Plumbers Son Denies Elopement With Millionaire Wife
In New York a young plumber’s father says his son and Louise Suydam are happy and loving each other. He denies claims of elopement and says the pair met before her disappearance. Mrs Suydam seeks freedom and a divorce, with city society watchers discussing the matter.
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Ot Millionaire
New York
Washington
Rederick Noble
Lotiie W. Suydam
Walter DL. Suydam
Blue Point
Long Island
Suydam
Wille Noble
Park Avenue
Grand Central Station
New Haven and Hartford
Suydana Erlends
Netie
Ostrand
South
Louise Saydara
West Twelfth Street
Walter Lispenard Suydain
Decatur Street
Brooklyn
Gerry
Walter L.suydam, JR Wift
Fred Noble
Married Hugs Ashepon Of September Wedding
Mr and Mrs D G Saheton announce the marriage of their daughter Feditee to Dr J Rawts on Saturday September in Washington Cot.
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Ashepon
D. G. Saheton
Feditee
J. Rawts
Washington
Cot
Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices From Local Area
Obituaries and death notices from September events list infant son of John Bina Connell Bowie buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, private. Eliana Apdison Hester funeral at Couneslient ay address, interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Lara Bb Jamison, wife of Jami SOT, funeral from late residence 144 Thirteenth Street SE, interment unknown. Seawheisfr-Sunday widow Mayday September 1 at residence Seventh Street NW. Ware Newhisee, beloved sitter of William and Annie Newhisee, funeral Friday at 10 from residence. Mrs Knowles widow of John Newman, obituary September wi. Forrest, age Th Saturday, funeral chapel of Frank Geiler at Seventh Street North, September 16. Numerous other lines mention relatives, residences, and funeral details for local families.
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Hyettsville
Mad
Bay
John Bina Connell Bowie
Eliana
Oak Hin
Jamison
Lara
Alter
Fas
Knowles
Willow
John i
Newman
Vairfanx
Vas
Sin Thursdar
Uhufle Island Avenue
Middleburg
Norn
Tuursadar
Whale Hy Forrest
Veoneval
Geiler
Sai
Hewaod
Divorce Entanglement Involving Louise Suydam Elopes
Louise Suydam fled her Blue Point marriage after years of alleged torment and a refused divorce. Fred Suydam reportedly ran away with her to New York, with his father Harry Noble suggesting the couples’ happiness. Family friends imply the elopement followed months of unhappiness and strained relations within the Suydam household.
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Suydams
Blue Point
Suydam
Louise
Licensed to Marry in Roanoke and Nearby Towns
A catalog of individuals from Roanoke and nearby Virginia towns listed for marriage licenses. Names include J Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Griffin, Adeleon Harbour, Adele Turner, and Mary Grimn among many others with associated witness or officiant notes. Proceedings reference various ministers and residences, reflecting a local registry of forthcoming nuptials.
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J. Fitzgerald
Reston
Mas Ehanbeth Grifin
Eduard L Huckey
Wiliam
Modard
Ben Waes
Beth Va
Ananiem Turner
Adeleon Harbour
Roanoke
Wiliam M. White
Kritsch
Abhor
Charles G. Tenon
Mary
Qrimn
William
Grant Famien
J. Kfayer
Amet Lettie Maries
Ote
John £. Hevenner
Florence Fo Donne Xo
Bath of
Feiner
George Emote
Mu. Hire
Praacs
Vesser
Hianitt BR Baugh
Adon
Donald Mar
Ciiford
Lonnard Marie Li Clement
WR Oho
Marta
James Mc Little
Morgan Strent
Mamie A. Ketfler
Howlets
Health Office Record from George Coaml and Others
A garbled health office roster lists many patients by names with ages including boys and girls, from hospitals and homes. Entries mention Samuel or Elizabeth Sampson and others, with ages ranging from 2 to 14 years, and several patients associated with hospitals like Freedmen's Hospital and hospital terms. The text remains fragmentary and appears to be an OCR dump of a medical roster or registry.
Dorsey Foultz Marries In Paris Echoes Old Murder Case
A clipping narrates the Paris edition report of Dorsey Foultz of Washington now in Cape Town marrying Miss Serrita Thenuz, daughter of Col Reshpe W Thenuz. Rev Sylvester Major officiated. The piece links the event to Foultz’s 1897 murder and famed police ties, hinting at coincidences and possible connections.
