Interior Department to Tighten Security at Howard Hall
Assistant Secretary announces stronger measures after escape of three inmates from Howard Hall. A wall about the building and inside lattice work will be added, with night patrols and added guards to curb further escapes, while the hospital grounds receive broader precautions.
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Howard Hall
Esliinger
Government Hospital
Interior Department
Jesse B. Wilson
Walter Wyman
St. Elizabeth's
Ballinger
Whron
Manne ‘Hospital
Washington
Wafer
St Elizabeth
Saia
Strance
Howard
Fang Br Wyman Waa
Howard Halloa
Wilson
Howard Agi
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BORN TANT Om Tuesday September 14 290 o Me and Vis Tr A Lane 4 girl- MAPGAANT KERWIN LANE DIED OSFORNE On Tuesday September 14 it fe emidence Hospital JOHN UPEHS RO OSPORNE aged thirty vents
Funeral notices appear for births marriages and deaths with multiple local funeral directors listed. The fragment mentions a September 14 birth and a death at a hospital, naming individuals and firms but is jumbled and incomplete. The piece reads like a combined birth and death notice column with references to area funeral homes and directors.
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Osforne
John Upehs
Osporne
Kiddies Win Indoor Baseball as Watermelons Delight Playground
A Virginia Avenue playground event ended with girls and boys contesting in indoor baseball, volleyball and running events. Mary Gale Davis gave a health talk, about 100 watermelons were distributed, and winners included Mary Grace, Ruth Pletcher and Charles Beall among many. The boys beat the girls 21 to 20 in indoor baseball, but the girls call for a rematch to decide the outcome.
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Virginia Avenue
Tenth Street
Virginia’ Avenue
Mary Gale Davis
Henry Loeffler
Marie Harmer
Amy Lang
Erma Hooper
Charles
Charles Downs
Alfred Sisemoor
Mary Grace
Ruth Pletcher
Charles Heall
Morris Grace
Charles Beall
Marie ‘Kubnert
Omes
Richard Harrington
Lulu Hager
Chri Cox
Gala
Rena Hindwood
Ming Mabel F Towner
Mies Elizebeth Garnett Fe
Charles Grice
Robert Grace
Minas
Townet Agrifertes
Inventor Seeks Damages in Antitrust Suit
Winfield Scott Sims, inventor of the Sims torpedo and wireless devices, sues United Wireless Telegraph Company and its president Christopher C Wilson in the U S Circuit Court for $300, alleging a conspiracy to close up the International Construction Company, in which Sims owns significant stock, and to drive it out of business.
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United Wireless
New York
Winfield Scott ,Sims
Wireless
Gon
Sult Lim
United States
United Wireless Teletraph Company
Ite
Christopher C Wilson
Internaviokal Construction Company
Weather conditions and rainfall shift across central states
A 14 8 pm report from the Weather Bureau notes showers and extended rainfall from the middle states eastward toward the Mississippi valley with cooler temperatures. Forecasters predict unsettled, cooler conditions moving into the lower Missouri and Ohio valleys by Wednesday night, followed by a brief warmer spell Thursday. Winds shift from southeast to east as the cold front advances, with temperatures remaining relatively low west of the Mississippi.
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Dent of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Middle States
Serosa
Alaxisuppi
Indiana
Jower
Oto
Miscou
Walleye
Arksosee
Feglon Stowers
Jeslon
Ital
Rush to ready schools delays loom for Monday opening
Architect Ashford races to finish repairs as board leaders complain of limited time. Debris removal and finishing touch work dominate, with crews reinforced yet some buildings and wells expected to miss completion by opening day. Officials press for grace period while promising occupancy readiness for most rooms.
