Police Coat Vanishes From Locker In Baltimore Case
Patrolman Frank N. McPherson is accused of taking a coat from a locker at Viratot station and later returning it after a key fitting. A woman linked to the affair allegedly tried to help him avoid resignation. McPherson faced a police trial board after being relieved of duty. He served five to six years on the force, mainly patrolling downtown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. McPherson
Express
Baltimore
Mareelevash
Hitan Police Department
Rakk Xvesterda
Viratot
McPherson
Alae Oiis
Hit
Aber Livester
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth
Eleventh Streets
Ninth Street
F Street
Kentucky, Avenue Huth
Caal
Obituary notices for Benndaal bedoy and others in Cooma district
A list of death notices and funeral arrangements is recorded, naming aged individuals and relatives. Details mention burial and interment dates, locations such as Glen and Con Cemetery, and references to survivors and services in the Cooma area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingedaal Bedoy
Varesdiauy
Cooma
Barwasa
Pest
Ae Weber
Adewane
Plarlew
Efx Weller
Leo
Harlow
Notier
terveaFiey
Uiroabas
Adimhian
Glen
Nba
Bopp
Con- Cemetery
Pepi
Cean
Torth West
Serjeon and Hindle and Pumphrey Partners
A fragment lists THOS. SERGEON, THOS. M. HINDLE, Ww. RB. PUMPHREY & SON, Tet cape. The unreadable OCR segment hints at a historical firm or partnership name with these individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Pumphrey & Son
Tet Cape
Praise for Foreigen Christian Missionary Society Work
Rev F M Hains secretary of the Foreign Christian Missionary Society reports strong progress by mission workers in heathendom. He says despite hardships and discouragement missionaries should press on in places like China Korea Japan and India. He notes rewards in conversions and spoke at a Maryland Melawarea and District convention on the furcten missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hains
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Raing
Convention of the Christian Mission
Society of
Speaker's Son a Student at George Washington University
Bennett Champlark, son of the House Speaker, will attend George Washington University this winter. He has registered in both law and academic courses, at age 7, after graduating from Eastern Might School and completing two and a half years at the University of Missouri. He has impressed as a political orator since debating with his father's opponent in Missouri and is expected to surpass his father in size, standing six feet tall. Both he and his father belong to Delta Tau Delta.
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Bennett Champlark
George Washington University
Clark
Eastern Might School
Vity
University of
Missouri
Inder Reuben EL Roy
Mrs Ridgway Dead After Illness In Prince George County
Mrs Annie Ridgway of Commodore Street Southeast died after paralysis while tending her child at her home near 24th Street. She moved to the city 25 years ago after her husband’s death and was survived by two sons and several daughters. Funeral arrangements announced for today at her residence.
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Annie l eWay
Charles Bolidgway
Bern
Prince George Evountr
Hidgway
Tom
Denies Nicaraguan Unrest and U.S. Loan Claim
NICARAGUAN Minister Castrillo issued a statement denying unrest by his government and asserting the American loan would be soon consummated. He accused Costa Rica of secretly plotting to overthrow Nicaragua, a claim he called unfounded. A separate report notes the 1-year-old son of William A Love went missing, then returned home later that night.
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Licaraguan
Castrillo
Ife
Bum
Costa Rica
Movin Queue
Suuve Rureu Peruy Lye
William A Love
Lie
Rioting in China Ends as Helena Returns to Hankow
Reports say unrest in Szechuan has subsided and American interests are no longer protected there. The gunboat Helena has sailed back to Hankow after dispatching a vessel under Admiral commands up the Yangtze River to safeguard American missionaries amid protests.
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Szechuan
China
Helena
Hankow
Yantze River
Photographer Jon Thaoines Missing Since Monday
Photographer Jon Thaoines of 5 Seventh Street Northwest has been reported missing from home since Monday. Authorities seek information on his disappearance and appearance.
