Poison in candy case linked to love rivalry in Findlay
Toled o Ohio Sept 4 handwriting experts to be called as affidavits accuse John R Dunn of sending a deadly box to Fred C Proctor. The case echoes the Morneaux incident with an arrest in New York. Both men were in love with Mina May Boutson. Dunn faces preliminary hearing next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Proctor
John BR. Duan
Toledo
Ohio
Tiany
Ita
Morneaux
New York
John R. Dunn
Findlay
Fred
Proctor
Mina May Boutson
Dunn
Obituary notices and funeral details page bulk
A crowded Death and Funeral column lists multiple obituaries and service details. Entries include Johnson Bond at 2 Tenth Street, COOPFER COOPDR, Gates, Hannan, Herbert, Hettenkemp mer, Jarvis, LEMLY, Poole, Toole, Walsh, Wolp, and related memorials with dates September 4 to September 8 and locations in Washington area cemeteries and churches.
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Bond
Joseph D
Sarah
Tenth Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Coopfr
Ima
WA F Street
Euc
Finneral
New York City
Veolet
Fred Gates
Laucel Hill Cemetery
Philatelphia
Stventye Seventh Street
Tuesaday
St. Stephen's Church
Harris
Ayard Guthiu
Peter’c. Harris
Princeton
N. J
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Atlanta
Hergert
Aingering Ilneas
James W. Herbert
Hettenkemmer
Conrad
Louie Brettenkeramer
Saventeen
Ambrose Krantz
Prospect Hill
Eget Jarvis
Coonerstown
Ea Hamilton Jarvis
Ferends
Grok
Toole
James
Mary Toole
Florence Butuer
Sonn E. Walsh
Capitol Street
Wolp
Bladens- Dwewad
Wluaabethik
Nes Unhaw
Woshington
Upco
Citemnagtt Enquirer
Diypatch
Fhlanga
Teovidones Journal
Taveland
Rochester
Harald
New York
Lous Republic
Boston Globe
RA Paul Pioneer Preas
Tuftalo Gourier
Aurorose Post-Standard
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Japanese navy push and Seattle Japan day at exposition
Reports from Yokohama reach Victoria and Seattle as Japan eyes a rapid naval buildup with fifteen dreadnoughts urged by Navy counselor Yamake. In Seattle the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition hosts a large Japanese delegation and shows a strong Oriental display with 19000 dollars raised for Japan day preparations.
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Victoria
British ‘Columbia
Cyclops
Yokohama
Japan
Yamake
Navy Department
F & Couttry
Posnensen
Seattle
Wash
Japanese In Fhe
Pacific Northwest
Invention to revolutionize steam vessels and warships
Westinghouse and partners unveil a marine turbine reduction gear at Pittsburgh shops. Claimed benefits include lighter hulls, potential 14 inch gun carriage on battleships, and vessel cost cuts of 1.5 to 2 million dollars per liner. Details limited, but gears may let smaller turbines perform the work of larger units.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Westinghoven Machine Company
G. W. MelviNe
U.S. N
J. H. McAlpine
Navy
George Westinghouse
Mauretania
Lusitania
Weatinghouse
Virginia Crew Training for Post Regatta Entry
Richmond Ve Sept 4 The Beat Club will enter an eight oared crew and a dinghy shell in the regatta on the Potomac at Washington September 18 Coach Hecox returns to train the men for trials against Virginia Maryland and DC crews He says the Washington crew will be stronger than the James River defeat Gordon Le Fevre recently returned from West Point may bolster the club Absent details lines mention various members by name and ages The Rev O B Mel and Frank Young age 23 are noted among others The Beath Club aims to secure top material and represent Virginia beyond Mason and Dixon’s line
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Richmond Ve
Potomac
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Hecox
James River
Virginia Club
Mason and Dixot
Gordon le Fevre
West Point
Bin
Cushman
District rifle match highlights crowded New Jersey standouts
The First District of Columbia led by Liput Powers posted top scores as New Jersey teams vied for the Columbia trophy. Third New Jersey won the Columbia trophy with 1 048 while Fourth New Jersey followed at 1 052. Maps of the field show strong performances by Second District and others amid a series of prize rifle events and post-match honors.
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Washington Post
Ben Girt
The
Alx
of Columbia
Frank O. Briggs
Jersey
New ‘Jersey
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Twenty-second Regiment of Engineers
Liput
Powers
Columbia
Maj. Kemp
Lieut. Hodgeon
D. C. Toy' Ama Etal Hieut
Omawell
Association of American International Riflemen
United States Army
G. W. Chesley
Connecticut
Bergi Leushner
New York State
Alcohol From Sawdust Reported In Chicago
A Chicago discovery claims drinkable alcohol can be made from sawdust after five years of experiments by Malcolm F. Hwen and George H. Tomlinson. The inventors say the process yields 98 percent purity and could cost as little as 7 cents a gallon versus about 45 cents for grain alcohol, with a broader print tomorrow.
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Chicago
Malcolm F. Hwen
George H. Tomlinson
Englishman Freed After Vienna Post Office Theft Suspect
New York September 4 Robert Freeman a Nottingham maker arrested on suspicion of involvement in the Vienna post office robbery was discharged in police court today. Freeman arrived on the Mauretania and had exchanged an Austrian note for 1,000 kroners in a tourist office. An Austrian consul representative requested his release. Additional nautical notices and deaths are listed in the same column.
