Attacked at Home Woman Struggles as Suspect Arrested
Mrs Mary Lanham was bound and assaulted in her Good Hope home by a man later identified by police as William Lumby a 14 year old laborer. The attacker fled as her son Fred aided her and officers arrested Lumby after a long search. Lanham and her family described the suspect and police pressed for a swift resolution.
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
Tanham
Canham
Lantany
Krad
Arlache
Springman
Callen
Borah Faces Conspiracy Trial Over Timber Lands Deal
Indictment unsealed in Boise charges Senator Borah and others with conspiring to defraud the U S government in a timber land scheme. Special prosecutors Rush and Ruga lead government case. Borah granted a gag order in a high profile trial slated for Boise.
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 Perrons
Bolne County
Bom
Burch
Denver
Ruga
Omabe
Rush
Department of Justice
Bulek
Five Years for Lass Frisco Phone Malpractice?
Louie P Glass, vice president of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph, is sentenced to two years in San Quentin after bribing Supervisor Lonergan over a franchise. An arrest of judgment was granted to pursue an appeal. Glass was moved to jail pending bail. Also noted is the Florida governor’s requisition for Thomas Patterson, a fugitive negro recaptured in the city, to begin a ten year sentence after being transported south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
San Francisco
Louie P Glass
Pacific States ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Lonermin
Lawler
Tve
Stats Orion
San Quentin
Glans
California
Glass Asitornay
Glass
Thomas F Lonergan
Home Telephone Company
Franchise Innisery
Florda
Gould Yaaterday
Broward
Florida
Thomas Patterson
Patterson
Ocean steamera moves across a transatlantic route
A jumble of names and places outlines a complex sequence of movements involving ocean steamers and various leaders. The fragment hints at routes between New York, Cherbourg, and other port cities with multiple personal and place identifiers, though details are unclear in this garbled text.
Large 700 Approaches Natural State at City Zoological Preview
After a formal welcome by Dr L 0 How ard, Secretary Wilson and Commissioner West, viating zoologiste inspect the collection of annuals and view city sights. Praya for zoological park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L 0 Howard
Wilson
West
Praya
Zoological Park
Washington welcomes visiting zoologists with pageant tour
Delegates of the International Zoological Congress in Boston arrive in Washington and are hosted by Dr L O Howard and officials. They tour the National Museum and Smithsonian facilities, inspect the Zoo Park, and receive formal welcomes from Wilson and others while expressing praise for Washington’s elegance and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Astrophysical Observatory
Smitheonien Institution
Bureau of Animal Industry
B Street
National Museum
Jadiea
Corcoran Art Gallery
Treasury
Mount Vernon
Mecca
Washington
Charles Macalester
Smithsonian
Washingtom
Cosmos Club
Raphail' Blanchard
University of Paris
Wilson
L . Howard
Mont Renementativn
Smithconian Institution
Zoological Park
Buyeau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce and Labor
Thin
Lord Kelvin
Wilton Comminstoner West
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Remarkable country welcomes visitors in crowded reading room
The visitors praise the United States for its generous hospitality and efficient services. They note the swift access to books and the friendly treatment by the people, expressing satisfaction and a desire to return.
Burton Mayoral Bid Ties to Roosevelt Taft Fallout
Ohio congressman Burton announces bid for mayor of Cleveland seen as potential boost for Roosevelt Taft leadership and Northern Ohio delegates. Analysts question whether he can defeat Mayor Tom Johnson amid strong Republican opposition and fears of losing key Roosevelt Taft support in the 1908 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Dick Wing
Republican Party
Taft
Chicens
Hare
Tom Johnson
Burton
Ohio
Cleveland
Republican
Senate
Roosevelt
Johnson
Tufts
Me Burton
Mr Johnson
Claris
Faraker
Burton Nho
T Greau
Miu
Avepwene
House of Representatives
Race HO Fan
Siztleth Congress
Jonson McBurton
Election Frauds Charged In Allegheny City Indictments
Grand jury indicts four Allegheny City figures Billott Rodgera Samuel Grench William Hagel and William Lamb on misdemeanor and conspiracy counts tied to false registration fraudulent voting and forged tax receipts connected to the November election and a Voters Club crusade.
