Brokers Stay in Jail as Court Calls Action Outrage
Jared Flagg and five associates were arrested on charges of using the mails to defraud investors. Flagg insists profits averaged 50 percent yearly and were earned honestly through legitimate stock trades. Former U S Treasurer Darell Morgan also comments on the arrest, calling it an outrage and urging the court to act without delay. The group faces bail recall with expected release tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Jared Flagg
New York
United States
Darell Morgan
James
Schork
Mlage
Wan
Terday Oon
Bave
Flagg
Railway to Be Financed by Washington Capital
An electric railway company formed in Delaware City Delaware will be financed by Washington capital. The Federal Storage Battery Company of Wilmington will hasten the move toward construction. W R Brown and J A Waring of Washington, along with battery company reps, have been in Delaware arranging details. The line will be controlled by Washington interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware City
Del
Washington Capital
Federal Storage Battery Company
W R Brown
J. A Waring
Washington
Battery Company
Delaware
Death notices and obituaries from a 1911 to 191? era
A batch of brief obituary notices and funeral details for individuals in the Washington DC area. Entries name the deceased, often age, residence, and funeral arrangements with dates in late September. Many notices list relatives, church or hospital affiliations, and burial locations such as Glenwood Cemetery or Congressional Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Henry C Inrvoe
Mere Whilam N Thompson
C Street
Davidson
Kearney Street
Robe
Hugibeth
Robert du Ldson
Tirslas
Philadelphia
Evans
George Westinescon
Uniey Hospital
Emma Dynes
Lee
Pennsylvania Dortiovest
Tincatn
Malis- Surry
Mass
Reardener
Rhatls Town
Tupaday
Wit
Cherysthencas
Clara Nichoes Heller
Venta
Glenwood
Ati BA Om
Saml
Hierthand
Fala Teo
E Street
Siath
Sev
Congressional Cemetery
Jennie Rowidus
Dash Po Moore
Glen- Wed Cemetery
New Philadelphia
MUDD
Adeniy
Oat
Sibley dHas
Frether Sen
Serger
Sloane Noth
Frening
Welborn
Noone
Newport
Root
New Aero in Wreck Foulois to Teach Militia
The Army aviation field at College Park saw a new biplane built by Dr. Christmas suffer a ground crash when loosened guy wires tangled the propellers. Captain Foulois, among the first aviation officers, is to teach militia guardsmen the art of flight, with Lieut Kennedy in charge during a staffing transition after the accident. G. S. Mill led the Curtiss crew supervising the test flight prior to repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Els
Curtiss
G. 5. Mill
Tum
Rex Smith
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Paul Peck
Peck
Chambersburg
Government Aviation
Frank M Kennedy
Chandler
New York
Benjamin D. Foulois
Tle
Fort Myxer
Forlota
Rodgers Aero Wrecks in Jamestown Collision
Jamestown reports aviator Galbath P Rodgers following a coast to coast attempt crashes his biplane near Red House after taking off from Hornell 99 miles away. He and a passenger are unhurt, plane damaged, repairs planned. Separate note from Volta City: aviator Robert Fowler abandons crossing attempt after engine trouble near a Sierra pass, crash in meadow posting injuries and engine failure. he plans another try tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Galbath Po Rodgers
Roday
Avatar Robert G Fowlers
Sierras
Aviators Fly With Mails in Novelty Relay Race
New York aviation meet at Nassau boulevard featured a mail relay with 15 pounds per flyer from Karl Oryington and Sopwith to Mineola, no prizes awarded officially. Miss Matilda Moisant rose to 1200 feet in a monoplane while Eugene Ed in a biplane trailed Sopwith in a 1 mile speed trial. Grahame White and Sopwith won the relay, with Grahame White taking the 20 mile cross country in 17 minutes 525 seconds and Ely, Beatie, and Grahame-White posting top starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nassau Boulevard
Karl Oryington
Sopwith
United States
Aviation
Mineola
Grahame-White
White
Ely
Beatie
Grahame- White
British airship wrecked at Barrow in Furness after shed exit
