Mystery Unraveled As Trunbower Hid Luggage In Store
Scattered fragments recount an incident at a Washington area store where E C Trunbower hid luggage in a dark spot as he entered. A detective, tripping over clues, suspects a plot but believes the owner was merely moving. The case involves a drug store, a police search, and a suspect linked to Newark Street Cleveland Park. The principal suspect, Trunbower, faces transit property questions as officers pursue the truth.
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E. C. Trunbower
Sleuth
Funeral notices and obituaries from a Maryland area page
Fragmentary obituaries and notices list deaths, memorials and funeral details for several individuals. Entries mention dates in September, places like Brookland and private interments, and references to family members and services in local churches and cemeteries. The garbled OCR includes names such as Mary, Edith, Victor and others with scattered addresses and service notes.
Lava Strikes Near Mount Etna as City Faces Eruption
Marauders from Catania battled the upheaval near Mount Mena as Brivanta and Abandoned houses were ruined. Earthquakes and blasts subsided somewhat. smoke, lava, and ash cloaked the area while streams of lava altered course toward Alcantara. Property losses reach 320,000, with several buildings cracked and people injured.
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Catania
Livity
Brivanta
Mount Mena
Heva
Faraest
Alcantara
Francais
Standard Oil eyed Mexico power amid revolution claims
Capt. S. G. Hopkins, legal adviser to President Madero, denied Standard Oil funding for the Mexican revolt and described longstanding Standard interests in Mexico. He said Waters-Pierce obstructed entry, while Cowdray and Pearson links spurred concessions to exclusive oil rights and railway control, influencing the 1907-1909 upheaval. The report notes tensions between American interests and Mexican reform leaders, with mutual accusations of covert financing and favoritism.
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Mexico
Standard Oil Company
Capt
G. Hop King
Madero
Diaz
Standard ‘Oi
Bernado Reyes
Standard
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Don Francisco T. Madero
Amecan
Sona Ol Company
Waters-Pierce Company
Missouri
Texas
Nol
Texas Company
Henry Clay Pierre
New York
Walters-Pierce Company
Mexican Central Railroad
Pierce
Cientificns
Limantour
Mr. Pierce
Cientificos
Gen. Diaz
Weetman Pearson
Lord Cowdray
Th Republic
Mexican National Railways
Juarez
Landa
Macedo
Cientifica
Mickly
Europe
Henry W. Taft
London
John W. Gatea
Standard Examine
Cowdray
The
Messrs. Corwin and
Worthington
Tampico
Cownray
Elopers in New York expose private romance of Suydam and Noble
Special to The Washington Post reports Walter Lispenard Suydam III and Fred Noble, son of M Noble, living as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble at 8 West Twelfth Street Regina apartments New York after eloping from Blue Point Long Island on September 6. Noble and Suydam publicly state they have known each other for years and chose to live together, seeking privacy from public and press scrutiny.
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Washington Post
New, York
New York Times
Pa M Walter
Lispenard Suydam
Blue Point
Longsland
Fred Note
M. Noble
Decatur Streets
Brooklyn
Fred Noble
Regina Apartments
West Twelfth Street
Noble
Billy
Suydam, Jr
Sydami
Storage Plant Fire Destroys Two Story Building
Fire destroyed a two story frame building owned by Cha Adres Company, a key manufacturer, causing about a 00 dollar loss. Origin undetermined. The unoccupied building had been used as a store, flames spread rapidly, roof collapsed before firemen arrived.
Death claims Clifton McGill while preparing for Navy
Clifton McGill an 18 year old from Washington died after a fall from a balcony at his uncle’s Ke Street northwest residence. He had been preparing for naval examinations and hoped to enter the Navy this fall. He died yesterday at Emergency Hospital. Funeral services are planned for this morning at St Patrick Church with burial at Monnie Cli vet Cemetery.
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Ke Street
McGill
Young Medill
Navy
John A. McGill
Duval
Covington
Washington
Bureau of Engraving
St. Mary's Academy
Jam J. Varred, Sistent At St. Patrick Church
Feterment
Monne Clivet Cemete
Unclear Names Fragment From Vague Notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names and places with errors such as Philadelphia Ta Gey and Lined AL Calle. The readable parts mention individuals like B Thaines age 21 and A W Spranne with no clear event, date, or context provided. Further readable content is insufficient for a coherent summary.
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B. Thaines
Planch
A. Henning
Philadelphia
Gey
Clarense
B. Wise
Fory
Mier
Alvin
Luther
Pate
Fall May Cost Him Arm In Washington Walk
John Maske of 962 Florida Avenue NW fractured an arm after a fall between Benning race track and Kenilworth while walking with Lay Itime of 716 To Street NE Roy Johnson of 9 F Street NE and several young women. He was taken to Casualty Hospital where doctors fear amputation. Hume and Johnson were held at Ninth precinct pending investigation.
