Confesses to murder as Jenkins case collapses in Court
In Rockville Maryland a sensational hearing centers on a murder tied to Mrs Jenkins. Ernest Kina confessed to the killing after police traced a pistol exchange and bloodhound searches. The case featured arrests, warrants, and conflicting testimony amid a sprawling legal battle.
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Ipecal
Washington
Rockville
Ernest Kina
Marshal Coking
Glen Ecao
Jenkins
Culpeper
William Sealangee
Jmnt
Joseph Smith
Colina
Jenkina
Thin
The Lushington Pom! Ida Magroder dies after surgery
The article reports the death of Mrs Ida Magroder at George Washington University Hospital Washington aged about seventy two following an operation for an internal affection. She was wife of Waee Magroder a former farmer and mother of five daughters and three sons.
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Craeles
Syed
Lushington
Ida Ma
Ida Ma- 1 Dy Aw Ureuatt Tolarader
Waee Magroder
Dane Tours
Daraus
Arytrist
George Washington University Hospital
Magruder
Worley
Many conductors quit as transit firm shuffles crews
The Roanoke transit system reports mass resignations with motormen and others quitting after recent convictions of several workers for fare evasion. Fewer staff remain to run lines across the city, delaying cars on multiple divisions. Detectives vow to pursue guilty parties, while measures to restore service are being considered by officials.
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Tractlin Company Favr
Fair operated at a loss in Rockville fair report
Montgomery County Agricultural Society directors met in Rockville and heard that receipts were about 3000 short of expenses and 3300 below last year. Attendance matched last year but income dropped due to absence of pool selling and gambling. To cover the deficit, about 10 to 13 percent will be deducted from each premium. Directors say the fair cannot be successfully conducted without good cheering.
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Suecker
Rockvile Ma
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Rockville
Southern's Appeal Heard Before North Carolina Supreme Court
The Southern Railway appeal over a $2000 fine for selling tickets above the legal rate was heard by the North Carolina Supreme Court in Raleigh. The railroad argued federal jurisdiction preempts state court power, while the state urged that local courts maintain authority and that federal intervention cannot nullify indictments or penalties against individuals.
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Supreme Court of North
Ite
Guild visits Antietam battlefield commemorative tour
Special to The Washington Post reports Governor Curt Gull of Massachusetts and top New England executives visiting Antietam on the anniversary of the battle. They had just attended the dedication of a monument to Massachusetts soldiers who died in the Shenandoah Valley and were en route to Gettysburg, passing through Lilient.
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Washington Post
Mrs Thaw On Auto Tour Visits Winchester
Mrs William Thaw of Pittsburgh, mother of Harry Thaw, traveling with Miss Duhrman and W McKnight, toured Virginia in a large automobile. They stayed at a Winchester hotel, kept quiet, then continued to Lexington and Natural Bridge as the Thaw murder trial of Stanford White looms.
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Rogdal
Washunsen
Winchester
William Thaw
Pittshart
Harry Rendall Thaw
Tost
Stanford White
Virginia
Uehrimen
Duhrman
W McKnight
Lexingtone
Natural Bridge
Twenty Years Sentence in Beasley Kidnapping Case
The Supreme Court reviews a Currituck County kidnapping case involving Beasley, the son of Fos, with lower courts previously handing a twenty year term. The contested sentence centers on a high-profile incident tied to Beasley and a prominent family, amid ongoing legal proceedings and potential appeals.
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Ty Beasley
Cane
Supreme Court
Supreme Vol
Currituck County
Beasley
Rockville Marriage License Process Notes
A clerk in Rockville processed a marriage license for Archie Lewis Miller and Valvin Watkins in Takoma Berk, with jurisdiction noted as part of the local contrive record. The document records the names and the issuing office handling the case.
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Vie
Archie Lewis Miller
Valvin Watkins
Takoma Berk
Virginia obituary for Mrs Mary Hay wakes aldow Wilhwa Haymaler
Mrs Mary Hay dies after illness aged ninety four, widow of William Haymaler. Survived by one son, ten grandchildren, and a large family. Funeral held in Jeffer son County with service at Millville Baked twenty five years. Death due to typhoid fever. Survived by father James Vore and four sisters.
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Mary Hay
Wilhwa
Willlim
Ann Saalington
Bieceie
Baitwas” Company
Millville
Jefferson County
James Vore
Munyon Remedies Advertised For Digestive Ailments
A damaged 19th century ad touts Munyon cures for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach troubles with fast acting remedies. It lists Munyon Dyspepsia Cure, Headache Cure, Mood Care, Cough Cure, Filament Cure and other products with price hints and quick relief claims aimed at weak or ailing individuals. The offer emphasizes rapid action within hours and days and promotes availability through druggists.
