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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1912
Page
2
A burial planned for General Grant is postponed until the arrival of Princess Cantacuzems from Russia. Military guards watch the casket as relatives and veterans send sympathy while officials announce the postponement and await confirmation of the princess’s arrival.
A chaotic scene unfolded as a fireworks display sparked a large blaze sending spectators into a frantic rush. Officials report financial damages around 350000 dollars with a later figure citing 41Voocks and other unclear costs totaling substantial losses.
The Cham ber of Commerce committee debated a $1,000 entertainment contribution for delegates in Washington. A separate proposal recommended $925 to send a rep to Norfolk to invite the American Supply and Manufacturing Association to hold its next convention in Washington. An additional $250 was proposed to entertain the National Dental Association during its Washington convention next September.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has grown from 25 clerks in 1904 to about 700 employees, outgrowing its current offices. Bills to erect a dedicated building were introduced by Rep. Sabath and Sen. Townsend and are under consideration. The commission stores thousands of records and reports, filling space across multiple buildings. A lease near the American National Bank will add about 15 rooms of space to accommodate the expanding staff and documents.
Michi Winter of Baltimore made two attempts to enter the White House while the President was at breakfast. He claimed ties to the German Embassy and sought a personal audience with Mr Taft, was kept out, then briefly slipped inside before being detained and handed to German Embassy officials for evaluation of his mental state.
An elderly man touts TI NZ cents a box as a watchdog remedy that supposedly strengthens feet, removes corns and bunions, and draws out poisonous exudations. It promises instant relief and urges readers to mail for a free truck package, with Walter Turner Dodge & Co as the contact in Chicago.
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