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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1905

Page

17

Bronx murder mystery grips New York readers

The District is tracking coal wagon driver Joseph Girard as a key suspect in the Gussie Pfeiffer case. Investigators probe a bloody hand bite claim and trace Pfeiffer from her boarding house to the Pelham road vicinity while Girard vanishes amid conflicting evidence and rumors of a drugging incident.

Brial Washington Post New York Bronx Joseph Girard Gussie Pfeffer Pelham Road Gussie McEssary Felham Trail Buehler Lois Mos Mivert Kienur Urak Jq Pfeiffer Chaid Jo- Sup Girard Puente Livy Jay Aolise Flencer Tie Tims Silice Bias Mallen Avzard Jom West Chester Girard G Ine Maten Klener

Licensed to Marry in Say Bure and Baltimore Regions

A garbled list of marriage intentions states Elphanna Tolver and Mary Green Alls Gra with Dura L Henderson of Say Bure County and Fred Bernard with Saran Green. It mentions couples in Baltimore and other cities, including Trenton and Columbia, with scattered names and fragments of notices. The text ends with a September 18, 1905 time reference and a hospital emer gency notice.

Elphanna Tolver Mary Green Gra Aid Dura L Henderson Say Bure County Fred Bernard Saran Green Franz Carrol Kya Janey Casrled J Fisher Altice Gill Charles L. Holler Agnes S. Francia Baltimore John E. McFarland Ida V Bevans Benny Turner Emma Jones Wile H Waring Hellen Webb William H Wright Trenton Lola Brackley Columbia Peter Brooks Nettie Crawford Alley Patrick Elmina James James J. Butler Mary H Webb Oxon Mel John Johnson Ada Tibbs Aaron Wilson Nettia Dixon James J. Kirkland New York City Es.eile BM. Marshall Vienna John Brrigo Emelte Spadaro Kerman T. Harris Lou R. Matley

Health Office Record Deaths Reported Through September 18

Health office record lists numerous deaths with names and addresses including Bently Allen Garfield Hospital 4 years Marle Duckett 418 Hichard won 3 months Frederick Emig Ep is throat and Bar Hoop 8 years Francis Jackson 1249 26th st ow 5 years Mary L. Johnson 706 7th st ne 73 years William H Locklear 1716 st ave 5 days Menla Stack Casualty Hospital 63 years Philip Thomas 2035 36th st 2 1 month Richard Toor 359 Dixons ot aw 1 year Hester Tuchaoa 218th st aw 64 years Eva D Welter Garfield Hospital 24 years Hattie Wilking 1755 Bth st aw 13 months Infant of Burma Young 704 éth et aw 80 min.

Bently Allen Garfield Hospital Marle Duckett Hichard Frederick O Emig Francis Jackson 26Th St Mary L. Johnson 7Th St Ne Richard To Dixons Hester Tuchaoa Eva D Welter Hattie Wilking Burma Young

Deputy Assassin Target Shocks Frostburg Maryland

West Virginia born deputy McClain, armed by Gov Warfield at Consolidation Coal request, narrowly escaped an assassination in Frostburg Maryland. Gunman fled. children nearby unharmed but McClain wounded in the hand. UMW protests against four deputies including three nonresidents. Large meeting of 2,000 called yesterday amid coal region tensions and threats of a strike if deputies remain.

Washington Post Frostburg R. L. MccLain West Virginia Warfield Consolidation Coal Company Porter Boarding House Canter Street McLain United Mine Workers Mov

Pirates Fly Black Flag Off Chicago Yacht Club

A sailing craft faced off against Douglas Yacht Club members near Thirty-third Street Chicago with a black flag and armed crew. After a half-hour chase and hand-to-hand clashes, police arrived as the pirates fled in a yawl. Officers suspect youthful burglars from south of Hyde Park, long sought for robberies.

Chicago Rept. Is Thirty-third Street Douglas Chub Yacht Club Hyde Park

Farewell to Consul Given a Silver Loving Cup

Berlin September 18 A farewell dinner in Berlin under the American Association of Commerce and Trade honored retiring American consul general Frank H. Mason who will be succeeded by John K. Gowdy as consul general in Paris. Ambassador Charlemagne Tower and Privy Councillor Goldberger spoke about U S Germany ties and urged reciprocity to ease tariff tensions amid a strong bid for continued commercial harmony. The event reflected shared interests and hopes for a fair, mutually beneficial trade relationship without disrupting decades of peaceful cooperation.

