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Clear Ex—Gov. Dix Of Blame in Accident San Francisco, July 29.–John A. Dix, governor of New York State in 1910-1912 and now a resident of Santa Barbara, Calif., was absolved of blame by police investigation of an accident yesterday in Read More …
Woman Hurt by Auto; Former Gov. Dix Held San Francisco, July 28.–John A. Dix, who told the police that he is the former governor of New York, ran down and seriously injured Mrs. Nellie Keating, 52, in his automobile here Read More …
Deaths Reported Thos. J. Keating, 32 yrs., Walt. Reed hospl. Source: Deaths Reported, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 15 July 1924, p. 10.
KEATING IS EXPECTED TO LEAVE BED TODAY Washingtonian Who Shot Self in Baltimore While Being Arrested is Recovering. Thomas J. Keating, 30, 1204 Kennedy street, who shot himself yesterday while being arrested by policemen in the Rennert hotel, Baltimore, will Read More …
Two Rowers, 17, Drowned Girl Makes Effort to Save Youths When Boat Overturns. Baltimore, Md. June 3–Harry Ledley and John Reese, both 17, members of the Ariel Rowing club, were drowned this afternoon when a rowboat turned over. Three others Read More …
Navy Assignments. […] Lieut. Robert E. Keating, det. U. S. S. Pennsylvania, to Cdr. battleship squad 4. Pac. flt. for assignment […] Source: Navy Assignments, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 23 December 1921, p. 15.
Births Reported. William C. and Elizabeth Keating, girl. Source: Births Reported, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 26 May 1921, p. 18.
Motor Here From the South. A motor party from the South, including Mr. William Thompson, Miss Frances Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Marchant, Mr. G. C. Lee, Mr. George Holtzclaw and Mr. Harold Keating, all of Greenville, S. C., Read More …
Society Miss Francis Goblet, of New York and Bayonne, N. J., a gifted young soprano, is spending a fortnight with her aunt, Mrs. Michael J. Keating, of Otis place. After her visit here, she will sail for Italy, to spend Read More …
Licensed to Marry. John Stewart, 30, and Margaret Patricia Keating, 28. The Rev. M. F. Yingling. Source: Licensed to Marry, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 23 October 1919, p. 18.
Mrs. Ellen Keating and daughters, Miss Nellie V. Keating and Mrs. H. A. Robinson, have returned home after spending several months touring New York, Canada, and Michigan. Source: Society, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 7 September 1919, p. Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the French Front Died of Disease. Privates: […] Keating, Michael, New York Source: Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 1 March 1919, Read More …
Licensed to Marry. Edward S. Keating, 22, and Mary C. Gill, 22, both of Baltimore, Md. The Rev. John H. Jeffries. Source: Licensed to Marry, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 20 February 1919, p. 17.
Government Printing Office Lieut. Michael Joseph Keating, now with the motor transport service, stationed at Camp Holabird, was a visitor to the big printery Monday. Lieut. Keating is a former employe [sic] of the machine shop section. Source: Government Printing Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front […] Wounded Slightly […] Privates […] Keating, Frank, Wilton, Cal. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 11 February 1919, p. 12.
Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front […] Wounded (Degree undetermined, Previously Reported Missing in Action). […] Privates: […] Keating, Richard A., Woodman, Wis. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front […] Wounded Slightly […] Privates: […] Keating, Dennis V., New York Source: Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 3 February 1919, p. 8.
Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front Wounded: Privates: Keating, Thomas P., Astoria, N. Y. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 19 December 1918, pp. 10-11.
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 …