Tragic Washington mother dies by poison over poverty
Mrs Jennie Burns 36 years old killed herself with carbolic acid at 711 11th street northeast after telling her wealthy South Dakota father about the family’s finances and agreeing to separate from her husband and two children to find work. Her husband Joseph Burns, an advertiser, found her with the children asleep nearby and later faced their loss as officers and a physician declared death by her own action. The couple’s trials began when Burns failed to secure steady work and planned to place the children in an institution while he searched for employment.
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Jennie Burna
Hlevinth
Heebind
Joseph Buron
Dottie
Leila
Jor
South Dakota
Burns
Washington
Brentwaoa
Bond
Brentwood
Eleventh Street
Burne
Hurna
Mamma
Papa
Antolin
eLila
Jow Eploits
Ador
Abe
Hauschild
Nebb
Ninth Precinct
Nebhboring
Nevitt
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Washington DC
Funeral homes and undertakers listed with addresses and phone numbers. Firms include R F Harvey Sons, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, W R Speare, Geo Zurhorst, William Lex, and John B Wright Co. Open day and night with livery connections and modern chapels.
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R. F. Harvey
Pushial
Direciones Asd
Esalisers
Fourtessth ST
Generate Prion Pal
Telephone North
Ble Ty Mest
Kseimadtoue
Sergeon
B.scal
A. Costello
Tunsral
Berne Sant
Frank Geier
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Ard
Tin’elmar
Connection
Pel
Modern Dramatoringa
Modest Pelcox
John B. Wright
Reneral
Health Office Record of Local Deaths and Addresses
Health office记录列出多名逝者及年龄与地址，包括 Pauline Zeb 133 A St 73 岁 Joseph R Howe 132 Park Ave 63 岁 Francis Grice 1412 Euclid St 新生 Annke L Howard Caméron Viave Paix 52 岁 Edward Devany 249 4th Ct 1 年 Walter J Stewart 104 4th Ave 2 岁 Harry Scott 22 Dat nw 23 岁
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Pauline Zeb
Joseph R. Howe
Park
Francis
Grice
Annke L Howard
Caméron
Viave
Paix
Edward’ Devany
Walter J. Stewart
Harry Scott
Martin Morris Dead Eminent Jurist of Washington D C
Venerable jurist Martin Morris died at his home at 1216 Massachusetts Avenue after a long illness. Born in Ireland December 2, 183?, he practiced with Richard Merrick and aided in founding Georgetown University Law School. He retired from the bench in 1906 and devoted himself to books. Funeral at the family residence tomorrow morning at 9 o clock. The interment will be private.
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Martin JF
Judge Morris
Massachusetts Avenue
Helen
Mary
Hilkabeth
Hastings
Morris
Ft. Aad Motheen
Ameroe
Judes Morris
Waa
Ireland
Mastin Morris
John Morris
Washington
Georgetown College
Baltimore
Richard T. Merrick
Blaim
John H. Surratt
Merrick
Morcis
Gorgetown University Law School
District ‘Supreme Court
Morrie
Washington Literary Society
Golumbi Historical Society
The
National Geographic Society
Philosophical Society
Owelock
Mgr. Lae
New Sols Leader to Lead St Patrick's Church Choir
Silby to begin rebuilding the boys choir at St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church under RA Mills Silby. He comes from Westminster Cathedral England where he served seven years as assistant director of the boys choir. Father Russell notes the sanctuary choir will stay with Arthand Gumprecht directing the mixed choir.
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Silby
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Petrion's
RA. Mills Silby
My. Bilby
Westminster Cathedral
England
William T. Brussell
AL. Pateleka
Father Russell
Itby
Stby
India
Arthand Gumprecht
Roosevelt Case Expands Military Horse Keeping Radius
A Treasury comptroller ruling allows flex in horse keeping for Maj. H. L. Roosevelt at San Francisco and San Rafael. The 14 mile distance is within the immediate vicinity of his station. Shelter costs at San Rafael may be allowed if no government stable is available, but care for the officer’s private mount is disallowed due to lack of legal authorization.
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Comptroller of the Treasury
H. L. Roosevelt
San Francisco
San Rafael
Maj. Roosevelt
To Wed a Peer's Son
Mrs Kerr of New York will marry Capt Greville son of Lord Greville in November in London. The engagement was announced today noting Mrs Olive Grace Kerr widow of Henry Kerr of New York and Capt. Greville as the couple.