London reports the first naval air ship built by Vickers for about 400000 fell to pieces while leaving its shed at Barrow in Furness. It had never flown since May 22 test, gas intact, crews rescued as center framework buckled under light wind. Gasoline leakage prompted safety warnings as salvage work continued. Kokovsev appointed premier in St Petersburg and retains finance portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vickers, Sons & Maxim
Bartow-In-Furness
Admiralty
Vickers
Beaten Man 54 Years Old Attacked in City Streets
Daniel Hubbley of Thirty sixth and M streets northwest was found unconscious on Third Street near Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues around 2 am. He suffered a cut scalp and facial injuries with possible skull fracture. He remains unconscious at Casualty Hospital as police search for his assailants. He had no money and his shoes were missing. Identification was made from fetters in his pockets. Police suspect highwaymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hubbley
Thirty-sixth
Casualty
Third Street
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Alexandria Police Vacancy Attracts Limited Applicants
Washington Post bureau reports that the Alexandria police vacancy at $60 monthly has attracted many applicants but none meet weight height or mental criteria. The board will meet to review the experiment with a required handwritten application and in-person mental exam. Also noted are census effects on state funding for schools and an assault case involving William Rollins who remains hospitalized after two attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bireau
King Street
Alexandria
Police Board
Kaen
Wiliam H. Rolling
Alfred and
Wolfe Streets
Alexandria Hostital
Chief of Police
Goods
Rollins
Far East
Rector Returns to Pulpit After Weeks of Illness
Rev. George F. Dudley of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Mount Pleasant preached yesterday for the first time since an accident caused lameness. Services are planned in the new church on the first Sunday in November, though completion is not yet finished. Sunday school classes resumed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Dudley
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Mount Pleasant
Navy secretary Meyer targets bold naval reforms after abroad study
Secretary Meyer’s overseas trip informs plans for a larger fleet and faster battleship cruisers, the elimination of wasteful yards, and higher rank officers. Washington naval officers expect first hand foreign practices to shape reforms, including streamlined administration and stricter discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Kiowing M . Meyer
Washington
United States Navy
England
Europe
United States
France
Caisson Target For Torpedo Tested Near Pig Point
An experimental caisson built to resemble a battleship one side and a cruiser the other will be destroyed near Pig Point after late completion. A torpedo from the cruiser Montgomery will strike the target along a cable first at the battleship armor section and then at the cruiser armor. Heavy coal bunkers are to reinforce the armor, with Pig Point serving as ballast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norfolk
Virginia Capes
Pig Point
Montgomery
Plg Tren
Suspect Spies In Navy Case In Quincy Factory
Secret service officials investigate Joseph A Barraja Frauenfelder a draftsman at Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy Mass charged with selling naval secrets. Naval officials have for six months suspected foreign spies among battleships and naval stations. A rigid probe will begin next week with a Navy Department representative arriving to lead the inquiry. The suspect was released on a $2000 bond and denies the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Joseph A. Barraja-Frauenfelder
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
Navy Department
Hunter Shot for Deer Near Bryants Station
John Dam an Adirondack hunter from Belmont Center was mistaken for a deer by John Mannetts of Plattsburg and shot in the left breast while on West Mountain six miles south of Bryants Station. Dam will survive. Mannetts fired after seeing a white spot in the brush, later identified as Dam’s hunting shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Utica
