Pursuit of Girard Linked to Pfeiffer Killings in Peakskill
Police believe Joseph Girard, suspected murderer of Gussie Pfeiffer, is tied to three killings including Elizabeth Davis and a soldier. Detectives inspect vessels in the Sound and mount a concerted mountain search with a posse of about fifty.
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Gil
Yota
Washington
New York
Joseph
Gussie Pfeifte
theSpitzenberg
Peenskill
Ofer Plank
Hudson River
Sergi Price
Sheriis
Perkskill
Price
Girard
Contersville
Peeks Kil
John Buchanan
Bucharan
Hindoo
Waluima Mackay
Rheid Priffer
Pale Seabury
Peeks- Ro
Sergt Price
Peeksmols Petaty Geeges Soarrell
Murphy
Burke
Seabat
Peekskill
Seabury
Long Island Sound
Gildea
Misa Pfeiffer
Gussie Pfeiffer
Elizabeth Davis
Joseph Days
West 114Th Street
Wallkill River
Middletown
Pfeiffer
Bronx
Gidea
Untitled Historical Patient Ages Fragment
Fragmentary OCR from a historical office record lists numerous ages and notes. Names and places are partially garbled but include ages such as 79, 68, 74, and references to months and years. The legible entries hint at a registry of individuals, ages, and possibly hospital or civil records without coherent narrative.
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Sears
Arl Ayton
Sprat
Lee Whars
Berter
Beva
Wison Gos
Es SS
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Prices
Notices list marriage and death insertions available across major papers with standard charges. It notes no extra fee for telegraphic transmission and mentions several publications including New York Times and Public Ledger among others.
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Washton
NEW York Times Etston Ulube
LE Rier Cing Mate Esquirer
AGU
Heald Prilaklpala Public Ledger
Filset
Ku Dispatch Phovipence Journal
Hester Herald
Lotiss Republic
FT Paul
Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cles Sland Flaln
Francis H Peabody Dead at Bevett Cove Banker 84
Francis T Peabody, senior partner at Kidder Peabody & Co, died suddenly of heart disease at his Bevett Cove home. Born October 9, 1831 in Springfield, he rose from clerk at Thayer & Brother to head of the firm and later director of United States Steel Company. He leaves a son Frank and an unmarried daughter.
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Francis T. Peabody
Beston
Kidder Peabody & Co
Bevett, Cove
Pebody
Peabody
Boston
Kidder, Peabody Company
Framig H Peabody
Spring
Kidder
Col Peabody
United States Steel Company
Frank H. Peabody
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Peace Pact Repudiation Urged by Imperial University Professors
Tokyo Sept 2. More than forty memorials to the throne condemn the peace treaty urging non ratification as it would erase the war's purpose and humiliate Japan. Editions denounce limits on fortifying Soya Straits as the greatest national humiliation, provoking editorials and political opposition.
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Imperial University
Soya Straits
Tokyo
Hst Owme
Katsura
Japan
Asahi
Gen Sakuma
Barracouta Seized Near Sakhalin By Japanese
News briefs record the American steamer Barracouta captained by Curtis seized north of Sakhalin while sailing from San Francisco toward Nikolayevsk. Other items note Sir Michael Hicks Beach visiting Japan, a Savoy Highlands concert series by the Naval Gun Factory Band, obituaries for local residents Doonan and Savaras, will filings for probate, and the appointment of Sherwood A. Moseman as fourth class postmaster at Hollow, N. J.
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Sakhalin
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Curtis
Nikolaievysk
Michael Hicks- Beach
Singapore
Japan
the Highlands
United States Realty Company
Naval Gun Factory
Prof Moody
Catherine McGuinon
Henry Blair
Dennis McInerny
Hannah Bartlett
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May Edna Praton
William Hor
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Joseph Preston Felix Fountain
Ide
Jennie Dorsey
Ruth
Gertrude Johnman
Annie Dorey
James Syphes
Kunigunda Fedarwisch
Edward Freck
Victor Frank
Harry Frank
Mary Branson
Edith Pedarwisch
Joseph Hiller
John Branson
Sherwood A. Moseman
Hollow
Annis
Bonaparte Expected to Become Attorney General Next Year
A high government official says Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte will succeed William H. Moody as Attorney General next year if President Roosevelt does not alter his plans. Bonaparte left Washington for Baltimore and declined to discuss his future. Rumor places George von L. Meyer, the U S ambassador to Saint Petersburg, as a possible Navy replacement, but no confirmation exists.
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Roosevelt
Cretary
Charles J. Bonaparte
Department of Justice
Wiliam H. Moody
Bonaparte
Washington
Batimore
Navy Department
Navy
George von L. Meyer
St Petersburg
France
Venezuela
Hay
von Holleben
Emperor William
Germany
United States
Secretary Root to Arrive in Washington Next Week
Secretary of State Root is due in Washington next week possibly with Robert Bacon who may take the oath of office then. Loomis retirement date is not announced but turnover to Bacon is expected around October 1 with anticipated staffing changes in the department.