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Mrs. Kerr
New York
Greville
London
Charles Greville
Lord Greville
Olive Grace Kerr
Henry 3. Kerr
Continuous Match Winners From Ben Girt Shooting Tourney
Winners announced at Landmack Connecticut for the annual Ben Girt shooting tournament. First prize went to Claucesl of Washington. second to W G Hudson of New York among extensive lists of participants from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and nearby states.
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Eiout
Claucesl
Washington
Reading
Sea Girt
Landmack
Ktrg
WIE
Reseelds
Jetad
W. G. Madson
Hayre
New
Yeempoond
A. Poladexter
Ew Jersey
Fitet
Barat Thorthy
Gacond
A Babb
Zersey
Aulsiery
Revolvar
A.M
New Jersey
Eevond
J. A
Soller
Berst
Sadok
Ohio
Ite
Newari A Dees
Revziran
Pudaget
Tovalvin Sautint
Stor
Baltimorean Falls Dead While Waiting on Customer
Special to The Washingtim Piast reports Tacoh Kratz of North Glimor Street Baltimore collapsed and died in Cumberland while waiting on Harry D. Baner at a fish and oyster shop. Kratz had recently been ill and fainted as he stood by the counter. He formerly worked as an insurance agent and other employment.
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Cumberland
Tacoh
Kratz
North Glimor Street
Baletimore
Harry D. Bane
North Machant Street
Vand Mire Kratz
Sanner
German clubs active women to aid fall lawn fete and language school
German clubs in the District plan fall and winter entertainments. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Turnverein sponsors a lawn fete at 220 M Street NW to furnish the club house and benefit the house furnishing fund. The Washington Sängerbund plans a big German language and song school operation at 314 C Street NW, directed by Henry Xander and Adolph Brauner. The Arion Singing Society and the Germania Maenner-Chor announce winter concerts, boosting German song in Washington.
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Ae i
Columbia Turnverein
Arion and
Maennercher Societies
Sherman
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Columbia ‘Tumnverein
Bettie Schleichert
A. Schroeder
J. Hafter
Turnvprein
Turnrein
Milwaukee
C Street
Henry Xander
Adolph Brauner
aSengéerbund
Cardinal Gibbons Speaks on Prohibition and Temperance
Baltimore reports Cardinal Gibbons calling for virtue from within to curb drinking, saying legislating virtue fails. He warns temperance sin leads to dire effects and urges clergy and laypeople to temper indulgence and avoid excess, urging a middle path.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Blaze at River View Arson Suspects Nabbed
A River View excursion ended with a fire at the dancing pavilion on Beenie road as flames erupted at dusk. Passengers suspected two men aboard the Queen Anne, who were seen earlier near the crowd. Fire crews failed to save the 31,000 structure. Manager Sloper, a deputy sheriff, detained the suspects for investigation.
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Ose Folls
Anny Joupeote
Thea Auetiaes
Riverview
Beenie Road
Queen Anne
No. 5 Chemical Engine
Sloper
Sire
River View
France Should Judge Cook Peary Dispute Says Prince Bona parte
Paria September 13 Prince Roland Bonaparte president of the Paria Geographical Society argues France should arbitrate the Cook and Peary dispute. He calls for both explorers to submit proofs maps and diaries to a scientific society made of explorers astronomers navigators and polar experts for an American verdict. England should be excluded due to blood ties and jealousy.
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Paria
Prince Roland Bonaparte
Paria Geographical Society
France
Cook
Peary
England
Tragedy at Langdon Stable in DC Fire
A stable fire at Twenty sixth Street and Rhode Island Avenue northeast Langdon DC burned early yesterday. Byrd Jett a Black man years old was cremated in the loft where he slept. Mrs Gertrude Miller owner woke to smoke and flames. Firemen arrived as the building was ablaze. The loss was 57 dollars. Jett body found by police at daybreak.
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Byrd Jett
Langdon
D.C
Twenty-sixth Street
Rhode Fyland Avenue
Gertrude Miller
Jett
Armen
Nitin
Kingston Dutch Church celebrates 260th anniversary
The Dutch church of Kingston began its 260th anniversary celebration and will continue through Monday and Tuesday. Records reveal early settlers' customs, including offerings melted into the church bell in Holland. Four Presidents and thirteen New York governors have worshiped there.
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Cappington Post
Kingston
N. Y
Holland
Washington
van Buren
Grant
Arthur
New York
Cody Makes Two Flights at Aldershot Front
Captain Samuel F Cody, linked to the British army aviation department, made two flights at Aldershot. The first lasted five minutes, the second ended when his aircraft veered and partly collapsed its wheels but the machine was repaired and he returned to the shed. A large crowd witnessed the event, with Ex-Empress Eugenie among observers.
