SINK TORPEDO BOATS ADVANCE IN FOUR DIVISIONS
Portsmouth report on a war game with four divisions of battleships testing torpedo boat attacks imagined as targets ten miles apart off Cape Henry. The fleet hunted two dummy enemies, firing in the dark at ranges around 2300 to 2800 yards until the pretend foe sank. After Sept 20 they head to New York. pay about 3600 for seamen.
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Obituaries notice round of local deaths September 1910
Multiple obituaries list residents Arthur Baumgarten Harriet Dykeman Toward Penrose Hubbard Charles Koeul James McNulty Maloney Mulligan and others. Funeral details show dates September 12 to 16 with services at St Patrick's St Theresa's Mount Olivet and local churches in Washington D C and Anacostia.
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Shrine of the Sacred Seart Church
Marriage and Death Notices Policy Across Papers
Inserved notices in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously with no extra charge for telegraph or submission. Notices may run in multiple morning papers including Cinefonatl Emutter Pittsburg Clepaten Cleveland Plain Center Providence Journal Chicago Record-Herald Rochester Herald Roffats Courier St Louis Republic New York Times St Paul Pioneer Press Boston Globe Syracuse Post Standard Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Seven Chicago Packers Bond for Appearance in Antitrust Case
Seven of ten officers from Chicago meat packing firms indicted under the Sherman antitrust law appeared in Federal court and posted bonds for $10,000 each. Three absentees had bench warrants recalled after explanations. Officials refused to discuss the case and plan to test the government’s charges, arguing holding company structures could benefit consumers. Indictments against two more packers were anticipated. oleomargarine frauds were not expected to be announced soon.
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Licensed to Marry Multiple Couples in 1900s Notices
A list of license-to-marry entries shows numerous unions with ages and denominations of ministers. Individuals include William M Mack and Goldier Crawford. Rosario Milev and Maria Mercurio. Jobo Dressel and Laura Sullivan. Reulah Swivegood. Percival Lynch and Laura Talbert. Annto Porter and William Cason. Huron Lawrence and Frances Kaspar. Maggie Holmes and Samuel Murrey. Mattie Hawkins and Joseph Makell. among others. The OCR fragment preserves names, ages, and assisting clergy, reflecting a multi-entry matrimonial license table.
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James J. McLain
James M. Dorsey
Hertha E. Burgess
W. A. Melvin
Rosario Milev
Maria R. Mercurio
James M. O'Brien
William Sherzey
Emma, Nordhoff
John M. ‘Schick
Jobo Dressel
Annapolis
Laura A. Sullivan
Canton
Ohio
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France
Frank Lo Skinner
Munson
Maas
Reulah A. Swivegood
Salisbury
N. C
J. M. Little
Percival F. Lynch
Laura E. Talbert
Health Office Record Of Births And Deaths
Health office book shows numerous birth records listing parents and newborns including Fair Jones, McCall, Atchigan, Di Lorenzo, Bruno, Cascio, Jackson, Owen, and others. Deaths include Philip J. Maloney, Emma Leathers, John Reese, Lorent Wachter, Clara Shackelford, Lizzie Barksdale, Janie Brown, Joseph Hawking, Matilda Taylor, Mary Butler, Albert N. Jackson, Thelma Brown, Margaret Jones, with institutions such as National Homeo Hosp and Freedmen's Hosp noted.
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Adalgisa di Lorenzo
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Hernealer Rolls
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Mildred Jackson
James
Lula Jackson
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Roselia Jefferson
Patrick and
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National Homeo
McNulty
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Clara B. Shackelford
Lizzie Barksdale
Janie Brown
Washington Asylum
Joseph Hawking
Matilda Taylor
Yoapington ‘Asylum
Mary Butler
Albert N. Jackson
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Thelma Brown
Margaret B. Jones
Masons Call on Taft in Beverly and Chelsea Visit
Taft hosted visiting Masons from Shekinah Royal Arch Chapter Chelsea and Union Chapter Yarmouth Nova Scotia. The group rode about twenty automobiles, with Massachusetts Representative Roberts among members. Separately at Manchester, Taft dined at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter J Mitchell of Cincinnati with Mrs Taft and Capt Archibald Butt. Guests included Baron Rosen and Baroness Rosen, Miss Mabel Boardman, Miss Eleanor Sears, Mr and Mrs Milton Cotting and T D Boardman.
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Congress for New Orleans Eucharistic Gathering 1914
Cardinal Gibbons announced a continental congress to be held in New Orleans with participants from Europe and the Americas. The statement covered preparations for the gathering and related ecclesiastical events, including a forthcoming canonization of Mother Marguerite Bourgeoi founder of the Congregation of Notre Dame.
