Apology by Justice Bates to State Department
Gov Bates and Special Justice H Phelps of the Lee Massachusetts Municipal Court apologize for a misapplied jurisdiction over a British embassy official. Hugh Gurney was fined for speeding and contempt but the case was reopened and the judgments vacated after findings of international law misapplication.
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State Department
Gov Hates
Gov Curtly Guild Jr
Goveror
Gov Bates
Maelington
Gov. Bates
Boston
Alvey
Adee
Washington
Vunr
Mcu
Ium
Tfn
Moo Curnes
Envid
Ertah Kabazes
Pleps Dus
Leo Bhy Pollue
Lee
Farkebirg
Phelps
Gurney
Guaretes
Commonwealth
Government of Duests Tiany
Internat Mal Sas
Lus Britannie
Aja
John
Bates
Mass
Hugh Gurney
Lenox
Maas
Leg
Henry C Phelps
Lee Police Court
Guild
Mas
Curtis Guild
Saxton
Reapenes
Stockbridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mortimer Durand
Associated Press
Gor .Bates
Ratkes
Notice of joint notices in multiple papers
This notice states that various notices will be published across several newspapers including The Wallagu Post and others at no extra charge. It lists many associated names and titles and indicates broad newspaper dissemination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawagu
Uty
NPW
Youk Times
Waltimus Herald
Hostoy Globe
Julrica Timmins Ved Enquirer
al AG
Alcord-Herald
Apelpia Plesis Ledger
Pipinec Vy Dispatch
NCP Journal
Hessep
Si Louis Replheic
Ndard
T Pall Pioneer Press
Minnapolis
Trirlne
Levelland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DIED NOTED IN RECORDS
A jumble of marriage banns shows several couples joined including Bower Carke with Kathern E Burroughs and George Hawkins with Eliza Robinson. Death notices record Louisa Counts, Keath Sampson, Catharina Taylor and Catherine Taylor with funeral details and church services listed for St Stephens and St John's venues.
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Bower Carke
Kathern E Burroughs
Gales
Mamle Buchanan
Conrad Miler
Rena Myer
Eas
Nework City
Emma
War
Rosie
Neil Wat
Brown
Laura Ana Davis
Harris
Hepner
Vitar L Cook
Eiiaa McEntyre
Grooks
Mattha Hewitt
Statord
George Hawkins
Eliza Robinson
Tolelvan
Oto
Kentui
Louisa
Gena Lo Coleman
Whaam Y Coleman
Sampson
Keath
William H
Ella Sampson
Wises Cnapel
St Stepher’s Church
Reyod Taylor
Cathatina W. Taylor
Margarit Brooklin
Wiliam Taylor
Jerge Serikeecs
St John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilson Street
Bedford Avenue
Health Office Record Deaths Report City Names Ages
A list of death records with names and ages, including Jane S Fowler 42 years, George H Haxtins 61, James Weheizle 8 years, Arthur Fhilips 3 months, Ossie Sharur 2 years, Joseph H Smith 59, Walter Wilson 38, and other individuals tied to Freedmen's Hospital and local addresses such as 1420 Mostow and 410 N. The typed entries mix ages and locations, reflecting a hospital and government records style obituary log.
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Jane S Fowler
Mostow
Gregory
Washington Hart
George H Haxtins
Walter Wilson
Freedmen S Hospital
Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors Ad
R F Harvey s Sons funeral directors and embalmers announce services at moderate prices location on Fourteenth Street Northwest with contact telephone North 378.
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Joseph Gawler
Leral
R. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street
ieGy Iret
Yale Opens With Record Attendance in History
New Haven reports Yale University opened with more students than ever on the first day of the college year. Total membership is expected to surpass last year’s 3142. Graduates funded the full 15000 to restore South Middle, aiding old dormer-preserving renovations. Cambridge notes Harvard begins its 260th year as freshman class size remains to be determined but likely the largest yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale
South Middle
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported Across Atlantic Ports
New York dispatch lists arrivals from Hamburg Liverpool and Cherbourg including Deutschland and La Bretagne, with ships from Plymouth and La Rochelle. Separately at Wilkesbarre, Thomas W. Williams, a mining contractor and brother of ex Congressman Morgan B. Williams, died accidentally at South Wilkesbarre colliery.
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New York
Pretoria
Hamburg
Baltic
Liverpool
Carpathia
Deutschland
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Neckar
Bremen
la Bretagne
Havre
Mongolian
Glasgow
Mavre
la Lorreine
Queenstown
Majestic
Wilkesbarre
Thomas W. Williams
Morgan B. Williams
South Wilkesbarre
Connecticut Battle Ship Launch Flows Through Despite Bottle Fail
New York September 2 The battleship Connecticut slid into the water after Miss Alice B Welles failed to break the champagne bottle at the bow. Secretary Morton Rear Admiral Rodgers and a workman completed the christening by smashing the bottle as the ship began its voyage amid cheering crowds. The launch drew thousands and marked a rare government victory over private shipbuilding in the build of the V regiment.