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Johu M. Thomas
Jon M. Thaoines
Yearsehkl
Seventh Street
Health Office Records Mention Numerous Names and Hospitals
A garbled health office listing cites individuals such as Chomea So Anne Warfeld and Elisabeth Ho Washington among many others. It references Homeopathic Hospital, Washington Assim Hospital, and a Government Ue pitel for ts Insens with ages from months to years, suggesting a census-like recording of patients and staff across multiple facilities.
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Chomea So
Anne Warfeld
Giel Frederik W
Mabel A. Dales
Thomas
Elisabeth Ho Washington
Willian
Welton
KeThy
Kisores
Marte Quinn
Moet
Ai Mausne
Piel We
Agatha T. Odonoghue
Thomas WL
Amd
Tissie
Ashorn
Elrl
Robert L. Amd
Helen Vo Can
Samuel Jae Lenbece
Callies, Baer
Daniel Jo
Mare
Ritee
Piel
Wiliam
Karie
Many
Folia UL
Csr
William and
Toni & Frank
Lena Tree
Alfred and
How Leais
Nadie
Ppare
Nuillam Ss
Leman
Webster
Homeoparhte Hospital
Ate
Terrais
Mary Lo Cunningtam
Ana Rid
Xay
Tychaeles
Warbington
Ts Insens
A Orapaa
Pneenla Rokerteen
Teaple
S Weedan
Awe
Margacot
Thomas Geargatony University
Washington
Naval Academy Midshipmen Hold Civilian Attired Banquet at Willard
The second class at the Naval Academy held its annual banquet last night at the Willard Hotel. Special leave allowed midshipmen to attend in civilian dress as the group began with Navy yells, songs, and the class march All the Watch. The event featured a leather bound menu, toasts by class members, and a procession of banqueters including J L Fouts as class president, with many attendees listed as present.
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Naval Academy
Navy Department
Annapolis
New Willard
J. L. Fouts
Thei Sienal
Lond
Charles A. Zimmerman
J.M. Miller
FL Bryant
Midshipmen
Academy
Willard
Leighton
W. H. P. Bandy
R. Vaill
H. P. Parmelee
Charles L. Foutz
Tobin EB
Daughtry
Bernard J. Hunt
Lawrence Wild
Club Contract Awarded For New Washington Building
The University Clip Building Company and F. T. Nesbit & Co. secured a $400,000 contract to construct the club’s new home at Fifteenth and I streets NW. Architect George Oakley Totten Jr. drew the plans. work will start soon. The eight story plus basement structure fronts on Fifteenth Street and extends along I Street.
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University Clip Building Company
F.T. Nesbit & Co
Fifteenth
George Oakley Totten, Jr
Sixteenth
Totten
Fifteenth Street
T Street
Wifest
Army bars Capt Peter C Hains from service
The Army closes Capt Peter C Hains from further service in the United States Army. Gov Dix may grant a pardon for the killing of William F Annis. The President accepted Hains resignation to take effect January 22 while the war was confined to a singing penitentiary, and it is said that an act of Congress could restore him to the Army roll.
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United States Army
Peter C Hains
Gov. Dix
William F. Annis
Hains
War Department
Congress
Coutld
Jasper Wilson Resigns to Lead Western Irrigation Project
Jasper Wilson, private secretary to the Secretary of Agriculture for eleven years, resigns to oversee a major irrigation venture in the West with Denver headquarters. V. Isen will earn 10000 dollars annually, replacing Wilson in a project backed by French capital to open vast farm and fruit lands. R. M. Reeves succeeds Wilson as executive clerk after fourteen years in the department.
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Jasper Wilson
Denver
Colo
V. Isen
Wiley
Mcade
R. M. Reeves
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Reece
Little Girl Injured by Dog Receives Free Care
A girl named Anns Hays, aged 9, was bitten by a dog and treated by Dr. J R Biggs at no charge after confusion over Marine Hospital admission. Her mother collapsed from stress as the father disputed hospital actions. Two rabid dogs were later killed at the pound, one belonging to W J Fry. District officials are unsure how the dogs were inoculated.