Berlin American Association of Commerce and Trade Berln Mason F. Heasenberg Charlemagne Tower Roosevelt William von Koerner Department of Foreign Commerce Foreign Office Germany United States Goldberger Herr Goldberger McKinley Ambassador Tower Mason J

British Prisoner Free After Shanghai Custody Dispute

Shanghai reports the British vice consul Wei secured release of a Chinese-descent British railroad employee tortured by a Quinsan magistrate. Wei traveled to Quinsan last Friday, and returned with the freed prisoner who was held by Chinese authorities. The magistrate responsible for the torture was subsequently imprisoned.

Shanghai Wei Quinsan Shanghai-Hankow

Chaffee Entertained at Paris by French War Minister

Paris Sept 18 Minister of War Berteaux and Mme Berteaux hosted lunch for Lieut Gen Adna F. Chaffee and party. The American party included officers and officials as guests of state during the visit to the French capital.

Paris Berteaux Mme Adna Chaf

French American military reception decorates ministry of war

Brig. Gen J Franklin Bell Brig Gen William Crozier and their wives and staffs at the ministry of war were guests of honor in a handsomely decorated hall. A representative of President Loubet cabinet ministers officers ambassadors and army navy officials attended. The band of the Republican Guard played music and exchanges of amenities occurred between French and American officers and officials.

King reviews muster of Scots volunteers at Edinburgh

King Edward and a royal party witnessed nearly 40 000 Scotch volunteers pass in review at Kings Park Edinburgh before Holyrood Palace. Sir Thomas Lipton, honorary colonel of the Second Lanarkshire Engineers, was thrown from his horse during the march past but sustained only minor facial injuries.

Edinburgh Scotland Flodden Edward Holyrood Palace Duke of Connaught Kings Park England War Office Thomas Lipton Second Lanarkshire Engineer Thomas

Packers Attack Indictment Grounds in Illinois Jury Case

Seventeen meat packers and others indicted in a federal grand jury case attack the juror impaneling and service claims. They argue the jury was drawn before redistricting and that John Murray was improperly served, with stenographer presence and note writing cited as grounds. Aimed at Northern and Eastern divisions of Illinois, the plea was filed after a long conference.

Chicago Preas John Murray Illinois B. Morrison John 8. Miller Packers Kankakee County Murray Murr

Oldest Shoe Drummer B Reed Dies in Brooklyn

Funeral services were held for B Reed, oldest shoe drummer in the United States, at his Brooklyn home. Reed, who began as a traveling salesman in the 1840s, was part of a family named alphabetically by an eccentric father who stopped at M. Survived by a sister C and a brother D, Reed died at eighty five.

Washington Post New York B Reed United States Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn Reed Slater Edwin George Mr. Reed

Masked robbers blast safe in Amboy N J heist

Four masked men storm the Amboy division office of the Public Service Corporation in Perth Amboy New Jersey early today bound gagged the watchman and blew open the safe taking more than 3600. The crime is described as the boldest in years as police hunt the experts behind the daring job. The watchman, a married man, was nearly suffocated before a breathing hole was cut in the bag. A passing officer saw four men fleeing but captured none.

Perth Amboy N. J

Bechtel Pleads Guilty to Arson in Drug Store Fire

Ohio business man Dr Hi mer B Bechtel of Lodi Ohio has pleaded guilty to arson and received a one year sentence in the Ohio penitentiary. Indicted on testimony of a former salesman who reported several suspicious fires while employed for Bechtel in North Baltimore. Bechtel allegedly set fire to drug stock owned there by him and his deceased brother.

Ohio Bowling Green Chile Himer B Bechtel Lodi Baltimore

Explosion Death Roll Grows in Avon Fire

The Avon Connecticut explosion death toll at the Climax Fuse Company works has risen to thirteen. Michael Canfield aged fifty and Mrs Tada Wild twenty died since Saturday. Four other injured remain in critical condition as of today.

Avon, Conn Climax Fuse Company Michael Canfield Tada Wild

The Walls of Jericho At National Theatre Review

Mr James K Hackett stars in Alfred Sutro’s Australian set drama The Walls of Jericho at the National. The play follows Jack Frobisher a wealthy Queenslander returning to England to cleanse a corrupt circle led by the Marquis de Steventon and Lady Althea. Strong support from W J Ferguson Miss Mannering and William K Harcourt frames a nuanced performance arc.

