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James Keating, alias John O’Donnell, after pleading guilty to two charges of petty larceny and receiving a six months’ sentence, afterward pleaded guilty to two accusations of housebreaking, and was held in $5,000 bond for the grand jury’s action. Detectives Read More …
Faces Thirteen Charges. According to the police, they have a “find” in James H. Keating, alias John O’Donnelly against whom there is lodged eleven charges of robery [sic]. Keating was to have been arraigned in the police court yesterday, but Read More …
File Wills For Probate […] Mrs. Mary E. Keating, who died recently at her home, 3417 R street, bequeathed the bulk of her estate to her husband, John T. Keating, and made several small bequests to near relatives, according Read More …
FINDS HIS STEPSISTERS. Charles Keating, Heir to Irish Estate, Locates Women in Denver. Special to the Washington Post Springfield, Ohio, Aug. 17–Charles Keating, of Washington, D. C., has, after a search of thirteen years located his two stepsisters Catherine and Read More …
Deaths. (Reported up to 12 m August 10, 1905) […] Edna M. Keating – 452 O sw – 8 months. […] Source: Deaths, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 11 August 1905, p. 3.
LICENSED TO MARRY Jesse Goode and Mary E. Johnson, both of Boston, Mass. Jacob R. Nelson, of Ashville, N. C., and Hannah Mitchell, of Arden, N. C. Nace Montague and Nannie Allen, both of Stafford County, Va. David L. Pitcher, Read More …
RUNNING FIGHT ON STREET Several Hundreds of People Treated to Sunday Evening Excitement George Brooks, aged forty-five years, a clerk in one of the departments, and Capt. Charles Keating, aged fifty-five years, created a scene by a running fight on Read More …
GEMS IN KEATING’S ROOM Jewelry Valued at $300 Found in Bed of Suspect More than $300 worth of the jewelry said to have been stolen from private residences by James Keating was located yesterday by Detectives Cornwall and Kleindienst. It Read More …
VISITORS PROTECTED NOW New Rails on Stairs in the Navy Department Building The heavy mahogany banisters of the stairways at the State, War, and Navy Departments are being fitted with nickeled railings. There are thirty-eight flights of stairs in the Read More …
MISS MARGARET M. KEATING Miss Margaret M. “Rita” Keating, 77, of 100 W. Woodland Ave., Penndel, died yesterday in Nazareth Hospital, Philadelphia, after a long illness. Born in Philadelphia, she lived most of her life in Penndel and was a Read More …
Birthdays […] Edward Keating, editor of “Labor”, Washington, D. C., born in Kansas City, Kans. 66 years ago. Source: Birthdays, The Key West Citizen, Key West, Florida, 9 July 1941, p. 3.
Services on Thursday for Mrs. E. J. Keating Services will take place Thursday for Mrs. Alicia Coakley Keating, wife of Edward J. Keating, retired supervisor of fire alarms and police cables, who died yesterday in the Stratfield hotel where the Read More …
DIES AT AGE 102 Washington, Dec. 13. – (AP) Mrs. Mary Keating, a native of Ireland, who came to America when a young girl and voted for the first time at the age of 100, is dead here. She was Read More …