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.
Category: Bloodlines
A parent category for various bloodlines that I’m researching.
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.
Florist Named Postmaster (1914)
Florist Named Postmaster “The florists of America have been recognized in the appointment of William F. Keating as postmaster of Buffalo,” said William J. Edwards, a prominent lawyer of the Bison City, at the New Willard. “‘Billy’ Keating has for Read More …
Baseball Happenings in Majors and Minors (17 January 1914)
Baseball Happenings in Majors and Minors[…] New York, Jan. 16.–Ray Keating, the big pitcher of the New York Americans, came to New York from his winter home in Bridgeport, Conn., today, and signed a contract for 1914. Manager Frank Chance Read More …
City News In Brief (1914)
City News In Brief […] P. V. Keating spoke at a meeting of the Northeast Citizens’ Association Monday, in Northeast Temple, on public utilities. Charles W. Darr was to have spoken, but was unable to attend. Source: City News In Read More …
Government Office Printing Notes (1914)
Government Office Printing Notes […] Michael J. Keating, of the machine section, was at his home in New Jersey during the past week to attend the funeral of his brother—in—law, who met with a fatal accident. Source: Government Office Printing Read More …
The Next Version
I’m upgrading the software that runs this site to the latest and greatest version of WordPress. If things seem a bit wonky for the next day or two, this is the reason. I expect I’ll have to adjust the theme Read More …
Woman Jumps Into Bay (1913)
WOMAN JUMPS INTO BAY. Negro Saves Mrs. Mary Keating, of Boston, From Drowning at Norfolk. Norfolk, Va., Mar. 14.–Mrs. Mary Keating, a well—dressed woman, giving Boston as her home, jumped into the bay here today. A negro delivery wagon driver Read More …
Tells Widows To Wait (1912)
TELLS WIDOWS TO WAIT. “Don’t Set Your Caps Until the Girls Are Wedded,” Says Priest. Special to the Washington Post. Brockton, Mass., March 21.–”Widows have no right to set their caps for any men until all the young girls have Read More …
Fall Costs Him $58 (1912)
FALL COSTS HIM $58 Visitor Robbed By Stranger Who Goes to His Aid. LEARNS OF LOSS IN HOSPITAL Casualty Doctors Restrain Martin Keating From Immediate Pursuit of Thief. […] Martin Keating, 38 years old, of Harrisburg, Pa., Read More …
Seek Cocos Treasure (24 July 1911)
SEEK COCOS TREASURE Millions Stolen From Peru Lie Hidden on South American Island. Eagle Harbor (Wash.) Dispatch to New York Herald. The bark Hesper will leave this port in a few days for Cocos Island, off the Peruvian coast, where Read More …
Heat Kills Two Here (1911)
HEAT KILLS TWO HERE Eighteen Others Prostrated, Police Records Shown. […] H. P. Keating, 28, white, 652 Newton street, northwest, was overcome by the heat early last night while in the Union Station. He was sent to Casualty Hospital. Source: Read More …
Casino–Vaudeville (1911)
Casino–Vaudeville. At the Casino next week one of the features will be the Diamond Comedy Four, a singing quartet. Another interesting act will be the Todesca Keating trio, comedy bicyclists. Harry Burgoyne, an eccentric comedian, will entertain with conversational patter Read More …
Wooden Guns Terrify (1910)
WOODEN GUNS TERRIFY Convicts Make Escape With Dummy Weapons. FOUR QUICKLY RECAPTURED Desperadoes Board Engine In Yard of Leavenworth Penitentiary and Force Engineer to Back Out Through Iron Gate–Farmers With Shotguns Help Recapture The Men Special to The Washington Post. Read More …
James Keating Guilty (1909)
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 (1909)
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 …
Airship on Live Wire (1909)
AIRSHIP ON LIVE WIRE One Killed, Two Hurt Trying to Disengage Dirigible. Special to The Washington Post. Ottawa, Ontario, Sept. 16.–Edward Keating, of Belleville, Ontario, was instantly killed by electricity, and two other men were badly hurt today, while attempting Read More …
Society (1909)
Society […] The week has been replete with interesting weddings and engagement announcements. One wedding of the past week which is of particular interest to Washington was that of Mr. William Franklin Sands, son of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Sands Read More …
Minister Sands Wed Today At Media (1909)
MINISTER SANDS WED TODAY AT MEDIA The marriage today at Media, Pa., of Miss Edith G. Keating, daughter of Mrs. John M. Keating, of Sunnyside, Wawa, Pa., and Mr. William F. Sands, United States minister to Guatemala, will be one Read More …
Loses Eyesight by Counting Money (1908)
Loses Eyesight by Counting Money From the New York Telegraph. It was bad money, really bad, that cost Miss Mabel Keating, assistant treasurer of the Manhattan Theater, her eyesight. She is now in the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital undergoing Read More …