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Musyon
Beldam Tadle
Aiyeara
Yualleer
Rev Edgar Carpenter Delivers Welcome Address at Washington Era Meeting
Preconvention gathering of Alexandria Local Assembly of the Brotherhood of Blessed Andrew met at Grace Frontant Epianat Church. Edgar Sargenterradut gave the welcome address. Principal speech by Pert Ames of Washington. Responding secretary Treas Rev William J Morton and Rev P Philips participated.
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Wasinutoy Post Hurray
King Steel
Alexandria
Andrew
Grace Frotatant
St Pauls Episcopal ,Church
Submarine Bidders Heard in Alexandria County Case
Bids for a naval submarine contract are discussed as attorneys push to secure a split award among Lake Toe Fedu Boat Company Bridgeport New York Subsurface Boat Company and Electric Boat Company New York City The matter involves indictments and potential capital offenses against John Wright and others with an early decision expected by Leo Gerous asenuit and Attorney General Bonaparte to review division options for cost estimates around 1500000 to 2000000 dollars.
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James Clements
Alexandria County
John Wright Solored
Bilas
Mabel Rivley
Guy Seancon
Lcult
Wrizhi
Stuma
Jackson Zuner
Annie Green Col Area
Wright
Mure
Leo Gerous
Ap Wright
Alexandria
Department
Lake Toe Fedu Boat Company
Bridgeport
Subsurface Boat Company of
New York
Electric Boat Company
Varioua
Newport
Peter $ Harrington
John D
Normoyle
Navy Department
Bilai Mane Graham
Mpiland
Charles Wnd
Henry C Graham
Citizens Nationall
Secretary of the Navy Bank
Harwae
Yington
Honnan
Bonaparte
Episcopal Church
Pender Palrfax
A W Smith
Tg Washington
Melcalt
J Rinus
Metcall
Schuler Hall
Attentioa
Tocal
Wi River
Atlantic
Afta
Capital City League
Washington
Lawrence " Spear
Ollives
General Electric Company
United Stacee
Jonn M Thurston
My Leke
Lidco Boat Company
Spear
Argwell
WAXHINGIBA POET CASE MARRIAGE WIDOWER WARD
A New York magistrate hears a claimant named Mary Farrell in a 21 year old matter tied to a late husband Thomas Farrell. Farrell claims the deceased reappears, insisting she needs support and alleging sightings around the island and workhouse. The magistrate orders psychiatric evaluation at Bellereal Bay hospital.
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New York
Wahle
Koreville
Mary Farrell
Second Avenue
Thomas Farrel
Buria
Bellerne
WIFE AND GASH DISAPPEAR IN MYSTERIOUS INCIDENT
Report from September 27 details a complex maritime event involving the grounding of the Standart and a thwarted escape of imperial vessels. The tale mentions Finn land steams and a dangerous waterway, with speculation on hidden motives and providence saving the imperial family.
Royal Arcanum Pays Widow Three Thousand Dollars
The Royal Arcanum order pays widow Mrs Mary T Greenwell four thousand dollars drawn from the benefit certificate held by her late husband Wiig F L Greenwell. Alexandria Councillary noted the disbursement as part of the order’s widow’s benefit.
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Royal Arcanum
Alexendria Counc
Hoa
Mra
Mary T Greenwell
Wiig FL Greenwell
Funeral for J Harry Catts Held at Camdly Home
The funeral of J Harry Caite who died Monday afternoon will be tomorrow at 2 PM at the Camdly residence 300 Duke Street. Interment follows at the Pragbyterian Gem cry with service by Two Hontes and Vols. Harry and Robert P Aitcheson have sold two houses on Princess Street between Fayette Street and Payne Street to John P Matter.
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Harry Catts
Harry Caite
Camdly
Duke
Glock
Harry
Robert P Aitcheson
John P Matter
Princess Streel
Fayette
Payne
Army Orders at Great Lakes Navy Yard Detailing Bids and Personnel
A fragmentary Army Orders report lists projects at North Chicago Great Lakes training station and naval yard bids. It names surgeons assistants and officers, a single bid from Edward Brothers Dredge Company at SL cents per cable yard, and mentions wireless comms with cruiser Newark and transport Logan sailing home from Manila with troops and prisoners.
