Roosevelt Urges Federal Control of Resources At Congress
Former President Roosevelt addressed the National Conservation Congress in St Paul urging federal control of natural resources and criticizing corporate interests. He contrasted national over state power, urged waterway oversight, swamp drainage by federal action, and defended a federal conservation commission amid a Tawney dispute.
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The
Conservation Congress
State Fair Grounds
Vermont
Frank B Kellogg
Col
Alexander O Brode
Rough Riders Fleet
Milwaukee
Col. Roosevelt
Friends of Conservation
Death notices and funeral details from early 20th century notices
A chaotic collection of obituary lines referencing multiple individuals and locations. It lists dates in September 1910, names such as JAMES PERCY BOAGS and THEODORE, residences in cities like New York Baltimore Alexandria and Cleveland, and funeral times and churches with scattered details.
Marriage And Death Notices In The Washington Post
Notice describes how marriage and death notices will be printed in multiple newspapers upon application at no extra charge. It lists papers including Pittsburgh Dispatch Cleveland Plain Dealer Providence Journal The Record Herald Humble Courier St Louis Republic New York Times St Paul Pioneer Press Boston Globe Syracuse Post Standard Philadelphia Public Ledger and others.
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Innatt Protter
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Theage
Ieraki
Recheator
Heral Humblc Courier
St Louie
Governors Quit Congress Over Lack of Recognition
Western governors from Wyoming South Dakota and Montana announced they would leave St Paul at once after declaring they could not receive proper recognition from the national conservation congress. Governor Norris of Montana a Democrat denounced the meeting while noting his upcoming Democratic State convention in Livingston.
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Spreia
Washington Post
St. Paul
Minn
St Paul
Gov Brooks
Wyoming
Gov
Vessey
South Dakota
Norris
Montana
Hay
Washington
National Conservation Congress
Congress
West
Gov. Norris
Livingston
Stubbs
Kansas
Gov Blanchard
Louisiana
Pardee
California
James R. Garfield
Police Magistrate Higginbotham Faces Complaint in Insult Case
New York police magistrate E Gaston Higginbotham of the Bedford Avenue court Williamsburg was arraigned before Chief Magistrate Otto Kempner on a complaint by 19 year old Mary Hickey alleging insult during a September 1 interview about sending her mother to an institution for inebriety. Higginbotham denied the charge as political persecution and requested a quick hearing. case adjourned to September 8. He was released on his own recognizance pending the hearing. The complainant told her story to Reverend Thomas A. Nummey beforeappearing to Chief Kempner.
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New York
E Gaston Higgnbotham
Bedford Avenue Court
Williamsburg
Otto Kempner
Higginbotham
David Senft
Mary Hickey
Thomas A. Nummey
Church of the Blessed Sacramet
Kempner
Miss Hickey
Father Nummey
Ten Years of Secret Marriage Ends in Divorce Dispute
Mrs. Ena R. Brown sues Police Sergeant Ernest W. Brown in district court seeking maintenance and protection after alleging ten years of desertion and coerced separation. She claims she earned 75 monthly from the Treasury while Brown received 900 annually and that his kept money was limited to 50 over a decade. Brown contends the marriage details were public only on the filing and that he did not refuse support, with counsel promising a forthcoming answer.
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District Supreme Court
Ena R. Brown
Ernest W. Brown
Brown
Alphonso Hart
Edward IF. Calladay
Toa
Philadelphia
Husband
Treasury Department
Lfe
Justice Barnard
Third Precinct
Sergi
the Post
John E. Laskey
Laskey
Pennsylvania
Health Office Births and Deaths Record Summary
Births list numerous families showing neonates and young children including Sullivan Purndham Epperley Lewis Burgdorf Stump Schultss Gardiner Reed Richardson Wiese Wilson Harden Hell Meyer Shagor Albeta Ford Grist McKinley Ballinger Wright Corner Bugge Reeves dudworth Wilson Cullinane Bailey Engel O'Connor Wright Meges Beckerman Grey Reed Wadsworth Poole Cusick Sneed Reed Waiters Winfield Shumate Smith Paxton HHS Brown Stokes Edmens Holland Carter Bradford Foutz Jenkins Williams Tuberculosis Hospital Martin Willis Daley Jackson Hall Carter Bradford Foutz Jenkins Williams Tuberculosis Hospital and other wards appear. Deaths listed with names and addresses plus ages ranging from days to 100 years. Notable entries include Georgetown Hospital and Children's Hospital victims with multiple street addresses in NW Washington.
