Births Reported (4 August 1916)
BIRTHS REPORTED […] Edward [?] and Edith M. Keating, boy Source: Births Reported, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 4 August 1916, p. 12.
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Goes to Chicago to Begin Campaign for Fairbanks (22 May 1916)
Goes to Chicago to Begin Campaign for Fairbanks Chicago, May 21.–Joseph B. Keating, of Indianapolis, arrived here today to open headquarters from which will conducted the campaign of Charles W. Fairbanks for presidential nomination on the Republican ticket. According to Read More …
Labor (16 April 1916)
In Uncle Sam’s Government Departments Labor […] R. B. Keating has been assigned to duty as commissioner of conciliation. Source: In Uncle Sam’s Government Departments–Labor, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 16 April 1916, p. 5 (Third Part).
Deaths Reported (12 April 1916)
Deaths Reported […] Mary Keating, 50 yrs., Providence Hospital. Source: Deaths Reported, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 12 April 1916, p. 14.
Mrs. Keating Gives Tea (7 March 1916)
Mrs. Keating Gives Tea. Mrs. Harold S. Keating was hostess at a tea yesterday for young people at her apartment in the Highlands, entertaining for her daughter, Miss Clonard Keating, and their house guest, Miss Harris, of Dallas, Tex. Source: Read More …
Mrs. Harold S. Keating Was Hostess at a Card Party (1 March 1916)
Mrs. Harold S. Keating was hostess at a card party yesterday afternoon at her apartment at the Highlands in honor of Miss Beatrice Mayfield, of Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Keating was assisted by Mrs. Seth Shepard and Mrs. Alfred Taylor. Source: Read More …
Plays With Motor, Boy Killed (31 August 1915)
PLAYS WITH MOTOR, BOY KILLED Child Presses Button Which Starts Car and Playmate is Crushed. From the New York Press. In the same manner that 4—year—old Elizabeth Johnson was killed in Renwick street two days before, William Keating, 5, met Read More …
Francis A. Keating Returns to Washington (24 August 1915)
Mr. Francis A. Keating of Washington has returned for a brief visit. He has been in Duneden, Fla. for the last two years. He is now staying with his mother Mrs. William C. Keating, and sisters at Fort Myer Heights, Read More …
The Girl Scout (13 June 1915)
THE GIRL SCOUT Strong and straight she stands, pleasing the eye Of all waiting to see– The Girl Scout, robed in khaki brown, Reminder of promises three Made with soldier—like precision, With three fingers upraised First, her duty to God Read More …
Sail to Care for the Wounded (23 May 1915)
SAIL TO CARE FOR THE WOUNDED University of Pennsylvania Physicians Will Pay Own Expenses. Philadelphia, May 22.–Dr. J. William White, emeritus professor of surgery and trustee of the University of Pennsylvania, this week announced the names of the physicians who Read More …
Government Printing Office Notes (2 May 1915)
Government Printing Office Notes M. J. Keating, of the machine shop, was elected treasurer of the New Jersey State Society at the recent meeting of the organization, celebrating the first anniversary of the organization, which was held in Perpetual Building Read More …
Judges Wife Slapped Him, and Screamed in Middle of Night, Divorce Case Complaint Says (15 April 1915)
Judges Wife Slapped Him, and Screamed in Middle of Night, Divorce Case Complaint Says San Diego, Cal., April 14. Argument upon the sufficiency of the complaint filed by Justice of the Peace J. Edward Keating against his wife, Eva, asking Read More …
Rich Divorcee Is Sued (9 April 1915)
RICH DIVORCEE IS SUED Alienated Judge’s Affections, Says Wife, Asking $25,000. CALLED HIM “NICEST MAN” Woman Visited Justice Almost Daily for Year and a Half, and Took Him Riding in Automobile, Declares Petition–Even Called Him Up by Telephone at Home Read More …
Hyattsville Society (4 April 1915)
Hyattsville Society Edward Keating and Mrs. Alice Keating, of Colorado, Miss Alice George and Miss Sue Shoemaker, of Washington, were recent visitors to the homes of H. Martin Williams and Mrs. Jessie L. Lane, of Riverdale. Source: Hyattsville Society, The Read More …
Deaths Reported (6 January 1915)
Deaths Reported […] Richard Keating, 43 years, Government Hospital for Insane. Source: Deaths Reported, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 6 January 1915, p. 14.
Army & Navy Gossip (15 November 1914)
Army & Navy Gossip […] Considerable mystery still attaches to the disappearance some months ago of Lieut. Comdr. A. B. Keating, from the battleship Arkansas, then at Vera Cruz. He disappeared suddenly at night under circumstances that justified the suspicion Read More …
Use Autos To Chase Bull (11 October 1914)
USE AUTOS TO CHASE BULL Ten Policemen Terrorize New York East Side Before Animal Is Killed From the New York Sun. A big black bull broke out of a pen in a Sulzberger packing house yesterday and ran like mad Read More …
Naval Officer Missing (10 August 1914)
NAVAL OFFICER MISSING Lieut. Comdr. Keating Disappears From Warship at Vera Cruz. Hagerstown, Md., Aug. 9–A cablegram received today by Harry W. Keating from Rear Admiral Badger at Vera Cruz, announced that Mr. Keating’s brother, Lieut. Comdr. Arthur B. Keating, Read More …
Deaths Reported (10 March 1914)
Deaths Reported[…] Michael Keating, 71 years, Soldiers’ Home. Source: Deaths Reported, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 10 March 1914, p. 14.
Deaths Reported (7 March 1914)
Deaths Reported[…] Chester Keating, 65 yrs, Freedmen’s Hospital Source: Deaths Reported, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 7 March 1914, p. 14.