, she studied in Paris and under influential patrons honed her talent, painting likenesses of Prince Bismarck the Duke of Cambridge and other European figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mravens Cotton
Edward
Wienesses
Metropolis
Marietta Benedict
Paris
Prince Bismarck
Duke of Cambridge
Trustees to Meet for McKinley Memorial Dedication
Canton Ohio trustees of the McKinley National Memorial Association were notified by Secretary Hartzell of a meeting in the character of Justice Day at the federal building in Canton on September 16. The meeting will outline details for the dedication of the monument on September 9 and Canton committee chairmen coordinating the dedication will also meet with the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
McKinley National Memorial Association
Hartzell
Ederal
Woman Loses Change After Umbrella Repair Request
Mrs M Sweeney of Northeast Bitehth Street gave an umbrella mender a $20 bill for change after a repair. The man did not return with her change and she reported the loss to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umbrelle Mas
Sweeney
Bowers Rapidly Improving After Dental Skull Injury
George W Bowers, who sustained a skull fracture during a dental procedure by a dentist, is rapidly improving at an emergency hospital. He remains fully conscious and responsive, with doctors optimistic about a full recovery after the injury occurred last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Bowers
de Willam
Walla
Sonny
Almumtergency Hospital
Bowers
Two Killed by Soda Fountain Tank Explosion
A soda fountain tank exploded in a store on Movres street, killing a man and a three month old baby. Rosa Nitkin died at Getenaur Hospital from carbonic gas exposure after the steel drum ruptured. A wall blew out and fragments struck bystanders as a cannon-like blast filled the shop. Neighbors recall the man in charge and the infant asleep in a crib when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestitea
Sogtams
Washington Post
Getenaur Hospital
Rosa Nitkin
Zunioman
Louis Sabeitmaz
Zucknan Workel
Schetran
Monroe
James Nims
Zuckman
Bowes
Bride's Tears Are a Van Quelled by Console Court Action
Joseph Console was held in $1,009 bail in West Side Court today on a charge of abducting the seventeen year old girl he married recently. The bride, formerly May Moore, was arrested with her husband after her mother complained of incorrigibility. Magistrate Kerno Chan postponed action. the girl's parents urged prosecution. The couple, who wed yesterday at City Hall, moved into the bride’s parents’ home at 41 First Avenue amid her mother’s anger and pursuit to verify the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Zoological Congress
Boston
Waahington
Achantista
L O Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Witton
Justice Walkes
Sinkrolasloner West
Cosmos Club
Zoological
Post Park
Harry Bingham
Edward F Bingham
Certo
Avesing
District Supreme
Congressional Library Court
Union Monrie County
Vinitora
Enya
Car
Ike
Department of
Byedal
Thewespington
New York
Joseph Console
West Sie
Tha
May Moore
Kernochan
Console Trea
Thomas Moore
Forty Sixth Street
Alderman Leverett
City Hall
Bridee Parente
Si Firat Avenue
Roosevelt withdrawal letter on joint statehood scope
A dated message from Theodore Roosevelt to Gow Kibbey, secretary Garfield reports on attitudes toward joint statehood in Arizona and New Mexico. Roosevelt states convictions are settled and no further action will be taken on joint statehood for the two territories.
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Phoenix
Gow Kibbey
Oyster Bay
Garfield
Alvaira
Arizona
New Mexico
Fou
Et Hiredy
Youra Theodore K
Invited to 100th Birthday Dinner by Oldest Inhabitants Club
William M Starr the Districts oldest member will host a dinner October 14 in honor of his 100th birthday. Starr born in Bull Run Washington state long resident, healthy, active in the Oldest Inhabitants Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M Starr
Askoatalion
Starr
Florida Avenue
Potomac
Rock Creek
Georgetown
James Johnson
Johnson
Second Diatrict
County
John
Benjamin P Kiopfer
August Tel Mar Kiopfer
Marine Band Concert At Barracks This Evening
Walter F Smith will lead the United States Marine Band in a concert at the Marine Barracks this evening at 6 o'clock. The programme includes Sousa marches and selections like Our Honored Deed and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F Smith
United States Marine Wand
Marine Barracks
Follaws
Rena
Arthur & W Teomh
Nordland
Early Trial for Five Indicted Bucket Shop Operators
District Attorney Baker favors an early trial for the five men indicted on bucket shop violations. Justice Stafford may schedule trials during the fall term, with the exact date undecided. Prosecution reports ongoing investigations and renewed indictments, while inspectors note calm conditions as authorities guard against new bucket shop activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Justice Stafford
Met Aday
Urvell
Commerce Chamber Set to Name Subcommittee Augment
Charles J Bell schedules next Tuesday afternoon to nominate the building committee subcommittee of the Washington Chamber of Commerce. Bell may select a permanent chamber home role after consultation with President Harper and others, with full committee and board actions following at early next month and a final decision anticipated at the general meeting in the third week of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J Bell
Washinton
Weather Conditions Across Regions Show Varied Outcomes
A weather summary reports mixed conditions with thunderstorms in parts of the Midwest and West, and fair spells in others. Temperatures mostly near normal, with 50 to 70 degree ranges in several locales and notable wind shifts along coastal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minon
Coper Lake
Atlanta
Loper Lake
Thorday
New England
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W. R. Lusby
Farnil
Lusby
Densea
Tanham
Canham
Lantany
Krad
Arlache
Springman
Callen
Latham
Fred Lanhem
Mn Lanham
Ivan
Kitchan
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Sanne
York
Maleade
Soa
Campion
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le Naw
Herboure
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Yaterms
Panonia
Boutharegury
Krenprinzesain Cc Te
Bree
Cherbourg
Bingham
Animalife
National Zoological Park
Frank Baker
Peck
Apacioua
Ea Horsath
Budapest
Leine
Capitol
Congress
Wadent
Bernam R Green
Dick Wing
Republican Party
Chicens
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Wise Gine
Miu
Avepwene
House of Representatives
Ana
Race HO Fan
Stztleth Congress
Anaimbla
Jonson McBurton
Blucher
Edmonston—Bradley
Cotton
New Yorker
King
Weinley
Tharp
Delivary
Puebbe
William M. Starr
Merch
Comrades Tate
Puntalasquatea
Caprina
Little Chatterbox
Rufus
Meade & Baker
Ed Corsala
Tour Corveta
Batiste
Commerce Chamber
Ausaing
Mempernieroe
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kDom
Male
Asneville
Alinta
Chimago
Molestows
A & & Iertom
Terksooville
Omaha
Peter Grogan
St. Bet. i
Eye
Its
Dr. Lyon
Eedge Dds
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Dupuy
Pal Christian Xander
Fisheries
Thera
Norbing
Tula
Burtau
Pulang Fe
W. Woob & Sons
Richmond
Carquet
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