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Snowden Ashford
Sock
James F Oyster
Board of Education
Capt. Oyster
Geta Assurance
Henry Story
Alexandria Iron Company
Deaks
Mortiz
Oyster
West Page
Capt Oysterne
Phillis Jackson
Magruder
Phelps
Garrison
Weightman Shhant
Alexandria Company
Ashford Comfp
Ashford
Policeman a life saver saves man from Chicago fire
In a northwest Chicago home fire Albert Kafka, paralyzed and bedridden, narrowly escaped suffocation as third floor gutted. Mounted Sgt Murphy carried Kafka from the burning room and aided evacuation as flames spread through the attic. The blaze caused about 2000 in damage with several residents escaping.
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Albert Kafka
Sheridan Avenue
Katkas
Waa
J Murphy
Theenth
Wrightwood
Enue
Sergi Murphy
Esfis
Brightwood Avenue
Eliza Stringfellow
Kafka
Katka
Sergt. Murphy
Washington Gas stock dispute ends with Hume appeal
Thomas L. Hume, a noted stock broker, faces a forced sale and delivery dispute over 350 shares of Washington Gas stock. He plans to appeal to the exchange governing body, settle the price difference, and seek reinstatement after charges by W B Hibbs & Co. The case centers on delivery failures and a stock price gap from the forced sale.
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Washington
Habba
Hume
Washington Tock Exchange
Ips
Washington Gas
Thomas L. Hume
The
Exchange
Humes
W B Hibbs
W B Hibbs & Co
Hibbs
Mae
Hurde
William J Buather
Biggs Nations Bank
Asl
Washington Stock Exchange
Flather
Hla Cage
Losa
Ceéstdok
Hibbs Hume
Grice
Hans
Jam 'Riday
Stuart to Retire Today Amid Rank Changes
Rear Admiral Daniel V Stuart, promoted on September 3, retires today after a career spanning global service starting from the Naval Academy in 1869. Capt Kossuth Niles will be advanced to rear admiral, with Commander J Thomas S Rodgers to captain and Lieutenants Casey B Morgan and Walter M Falconer to commander and lieutenant, respectively.
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Daniel V Stuart
Sperry
Stuart
New York
United States Naval Academy
New York Navy Yard
Cavite
Naval Station
New Yor
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Stuarts
Kossuth
AID FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS ALONG THE BORDER
The department of Texas orders provide no practicable aid beyond U S shelter tents and rations for flood suffered on the United States side of the boundary. Troops along the southwestern border may cooperate with Mexican authorities and consuls to lend aid to border towns along the Rio Grande.
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Mata- Moras
Trans
Department of Texas
San Antonio
United States
Mexico
Department
Hanna
Monterey
State Department
Rio Grande
Secretary Ballinger III Confined to Hotel After Attack
Secretary Ballinger of the Interior Department checked into the Shoreham yesterday with bronchitis after a long period of hard travel inspecting Western reclamation projects and other public affairs. His doctors say the chronic illness is not serious and he plans to resume travel on Saturday, joining President Taft on a Pacific tour. rumors of his resignation are denied as unfounded.
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Ballinger
Interior Department
Shoreham
Lince
Washington
Taft
Denver
Pacific
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Sardo Eco
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Frank Geier’s Sons
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William Lee
Stee Ulery
Commodiom
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EB Jenkins
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Op Marche & CO
KNABE
Haines Brothers
Marshall & Wendell
J. . Cook
Foster
Brewster—Armstrong
Chickering
Weber
Hardman
Steinway
Mason & Hamlin
Kranich & Bach
Miller
Vose
Kimball
Bradbury
Starr
Emerson
Smith & Barnes
Stieff
F Street
PANY
Kate Plano Company
Thin City
Wikia Kaaba Plano Company
OF Frederick Music
Wey
Krave Company
Lial
Gem
Tecal
Freder'ct
DG Pfeifer
Frederick Company
Mississippi River
Aulangie
Pittsburg
Frederick Compen
WFP
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William Seetenberg
D G Pfeiffer
Ant EB Heymer
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Evening Star
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Foigaire Auimiahy
Ala
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Investan
Tex
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Board of Vaucation
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