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Washington Post
Paris
New York Herald
United Kingdom
Chalfont St. Peter's
Bucks
Ey Fonltz
Wington
D.C
Cape Town
Serrita Thenng
Cal. Keflipe W. Thennz
Austrian Engineer Corps
Sylvester Major
Dorsey
Maj. Sylvester
Foultz
Chalfont
Ming
Sry
Maj
Washington
Sylvester
Porsey
Tumo and Mining Company
Benedict
Monkey Woollow
Serrita Thenuz
Miss Arrest
Col
Reslipe W. Thenuz
New York
Metropolis
Sip
Takoma Park Library Inspected Before November Opening
District commissioners inspected the Takoma Park branch library funded by Andrew Carnegie at 40 000 dollars. Dedication plans hinge on Librarian George W Bowerman returning. engine house No MM at Rock Creek Road and Georgia Avenue awaits turnover to the fire department with service expected October 15. An extra 4 000 dollars may be sought for library maintenance. A motorcycle rider, B Farren, collided with a Delaware Avenue car on C Street Northeast, was treated at Casualty Hospital and sent home.
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Takoma Park
Andrew Carnegie
George W. Bowerman
Engine House No. MM
Rock Creek Read
Georgia Avenue
Fre
Wagner
Sertice
Hs New
B. Farren
Maryland Avenue
Delaware Avenue
C Street
Taft Swing Toward West Predicted in 1912 Election Tale
A La Follette headquarters forecast argues Taft would lose if renominated, predicting Democratic gains in 1912 electoral votes. It cites shifts in the middle West, insurgent strength, and possible losses in the East offset by Western gains, with Taft touring the West for apologies to farmers and to appeal to progressive voters.
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Taft
la Follette
Washington
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Maine
Indiana
Connecticut
Colorado
Montana
Missouri
East
Oregon
California
Idaho
Illingis
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Congress
Coluumn
Atlantic
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle ‘West
Far West
Oragon
Ilinois
New England
Pennsylvania
Chinese Admiral Visits President Taft at Parramatta
Rear Admiral Ching Pik Kwong commanding the Chinese cruiser Hai Chi visited Beverly Massachusetts and called on President Taft at Parramatta. He arrived after 1 o'clock with his suite, escorted by U.S. Navy officers. The White House reception featured full dress uniforms among attendees.
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Beverly
Mass
Ching Pik Kwong
Hai Chi
United States
Taft
Parramatta
Taft Calls on Moody at Haverhill Home
President Taft and Mrs. Taft visited retired Associate Justice William A. Moody in Haverhill Massachusetts. Moody, slowly recovering from illness that prompted his retirement, sat on his piazza enjoying sun and autumn air as the President spent about fifteen minutes with him.
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Haverhill
Mass
Taft
William A. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Moody
Supreme Bench
Fall From Stairs Fatal May Connect Robbery
Harry W. Phipps a 50 year old Boston woolen interests agent was found dead at the base of a stairway at No 4 East Kinzle Street Washington Post reports police and the coroner are investigating. Empty Boston letters and a few keys were found on him suggesting a possible robbery gone wrong or a fall over the railing.
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The
Washington Post
Chicago
Harry W. Phipps
George Phipps
Derett, Hart, and
Phipps
Girl Run Down by Bicycle In City Street
Miss Margaret Miscerone a one year old girl of 1211 Pennsylvania avenue southeast was knocked down by a bicycle ridden by Frank Sabotha of l M o street northwest on 17 street between Elgith and Ninth. She was taken to Nomeopathle Hospital with contusions and will likely leave today.
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Margaret Miscerone
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frank Sabotha
Elgith
Nomeopathle Hospital
John Lee Held for Killing in Anacostia
John Lee, a cojourneurs semeruay nerd, is held for the killing of Nelson Conway in Anacostia last Saturday night. The coroner reports a pistol shot wound caused by Lee during a dispute over a growler of beer.
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Cojourneurs Semeruay
John Tee
Nelson Conway
Anacostia
Lee
Rechabites End Session With New Officers Installed
The fifty ninth annual session of the High Tent Independent Order of Rechabites closed after a meeting at Society Temple Fifth and G streets NW where officers were installed. Next annual session planned in Baltimore on the third Tuesday of September 1912. Papers read included Private Work by J C Moore and State of the Order by M E O Brien. All national officers elected reside in this city.