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Bank Faces $150,000 Loss Reported by Mercantile National
Mercantile National Bank officials report potential loss near 150000 involving a man viewed with suspicion. The inquiry, led by the district attorney, suggests funds may have been secured by doubtful securities or fraudulent commercial ratings. Central detectives shadowed the suspect, who stayed under hotel surveillance to prevent flight. Willis Nash confirmed the investigation, saying it rests with the DA.
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Elks Plan Dedication of New Alexandria Lodge
Plans for the dedication of the Alexandria Lodge of Elks home on October 3 will be set at a committee meeting this afternoon. Prominent members from other sites are expected to attend the dedicatory exercises. The Alexandria Chamber of Commerce has adopted resolutions honoring John T. Johnson, its former president at his death. Also, plans are underway for a Septembe r Emancipation celebration with Negro residents at Huff’s Hall.
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Chief Treats 18 Fined $200 in Liquor Case
Portsmouth Ohio September 13 Chief of Police Davidson fined $200 for bringing liquor into local option territory and treating friends at a chiefs of police meeting in Chillicothe. He faces mayoral charges as Judge Blair harshly criticized him and ordered a transcript of today’s record.
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Equine exhibition judged by specialists Oct 25 and 26
Washington Horse Show Association to stage an equine exhibition at the American League baseball park on October 25 and 26 with expert judges selected by prominent horsemen. Miss Martha Hazard will ride Miss Hazard enters Melvin C Hazen's Virginia Girl Lee Hechinger’s team will compete Grand Slam leads in park tandem with Louis Leith’s Roustabout also shown Petworth Bay and other entries to appear Posters planned with artist Charles Adams and Yeomans for promotional design
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Man shoots attacker in Great Cacapon case near Cumberland
Special from Cumberland Maryland to The Washington Post reports a man from Great Cacapon W Va returned home at dusk and found Elmer Dyche choking Lanham's wife. He fired after Dyche fled, hitting him twice in the head and body. Lanham was jailed.
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Gowns Held in Customs Case and Smuggling Probe
A Chicago fashion dressmaker Mrs Mary Dolan of Brookline Mass head of a Boston firm was arrested in Hoboken for attempting to smuggle gowns valued near 10000 into the United States. Eleven trunks carried elaborate gowns with undeclared value. Also cited are Dr Rudolph Menn and carpet magnate Eugene Higgins aboard Kronprinzessin Cecilie in New York and an unrelated Chicago jewel smuggling case involving Mrs Louisa Klein and jewels worth 10000 seized in Philadelphia additional details show authorities pursuing multiple suspects and statements.
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Dove of Peace Flits At Willoughby's Grove Mischief
A Southwest Washington incident pits factions Baynes Johnsons Manvels Harrises and Williamses led by Skage Crump in a melee at Willoughby’s Grove. Louisa Manuel, described as a booze expert, allegedly provoked the fight on a rides platform and amid a police court recounting, the “Sweet Evening Breezers” social club was blamed for the street fracas.
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Mrs Brodthage Divorced From Washington Pastor in Reno Court
In Reno Nevada on September 1 Maria Brodthage obtained a divorce from Rev George Brodthage pastor of the German Tauberian Church in Washington DC. The complaint allege ground of desertion after two days of legal argue ment by counsel Nichols. The couple has a 17 year old daughter in Germany and the wife will seek support. Brodthage testified she had given 50 lessons and written poems and short stories since moving to Reno.
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Viscount Sone Dead in Tokyo After Public Service
Viscount Arasuke Sone, a Japanese statesman and former resident general of Korea, died in Tokyo at age 95. Born in 1849 to a Choshu samurai family, he rose in the Meiji era to serve as minister of agriculture and commerce, then finance, and later as privy councilor. He was known for opposing annexation during his term in Korea.
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THREE DEAD IN TRAIN CRASH AT DELORME WV
A Norfolk and Western special train carrying President L. E. Johnson and General Manager N. D. Maher derailed near Delorme West Virginia. Foreman Fayette L. Woolwine, engineer H. D. Burton, and foreman John Roland were killed. Station Agent H. O. Hughes was injured. The officials escaped unharmed as the engine and cars toppled on a curve.
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Committee Orders Investigation of Second District Primary Vote
Richmond Virginia September 13 The State Democratic committee meeting voted to appoint a committee of one from every district except the Second to sit in Norfolk and conduct a full fair and free inquiry into alleged frauds in the Second district primary in which Maynard was defeated by W A Young The committee will report at the October 4 meeting in Richmond Virginiaapolis?
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