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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1910
Page
23
Father Doyle at St Josephs denounces labor violence while defending workers rights to combine and share wealth. He argues disorder harms their cause and insists lawful means must guide labor action, condemning destruction and urging restraint to protect others.
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment citing a FalconzO blessing and varied names. It lists many misread words, partial phrases, and scattered references to a pulpit or ceremony with no clear narrative or complete facts.
The Lyce Improvement League of Alexandria pushed a cleansing campaign with carts and volunteers removing ashes and house waste. Three wagons were made available as public demand exceeded supply, with meetings planned to discuss civic betterment and enforcement of unsafe sidewalks under local law.
A sermon on Jonah from the belly of the fish as a type of Christ’s death and resurrection. The speaker rejects eternal torment, argues for a grave as Sheol, and links Jonah’s three days to Jesus' death and resurrection, urging faith in Bible interpretation and divine justice.
The text shows a garbled OCR of a church or college event with names such as St Marys, Wardiaack College, and Rev Dr Fined, plus scattered dates and locations. It appears to be a historical notice or obituary fragment with missing context and legible names embedded in the noise.
Fire in Hyde Park Vermont destroyed the county jail town hall courthouse and several Main Street buildings. The blaze spread rapidly in strong winds damaging a church store and 48 homes, leaving about twenty families homeless with estimated losses around 100000. Senator Carroll Page’s home survived as authorities evacuated residents and moved to contain the blaze.
An array of notes on Charles F Lesher and family touring Virginia in a Washington car, the first climb of Fillmore Street hills by an electric vehicle, and a push by Philadelphia dealers to form an automobile association. Also covered are Hakey Oldfield’s speed records in Los Angeles, potential federal auto legislation led by James Mann, and debates over speed traps and horn laws amid growing spring touring.
President and Secretary of the Navy weigh candidates to replace General William M. Marshall as chief engineer of the army when he retires in June. Lieu Col George Goethals, chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission, is seen as one of the most efficient engineer officers. Other names include Col William H. Lackenoneer and Col Frederic Vo Ahyot, currently with river and harbor duties.
A misread dispatch notes the first squad of quadruplets to cross the Canadian North into Lacombe Alberta. Parents David Grant and Wentworth Sova accompanied the newborns, two boys and two girls, now aged several months, described as active and well as the family plans to move west.
New Jersey Central Railway train on a descent past Pickerel Mountain is saved when fireman and passenger Joseph Lutz of Baston PA leap from the moving cab amid shattered steel and flame. Lutz pulls a valve, warns crossings, and guides the runaway locomotive to a stop on level track, averting disaster with minor injuries to the crew.
A suffrage-era treatise argues women belong beyond the home sphere and should influence national life. It lauds women’s moral role while urging balance between private duty and public responsibility, noting women contribute to social progress yet cautioning against neglecting larger world responsibilities.
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