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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1910

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Bryan Letter Read At Jefferson Day Dinner Controversy Rises

Nebraskan editorials note a 16 to 1 issue revival alleging William Jennings Bryan’s free silver stance, with a letter read at the Jefferson Day dinner sparking party dispute. Democratic leaders dispute authorship as Nebraska committees debate authenticity before tonight’s reading.

Champ Clark Rainey Claston Wiliam Jennings Capital HI Robert T Mattingly Clayton J Dwyer Mr Bride Messra Dwyer Mattingly

Bryan Dispatches Delay Democratic Banquet Speech

Charles W Bryan reports that the ban louet committee doubts the senameness of Mr Bryan's letter. The Commoner will publish visits next Friday after invitations were sent to the banquet committee. Senator Gore of Oklahoma and Champ Glass minority leader to be principal speakers tonight.

Charles W Bryan Presd Bryan Gore Oklahoma Champ Glath House

Penrose Helps Out Miners in Pittsburg District

United States Senator Boles Penrose assists the Pittsburg district coal strike by negotiating a 10 cent per ton wage advance for 45 000 miners. A joint conference of operators and mine officials is set for Pittsburg tomorrow as State Senator C F Woods of Greensburg fosters Penrose’s effort.

Pittsburg Washington United States Boles Penrose Morrow C F Woods Greensburg Penrose Pennsylvania Penrose 6

Yerkes Auction Sells Bacchante Amid High Totals

The Yerkes sale in New York saw Frederick MacMonnies Bacchante hot at $3000 as a Boston buyer plans lending the piece to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Rodin marble groups and other works fetched high sums with donors named, including Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. Day receipts totaled over $12.2 million as the auction nears its end.

Spee Washington Peet New York Yerkes Fredeick MacMonnies Hacchante Boston Lady of Gayety Boston Museum of Fine Arts Itas Soston Public Library Meropolian Museum of Art Bronge Diana Houdon Hoo Muss Barruss Robert L Dyalimng Tor Tntermeser Lombard Lomor

Quebec Premier Announces Pulp Wood Export Prohibition

Premier Gould announced in the Quebec legislature that the province will prohibit exporting pulp wood cut on crown lands to the United States. He outlined higher stumpage and ground rent increases, with a prohibition to take effect within days and laws modeled after Ontario, not until September 1.

Quebec United States Gould Canada Ontario

Vatican Reacts to Abbot Call on Roosevelt Visitor

The Vatican issued a statement disapproving of Abbot Janssens initiative to reach former President Roosevelt after his departure from Rome. The note said Janssens acted independently and stressed the Vatican did not wish Roosevelt linked with royal figures, while confirming Roosevelt would still address the national conservation congress later, despite recent events.

Gifford Pinchot Zurich Rome Vattain Lawrence Janssens Congregation of the Affairs of Religious Roosevelt Jepesens Mr Hoosevelt Bs Cord America Holy Father Walher Janssens Associated Press Janssens Vatican Europe

Roosevelt to Speak at Westward Speech Tour

The article notes former President Theodore Roosevelt will address the National Conservation Congress during a Western trip this summer. Kansas City hosts a planned gathering with the Commercial Club set to meet to accept the congress executive committee’s invitation.

Buckingham Palace Af Aldershot Ata Southampton England Wayor Corporation of Southamp Gall Kansas City National Conservation Congress Wheadore Roosevelt West Commercial Club Congress

Bath Iron Works Launches Destroyer Paulding

Bath Me April 12 Distinctly noted as the first torpedo boat destroyer to burn oil exclusively the Paulding was launched today by Bath Iron Works Neo coal will be carried except for galley purposes The destroyer was named by Miss Arma Paulding daughter of the late Bear Aqm'rat Paulding for whom the craft was named.