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Arive
Washington
Root
Robert Bacon
Francis B. Loomis
Loomis
Bacon
President's trip to South invites visit to Wilmington
A telegram signed by W B Cooper, president of Wilmington Merchant Association, invites President Roosevelt to visit Wilmington on October 20, staying several hours before heading to Greensboro. Other telegrams urge the visit. officials cite yellow fever concerns and Frost records as factors in securing safe travel.
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Washington Post
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N.C
W B. Cooper
Merchants' Association
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Raleigh
Greensboro
North Carolina
N. C
North Carolina Guards
Bnstol
Tenn
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Bristol Board of Trade
Marine Hospital Service
New Orleans
Marine Hospital
England gets contracts for Russian navy shipbuilding
New York report says Russia will build its entire new navy in Great Britain including battleships cruisers torpedo boat destroyers and torpedo boats. Charles R Flint says no big contracts let in England except one cruiser to Maxim and Americans will get a share when awards are made.
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Washington Post
New York
Great Britain
Charles M. Schwab
Europe
Schwab
America
Charles R. Flint
St Petersburg
Navy
Mr. Flint
England
Maxim
Whipped Child in Indian Territory faces death
Rufus Binyon, a 34? year old Negro, is sentenced to death in Ardmore Indian Territory for the murder of his eight year old step daughter May Hawthorne. He whipped the child to death near Ray, Oklahoma in May and attempted to cremate the body in a fireplace. The mother interrupted the act. Bishop Arnett appealed to President Roosevelt to spare him, but the President refused interference.
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Negro
Indian Territory
Ardmore
Rufus Binyon
Ray
May Hawthorne
Binyon
Bishop Arnett
Ohio
Roosevelt
Boston Woman's Dissected Body Found in Suitcase
Boston police probe a headless torso found in a suitcase from Boston harbor at Winthrop. No arrest yet as investigators seek identity, suspect links to a hospital operation, and possible missing women from Fall River and nearby offices.
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Boston
Winthrop
Fall River
Harris
Neal
State Polie
Hoston
E. J. Cummings
Josiah Cummings & Son
Change in Pay Days For Government Clerks
Secretary Shaw announces a new rule requiring payroll certifications to await the actual pay period end. Ghost payments will move to the 3rd and 17th of each month, disrupting the routine and likely drawing local criticism. Disbursing Officer Evans says past early certifications did not cause losses, but the change burdens employees and halts pre Christmas and Decoration Day payments.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
George W Evans
Interior Department
Chinaman Fever Victim Found Hidden in Joss House
New Orleans reports a yellow fever case with a Chinese victim named Lee Ning found dead in a joss house on Elk Place. Inspectors note new cases today total 37 and overall totals 2 762 with 369 deaths and 15 new foci.
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Joss House
New Orleans
Lee Ning
Josta
Elk Place
No Fever in Havana Denied by Cuban Health Officer
Surgeon General Wyman received Cuban health board's reply denying yellow fever in Havana or Vedado. Only three malaria deaths last month and many dengue cases among those immune and nonimmune to yellow fever. No deaths in recent weeks. Komura to leave for Japan after improving health. travel planned to Vancouver September 27 and October 7 voyage aboard Empress of India.
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Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
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Superior Board of Health of
Cuba
Vedado
Komura
Japan
New York
Baron Komura
British Columbia
Baron
Tus
Vancouver
Castro defiant as talks plan to ease pending disputes
A Paris, Caracas dispatch reports a defiant stance amid ongoing foreign friction. France warns of firm measures while awaiting exchanges with Washington on mutual interests. Venezuelan authorities cite court rulings against the French Cable Company and brief protests by M. Taigny as a personal grievance.
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Washington
M. Jusserand
United States
New York
Havre
Caracas
M. Taigny
Cherge D'Affaires
M Brun
M. Talguy
Charge D'Affaires
Maigny
Free Hand for France Faces Venezuela Tensions
Washington officials expect an inevitable rupture between France and Venezuela over Caracas annulling the French Cable Company concession, closing offices, expelling its manager, and severing ties with the French chargé d’affaires. France may press a reply after Ambassador Jusserand arrives in Washington while the United States signals no interference if France avoids permanent territorial gains.
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Venezuela
Caracag
Washington
Roosevelt
M. J. J. Jusserand
United States
Paris
Foreign Office
New York
Oyster Bay
White House
M. Jusserand
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Venezuelan
Ambassador Jusserand
Neutral stance amid Franco Venezuelan issues and Chicago printing dispute
The piece discusses U S neutrality toward Franco if French troops occupy Venezuelan soil and the Monroe doctrine limits Washingtons actions. It also reports the Allied Printing Trades Council in Chicago backing printers against the Chicago Typotheta and details nine firms signing the union agreement during talks.
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Chicago
Allied Printing Trades Council
Chicago Typotheta
Chicago Pypographical Union
The
Typographical Union
Limited reproductions of valued work offered through The Washington Post
Reproductions printed by photo lithographic process from the same plates as the Congress edition, bound in red leather with gilt tooling, available to Post readers via the Thomas Jefferson Department. Copies may be examined at The Post Business Office, with price and further Bible details sent upon coupon submission with name and address.
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Congress
Thomas Jefferson Department
Washington Post
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