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New York
Connecticut
Alice B. Welles
Morton
Rodgers
Welles
Officers’ Club
Melville
Barker
Corbin
Grant
Rivect
Dupleix
Troude
EJ. Bowind
Lewis Nixon
F. G. Bourne
Eywood
Coombs
Sands
Chester
McAdoo
Navy
Maine
Navy Yard
Manhattan
Brooklyn
East River
Naval
Baxter
Robinson
Amier Gang
Louisiana
Newport News
Doctor Pierce Favorite Prescription Endorsed in Personal Letter
A Gravel Ridge Arkansas resident recounts dramatic relief for his wife from indigestion and female troubles after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The letter claims improved health, ability to work, and success with life insurance exams, while noting the World’s Dispensary Medical Association offers a $500 reward for difficult cases. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are also advertised for stomach liver and bowels.
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UL McClendon
Gravel
Ark
Mina
Te Michlendon
Waa
Merce
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Connecticut battleship details reveal heavy armor and twin screw engines
The report outlines the Connecticut steel battleship under construction with 16 500 horsepower triple expansion engines, eighteen knot speed, and extensive armor including side belts, magazines, turrets, and deck protection. It notes a 42 officer and crew complement and a cost not to exceed 4 212 000.
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Connecticut
Louisiana
MEN OF LAW FOR PEACE PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
Delegates at St. Louis Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists adopt a pro peace resolution and back the U S plan for a new conference. The program covers The Hague private international law treaties, urges universal teaching and international bureaus, and debates jury trials versus judge led proceedings.
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St. Louis
Committee of Nations
Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists
United States
Russia
Wallace Nesbitt
Supreme Court of
Dominion of Canada
Hague
dJitta
University of Amsterdam
the Hague
Netherlands
France
Germany
Sweden
Meill
University of Zurich
The
Europe
England
America
Simeon F. Baldwin
Supreme Court of Errors of
Connecticut
Brewer
Supreme Court
Gustav E. Pahlcrantz
Stockholm
Adolph Hartmann
Konigliches Land-Gericht
Berlin
M. Alfred Nerinex
University of Louvain
Belgium
Senator Hoar Dead Ends a Long Senate Career
Massachusetts Senator Hoar, a former Civil War officer and long-time Republican, died while serving as the nation's longest continuous legislator. He opposed imperialism at times, supported some Roosevelt policies, and led major debates on elections, impeachment, and civil rights while shaping key judiciary and privileges and elections committee work.
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Ames
Secret
The
Treasury
George
Boutwell
Senate
Congress
Massachusetts
Houtwell
Ke Sumner
Sumner
Grant
Hoar
McKinley
Philippines
Gov
Roosevelt
Pur Ley
Panama
William Lioyd Garrison
Mr. Hoar
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Lfe
Senator Hoar
Francis A. Walker
Capitol
Hayes
Charles Devens
Electoral Commission
White House
House
Democrats
Judiciary Committee
South
Spain
Hoar Recalled as Venerable Senate Figure at Death
The obituary recalls Charles Foster Hoar a veteran Massachusetts senator famed for strict rules a lifelong public servant who influenced bankruptcy and forestry measures and championed songbird protection His death at seventy eight marks the passing of a central figure in two decades of Senate history and signals a shift toward younger leadership at the Capitol.
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Gouthers
Beecknore
An & Ech
Eneego
Free States
Hoar
Pittsburg
Hear
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
McKinley
Senate
House
Stickler
Judiciary Committee
Capitol
Edward Everett Hale
Daniel Webster
Webster
Europe
Tennyson
Quay
Mr. Hoar
Death of Gen Charles W Irish noted railroad builder
Iowa City reports the death of Gen Charles W Irish former United States Surveyor General died at Gold Creek Nevada aged in the telegraph announce his career surveying for Northwestern and Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern railroads and planning routes including Santa Fe Colorado and Arizona bridges Royal Gorge Grand Canyon and Missouri at Omaha his work shaped early Dakota roads and rail links.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Charles W. Irish
United States
Gold Creek
Nev
Irish
Towa
Northwestern
Burington
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Santa Fe
Colorado
Arizona
Royal Gorge
Grand Canyon
Missouri
Omaha
Dakotas
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Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John R. Wright
Tenth Street Nw
J. William Lee
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol Et
Admiral Rodgers
Workman
Private International Law
Io the
Brat
H. Fabre
Montreal
Canada
John M. Dillon
Cole
Drake University Law School
Des Moines
Cleveland
George M. Duskin
Alabama
Andrew Jackson
C. W. Irish
Osterhaus
Africa
Peter Osterhaus
Bonn
United States Navy
Hugo Osterhaus
Cincinnati
Emsign
Hugo W. Osterhaus
Lawrence
Baltimore and Return
Pennsylvania Railroad
Morton C. Stout & CO. Tailors
Fst. N. W
Morten c. Sequt and Co. Tallors
Baina
Bolié
Soldaak
HUB Furniture CO
Tiistios
Post
Peck
Tella
Reuben
Oscar Smith
Ez-Attache
Hiram Hobnails
Uncle Sam
Naval Academy
Dorothy Dixon
Indiman
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