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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1910

Page

24

Suffragists Hold Assembly Attended by Diverse Crowd

Mise Costelloe and Mrs Blatch spoke at a gathering around a big automobile as suffragists made their stand. Speakers urged equal rights for married women, criticized President Taft, and stressed that when women vote they will challenge executive power. Attendees included Mrs Costelloe, Mrs Blatch, Mrs Susan White Fitzgerald, Mrs Dennehy, Mrs LeReifle, Helen Raker, and Mrs Stanley McCormack.

Mise Jong Mise Costelloe John Burne Nim Susan Whitzgerald Massachusetts Dennet le Reifle Helen Raker Spokane Waah Stanley McCormleck

Wiley Defies Suffragists Over Votes For Women

Representative Wiley backed by the President opposes the suffragist campaign. He refused to support a New Jersey Woman's Suffrage Convention petition urging Congress to act favorably on the votes for women.

Wiley Representative Wiley Yeaterday New Jersey

Divided Opinion on Charities Stalls Church Resolution

The Brotherhood of the First Congregational Church debated supporting the Associated Charities at last night’s meeting but split votes delayed action. A motion to table the resolution was approved, with future consideration set for the next meeting. Officers elected include A. J. Cagood as president and H. Gould as vice president.

Brotherhood of First Congregational Church Oh Lion Associated Charities Washleeten WS. Washburn Unitea States Cnn) Service Commission

Massachusetts Legislature Adopts Resolution on Conquest Policy

The Massachusetts legislature adopted a resolution urging Congress to back a policy that prevents territorial expansion by conquest. It calls for Congress to empower the President and Secretary of State to engage with the Third Internal Peace Conference and invites swayers to participate.

Stor Avril Dlaeaaunn Massachusetts Congress Swavers

Mark Twain and ship fleet plans surface in April notes

In an April dispatch from Redding Cone Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain arrived from yesterday and is said to be improving. New York visitor Halsey traveled with Clemens. Reports also discuss reorganizing the navy fleet, with plans for three representations next year and traslado of battleships to a common headquarters. Australian beef prices are listed in New York stores.

Redding Cone Samuel K. Wens Mark Twain Esterday Fang Saul GE Halsey New York Mr Clemens Jere Meyer Hame

Foxhounds in Favor Washington Dog Show Draws Crowds

Colesville Pack competes for prizes at the Washington Kennel Club show at the Arcade on Fourteenth Street. English foxhounds from Chevy Chase and Rockville vie for cups, with notable winners including Miss May Howard and Dr. Frederick C. Roman. James Mortimer, chief judge, bears a likeness to Andrew Carnegie, adding local charm to the event.

Washington Kermel Club Arcade Fourteenth Street Park Road Chevy Chase Clarence Moors F. L. Hu Moonall Club Willar Dupont Montpelier Madison Old Rome James Mortimer Hemstead Long Island Andrew Carnegie Mount Pleasant Mortimer Cecil French Ken United States Mies May Howard Jay Frederick C. Roman William B. Moore Music Charles H. L. Johnston Marquie de Lafayette America Chevy Chage A. C. Spates Rockville Colesville Maryland Red Brook Great Neck Washington Kennel Hib Atron Gem William Caner Wiederheim Washington Kennel Club Afron Gem Barto

Prize Winners and Dogs at Lansdowne Show Contests

A garbled report lists prize winners across dog classes at a Lansdowne event. Reproduced names include Charles H. Johnston White Leader and John Fleming Philadelphia, with categories Toy Poodles Toy Terriers and Miscellaneous judged by James Mortimer and others. The text also notes whippet placements and local entries, though many phrases are unclear.

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Weather Conditions and River Bulletin Update

Weather forecast reports a Western storm moving northeast toward Wisconsin and the Dakotas with showers, cooler temperatures, and variable winds across the Midwest and Atlantic coast. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear as Cornell crew begins practice with four eight and four oared shells racing in Ithaca.

Dept. of Agriculture Nureau Washington Wincowein Arkinson Ora Plains Ohio Wlley Tennesses Lake Rexion Ape Dakotas Rocky Mountain Pleina Miszouri Ipainaing Guardian Mivetanipet New England Upper Take Mlethorpp Atlantic States Zacurdey West Galt Atlantic Mithisag Huron Ughe Madris Winda Enat Grand Banks Cornell Ithaca Courtney

Potomac park concert and horse show prep in Washington

The article notes a 6 o'clock spring band concert in Potomac Park by the Marine Band with high society figures expected in attendance. It describes horse show preparations near the polo grounds and bridle paths, detailing rider activity, venue conditions, and comments from Chamber of Commerce leaders on horse shows and racing.

Potomac Park Marine Band Mia Washington Road Drivers and Riders’ Association Polo Grounds St Ia Batti Anit William T. Gude Chamber of Commerce Thera Thomas Grant Benning Horsag Contectania

Policeman Sutton on Trial for Conduct Unbecoming Officer

A crowded court heard Policeman E A Sutton of the Fifth precinct face charges of conduct unbecoming an officer after alleged indignities to prisoner Ade Moran on April 2. Principal witnesses included Captain Williams, Policeman Price, and Moran, with Sutton denying the charges and admitting the incident violated regulations as the hearing concluded without a verdict.

Police Trial Board E. A Sutton Ade Moran William E. Ambrose Krank -Key Sutton Williema B.R. Price Lizzie Smith Sarah Tivbins Williams Mies Moran Hlethe Cattie Tan Prica Moran Wiliams Waa

Man Dieing After Poison Mistake In Flint Work Site

James Woodhall 24 of Lynchburg Virginia died after mistaking two boxes of sublimate tablets for a gripe remedy at his Flint Michigan job. The tablets owned by his roommate were misplaced when room items were moved. He became ill hours later and collapsed at work then in Hurley Hospital. Woodhall had come to Flint to work for an auto company.

Dynchburg Michigan Washbaton Fort Flint Mich Arippe James Woodhall Hurley Hospital Woidhall Woodhall Lynchburg

Inauguration by Taft Mentioned in Bay Page

Fragmentary text notes an inauguration by Taft in a Bay area context. Names and phrases appear garbled but indicate a public event or ceremony connected to Taft. No clear date or location is readable.

Vacant Leta to Be Occupied by Moving Picture Show

Real estate men anticipate a forthcoming expansion of moving picture theaters in Washington. Applications are piling up daily as developers rush to meet demand for housing and commercial space, with projects slated to begin and open during the summer and fall.

Mnien Washington Sweets Mimber’ Ge “Alrdonies Nitcomes Realty Man Yenterday

Unclear Military Dispatch Laid Out In Fragmentary Text

Fragmented OCR notes describe military officers and units with unclear place and date. Mentions Captains Alarander Williams and Malin-Grass, a Fort Reno depot, River cavalry and birth cavalry terms. Overall content appears draftlike with garbled names and places, lacking coherent events or outcomes.

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Naval officers assigned to duty and classroom lecture announced

Orders list officers from Commander Burrage to midshipmen and warrant officers across states including Connecticut Vermont Minnesota and North Dakota with home and wait duties and examinations. Dr John B Smith state entomologist will lecture mosquitoes tonight at 8 in George Washington University lecture hall before the Biological Society of Washington.

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Misa O Reilly Delivers Lecture for Charity Event

Gertrude M O Reilly of Dublin, an artist, gave a two day lecture titled Cladach entertainment for the benefit of the institution, hosted in the New Room Monday Morir sic Club.

Misa, O'Reilly Gertrude M.oreilly Dubt

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