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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
22
Lawmakers fixate on the administration railroad bill now advanced to privileged status in both chambers. Republicans split between regulars and insurgents as Democrats watch for political gains. Adjournment likely after May. conference and reconciliation loom.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Taft era secretary positions and cabinet shifts. Mentions Taft, MacVeagh, Ray Steles, Stoker, and tariff policy. Describes pressure within the Republican party to appoint a tariff defender and the friction between former Democrats and Republicans.
Winester Up 10 Melania Mara Roxgel wife of Stephen George Reszel and daughter of the late Col Branta Alaver of Baltimore is dead at her home aged 19 years. She leaves her husband and two sons Dr Brants Mo Its set principal of Shenandoah Valley Wilttars Academy of Winchester and George F Roszel of Newark. Funeral will be at Charlestown Jefferson County West Virginia tomorrow. Suffolk April 1 Mrs Euginda Woodley aged 85 died today. She leaves three sons. The body was taken by special tram to Creswell for burial this afternoon.
Reports from the village say the Sayler murder jury remains unable to agree as hours pass without a verdict. In the county jail Dr W R Miller John Growden and Mrs J B Sayler await courtroom entry while twelve jurors debate with rumors of ballots showing ten for conviction and two for acquittal. Judge Dueil stayed to a big room to be woken if a verdict came before midnight.
Senate signals a fight as minority reports may be filed against several river and harbor items. Engineers oppose deepening channels on the Sabine and Neches rivers citing cost and necessity, while Green River Kentucky rock and dam project faces criticism for price and lack of cost estimates. Burton expected to lead protests in the Senate against several committee conclusions.
The reader extols a compact automobile, claiming it is one of the most complete small cars seen. It compares favorably with pricier models, noting the motor from a top manufacturer and a simple, effective transmission. The writer says a child could learn to drive it in hours and that it can cover long tours, potentially competing with larger cars.
Reports from Virginia note planters expanding burley acreage amid cooler weather reducing sales of tobacco across Richmond Lynchburg Petersburg and South Boston. Prices remain firm with high demand for fine wrappers. Frosts minorly affect young plants as warmers buy fertilizer and growers plan typical acreage.
Judge Landis will be asked to order the National Packing Company and its subsidiaries to plead this week to indictments for Sherman Act violations. District Attorney Sims and assistant Wilkerson conferred with Attorney General Wickersham. beef cases may proceed without delay, with an aim to bring the criminal charges to trial by May 7.
In New York City the era of Theodore Roosevelt as police commissioner is recalled as city liquor laws face enforcement. Mayor Gaynor orders restraint with no arrests for excise violations, but DA slips prompt raids with State Excise Dept officers. Saloonkeepers stay cautious amid drought and uncertainty.
Mrs John Whitmore wrestled a revolver from an intruder who entered their Brandy Station home at 2 am. The assailant fled through a window when she fired. Bloodhounds were brought but found no scent. The Whitmores, longtime residents from Rockingham, could not identify the attacker.
Bishop McIntyre of St Paul Mion addressed Troy Methodist candidates, condemning sermons that mix postwar literature politics and travel with preaching. He urged passion for the great truths of the church, not cold clerical routine, to attract congregations.
Boston April 10. The North Dakota steamed into Charlestown navy yard with war paint on and guns in place ready to enter commission. It is the second battleship of the dreadnought line to be completed, sister ship Delaware now at Norfolk. Pastor Neal L. Anderson declines Dallas church call after two weeks in the field.
The Post will immediately issue monthly legal-tender certificates to subscribers after receiving money. Certificates are payable to the rente agent or collector once a month and act as vouchers for proper paper delivery. The plan aims to reduce errors when subscribers move between agents while preserving value for Tatly and Daily papers.
The text lists Coupon No 2 counts tied to various subscription totals for the Daily and Daily plus Sunday. It specifies amounts for multiple durations from three months to two years, with different price and count pairings, including a Sunday option. The figures vary widely and some entries appear garbled or inconsistent.
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