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Thomas F
Margaret T Sullivan
Edward
Ana Purndham
General G
Alle E. Epperley
Edward M
Elsie Lewis
Robert J
Mary F. Burgdorf
Frank
Agnes Stump
Albert F
Ethel L Schultss
Roscoe C
Mary J. Gardiner
Nonis C
Corenilla Reed
Willam M
Edith M. Richardson
William A
Martha Wiese
Charles F
Margaret Wilson
Thomas D
Eloise Harden
Joseph A
Blanche
Hell
Mamilo Meyer
Iri
Edward E
Suats
Shagor
Theodore
Nora M Albeta
Thomas H
Neya Ford
Quillan Wo
Hardee Grist
Lowell
Margaret McKinley
George
Annie Ballinger
Frank A
Katie Wright
Richard
Emile Corner
Jena
Calla Bugge
James C
Agnes Reeves
William L
Lee B. Dudworth
William J
Ida M Wilson
Roger
Elizabeth Cullinane
Edgar
Lillie Bailey
George F
Bessie L. Engel
Thomas
Nora O'Connor
Thomas B
Nettle M Wright
Anna M. Sypha
Adam
Martha Waiters
Nish Winfield
Margaret Shumate
William
Emma Smith
John
Elitian Paxton
Seldon
Edith Hhs
Carrie Brown
Danny Stokes
Qus
Oretha Edmens
Ernest and
Kate Holland
Held Up by Soldiers in New Rochelle Taxi Raid
Henry Koch of Mount Vernon rushed to New Rochelle police at 1 am to report a taxicab assault and killing. Detective Fanelli tracked Jerry Murphy of Jersey City Heights, beaten and robbed after winnings of 1000 dollars at Coney Island. Murphy blamed soldiers Hang Witzel and Phillip Cabano. Sgt Cuff arrested. Witzel and Cabano held by military authorities.
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Washington Post
New Rochelle
N. Y
Henrry Koch
Mount Vernon
Soidiers
Joseph Faneli
Jerry Murphy
Jersey City Heights
Fort Slocum
Murphy
Coney Island
Henry A. Cuff
Cuff
Lafayette Hotel
Boston Post Road
New York City
Four Corners
Williams Bridge
Fanelli
Hang Witzei
Phillip Cabano
Witzel
CaLano
Woman in Swede Court Visit Row at New York Trust
Ida Van Claussen, seeking $1,000,000 for not being presented at a Swedish court in 1907, arrives with a companion at 55 Liberty Street to demand funds from the New York Mortgage and Trust Company. She clashes with Calvert Brewer and Carl Rasmus, then relocates to her home to call reporters and announce she knocked down the two financiers.
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Roosevelt
Sweden
Wall Street
Washington Post
New York
Ida van Claussen
New York Mortgage and Trust Company
Liberty Street
Calvert Brewer
Carl G. Rasmus
Brewer
van Claussen
Rasmus
Nel
He von Stingerland
Trust Company
Charles H. Graves
Licensed to Marry Sparks Numerous Richmond Petersburg Couples
A long list of marriage licenses shows Shirley C. King and Gazelle H. Le Vaune of Richmond among many couples across Petersburg and nearby areas. The Rev. officiants include Donald MacLeod and others. Also reported, a fire at Brussels Fair machinery hall caused minor damage with quick extinguishing.
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Shirley C. King
Gazelle H. le Vaune
Richmond
William F Gannon Robert
Wells
Susie Hardy
Petersburg
Donald MacLeod
Charles L Ford
Hattle
Chane
James M. Little John Gulct
Mary E. Devis
Donald ] MacLeod
Charles R. Donabu
Mary J. Higes
P. J Ego Samuel H. Cohen
Jennie Kubnarom
G. Silverstone
Andrew M Sweeney
Mary 0. Dixon
E. J Connolly Mervin E. Krugter
Harrisburg
Nina F Click
W . Keller
Samuel B. Booth
Philadelphia
Anna B. Peck
Robert K Massie
Paul A. Johnson
Elizabeth A. Suit
G. A. Miller
Jousph P. Cook
Bronm M. Bergman
Claud M. Hesser
Paul N. Peck
Leda P. Davis
Walter M. Drum
Rge
Sadie Brosgal
M. Becker Alexander Jones, Jr
Lidener F Jennings
H. B. Hooley
Jeremish Doody
Pittsburg
Elizabeth M. Stack
O'Connell
Edwin F. Ely
Elsie C Skidmore
Patrick Murphy
Leroy Gaddis, Jr
Josephine H. Hiering
RA. Curtis
John P. King
Mary A Duffy
M . Taylor
John T. Walden
Alice M. Chick
Burlington
N. J
Richard Wells
Gertrude Johnson
George H. Harris James Pleasant
Queen Victoria Jones
W. Weevnly
Hebert P. Hii
Mery A. Johns
I. N. Ros
Scott Tyler
Mamie Howard
W. J. Howard
Lynnwood G. Shelley
Anne C. Perkinson
Donald C MacLeod
Frederick Dailey
Bertha Lewis
Daniel Washington
Brussels
Society Woman Rescues Drowning Maid and Chauffeur
Greenwich Connecticut September report details Mrs Louis Watsen a notable New York socialite staying at Indian Field aiding in a drowning incident involving her maid Katle Queen and coachman Frank Wetsa. Weiss jumped in despite non swimming ability. James Clark rendered him unconscious after overpowering him. Henry Brockman the estate chef also swam to assist. The maid’s condition remains precarious after hours of medical attention.