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John Maske
Florida Avenue
Benning
Kenilworth
Maske
Lay Itime
Roy Johnson
F Street
Hume
Johnson
Casualty Hospital
Ninth Precinct
Health Office Record of Deaths and Births Fragment
A list of names and ages from a health office record includes numerous deaths and infant births. Entries mention Annie Ko Newman 72, Eliza A Hetel Thomas HW, and others at Soldiers Home and various hospitals, with ages from 1 day to 83 years and locations such as Freedmen's Hospital and Children's Hospital.
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Annie Ko Newman
Eliza A. Hetel Thomas
Anna
William & Mary Hagerty
Stat St
Fonn
Ave
Soldiers' Home
Fla. Ara
TA Hears
Lave
Oquerra
Geeractown Univ
Voie Compton
Praadene
Foire GC
Meghl TR
Ersenicy
Forrest Stereks
Tiberculosis Hospital
Infant of Halph
Mary Herve
Providence Fopttal
Lian Finkard
Freefments Hopital
Filiza Seldon
Nichols Ave
Marry Shenkila
Children’s Hospital
Tvene
Bellows
Somanthe
Joe Bells
Lena Gaskins
Freedmen's Hospital
William and Mary Jackson
Gen William R Boggs Dies in North Carolina
Winston Salem N C Sept 15 Gen William Robertson Boggs a Confederate general and West Point graduate 1853 died aged about years old He served as chief of staff Trans Mississippi department 1863 and remained a notable figure after the war He married Mary Sophia daughter of Col John Symington and after 1865 pursued architecture civil engineering and taught mechanics at the Virginia Mechanical College
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Winston Salem
N. C
William Robertson Boges
Augusta
Boges
West Point
Confederacy
Sil
Trans-Mississippi
Mary Sophia
John Symington
Virginia Mechanical College
Pair Slain by Outlaw in Virginia Settlement
In Stedal Virginia on September 15, outlaw Kentucky native Chany Bingham shot Foy Taylor after Taylor objected to gunfire at the Taylor home. He then killed Mrs. Taylor when she refused to leave with him. Otis Powers was lightly wounded while attempting to intervene. Bingham fled toward Kentucky.
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Bingham
Kentucky
Night Riders Create Stir Aboard Olympic Liner
Four Kentuckians aboard the Eastern trip of the Olympic reaching Southampton caused concern by claiming they were night riders. A committee led by Representative Martin Littleton interviewed Cecil Meidon to obtain an explanation, and the group adjourned to the smoking room where the term became popular for the voyage.
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Washington Post
London
Southampton
Martin Littleton
Tennessee
Mr. Littleton
Rising Americans in Chungking Reach Safe
Families from Kiating and other areas arrive in Chungking as a siege tightens Chengtu. 2000 modern troops refuse to side with rebels while Hupeh and Shensi forces move in. Messengers searched. foreign missions feared. Calhoun calls reforms planned to awaken China’s dormant resources.
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Kiating
Chengtu
Tuan Tang
Hankow-Canton
Hankow-Szechuan
Szechuan
Hupeh
Shéusi
Foreign Office
Chao- Yirh-Feng
Railway League
Chao- Erh-Feng
Tibet
Svechuen
Chungking
China
League
Haakow-Szechuen
Winister Calhoun
Chicago
William J. Calhoun
United States
Calhoun
Szechuen
Near-Beer Sold to Indians Sparks War Dept Probe
A Fort Apache post trader complains that the canteen sold near-beer to Indians and that the drink tests at 1.9 percent alcohol. The War Department has ordered an investigation into the matter.
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War Department
Fort Apache
Ariz
Bride Commits Suicide in Personal Crisis at Strasburg
Woodstock Va Sept 1 Mrs Rebecca F Scothern wife of George W Scothern died at her Strasburg home from a poison dose taken during a personal crisis. No motive assigned. The couple were married three weeks earlier. She was daughter of James Bowman of Hawkinstown Va.
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Woodstock
Rebecca, F. Scothern
George W. Scothern
Strasburg
Scothern
James Bowman
Hawkinstown
Government plans and rumors near Chengtu amid war fears
Report from Peking cites Williams on Chinese government defense near Chengtu and Wanhsien. He notes fighting not at Chengtu, though troops guard approaches, with rumors of anti foreign agitation along the Yangtze. Secretary Williams says no foreign deaths yet.
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Williams
Chungking
Chengtu
Peking
Yangtze River
Wanhsein
Suitu
Szechuen
State Department
Charge Williams
Cheng- Delaware
Dover
Del
William T. Smith
Ers
Klating
du Pont Boulevard Corporation
McCormick Will Names Widow Executrix In Probate Filing
Patrick McCormick leaves all property to his widow Mrs Bridget McCormick with equal justice to his children in the will filed for probate yesterday. Estate includes a store, real estate, and bank deposits. The will, dated March 1, 186, designates the widow as executrix. The value is not indicated.
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Bridget McCormick
Patrick McCormick
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Charles A. Amd
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