Bath Detrayer Reeto Fursera Pauling Bath Iron Works Arma Paulding Bear Aqm Rat Paulding

Tong War Gun Attack Leaves Man Wounded on Mott Street

On Leong Tong gunman fired twice at Loong Hom in a Chinatown building on Mott Street. Poised as chaos erupted, Woong Hong was shot and rushed to Hudson Street Hospital as investigators examined a four Brothers gang link and the weapon found in the hallway.

Washington, Post New York Loong Hom Soy Khown Foong Hong Chung Quong Modstreet Woong Hong Tidright Mott Street Poong Hong Hudson Street Spauld Ing Hese Muvd Chinatown China

Professor Ralph W Thomas Nominated for Allds Senate Seat

A Colgate University professor, Ralph W Thomas, was named today by Republicans to fill the senate seat vacated by Jot ham P Allds. The Democrats nominated Edward L Nawk of Norwich for the position.

Congress of Mothers Elects At 4 Meeting

At yesterday afternoon session of the Congress of Mothers the officers were elected President Mrs A A Binney First Vice President Mrs John Newton Culbertson Second Vice President Mrs James Weil Third Vice President Mrs James Secretary Mrs John Hotchkina Treasurer Mrs William DeReimer Mrs William Holtzman read a paper. After some discussion, the congress referred a resolution rewarding advertising to Mrs Da E Lebler.

Congress of Mothers A.A Binney John Newton Culbertson James Weil Thira James John Hotchkina Tresurer Wiliam DeReimer William Holtzman Congress da E Lebler

Democratic Mayor for New Britain Elected in April Vote

In New Britain Connecticut the annual city election produced John M Heleran a Democrat as mayor by a 627 vote margin over Oren F Curtis the Republican. The Republican ticket also lost by a large majority. Dissatisfaction over Curtis is blamed for the overturn.

New Britain Conn John M Heleran Ose Oren F Curtis Tcket Curtis Sait

Hypnotized mother-in-law charged in Wilkes-Barre case

April 12 Wilkes-Barre Pa A man Peter Avondale was arrested and brought before Mayor Kuitren on a charge of hypnotizing his mother in law his wife and children whenever they annoyed him The Wilkes family say his powers rendered them helpless and unable to move though Avondale denies any hypnotism The mayor kept the peace while awaiting further action

Waghinkton Wilkes-Barre Nima Avondale the Meyer Bela Avondele

Duped by wire tappers in $31,000 loss at San Francisco

Louis Guilbert of Witenburg Wash appealed for police aid after losing 310,900 to two men in a San Francisco poolroom claim of wire tapping at Emeryville race track. He was lured, bet the money, escaped with two supposed detectives, and was put aboard a train home to Los Angeles with plans to meet in Tucson for a payout division.

Los Angeles Louis Guilbert Witensburg San Francisco Guilbert Emeryville Tucson

St Louis Euchre Parties Expanded Under New Chief

In St Louis on April 1, the new chief William Young directs relaxed rules for euchre games and boxing matches. Women may play euchre for any prize not involving a bet, and boys may use vacant lots for baseball. Fantan will be allowed including by Chinese residents, while previous bans by Chief Creecy are lifted.

St. Lous St Louis Mo Pollen Creecy William Young Geemen Pin Joeble

HOTCHKISS FEARS A DESPOT IN LEGISLATURES ELECTIONS DOUBTED

In Utica the Republican League dinner heard Charles J Bonaparte analyze methods of bosses and rings. Hotchkiss and Norris spoke on distrust of lawmakers. Bonaparte warned that voters record preferences between nominees of rival factions rather than choosing leaders. Albany later reported Senate finance committees authorizing a subcommittee for a general investigation of legislative corruption following a message by Gay Hughes.

Utica Republicn League of Oneida Chartles J Bonaparte Forme United States William H Hotchkiss George W Norris Nebraska Meranie Hart League Lincoln Tyne Honaparte Hotchkis Albmuy Bto Mississippi Pittsburg New Jersey New York Vosgresé Albany Senate Finance Gay Hughes

Charity rule lax condemned loose methods prompt inquiry

Associated Charities asks commissioners to investigate the work of distributing funds. A defense statement was issued and an inquiry committee requested. It is declared that under the former system it required fifty thousand dollars annually to care for the needy in the district.

