Acting Gov Guild Likely to Apologize in Gurney Case
Washington telegram informs on filing of Third Secretary Gurney of the British Embassy by Judge Phelps at Lee Massachusetts. Acting Gov Guild, with Assistant Attorney General Nash, reviews the dispatch as the State Department and Department of Justice instruct District Attorney to investigate.
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Gov. Guild
Phelps
State Department
Department of Justice
Boston
Washington
Gurney
Lee
Mass
Executive Department
Statehouse
Gov Guild
Gov Bates
Nash
Atlee
Washington, D. C
John S. Bates
Massachetta
Hls Phelps
Law Felice Court
United States
Alvey A Adee
State House
Curtis Guild
S. Phelps
Special Justice
Massachusetts
Mie
Commonwealth
Cape
Curtis Gliad, Jr
Gev Guild
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Policy
Notice states that marriage and death notices printed in The Washington Post can be inserted and telegraphed to multiple papers at no extra charge. Newspapers listed include New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Inquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Post-Standard Syracuse Post Standard Pioneer-Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer. Released notices may appear in all listed morning newspapers upon application.
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NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati
Donqirfr
Chicaco Record-Herald
Alexander Mitchell
Frank Snider
Miles Hoffman
Joseph Mullenaux
John Corbett
Philadelphia
John J Mitchell, Jr
Boston
T. E Connor
Westfield
Mass
H. M. Beede
Pawtucket
William K. Quilhart
Amsterdam
William C Reynolds
New York
Leonard Paulson
Ridley Watts
Atlanta
J. H Sloan
Rens W. Thomson
Spartanburg
MARRIAGE AND OBITUARY NOTICES FROM RICHMOND AND BEYOND
A compilation of marriage announcements and death notices for residents of Richmond Virginia and surrounding areas including Fairfax and Chesterfield counties, Baltimore and Toronto. Entries honor spouses and relatives with dates in September 1904, noting individuals such as Yebo A Nolster, Harriett E Richardson, Edward W Young, Agnes Mason, and many others, along with service details and residence locations.
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Yebo A Nolster
Harriett E Richardson
Bcth
Richmond
William Perce Brown
Asheville
Alice Rose Mangan
Albert C
Lomax
Maggie Payne
Fairfax, Va
Edward W Young
Jonnie M Brown
Thomas
Darber
Agnes Mason
Gilbert
Mrady
Raste T
Mahoney Chares
King
Mary H Robinson
Harold F Lieyd
Toronto
Canada
Mary
Costeo
Thomas Dorsay
Georgia Curhey
Robert D ‘Young
Lillie
Rose Fileworth Crames
Ameila
Jackson Claranca
Ontar
Clara
Talley
James Henry
Julia Brown
Walter Hicberson
Annie R Davis
John EB Tracy
Martha A Brown
George G Peyton
Nore VY Hinehman
Charles G Mortier
Snelling
Minn
Ela Pettret
Warren Charles 4
Holand
Fafrfax County
Chene L Narkood
Baltimore
Health Office Record Deaths One year to 60 years listed
A Health Office record lists numerous deaths with ages and addresses. Entries include Fran Custee aged 38 from Pitzmacks et al, Jeaneth Farrell 4 months, Mart L Davison 80, Adaline Penn 44, Caterine Vollmer 60, and others from Providence Hospital Washington Aay Hospital and local homes. The list mentions several residences and ages from newborn to elderly.
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J Carroll
Pitzmacks
Cunansham
Jan
Proxdence Hospital
Mart L Davison
St Nw
Jeaneth Farrell
Grimes
Freierickc Grimm
Sti
Sherman Ave
Georg
Thompson
St Aw
Hexter van Doorslaer
Arlington
Caterine Vollmer
Undertakers advertise first class funeral service in Washington
The advertisement lists W. R. Speare undertaker at 940 F Street NW and R. F. Harvey's Sons at 1329 Fourteenth Street NW offering strictly first class service at moderate prices. It mentions contacts by telephone and notes established firms with embalming and funeral directing services.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Joseph Gawler
Madersta Price R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
Immodious Chape Telephone Marth
Gurney Case Exposes Speeding British Secretary
The State Department reports British Embassy third secretary Hugh Gurney was arrested in Lee Mass for speeding and contempt of court after a protest, fined $25 and faced a second $25 for contempt. Massachusetts officials consider seeking redress and possible apology while federal authorities review legal rights.