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Vienna
New York
Robert Freeman
Nottingham
Bugrafia
Austria
Freeman
Swamp Root Urges Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy
An advertisement extols Kilmer’s Swamp Root as the best medicine for kidney, liver, and bladder ailments. It claims rapid, mild health benefits, notes a physician’s prescription quality, and offers free sample by mail to readers who request it.
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Mall
Washington Sunday Post
Caire de Himer, & Co
Bigghamton, N
Surprise marriage links to Cameron family in Harrisburg
Donald Cameron Haldeman, nephew of the late U S Senator Donald Cameron, married Miss Mary Kelly last Monday at the Little Church Around the Corner New York. Haldeman, a Yale graduate and Harrsiburg Club member, is a lawyer with local fame in social circles. the bride was formerly a department store clerk and is several years younger.
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Don Cameron Causer
Herrisburg
Donald Cameron
Haldeman
Mary “Kelly
New York
My. Héldemann
United States
Yale
Harrispurg Club
Padely
Ftteca
Governor Taft Asked to Aid Oklahoma Prohibition Enforcement
Guthrie Oklahoma Gov Hackerl today wrote to President Taft accusing the Federal government of aiding lawbreakers of Oklahoma prohibition. He cites menor advertisements in malls and nonconforming federal licenses and inter state commerce protection as breaches. A petition with 2000 signatures accompanies the letter urging action and possible legislation at the next session.
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Guthrie
Okla
Hackerl Oday
Taft N
Oklahoma
Sesson
Canares
United Stated
Income Tax League Organized at Progressive Democrats Meeting
A New York Income Tax League was formed today during a Progressive Democrats gathering at the Fen Eyck Hotel. Only about a dozen delegates attended as J Francis Condon was named secretary and John S Crisby chaired the session. Resolutions prepared by William J Bryan urged ratification of the income tax amendment and pledged the group to press legislators and voters to support ratification in the next session.
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Wuibany
Income Tax League of
State of
New York
Wiliam J. Bryan
Michael B. Murphy
Matone
State of New York
Two Women Claim Body of Craighead in Goshen Case
In Goshen Indiana Sept four two women assert widow’s right to the body of B F Craighead killed by a Chicago train. Mrs Craighead of this city buried the body while another Mrs Craighead from Waukegan Illinois arrived with her daughter Eula McGuire claiming the man was her husband and seeking identification. No decision on unsealing the body was reached tonight. Craighead was known in several cities including Drexel.
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Goshen
Ind
B F. Craighead
Chicago
Craishead
Craighead
Waukegan
Eula McGuire
Shreveport
Drexel
Peonage Witnesses Vanish Amid Car Plant Strife
In Schoenville, turmoil rises as the Pressed Stock Car Company strike widens. Police report several men linked to peonage probes missing after a brief hearing, while former car company police chief T. A. Farrell is among vanished figures. Nearby, Rev. Dr. C. F. Allen of Fredwood College remains on medical leave at Demorest, Georgia, following paralysis and nerve complications.
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Pittsburg
Schoenville
Big Jack” Shepant
T.A. Farrell
Havey
Pommgius Biate Police
Hchosnville
Middletown
Nic
C.F. Allen
Fredwont College
Demorest
Unionville
Taft Back On The Road In Beverly Golf Day
Taft returns to the road visiting historic localities Concord and Lexington. Reports claim a motor run through Newburyport with possible police stops, while Taft golfed at Myopia with Howard Hollister and Judge Warrenton of Cincinnati. The day cast uncertain signals on presidential travel and safety.
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Imger
Beverly
Newburyport
Perment
Beverly Ia
Petaton
Corral
Newbury- Bert
Taft
Brad
Myopia
Howard Hollister
Judge Warrenton
Cincinnati
Mx Bal
Stripped by Highwaymen in Downstart Robbery
Himer Finke of Rochester, Pa., was forced to disrobe on the main street near the county courthouse at 5 this morning by three masked men. They took his money, then one man dressed in Finke’s clothes while he wore the tramp’s garments. Finke then returned home in the altered attire.
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Spade
Weekington Post
Hoover
Himer Finke
Rochester
Maralnk
Finke
Tola
Ikewige
Remarkable 121 Year Old Isaac Brock Dies in Texas
Waco Texas reports death of Isaac Brock aged 121 who claimed to have seen twenty presidents elected. Born March 1 1788 in Buncombe County North Carolina he fought in the War of 1812 Mexico War and Civil War. Brock married twice and fathered sixteen children. He was a blacksmith by trade and hunter by pastime. He claimed acquaintance with George Washington and Light Horse Harry Lee. He enlisted in 1822 and fought redcoats and Indians then moved toward Texas frontier where he and others founded a colony in the Nacogdoches district.
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Isaac Brock
Waco
Tex
Brock
Buncombe County
N.C
United States
Mexico
Texas
Indiana
J. Brock
George Washington
Harry” Lee
Enlst
Georgia
Nacogdoches
Indian Monument Unveiled at Twin Lakes Plymouth
At Twin Lakes near Plymouth Indiana a Menominee monument honoring an 1840 revolt was unveiled by the State. Nearby stands the old Indian chapel guided by Father Caden, the Indians’ first Catholic priest. Representative Earnhardt of the Thirteenth district spoke at the event.
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Plymouth
Ind
Twin Lakes
Indiana
Father Caden
Earnhardt
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