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Washington Post
Greenwich
Conn
Louis Watsen
Society Woman of
New York
Indian Field
Bailroad
Campbell and Truesdale
Katle Queen
Frank Wetsa
Watsen
Weiss
Campbell
Clark
Brockman
Body left on porch after death shocks Passaic neighbors
The body of 69 year old John Lukenhow lay on the rear porch of 202 Ninth Street in Passaic through the night and into the morning. With no money for burial, his widow and children delayed aid until health authorities intervened and an undertaker was brought in. The body was later buried in a potter's field.
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Passaic
N. J
Ninth Street
John Lukenhow
Lukenhow
Ropcoe
Trapped in Blaze Parents Sleep Boy Bursts Lamp
In Cumberland Maryland Stephen Durst his wife and two daughters Gladys and Catherine were injured badly when a coal oil lamp exploded after a child slept on the floor and rolled over it. The mother died later. the father leaped from a second story window and the other two burned children were cared for by neighbors.
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Cumberland
Stephen Oo. Durst
Gladys
Catherine
Bond
Piedmond
Western Maryland Hospital
William
Bord
Held for 3 Murders in Virginia Desperado Case
John Wilson, a Black man from Louisburg, is held for the grand jury in Heathville Virginia on charges tied to the deaths of three young children. A girl victim says Wilson shut a baby in a box and poured scalding water, then cut and salted a wounded boy, and tied another child to a river stake during a storm.
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Heatheville
John Wilson
Louisburg
Northampton County
Heathville
Henrietta Bailey
Lottsburg
Bailey
Wilson
Garner & Brothers
Lewisette
Garner
Passing Girl's Choice Reveals Self-inflicted Death Motive
Investigations into Miss Alta EB Bransom 16 of 109 C Street Northeast find a self-inflicted death by inhalation during a family reunion. A note for Sgt. Warren Bransom indicates planned action amid melancholy and family tensions. Funeral is set for 2 PM at the family residence with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Rev. George A. Miller to officiate.
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Alta EB. Bransom
William& Bransom
C Street
Hr Brother
Sergt
Warren Bransom
Charles 3. _ White
Philippines
Rock Creek Cemetery
George A. Miller
Ninth Street Christian Church
Wil
Junk dealer Julius Dreifus dies after heart trouble in Alexandria
Julius Dreifus a longtime junk dealer in northern Virginia dies after heart trouble on his front stoop Monday night in Alexandria at age about 70 His widow children and several relatives survive The funeral will be held from his residence at 2 pm tomorrow Rabbi Stern of Washington to conduct services Dreifus born in Germany and based in Alexandria for 50 years built a large chain of warehouses on the Strand
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Julius Dreifus
Virginia
South Payne Street
R .H. Cox
James Cox
David Grillbortzer
Albert
Frank
Louis Dretfus
Henrietta Drelfus
Alesandria
Benjamin Einstein
Washington, D.C
Edward Atwell
Fairfax County
Ernest Dreifus
Seattle
Wash
Nwo
Joseph
Avraham Dreifus
Philadelphia
Rabbi Stern
Washington
Dreifus
Germany
Strand
Alexandria Confederate Veterans To Attend Grand Camp
Alexandria's R E Lee Camp members W A Smoot B C Hall W H Yeatman Charles Taylor and Jesse Murray will attend the Virginia Grand Camp in Norfolk on October 18 19 George Wise P F Gorman and W A Smooth are appointed to prepare resolutions eulogistic of John Green a late member Relics from R A Chapman of Glymont Md will be placed in Confederate Veterans Hall Museum on Prince Street
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Alexandria
Norfolk
W. A Smoot
B C. Hall
W H Yeatman
Charles Taylor
Jesse Murray
R E Lee Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Grand Camp of
Virginia
Lee Camp
George Wise
P. F. Gorman
W. A. Smooth
John Green
Held for Grand Jury in Horse and Wagon Theft
John Henry Underwood, arrested days ago on a charge of stealing a horse and wagon from Arthur Welch, was held for the grand jury after a preliminary hearing in the Alexandria police court. Welch testified he invested 65 dollars in the team, entrusted it to Underwood, and planned to share sales proceeds from fish hawked in the streets. Welch says he received nothing and believes the horse and wagon were disposed of.