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J. R. Biggs
Pound
the Marine Hospital
Little Anns Hays
Yesterda
Dr. J
Virginia Avenue
Clute
Hays
Marine Hospital
Biggs
W. J. Fry
Nineteenth Street
Mr. Fry
Grand Trunk Announces Executive Reorganization
Montreal reports a complete reorganization of Grand Trunk Railway executive departments. K O Fitzhugh becomes president of Central Vermont Railway and related lines. William Wainwright remains senior VP of Grand Trunk and second VP of Grand Trunk Pacific. M M Reynolds is VP in charge of finance and accounting and third VP of Grand Trunk Pacific. Charles M Hayes named chairman of Canadian Express Company board. John Pollen succeeds as president.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk Railway
K. OW. Fitzhugh
Central Vermont Railway
Central Vermont Transportation Company
Southern New England Railway Company
Montreal and Southern Counties Railway
William Wainwright
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Pacific
M. M. Reynolds
Grand Trunk Pacfic
Charles M. Hayes
Canadian Express Company
John Pollen
Prisoner Fight Ends With Citizen Arrest On Street
John Downey, claiming police power, tackled his friend T. S. White on Seventh Street NW to arrest him for a warrant on assault. Downey shouted for help and police arrived to take White into custody. White faced assault charges and is sought on additional warrants for larceny and other offenses.
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John Downey
10Th Monroe Street
T. ST. White
Chester Court
White
Downey
Seventh Street
N Streets
Chilean Admiral Goni Visits Washington Navy Officials
Admiral Goni president of the Chilean naval commission met with Secretary of the Navy Meyer and Acting Secretary Huntington Wilson in Washington. He toured the Washington navy yard with staff and the Apilean Minister Senor Swarez. The group planned ballistic tests at Indian Head and a Naval Academy visit before sailing for London.
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Admiral Goni
Chilean Naval Commission
London
Meyer
Huntington Wilson
Commission
Senor Swarez
Washington Navy Yard
Indian Head
Naval Academy
New York
Open top mail box for street cars to be reviewed
The Board of Trade directors will hear a proposal at 4 15 pm Monday to test an open top street car mail box for collected letters. The device protects mail from weather and allows deposits during moderate speed. Inventor George B McAlister notes favorable Wilmington Delaware trials and high-level backing including U S senators a Delaware representative the Wilmington mayor and council and the board of trade.
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Board of Trade
Washington
Wilmington
Del
George B. McAlister
United States
Delaware
Council and Board of Trade of
Telegraphers' Leader H G Perham Visits In Wage Talks
H G Perham head of the International Order of Railroad Telegraphers spent hours yesterday in conference with H G Alexander, chairman of the committee for Southern Railway telegraphers. The purpose and timing of the visit remain unclear as wage-scale revisions, the key issue, await hearings with Mr Coapman.
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H. G. Perham
International Order of Mailroad
H. G. Alexander
Coapman
Coapjaan
Weather Summary of U S Conditions and Forecast
An official Weather Bureau bulletin reports marked atmospheric activity across the United States with rapid eastward storm movement from Iowa to the New England coast. Winds reach 62 mph at Mount Weather, rains across most regions, snow in northern Maine, and cooler to warmer trends across various areas with changes expected through Sunday. Local data includes temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and sun hours, with notes on coastal winds and ship traffic departing for European ports.
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Dept. of. Agriculture
Weather Surean
Washington
United States
Iowa
New England
Mount Weather
Mississippi River
Excent
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Suthern Plains States
Rocky Mountains
Plateau
Maine
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Ausatte Staten
New Hogland
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Lake Region
North Atlantic
East Gulf
Guyit
European
Grand Banks
Argentina signs treaty advancing unlimited arbitration
Argentina has advanced the principle of unlimited arbitration before the United States. The Argentine senate ratified the arbitration treaty with Great Britain, removing the clause excluded from arbitration in old pacts except over vital interests. The move aligns with Taft era aims though the U S Senate has not yet approved the treaty.