James K. Hackett Jericho la Mancha National Alfred Sutro London Althea Marquis de Steventon Harry Dallas Frobisher Marquis Lord Drayton Australia Dudgeon Dallas England Aithea Tondon Mr. Heckett W. J. Ferguson Marquis de Steverton Mr. Ferguson William K. Harcourt Bannister Lady Westerby Mra Dellenbaugh Lady Lacy Dereham May Blayney Mids Owen Baxter Bertram Hannaford Fred. F. Schrader

Swamp Root Offer Promises Free Sample Bottles

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles and offers a free sample bottle and pamphlet by mail to readers who mention the Washington Daily Post. The nearby theater review compliments a Washington production of Woodland at the Columbia Theatre praising its music, cast and staging.

Dr. Kilmer

The Inspector from Kansas and Holmes at Lafayette Square

A two part theatre note praises Chase's vaudeville sketch The Inspector from Kansas with Olive May and J W Albaugh Jr for bright comedy and skilled performances. It also reviews Errol Dunbar as Sherlock Holmes at the Lafayette Square Opera House, lauding his faithful portrayal, strong support, and the dramatic company’s handling of the melodramatic thriller.

Kansas J. W. Albaugh, Jr Olive May Chase's Francis Taylor Inspector Mr. Albaugh E. K. Spalding Alexandre Mirret Adolf Glosa Pierne Suwanee River Sophie Burnham Kentucky Mafia Nick Long Idalene Cotton Miss Cotton Clifton Cain Errol Dunbar Eee Holmes Lafayette Square Opera House William Gillett Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes Lafayette Dunbar Faulkner Holmes Charles J. Edmunds Morarity Harry Dickeson Forman Joseph Allenton

Santley stars in A Runaway Boy at the Academy of Music

Joseph Santley headlined A Runaway Boy at the Academy of Music last night with Ma thilde Weffing as Madge Larrabee and Leora Spellman as Alice Faulkner. The circus third act wowed the crowd as Harry Reynolds flees his miserly uncle while outwitting foes to inherit a fortune. The production features realistic barn and circus scenes and strong supporting turns from Burr Carruth Pearl KE Abbott and Frederick R Seaisa.

Sid Prince Owen Martin Billy Mathilde Weffing Adventuress Madge Larrabee Distinctive Leora Spellman Alice Faulkner Holmes Joseph Santley Academy of Music Hin~ Doo Harry Burr Carruth Pearl KE Abbott Frederick R. Seaisaae

Reilly and Wood's Burlesque at the Lyceum

Reilly and Wood's Burlesque Company plays Kernan's Lyceum Theater this week. The veteran troupe fills the house with Pat Reilly and fellow comedians in a program of farce songs dances and vaudeville sketches including Simon Simple and Simple Simon the Golden Ballet and a raucous afterpiece titled A Hot Time at Reilly's.

Reilly Wood Kernans Lyceum Pat Reilly Simon Mr Fern Ira Messner Kennedy Vans Revere Ristera Golden Ballet Reno Smith Rice Prevost Frank Orth Harry 8S Fern Reilly's

Exchange of parasites for moth warfare between Europe and America

Boston Sept 18 Dr L O Howard returned to Boston after a European trip to collect and ship parasites to suppress Gypsy and brown tail moths He announced an agreement in which Europe will ship the needed insects to the United States in exchange for American parasites required abroad.

America Boston L. O. Howard Europe Massachusetts

Toledo Man Confesses to Forging Checks in Hotel Fraud

William Hunter, arrested in Detroit on a visit, was brought to Toledo on charges of defrauding a hotel. He confessed to forging checks drawn on his father, a prominent businessman. The case ties to alleged complicity in Denver election frauds.

Toledo Unio Willam Hunter Detroit Denver Hunter

Color Line in Chicago Faces Race Saloon Ban by Detectives

Special to The Washington Post Chicago reports a raid in the Black Belt where detectives led by Dodd barred white men and women from Negro saloons and banned racial mingling. Proprietor Pony Moore, a long time First Ward power, runs a large saloon, restaurant, gambling house, and hotel implicated in the edict.

Black Belt Washington Post Chicago Re Levee Collins Pony Moore Detectre Dodd Moore

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