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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
11
The trial centers on Constantine denying murder, claiming the woman loved him and threatened elopement. He describes a confrontation in his room after refusing to run away, while prosecutors argue evidence of self defense and the fatal razor incident. The defense portrays Constantine as forced to defend himself.
A dense, OCR damaged funeral page lists numerous obituaries and notices. Names include Alice Bogert, Samuel Pasete, Joan G. Walks, and ERIE MORIZAX with dates around September and September 19. The text mentions interment plans, residences, and church or lodge affiliations, along with officers and attendees.
Thos. A. Costello is announced as rector and head enthalmer at Northeart parish. The notice lists his credentials and position, indicating leadership in the church and related duties within the local community.
Testimony from Constantine claims he was born in New York City and is twenty three. He describes joining the Gentry home and meeting Mrs Gentry who urged he stay, then says she killed herself with a razor after an argument. He fled Chicago fearing misjustice as a stranger and later became linked to letters found in his room.
Home, Sept. 20. On the thirty seventh anniversary of Rome’s occupation by Italian troops and the fall of papal temporal power, Armee guards stationed at the Apostolic Palace and Vatican entrance. Two parades unfold through city streets. Garibaldian veterans in red skirts march, wreaths laid on Victor Emmanuel II and King Humbert’s tomb, anti clerical sentiments appear in a popular parade. Police allowed liberty while suppressing hostility to clergy. King Victor Emmanuel telegraphed Rome thanks, Cardinal Merry del Val relayed Vatican updates. The day saw anti monarchist proclamations and widespread placards urging anti clerical victory ahead of elections.
A garbled health office record lists numerous individuals with varied ages and addresses including Rebecca Gilwon Frank Skidmore U S A General Howl Witttem Ruger John Beck Malchior Ebert Capitol w t Frank Behigt Matic Pappilardo Deorging Hawkins Elizabeth Armatead Mildred Masterson and others. The fragmentary data show ages from months to decades and locations such as Capitol wt Decatur W N J ave Fet aw and 24th a.
A typed notice offering ten dollars daily to murder the rich and burn their homes was posted near Fifth Avenue and Wood Street opposite the Frick Building in Pittsburgh. Police removed fragments as crowds gathered, with detectives scouring the area for the author as the Frick, Carnegie, and court buildings loomed nearby.
New Orleans sends notice that President Roosevelt’s hunting trip to Southern Louisiana next month will include Holt Coltier as guide for the party. Hal Collier will not guide. The expedition seeks cane brake hunts in Louisiana with open alleys between windrows and dogs driven through thickets. Hunters may carry double edged knives for clearing paths and obstacles. Wolves are a hazard in the jungle floor areas. From the Chicago News. Also a brief joke about paying for a marriage ceremony and a child’s question about taste.
Chicago police seek a colored man linked to the death of Mrs. Lilian White Grant a kindergarten teacher at 62 Madison Avenue found dead in her bed with a cloth around her throat and signs of a struggle. The pocketbook was later found in a physician's office and detectives chase a man who did chores nearby while noting the suspect may have acted after planning to move and remove furniture from the home. The murder is believed to have occurred Wednesday night.
A reader recounts stopping coffee after bad headaches and switching to Postum Food Cereal. She shares that home preparation improved taste, led to better energy, and inspired a friend and husband to try it, with both reporting better health. The testimonial ends noting the ad slogan There's a Reason and reference to The Road to Wellville.
New York Sept 20 delegates from waginess organisations will attend a conference in Atlantic City to form a single uniform bill of lading aimed at preventing losses to bankers and merchants from defective bills of lading on shipped merchandise.
A peddler offers pineapples for 18 cents each reminding a San Francisco anecdote from January 1951 about a voyage to Panama and a dozen pineapples sold for a quarter of a dollar. The tale follows through Vallejo Street and Battery Street, where prices rise as locals quickly buy and resell in barter with gold coins and later two more pineapples fetch ten dollars each.
A visitor pauses at a door and remarks on the ease of work. The Hunny man defends his effort as he stocks jokes with a point. A Chicago figure, Wedderly, discusses a widow and his past marriage with Bingletox, noting pursuit after divorce.
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