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John Henry Underwood
Arthur Welch
Alexandria
Welch
Underwood
Army Orders and Officer Assignments
Leaves of absence list First Lieut Beauford R Camp Ninth Cavalry Capt Birchie Mahaffey and Second Lieut Gerald C Brant with durations. Officers reassigned include William Buck to Tenth Infantry and Samuel Sear to Major in Tenth Infantry. Olin to Twenty third Infantry, plus board appointed at Fort Leavenworth for competitive exam prep. Several officers relieved or reassigned across coast artillery and ordnance departments with duties at New London and Sandy Hook proving grounds.
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Ninth Cavalry
Birchie Mahaffey
Ordnance Department
Gerald C. Brant
Wiliam & Buck
Tenth Infantry
Samuel Sear
Twenty-third Infantry
Hilchen Olin
Thirtieth Infantry
Ths
Fort Leaverworth
Kans
Jobo A Murtaugh
Willam T Lictlebrant
Javaly
William T
Chief of Ordnance
Daniel I Saiten
Corpa of Engineers
Booth Band
Ind
Paul D Bunker
Naval officers orders and assignments listed
Orders to naval officers from Washington detail transfers and duties for Lieut L A Cotten Midshipman W V Combe A Northcutt Paymaster J H Gunnell WD Sharp J L Chatterton and others including Cavite Puget Sound and navy yard postings with revoked appointment notes.
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Bureda of Navigation
Washington, D
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Connecticut
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Walt
Aoat
J L Chatterton
Naval Station
Cavite
Roat Warfield
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Navy
Navy Motion
Graft Allegations Stir Baltimore Cocaine Probe at Hearing
Testimony in the Baltimore police department probe alleges graft linked to cocaine traffic. Gov Crothers seeks to prove a $10,000 payoff for protection and a drug store moving $1,800 weekly, with another doing twice that. Witnesses accuse officials of slow action and officers of taking money to fix cases.
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Baltimore
Police Department
Gov Crothers
Marshal Farnan
Polices Board
Manning
Hotels and residents listed by city and name
A long list of guest names and residences by city including Chicago Philadelphia California Connecticut Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota New York New Jersey Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia and other locations. The compiled roster includes many individuals with affiliations to St James Arlington Willard Shoreham and Eb bit t venues, with scattered titles and spouses.
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St James
Robert Kilgoran
Rigg
H Thompson Eppitt
C Mayer
H W Hoops
P § Baldwin
T C Scott
T H
Ward Anid ‘Wire
Ora Preston
John T D Frenor
Willard T L Quthill
Robert B Steele
M. H Tsrasl
F Howard Hopely
A J Brooks
W. G. Tehmi
T W Worts
LF Hows
T. ‘Howe
John F de Baun
H OW Secker
H Young
A J Tasher
RA Wheston
George H. May Bard Eilers Q Anderson
A Sacques
We K Semple
CH Mount
Benjamin Latz
Leo Ebrenrich
Benjamin Adriance
C A Berger
Melville Wiston
John T Waite
H. Lieberman
George W Read
W J Harber
Raleigh
Philadelphia
W ¢ Chase
B.C
Muley J Ho Moffett
Shoreham F
Carpenter
Kobi
W E Dowd
Jr J Ho Rohler
Samuel Croft
Marshall A Coyne
Willard Joseph Shaw
William G Speier
Montton
California
E A Colling
Teena Rosenquist
Cadena
Ebbitt
John J Zobelein
Los Angeles
Garrett Goldberg
Ban Francisco
Willard
Connecticut
Lamereaux
Hartford
Georgia
King
Savannah
Arlington
WL Bullard
Dana Bullard
Columbus
Willard ON J Croger
Wight Cruger
Albany
Illinois
Charles J Wagner
Danville
Artingston
B Bowen
Galesburg
Indiana
E Jordan
Indianapolis
Cusmingham
Hammena
Iowa
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Iowa City
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Kentucky
W Mitchell
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Ooari
Covington
Arington
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Lyne
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Ralen
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Maryland
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Hell St Louis
St.James
Devanny
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Renoir
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Lasb
Wenona
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Brooklyn
St. James
DL Child
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Troy
A Bradley
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Chapman
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Woodwant
Comiston
New Jersey
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Burk
Trenton
J Love
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McGill
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Weehawken
Mise
Helen Bowman
Witlert
George W Llewellyn
Dayton
W. D. Mooney
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William Westatt
George M Bunting
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Dunkin
Cleveland Jr. Stark
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Ferdinand Jeike, Jr
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Tita
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Ipensylvania
G W Howard
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James M A Kimmett
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Fort Worth
John H GH It
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Herman Porteer
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Herpes Ferry
Carter
Wheeling
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Georgetown Hospital
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Congress Heights
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