Mexican sentences in murder of two Americans
Boston based report details rulings by Mexican authorities in the July 19 killings of William T Way and Edward B Latimer. Francisco Gastro received the death sentence, Hermolao Torres was fined and jailed ten months, Idelfo Carrasco eight months. The alcalde of Aguacalcione de Vaca faces related penalties. The case faces appeals and potential delays before execution.
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Boston
William T Way
Herbert Heood «Peirce
Mr. Way
Clarence
Edward B Latmer
United States
Mazatlan
State Department
Francisco Gastro
Hermolao Torres
Aguacalcione de
Da Silva Arrested For Importing Chinese Women
Da Silva charged with unlawfully importing Chinese women into America. Former interpreter in the Chinese bureau and subordinate of Consul General McWade, arrested in St Louis and brought to San Francisco by US Marshal Shine via Secret Service agent John E Murphy.
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San Francisco
H L. A
Heca da Silva
Unite States
Marshal Shine
John E Murphy
Secret Service
St Louis
United States
of Missour
da Silva
United States Grand Jury
United States District Court
McWade
Canton
Manning German professor dies by own action in Philadelphia
Professor Edgar W Manning of Central High School, age fifty, shot himself on a street corner in Philadelphia after a month of insomnia. The incident occurred near Seventeenth and Wood streets in view of bystanders. No motive evident, and family life described as happy. Also reported are August internal revenue collections totaling 19,132,439 dollars with rises in spirits and tobacco taxes and various other changes in revenue sources.
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Prof. Manning
Internal Revenue
Purchase Paved Way Paper at ABA Meeting in St Louis
At the American Bar Association in St Louis Judge Amos M Thayer delivered a reading on The Louisiana Purchase Its Influence and Development Under American Rule The discussion urged arbitration and mediation in Eastern war and urged Congress to act on a Maritime Law bill A report on trusts favored limited federal power to regulate interstate commerce and urged mediation for the Russo Japanese war with a Hague convention option The session noted obituaries and a letter from England’s attorney general declining attendance
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James Hagerman
Amos M. Thayer
United States
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Louisiana Purchase
Franklin Ferris
Louisiana Territory
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Spain
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Commercial Law
Walter S. Logan
Conclu
Manchuria
National Arbitration Conference
Washington
Robert B F. Finley
Hingland
Chief Westbrook Found Guilty On Two Charges
Albany Ga Sept 27 The trial of Chief of Police Westbrook for a sermon led accusation ended today with verdicts on seven charges He was found guilty of drinking on duty and loitering at bars while in uniform. Fine 225 on each offense others dismissed The minister case shows no affidavits to support key charges and Westbrook’s supporters call it an exoneration
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Albany
Westbrook
L . Broughton
Atlanta
Broughton
McCoy Earns Decision Over Twin Sullivan in Fifteenth Round
Kid McCoy receives the decision after twenty rounds of boxing with Twin Sullivan in Los Angeles California on September 27. The bout ends with McCoy favored at the final bell.
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Twin Sullivan
Los Angeles
Cal
Kid'" McCoy
Wreck Inquiry Indicts Three for Manslaughter near Glenwood
Coroner's jury faulted train crew for the July 18 crash on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad at Glenwood injuring over a hundred and killing eighteen. Indicted were engineer E Hoxie conductor Frank Casper and brakeman Charles H Wright for manslaughter. Dispatcher Frederick Whiteman and fireman Patrick Costello were exonerated. Trial in Criminal Court will test charges of disobedience of orders.
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Chicago
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Glenwood
E Hoxie
Frank Casper
Charlies H Wright
Frederick Whiteman
Patrick Costello
Make Hungary a Republic Advice From Former Countrymen
Count Albert Apponyi of Hungary and fellow delegates from the St. Louis conference sailed from Boston on the Ivernia. A Boston Hungarian committee, led by Dr. J. G. Green, delivered a message urging Hungarians at home to form a republic modeled on the United States with Apponyi as the first head. The count briefly replied.