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Argentine
Taft
Argentina
United States
United States Senate
America
Great Britain
State Department
Argentine Senate
Argentine Republic
Senate
Brightwood Citizens Elect Officers In Tight Vote
Brightwood Park Citizens' Association officers for the coming year were chosen last night at a meeting held in Van Horn's Wall. The presidency was narrowly decided for H. J. Ayres. John C. Proctor became vice president Sydnor Faulkner was secretary and E. J. McIntire treasurer. Delegates to the Federation of Citizens' Associations were Frank J. Keating J. H. Ditzler and H. J. Ayres. W. M. McK. Clayton spoke on the pending transfer fight.
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J. H. Ditzler
H. J. Ayres
W. M. McK. Clayton
Federation of Citizens’ Associations
Student to Save an Eye After Lab Hydrogen Blast
John J. Fahey the Georgetown University student who lost his right eye in a hydrogen explosion in the chemistry laboratory will recover with his left eye unimpaired It is thought The right eye was removed Thursday by Dr John W Burke The accident occurred in the chemistry class when another student performed an experiment generating hydrogen gas A tiny air bubble entered the tube and an explosion followed A piece of glass struck Fahey
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John J. Fahey
Georgetown University
John W. Burke
Young Fahey
Fahey
Shriners Confer Degrees in Fall Ceremonial
Nearly 1,000 nobles of Almas Temple Mystic Shrine gathered at their National Rifles Armory for the first fall ceremonial. A large class was initiated and a buffet supper followed. Officiating officers included Adolphus Gude Hamilton Smith James T Gibbs William H Myers John A Eilinger Harrison Dingman Frank A Sebring Samuel Hart Edward Sehmid and Milton Hopfenmater.
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Almas Temple
Mystic Shrine
National Rifles Armory
Almag Temple
Adolphus Gude
Hamilton Smith
James, T. Gibbs
William H. Myers
John A. Eilinger
Harrison Dingman
Frank A. Sebring
Samuel Hart
Edward 8. Sehmid
Milton Hopfenmater
Guns at Fort Monroe Shatter Windows of Norfolk Area
Six shells fired today by 18 inch guns at Fort Monroe caused heavy concussion in Hampton Roads. Windows and doors rattled as residents fled in fright, especially in Huntersville near Norfolk. It was the guns' first firing in months and the blast disrupted the suburban area.
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Fort Monroe
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Huntersville
Saccharine Hearing Sought by Manufacturers on Health Risk
Representatives of saccharine manufacturers appeal to the pure food board seeking a hearing on the board decision that saccharine is deleterious to health. The hearing will be determined when the two absent members, Secretaries Nagel and MacVeagh, return to Washington. The ruling requires discontinuing saccharine use in food after January 1, 191% ee a.
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Purefood Board
Secretaries of Agriculture, Treasury
Commerce and Labor
Nagel and MacVeagh
Washington
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Gude
Mr. Rains
Heathendom
Speaker’s
Champ Clark, Jr
G. W. University
Health Office Record
Tokalon Wine CO
St.o.w. Rises
H. L. Abbott
H. W. Abbott
L. R. Agres
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L. Austin
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Hoffman
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M. Hudson
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Normfraham
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J. LD. Jones
Juan
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R- AL Smith
YW. S. Spencer
PA. Stevens
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T. He Thehaud
T. B. Thompson
Thurston
Tillery
J. B. Thherlake
G. M. Findale
CL Todd
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R. Wyman
G. C. Young
Efl Zemke
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West
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Force
Second Precinct
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Southern Railway
Sloane
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H Street
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Matthew Trimble, Jr
Jos. W. Trimble
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Furnishers
Linwood Williams
Agpears
Clarence AT
Reisenstein
Iver
Washington Post
Warpers Ferry
W. Va
Asheville
Atlanta
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Rosten
Mass
Buffalo
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Wyo
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Lows
Leaver
Pringfeld
Tacoma
Ward
Tampa
Fla
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E. J. Ayres
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
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Pure Food Board
Aturday
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14Th Street
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