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Society Temple
Fifth
G Streets
Pythian Temple
Order
Baltimore
J. C. Moore
Matthew E.' O'Brien
J. C. Eller
C. T. Carroll
James H. Derry
Mra
Lola V. Marks
Alice Lithgow
Tevue
Marion R. Mahoney
Agnes Drake
Photo Solicitor Arrested For False Pretenses In Navy Hospital Case
George B Clobm, 47, arrested by Central Office Detectives Barbee and Vermillion on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses from Thomas F. Perry of the Naval Hospital. He allegedly offered discount photo work via coupons after claiming to solicit for a Washington photographer, vanished with the funds, and faced a preliminary hearing in police court after a daylong police search and a statement of mind blank.
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George B Clobm
Central Office
Barbee and
Vermillion
Thomas F. Perry
Naval Hospital
Washington
Perry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cobb
Mournful State Funeral for Crocker Kennel Dogs
At Miss Jennie Crocker's country home a funeral was held for two blooded dogs Dazzler and Wonderland Duchess amid a procession of about 100 high class canine mourners. The pets valued at $5,000 each were laid to rest in ancient Egyptian style caskets after a belated burial due to a mysterious over feeding illness. The Crocker kennels have faced multiple dog deaths in the past year including Windcliffe Tortora and Clancy Ill Boston terriers.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Jennie Crocker
Crocker
Miss Crocker
Dazzler
Wonderland
Duchess
Windcliffe Tortora
Clancy
Boston
Movement for La Follette Kini Nebraska Dinner
A Lincoln dinner brought Nebraskan Republicans together in favor of Wisconsin Senator La Follette for President. The plan includes forming a state La Follette league with John 3. McCarthy of Ponca as president and Frank P. Carrick of Lincoln as secretary, plus regional vice presidents. Senator Clanp of Minnesota was the principal speaker.
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Lincoln
Nebr
la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette League
John 3. McCarthy
Ponca
Frank P. Carrick
Clanp
Minnesota
Interstate pass regulations issued by commerce commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued rules governing the issuing and recording of passes by interstate systems. It bans free transport for non-employees or their dependents, yet left forms for annual, term and trip passes, telegraph passes, and reporting by conductors, outlining accepted passes.
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Commission
Interstate Commerce
Erseower
Railroad Shops Burn at Brightwood Suburb
Fire destroyed five Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railroad shop buildings at Brightwood Indianapolis. Loss estimated at 3000000. Five hundred workers escaped. After two hours the city fire department extinguished the blaze.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Missing Civil War Veteran Spurred City Search
The city police hunted for Walace F Fuller, a 67 year old Civil War veteran, who vanished from his home at 1005 Eighth Street Northwest since Thursday morning. His wife urged the police to start the search and fears a foul play. He left with $36 in his possession. Royal betrothal report denied in London. Prince Arthur of Connaught was not engaged to Princess Irene, daughter of Grand Duchess Xenia.
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Ciy
Walace F. Fuller
Eighth Street
London
Prince Arthur of
Mount Etna Eruption Forces Italians From Homes In 1900s News
Mount Etna remains violently active as lava streams from new craters flood valleys and cut water supplies. Castiglione and Francavilla evacuate, while villagers erect crosses to halt the lava. Earthquakes persist, ashes drift to Malta and Africa, and homes, villas, and crops are destroyed or flooded.
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Washington Post
Rome
Mount Etna
Malta
Africa
Castiglione
Francavilla
Madonna
Giuseppe Rampolla
Cardinal Rampolla
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Frank
Geo
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Telsphone Mata
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Rchive
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Mmit
Farry
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Tre
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Henn Moo
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Swab ¥Ton
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Reftipe W. Thenns
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George B. Cobb
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Ww. F. Fuller
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President Grant
Havre—La Provence
la Sevols
Havre
Cedric
Trerool
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Birme
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Queenstown
Oceattic
Moville
R. Harris & CO
Connecticut Avenue
Ingomar and
Jenifer Streets
Chevy Chase Heights
Chevy Chase
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Fifteenth Street
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
W.l.douglas
W. AL. Douglas
Spark St
Maes
W. L. Douglas Shoe Co
Pennsylvania Ave
N.W
Page’s Laundry Co
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