Board of Whatitles Randly Highlands Citizens Association Metropolitan Police Department Wiliam Darell Cherules Aid Board of Charitys Board of Charities Police Department Capt Walter Mitchel Association Washington Iwathan Cotn Capt Mitchell Police Ego Horald Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association Associated Charite Citizens Relief Association Associated Charities Central Relief Committee Board of Managers

Charities Fight Over District Aid Sparked by Salary List

The Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association faced criticism after disclosing salaries totaling 1,110 83 for officers and staff effective April 1 1910. Critics demand central control by the Metropolitan Police and call for an independent inquiry into charity dispensing methods and oversight.

Uproar at Melrose as Russell Claim Impostor Denied

In Melrose Massachusetts on April 12 a riot erupted after Judge George F. Laerton dismissed three petitions by Daniel Blake Russell alleging a North Dakota claimant fraud in the Russell estate. Crowds of about 1600 hurled abuse at witnesses and threatened the home of Wollham Burvet and James B. Axford. Axford was dragged and menaced after defending the court’s ruling.

Melrose North Dakota Russell Wollham Burvet James BR. Axford Dakota Dan Fresno Dan Giamant E Winsow Axford Prandluhing Cambridge Mass George F. Laerton Dhingan N Dak Daniel Russe Daniel Blake Russell Jong Loat LA Simpson Dickingen Lawtons Decison Dudge

Trunk found with corpse of Palmyra widow Gertrude Maxwell

Mrs Gertrude Maxwell a well to do widow and Palmyra Mo County Treasurer Wade Maxwell’s mother was found dead in a trunk at her home near Palmyra. Sheriff Lasley reported no marks of violence though a club was found in the room. Coroners jury ruled death by suffocation after the trunk had been closed. Her daughter Mame Maxwell a local teacher had last telephoned a physician for help.

Gertrude Maxwell Palmyra Wade Maxwell Hannibal Mo Hope Thomas ¢ Lasley Maxwall Mito Mame Maawell Palmira Bisawell Wade Mexwell Ald

Woman Sees Uncle Upton Harden Die in Central Park

Special to The Washington Pun reports Hamy Harden, uncle of Upton Sinclair, a ten year NY office employee of United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co, died by self inflicted gunfire in Central Park. A horse rider heard a shot from Ninety Fourth Street. Harden, a director at Lawyers Surety and active with Inter States Fidelity, had no known troubles and did not go to work that day.

Washington New York Hamy Haden Upton Sincial Theater Ew York United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company Baltimore Central Park Ninety Fourth Street Patrick Harnen Tarden

Fortune in His Wall Paper

In San Francisco on April 2 Henry Brink of Melrose bought Arizona mining stock for a few hundred dollars and stuck his certificates on his walls. Ten years later news of a discovered ore vein made the certificates worth a fortune. Brink had long waited for the mine to produce and finally wondered if he was a green investor.

San Francisco Henry Brink Melrose Arizona Brink Mne

Evidence Sought In Grave In Ruth Wheeler Murder

New York April 2 exhumed grave of Ruth Wheeler a stenographer for fresh autopsy and forensic tests to bolster the state case against Albert Wolter. Bones found in a fireplace are to be presented as exhibits to counter the defense question whether a murder occurred and whether the victim is Ruth Wheeler.

New York Albert Wolter Ruth Wheeler Supreme Court Walter Walters

Dentist shoots wife then shoots himself in apparent suicide

Dr Mark Blackbart shot and seriously wounded Mrs Violet Getty before turning the revolver on himself. He died later with brain injury confirmed by X ray. Mrs Getty's condition described as serious but potentially recoverable.

Fitzshore Mark Blackbart Violet Getty Watt Getty Blackbyns

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