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
May Act on Browns Death At Sibley Hospital Inquiry
Coroner Nevitt reviews James Browns death after a patient blocked a window at Sibley Hospital. The coroner will decide if negligence charges are warranted. Attorney Baker will convene discussions with investigators before presenting to a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevitt
James Brown
Sibley Hospital
Ofea
Baker
Fingl
Widow of Waterloo veteran mourns in city
Mrs Brinkman survived by two daughters and is widow of Theodore Brinkman a bugler in Blucher’s corps at Waterloo. Born May 8 1790 in Westphalia he studied at Berlin University before joining the Prussian army. He sounded notes to signal Blucher’s arrival for Wellington’s force during the decisive charge. The couple married in 184? and resided in Greenvitte Tennessee. The widow Teena Seton was a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Teena
Seton
Thin Sity
Waterloo
Theodore Brinkman
Baduil
Marshal Bluchers
Prussians
Mra
Brinkman von
Mise Ing Della Rudder
Greenvitte ‘Tenn
Fer
Wal Ienaheld
Westphalia
Brinkman ix
Bok
Uva
Tis City
Washington Man Weds in Baltimore Methodist Church
Owen Monston of Washington DC and Misa Mary Bradley of New York were married in the Baltimore Methodist Church by Rev C M Leviner. They obtained a license Tuesday and were married this afternoon in the book room. The couple left for Washington after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Balter
Baltimore Methodist
Baltimore
Owen
GA Monston
Washington DC
Misa Mary Bradley
New York
Methodist
Edmonston
Mrs Cotton a New Yorker portrait painter of high society
New York artist Mrs Cotton, commissioned by King Edward, paints portraits of prominent city figures. Her works include images of Marietta Benedict and other noted women, after study in Paris under distinguished masters. She also painted portraits of Prince Blymarex the Duke of Cambridge and other European celebrities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jesus Cotton
Edward
Wienesves
Metropolis
Marietta Benedict
Paria
Portratta
Prince Blymarex
Duke of Cambridge
Trustees to Meet for McKinley Memorial Dedication
Canton Ohio hosts a September 16 meeting of the McKinley National Memorial Association trustees called by Secretary Hartzell. Justice Day Federal Building will house discussions with Canton committee chairs about the monument dedication set for September 9 and arrangements for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
McKinley National Memorial Association
Hartzell
Justice Day
Federal
Umbrella Mender Takes $20 From Mrs Sweeney and Fails to Return Change
Mrs Sweeney of 7 Bitehth street northeast gave an 80 umbrella mender a $20 bill to change for her. The man repaired an umbrella and kept the note, promising to provide change. She reported the loss to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umbrelle Mas
Mr Sweeney
Bitehth Street
Bowers Rapidly Improving After Dentist Attack
George W Bowers, the elentrian whose skull was fractured by a dentist, was reported to be rapidly improving at Almumtergency Hospital. He was under gas influence during the incident and is now fully conscious, with recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Bowrra
de Willam
Walla
Almumtergency Hospital
Two Killed by Soda Tank Explosion in Store
A soda fountain tank explosion at a store on Movres Street killed two people. A nine month old Rosa Nitkin died in Getenaur Hospital from carbonic acid gas after a large steel drum exploded, blowing debris through walls. James Nims and his family suffered injuries as the shaken building filled with gas and fragments.