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Boston
Albert Apponyi
Hungary
St. Louis
Ivernia
J. G. Green
United States
Count Apponyi
Fraud by mail alleged in Jacksonville arrest
United States special agents arrested J. D. Anderson of Minneapolis and Des Moines realty firms on a Post Office Department order. The claim tags the firms as wildcat schemes swindling thousands nationwide. Subscribers were to pay 2 per month with a promised 2000 loan after two years.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Tay
J. D. Anderson
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Post Office Department
Third Eucharistic Congress Opens at St Patrick's Cathedral
In New York the Third General Eucharistic Congress opened with a solemn pontifical mass at St Patrick's Cathedral. Pope Pius X granted three indulgences for attendees. Over 1,000 priests and numerous prelates gathered as Archbishop Farley welcomed guests and read the papal brief. The event runs three days with daily services and benediction. The congress also voiced protest against French government actions against priests and nuns.
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Nefew
Pius X
Mgr. Falconio
United States
Mer. Falconio
Camillus P. Maes
Covington
Farley
Mgr
Joseph F. Mooney
New York
Levelle
Leo XIII
Rome
Pope Pius X
James Dougherty
St Gabrie’s Church
Maes
Riordan
San Francisco
R. Neagle
Malden
Mass
Boston
John Frawley
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Catholic Church Convention Opens In Rome Jubilee
St Stanislaus delegates from across the United States attend a church convention with a noon reception and afternoon session. The Vatican plans a grand jubilee of the Immaculate Conception with bishops from around the world including Americans. The large US pilgrimage will be led by Bishop Charles E McDonnell of Brooklyn.
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St. Stanislaus
United States
Vatican
Rome
Charles E. McDonnell
Brooklyn
McDonnell
Advance yarn prices may close the factories in the South
In Charlotte on September 27 a group of about fifty spinners representing 277.4% spindles set new yarn prices with average increases of about two cents. An advisory committee was formed including J. A. Abernethy, W. C Heath, George B. Hies, J. Wilson, and A. C. Muller. B. F Card named secretary. The plan urges one selling house, cautious future orders, and a voluntary price rule with mills bound to follow it.
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Charlotte
N. C
North
South Carolina
J. A. Abernethy
Lincolnton
W. C Heath
Monroe
George B. Hies
J. Wilson
A. C. Muller
Shelby
B. F Card
Providence
R. I
R S Reinhardt
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
St. Louis
Southern Cotton-growers’ Association
South
Harvie Jordan
Monticello
John R. Allison
Concord
Boll Weevil Found in Georgia Near Covington
Covington Ga Sept 27 an insect suspected to be a boll weevil has been found on the plantation of L F Duke Charles G Smith examined the insect under a microscope and found it practically identical with the genuine Mexican boll weevil The discovery comes after hot dry weather and the pests are becoming more numerous.
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Covington, Ga
L. F. Duke
Charles G. Smith
Department of Agriculture
Col D G Colson Dead Former Congressman From Kentucky
Col D G Colson former Congressman from the Eighteenth district and colonel of the Fourth Kentucky Regiment in the Spanish American War died here tonight after nervous prostration. He was a leading Republican figure in Kentucky. Maj Thomas Adams assistant inspector general at the Presidio San Francisco died today from injuries after being struck by a street car. He was 59 and a West Point graduate, the oldest artillery officer on the coast in service.
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Congress
Middlesboro
D. G. Colgan
Fourth
Kentucky Regiment
San Francisco
Thomas Adams
the Presidio
British Leave Lassa march toward Chumbi Valley
The British expedition to Tibet departed Lassa on September 28 and advances toward the Chumbi Valley. Brig Gen MacDonald, before farewell, received a blessing for monastery protection and a Buddha image. Tangshaoki, a Yale-educated officer, is named metropolitan third rank and lieutenant general to oversee Tibetan affairs.
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Tangshaoki
America
Yale College
Yuan Shaikal
Pechili Province
Forc
Bismarck Memoirs Publication Hinted After Prince Herbert’s Death
Washington Post Paris dispatch reports Prince Herbert Bismarck’s death clears the way for the third volume of his father Otto von Bismarck’s memoirs. Editors hope the new volume explains the causes of the chancellor’s resignation. Imperial sanction may be sought to publish previously withheld material.
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Times Cablegram
Washington Post
Paris
Prince Herbert Bismarck
Bismarck
British Destroyer Sunk After Screw Blade Detachment
The British torpedo boat destroyer Chamois was lost off Cephalonia in the Mediterranean after a screw blade came off during a high speed trial. All crew were saved. two stokers were scalded. The vessel was 215 feet long, 960 tons displacement, 5900 indicated hp, with a 62-man crew and armament including a 12 pounder and five 6 pounders.
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London
Chamois
Cephalonia
Mediterranean
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