John Dam
Belmont Center
John Mannetts
Plattsburg
Dam
West Mountain
Bryants Station
Cam
Mannetts
Mr. Dam
Death of Mrs Clara Boudinot Widow of Col E C Boudinot
Mrs Clara Boudinot widow of Col E C Boudinot Indian lawyer and poet died recently at Fort Smith Arkansas. She had been an invalid for years and was buried beside her husband in Oak Cemetery. Her mother Mrs L M Minear and sister Mrs Winchell were with her. Col Boudinot, Cherokee, represented Indians at Washington and was the first Indian lawyer admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Boudinot
Col
E. C. Boudinot
Fort Smith
Ark
Ambassador Guild offers condolences on Stolypin death
Curtis Guild Jr the American ambassador to Russia returns from vacation in Switzerland to Moscow to convey condolences for Prime Minister Stolypin's assassination and standby for any needs. George Post Wheeler becomes chargé d'affaires during Guild's absence. John B Jackson resumes Havana post en route to new Bulgarian Romanian and Serbian duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Stolypin
Curtis Guild, Jr
St. Petersburg
Guild
Switzerland
George Post Wheeler
John B. Jackson
Cuba
Havana
Bulgaria
Roumania
Servia
New Star For Horse Show Arrives In New York
Miss Loula Long of Kansas City announces she will exhibit at the Madison Square Garden horse show opening November 18. Her show string is valued at 250000 dollars and she owns an 80000 dollar stable to house the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loula Long
Kansas City
New York
Madison Square Garden
Middle West
26 Hurt In Atlanta Streetcar Crash At Woodward And Hill
In Atlanta early tonight a streetcar crowded with churchgoers ran off the track at Woodward avenue and Hill street, overturning and injuring twenty six. Four may be fatally hurt including Miss Hattie Belle Lunsford and three others. witnesses blame motorman M J Sitchcomb for not slowing for the turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Woodward Avenue
Hill Street
Hattie Belle Lunsford
G. G. Coppedge
Griffin
Evan Harris
W. Sears
Katie Nealy
Norine Sears
Marie Sears
Edward Bassemer
Jennie Blake Coppedge
Julia Coppedge
Griffin, Ga
M. J. Sitchcomb
Five Williamsport Residents Escape Auto Crash at Brinkerhoff
Five Williamsport residents survived a car crash near Brinkerhoff while driving in from Fishkill Landing New York. Owner driver William J King and Mrs Gilmore suffered serious injuries as the auto misrouted into a private entrance, vaulted a fence and tumbled down a 15 foot embankment. Two others were injured lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Williamsport
Brinkerhoff
William J. King
Walter ¢. i Gilmore
Otto Leeds
King
Mr. King
Mrs. Gilmore
Earthquake Roils Riobamba Ecuador Residents Flee
Four strong earthquakes rocked Riobamba Chimborazo province causing panic and building collapses. In Guaranda near Riobamba, walls caved in while residents fled to streets. The tremors, linked to Tunguragua volcano, followed an 1797 quake that reshaped Riobamba. Population about 18,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Riobamba
Chimborazo
Guaranda
Bolivar Province
Riabamba
Tunguragua
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Miller
Barry Dollarsm
Stock Exchange
Coldthite -Rabbitt
J.ms. Lie C Guldtewalfe
Plorence L. Rabbitt
Bend
M. J. Falvey
F and
Eleventh Streets
U. S
Daniel N Morgan
Frederick Tenn Sof Meely
EL Kincaid
Post Office
Foulois
Army Aviation Headquarters
Air National Guard
Aviator
Fowler
W. R. Pumphrey & “Son
Marsland
Rockville
Geier‘s Sons
Seventh ST
Modern Chapel
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William: Lee
Modest Prives
Yennemania Ave
Balmers
R. F. Harvey
Mos
Thoen Clements
J James T. Clements
Pring
West R. Clements Sons
Thos
Sergeon
Succerson
CATN
M. Hindle
Pbmbalmer
Asw
Grematton
Ovington and
Navy
Kokovseff
von Kokovseff
Fle
Ministry of Finance
M. Kokovseff
Stely- bin At
Klef
Kalon Wine CO
TAOS
J. ¥. Williams
Carroll Pierce
W A. Smoot, Jr
Hunter
Deer
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
San Francisco
H Street
Manhattan Laundry Co
Fla. Ave
11Th Street
THE
Moses
W. B. Moses & Sons
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