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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
37
Constantine testifies he feared for his life as he allegedly killed in his room after he refused to elope. He says the woman was infatuated and loved him, while prosecutors argue a planned attack and self defense claim. The trial covers motive, intent, and whether the act was self defense or murder.
The page lists multiple funeral notices and obituaries for individuals including Alice Bogert Samuel Pasete Joan G Walks and others. It notes interment details, relatives invited, and affiliations with organizations and communities in Savannah Washington and nearby regions. Names, dates, and locations are given, alongside ceremonial details and attendee instructions.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Thos A Costello in roles rector and entalmer, with garbled terms suggesting livery or conveyance. No clear event or context is readable beyond names and titles.
Constantine, claiming Italian royal lineage and age twenty three, testified about his arrival to the city and involvement with the Gentry family. He described discovering Mrs. Gentry in the act of cutting her throat, his subsequent flight, and eroding alibi details amid cross examination and introduced letters showing devotion from Mrs. Gentry to her husband.
Home Sept 20. Armæan troops guard entrances to the Apostolic Palace and the Vatican as Garibaldian veterans march in two parades. Anti clerical sentiment remains unarmed while proclamations and placards surface. King Victor Emmanuel sends felicitations. Cardinal Merry del Val communicates with the Vatican. Separate item notes a South Dakota passenger fare reduction effective Oct 15 and lists multiple local individuals.
A garbled health office record lists numerous individuals with varying ages and addresses. Names include Rebecca K. Gilwon Frank F Skidmore U S A General Howl and John Beck among others with ages ranging from months to years and mixed street descriptors. The fragmentary data references addresses such as 10a th at and 120 at oe and Capitol wt with years noted as well.
A typed anarchist notice offering ten dollars a day to kill the rich and burn their homes was posted on a fence by the Frick property on Fifth Avenue. Police swarmed the area, detained witnesses, and photographed suspected anarchists after the notice was torn down. no one saw who posted it.
New Orleans reports President Roosevelt will hunt in Souther Louisiana next month with Holt Coltier as guide. John M Parker arrives from Mississippi as another party member. Hal Collier will not guide. Expedition aims for cane brake terrain with tall windrows and dense thickets. hunting likely on horseback with double edged knives.
Mrs Lilan White Grant a Chicago public school kindergarten teacher was found dead in her Madison Avenue home with a linen cord around her neck. Police seek a colored man who did chores nearby. authorities note a break in neck bones and fingers marks.
A reader shares a testimonial of leaving coffee for Postum Food Cereal, claiming improved health and energy. She recounts advising her husband to quit coffee, noting his hospital visits for indigestion and his later improvement after switching to Postum, with both noting better eating and overall well being.
New York reports delegates from waginess organisations will attend a conference in Atlantic City on Monday to draft a standardized bill of lading. The aim is to reduce losses for bankers and merchants arising from defective shipping documents and misrepresentation of merchandise.
A peddler offered pineapples for 18 cents each, recalling early San Francisco trade. A passenger bought a dozen for a quarter of a defisr, landing at Vallejo Street with six left after transit. A quick resale followed, selling two fruits for $10, ending with a boast of earning $6 and still having one pineapple for supper.
A visitor questions a joke maker about his work as he weighs the ease of crafting humor. The Hunny man defends the craft and notes the mental strain, while a Chicago correspondent recalls Wedderly noting a widow and the pursuit that led to marriage.
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