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Edward Brothers Dredge Company
Sault Ate Marie
Natai
Great Lakes
North Chicago
Tharette
IMPULSE MAKES HER LEAP AT SOUTH BEND MYSTERY
Chicago Sept 17 a 51 cm van occupant leaped from a speeding car near St Marys School and survived with a broken ankle after declaring she would never ride again. The driver claimed no motive beyond the accidental jump as the vehicle sped home amid high speed fears.
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Chicago
South Bend
St Marys School
Mas Conatance
Sermateen
Brayman
Entgit
Disappearance Case Ties to 412 West Thirty-fifth Street
Special log reports Charles Knoblauch claiming his wife Annie and their children vanished from his home and may have left with tenant James Bradley A Donnelly. Donnelly, once a cab driver, was tenant at 421 West Thirty-third Street and later moved with the family to Thirty-third Street while Knoblauch operated a saloon on the ground floor. The case involves potential nonsupport and a ward-to-ward search as Knoblauch suspects Donnelly and his alleged associates.
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Washington Post
New York
Charles Knobslanch
West Thirty-fifth Street
Nation of the
Knoblauch
Donnelly
Tor Donnelly
King
Ace A
Don
Sore Gano
Ralf
Arrest Reveals Fence of Stolen Goods in New York
Police under Inspector McCafferty tracked a gang led by a young tiler named Andrey Exerson. Exerson confessed to robbing Acton Clark of Amalgamated Copper Company, with loot traced to Harry Kallski's Ninth Avenue pawnshop. Detectives recovered paintings, jewelry, and fur garments stolen from Philadelphia’s Craige Lipincott. Lipincott, alerted by inscription on etherware, later identified items at the pawnshop and sent a representative to verify. Exerson is in custody. Kallski faces receiving stolen goods charges awaiting trial.
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Washington
New York
Andrey Exerson
Perth
Central Glove
McCafferty Hays
Everson
Acton Clark
Amalgamated Copper Company
Harry Kallshl
Ninth Avenue
Seventeenth
Crooky Kalislov
Guand
Salvadoran Navy Row Ends Crew Desertion Aboard Sea Fighter
The crew of the steam schooner President abandons ship at Acajutla and returns to San Francisco aboard the City of Para, with Chief Engineer George R Linn walking the wharf and crews resisting interference by gunmen loyal to President Figueroa as tensions rise over joining the Salvadorean navy.
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Salvador
Republic
San Francisco
Cook
President
Thia Port
Para
Acajutla
George R Linnany
Martin Christensen
Harry Benner
C. N Nelson
Figueroa
Eetjilfiegte
Thera
Presiident
Lindsay
Acatulia
Lindsay Promlando
Acajutia
Pata
Carnegie Envisions New York Prosperity Through Progress
Andrew Carnegie praised New York City in a Washington speech, contrasting its water supply, parks, avenues, and subways with European systems. He highlighted long term foresight in public property purchases, the forthcoming central library, and privatized versus municipal control, predicting New York's future as the world’s wealthiest city.
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Washington
Glasgow
Andrew Carmesis
New-York
Mitchell Library
New York
London
Carnegie
Europe
MM York
New Yorks
New Yorka
Jevar
Iola
Pracict
Thair
Torente
Fatally Hurt In Wreck Near Musconetcong Mountain NJ
Early today a train wreck at the tunnel entrance three miles east of the city injured three trainmen and several passengers. Engineer Herbert Gadley and fireman Lester Jinestead were badly hurt and William Wientdt of Beaton died from arm injuries. baggage master William Wientdt also listed. Passengers were transported to New York with injuries including a cut by glass and a dislocated shoulder. Locals at the scene reported numerous wounds from shattered glass and a mountain-side derailment after the locomotive left tracks and struck the mountain. The fireman jumped to lessen his injuries.
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New York
Roth
Train Crews Strike Paralyzes Gulf Line Rail Service
Hawkinsville Georgia September 17 railway workers of the Gulf Line Railroad walked out over overtime pay. No trains ran today as rolling stock remained idle and operations halted across the line. Staunton Virginia September 11 Supreme Court of Appeal heard and transmitted a case involving Rowing Spotty Co and Jordan Angier, with continued proceedings for Hoffman et al and others in a related matter. Richmond action involved retroactive measures.