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 Vain Abram?console's Abduction Trial
In New York on September 4, Joseph Console appeared in West Side Court on a charge of abducting a seventeen year old girl who became his wife. The bride, formerly May Moore, and Console were married by Alder man Leverett at city hall yesterday and moved to the bride's parents home. The girl's mother, Mrs Thomas Moore, pressed for prosecution and demanded bond for her daughter who had initially supported her husband. The bride was arrested with Console in a newly furnished hat on Forty sixth Street. she left the courtroom to post bond for her husband after her parents insisted on pursuing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanham
Lan Yamid
Fred
Yanham
de Arthur Mate
Oman
Anderson
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's Withdrawal on Joint Statehood Report
A dated letter from Gow Kibbey in Oyster Bay relays Theodore Roosevelt’s view on joint statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. It notes the secretary Garfield’s report showing settler convictions unlikely to change and that no further action toward joint statehood will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Gow Kibbey
Oyster Bay
Garfield
Alvaira
Arizona
New Mexico
Fou
Et Hiredy
Youra Theodore K
Invited to 100th birthday dinner for Oldest Inhabitants member
William M Starr, oldest member of the Oldest Inhabitants Association in the District, will host a dinner on October 14 to honor his 100th birthday. Starr, born in Bull Run WA, has lived in the District over 50 years and remains in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M Starr
Askoatalion
Starr
Florida Avenue
Rock Creek
Georgetown
James Johnson
Johnson
Second Diatrict
County
John
Jo Ont
Benjamin P Klopfer
Mar Ktopfer
Marine Band Concert at Barracks Tonight
Walter F Smith, second leader, will direct the United States Marine Band in a concert at the Marine Barracks this evening at 6 o'clock. The program includes marches and overtures with pieces such as The Star-Spangled Banner and other patriotic selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F Smith
United States Marine Wand
Marine Barracks
Follaws
Early Trial For Five Indicted In Bucket Shop Case
District Attorney Baker expects an early trial for five men indicted on alleged bucket shop violations. Justice Stafford may set a date during the fall term, with the usual spring docket halted. The grand jury finished its work, indictments likely to be reformed, and prosecutors say no new customer interest has appeared amid strict enforcement to keep the city clear of bucket shop activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Justice Stafford
Met Aday
Urvell
Washington Chamber to Decide on Permanent Home Next Month
Commerce chamber plans a Tuesday session led by Charles J Bell to select a subcommittee and choose a permanent home. After discussions with President Harper and others, Bell reports to the full committee, then to the board of directors for final action at the mid October general meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J Bell
Washinton
Weather conditions and forecasts across regions
The report describes stormy and unsettled weather across many areas with showers and thunderstorms in some regions. Temperature changes and wind shifts are noted, along with fair spells in others, and specific regional notes include lower lake areas and the Rocky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weglber Barca
Feushisrton Wedamaay
Lowa Oho
Nereda
Copar Lake
Lak
Atlanta
Lake Region
Piaimy
Thordiy
Friday Wilie
New England
Cooter Lakes
Europe
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Mary Lanham
W. R. Lusby
Farnil
Lusby
Densea
Jahag
Ower Ti
Twcc
Fred Lanhem
Mn Lanham
Ivan
Kitchan
Mica Lanham
Slx
Mra Canham
Piica
Cove
Ie Taxpactor
Boardman
Central Office
Parham Barbeo
Berman
Mathaws
Sergis Stevens
VcCormick
Po Meemen Rocdy Kunza
WSPAP
Senator
Nat Tore
Linco
Bambare
Sanneen York
Maleade
Ryndart Waterdane
Lenaberboure
Krongraven
Yaterms
Panonia Nex
Boutharegur
Krenprinzesain
Tram Bree
Cherbourg
Bingham
International Zoological Congress
Boston
Waahington
Achantista
L O Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Witton
Justice Walkes
Sinkrolasloner West
Zoological
Post Park
Harry Bingham
Edward F Bingham
Certo
Avesing
District Supreme
Congressional Library Court
Union Monrie County
Vinitora
Enya
Car
Ike
Department of
National Zoological Park
Frank Baker
Apaciaua
Ader Horsath
Budapest
Congress
Wadent
Bernam R Green
American de
Scharff
Thea
Goon
Ezain
Brown
Blucher
Edmonston—Bradley
Cotton
New Yorker
King
Weinley
Tharp
Bowers
Puebbe
William M. Starr
Merch
Comrittee Tate Overture
Caprina
Charneleriaic
Rena
Burllan
Arthur & W Teomh
Milaira
Nordland
Meade & Baker
Ed Corsala
Tour Corveta
Batiste
Commerce Chamber
Temperstara
Masioum Yaiefmem
Crempernicroe
Patadall
kDom
Male
Asneville
Alinta
Chimago
Ciurmaat
Molestows
A & & Frente
Teckscoville
Crivert
Omaha
Peter Grogan
St. Bet. i
Eye
Its
Dr. Lyon
Eedge Dds
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Cogracs
Dupuy
Fisheries
Thera
Norbing
Tula
Burtau
Pulang Fe
W. Woob & Sons
Richmond
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