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Jtedlal Cable
Washington Post
Lemion
Samuel F. Cody
Aviation Department
Aldershot
Tres
Faroe
Eugenie
Cody
Yffeat
Gen
I Horate Smith
Dorrie
Movements of Ocean Steamers to New York
Fragmented shipping notices list multiple ships from Liverpool Bremen and Bremen routes bound for New York. Names include Kaiser Wilhelm and Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm with ports such as Bremen Fiyarmath Cleveland and Cherionne. Dates and times are garbled but indicate upcoming sailings and docking plans in New York.
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New York
Liverpool
Prinz Friedrich Wohelm
Bremen
Fiyarmath
Cleveland
Tua New Furktor Gisogre Ong Hemaburs
Cedrig
Balled
Qacaptown
Celtic
New Yorke
Sabie Inland
Rhsin
M. Pootay
Kaiser Wil- Daim
Dar Grows
Hock
Toeadey
Norfolk officer linked to check forgeries and identity claim
A misread fragment reports a Norfolk case where an officer is said to admit identity in a forged check matter. It mentions alias J. B. Harrell, alleged impersonation as a naval officer, and suspected travel through New York Salt Lake City and San Francisco with letters of introduction.
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Norfolk
Bonai Mt. Compson
J. B. Harrell
Thompson
New
York
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Bail for Miss Henning in Millman death case
After a week of questioning Miss Martha Henning, ally of Maybelle Millman, freed from police detention and sent home to Ann Arbor. Police say Millman named a man involved in the alleged surgical killing. Dr George A Fritch, once suspected, was released on bonds. a blood stained hat was found in Ecorse Creek near where body parts were recovered.
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Millman
Defeult
Mich
Sept
Poliee
Martha Henning
Maybelle Millman
Ecorse Creek
Bis City
Ann Arbor
Henning
McDonnell
Detroit
Misa Milhan
George A. Fritch
Fritch
Seymour ‘Folsma
Frank A. Bailey
Deerak
Frank Lidge
Tr. Fritch
Stein
Nan
A. F.elutman
Taylor Center
Maybelle Milman
District borrows for postage stamps amid supply delays
The District government has borrowed about 700 from D. Franzoni each month for postage since six years due to a law that delays payment until stamps are delivered. Post office rules prevent sale of stamps on credit, forcing the district to advance funds then reimburse Franzoni after delivery.
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Dstrict
Z D. Franzoni
Gilman's
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
M. C. Hargrove
Frangoni
Haygrove
Postofice Department
Congress
Fraozoni
Cuk
Gidman
Fim
Franzéal
Dietitt
Cause and treatment concerns over pellagra discussed
A Public Health Service statement by Dr. C. H. Lavinder links pellagra to poverty and diet, especially poor food and Indian corn. He notes undetermined exact causes, urges prophylaxis, and cites historical mortality data to argue early diagnosis and treatment improve outcomes while acknowledging variability in disease presentation.
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C. H. Lavinder
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Lavinder Sai
United States
Lavinder
Lombrosa
Trajan
Yellagrins
J&b
Wallenberg
Ato
Peligerain
Italy
Babcock
South Carolina
Delegates Named for Mining Congress Session
Gov Blasscock named delegates to represent West Virginia at the American Mining Congress in Goldfield Nevada from September 7 to October 2. Delegates include Edward O'Toole Gary West Virginia Ord Landgraf Samuel Dixon Macdonald Isaac T Mann Bramwell Hanford Morgantown George T Maison Fairmont S Beary Clarendon J B Jenkins Alvers J W Dawson Ben Davis John Laing F M Summon and J R Thomas Thornhurstun.
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Washington
Charleston
W.va
Gov. Blasscock
American Mining Congress
Goldfield
Nev
Igper
Edward O'Toole
Gary
Ww. Ord
Landgraf
Samuel Dixon
Macdonald
Isaac T. Mann
Bramwell
Hanford
Morgantown
George T Maison
Fairmont
Houston
Elkhorn
C. Beary
Clarenon
J. B. Jenkins
Alvers
J. W. Dawson
Ben Davis
John Laing
Summon
J. R. Thomas
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York Harbor
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Washington, D.C
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Blageistone's
Health Office Record
Martin Morris
Court of Appeals
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Treasury
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North Polar Tribunal
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