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Gulf Line Railroad
Hawkinsvile Ga
Tran Crewn
Hawkins Lite Tae
AIF
Apger AL Apte Ronson Rem ‘Staunida Va
Supreme Court of Appeal
Rowiing
Spotty & Co Ve
Jordan Angier
Virginia Wedding in Charlottesville Sep 17
The groom, an engineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, wed Mrs Mary B Brown at high noon in Charlottesville. Rev Dr Henry Wire presided at High Baptist Church. Otis ating MOM Raley served as best man. Mrs McPryor was matron of honor. Coelt Johnson of Panvitkous attended the ceremony.
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Charlottesville
Carsapeake and Ohio Railway
Mary B. Brown
Henry Wire Tribhle
High Birest Baptist Church
Otis Ating Mom Raley
McPryor
Homrble
Coelt Johnson
Panvitkous
Odd Fellows Select Denver for Next Year Meeting
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will meet in Denver next year. Gen Mantes A Raney of Iowa re elected commanding general of the Patriarchs Militant. new insignia described. Grand Secretaries Association elected officers Wickerson of Missouri, Lyman of Ohio. Political notice from Hagerstown mentions State Senator Betts as a candidate for renomination. Movements of naval vessels listed with arrivals and routings to various ports.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
Colorado
St Paul Minn
Denver
Gale
Sovereign ‘Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd
JW Wickerson
Missouri
CC Lyman
Ohio
Ing & King
Ontos Caneada
Robbery at Hickory Grove Leaves Couple Injured
Harvey Cole and his wife were assaulted when three masked men entered their Hickory Grove home. Cole bound and gagged, he felled one attacker with a chair while his wife was struck with a blackjack. The robbers stole cash and valuables and fled. the couple remains seriously injured as police search for suspects.
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Binghamton
Barry
Harvey Cole
Hickory Grove
Mr. Cole
Cole
Woman Lawyer Bertha Goodwin Arrested in Newburyport
Miss Bertha Goodwin, a practicing lawyer in Newburyport and nearby cities, was arrested at her apartment on a Pittsburgh warrant for embex element. She fled toward woods but was captured, wearing men’s clothing, as police pursued in a case described in chaotic dispatches from New York sources.
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Newburyport Mass
Bertha Goodwin
Pittsburyh
Miss Goodwin
Fitlsburg
Chimp Named President Draws Public Curious Attention
Report from Parle dated September 1 notes Prof Metebulkef's experiments on a chimpanzee named Antame aimed at studying appendicitis. The article describes Antame as gaining popularity, with the ape nicknamed the President for a comical, imposing air and a jovial face, attracting widespread public interest.
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Washington Post
Metebulkef
Antoine
Two towns drunkards and a vanished letter tale
An old letter inquiry recalls Huckleberry Finn era figures and Frank Franks, with the townsfolk of Hannibal and a remote judgment in a tale of reform and mischief. Pittsburg names surface as four men tied to a late anti race hall of fame, hinting at dinner talk and quiet curiosity about a long unseen guest.
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Strongpra
Cwao
Bey
Poung Man
Almose
Fila
Capt .Tonkray
Waa
Ag State
Huckleberry Finn
Ana Frank
Christerdem
Finn
Frank
Jimmy
Jon
Pittsbugera
Stork
Pittsburg
Rooneyck
James A Yaniger
Knoxville
RS Lea
Pittsburo Casualty Company
WS Schmidt
WH Brown
Ntorke
Alpe Utthy
Yoniger
Ephone
Yanker
Fragmented Caption on Presidential Speech Sparks Debate
A garbled OCR style item reflects a debate over a presidential speech. Names and clear facts are unreadable, but the fragment hints at controversy surrounding the president and a ceremonial or central event, provoking public reaction.
Greatest of Trick Dogs Captured in Old Chicago Life Tale
A long and fanciful sketch recounts the famed trick dog from Chicago’s private life. The dog trained by the Wartyns performed astonishing feats such as vaulting, chasing toys, and balancing on furniture. The narrative notes her as a devoted mother, lively in performances, even as she cared for her large litter. The piece shifts to a separate report about Boston Tom, the ship’s remarkable cat aboard the Boston, celebrated on its fifteenth anniversary with details of its life aboard the vessel and its close bond with the crew.
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Mingen
Dorothy
Kathleen Wartyn
Cottage Grove
Hargiger
London Bridge
Whiteman
Fazne
Yuniper
Jersey
Boston
Hecarte
Biel
Tom
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Tis, Companion & Gum
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Southern
Quild
Antietam
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Pope
WL Scott
Willa
Saloors
Rockville Maniage License
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Edgar Carpenter
Wetcome
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