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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
20
A clash between troops and striking miners near Levin escalated as strikers sacked a mine official's home and used shutters as shields. Troops retook positions behind a barricade after gendarmes dislodged protesters. Several miners and two officers were wounded, and minister Clemence arrived for a late conference as the crowd dispersed by afternoon.
John de Louisa pressured Papina de Louisa to elope for months. At Harlem Police Court the magistrate warned him. This morning Papina shot him in the right shoulder after a dispute about Angelo, her husband’s cousin, and his pursuit of her. He was taken to Harlem Hospital with a bullet wound. Papina was arrested.
Russian labor leader Father Bon Gapon has vanished about a week ago, his wife and supporters asserting foul play and that authorities know nothing of his whereabouts. They warn enemies may have kidnapped him, recalling a prior case where a workmen's delegate was seized and tortured abroad. Movements of ocean steamers show arrivals from New York and Liverpool, with several sailings to Genoa and Rotterdam. A loan exhibition continues under the National Society of Colonial Dames and a Revolution Sons banquet is planned at the Worthington House to mark Lexington.
A long social notice recounts gowns, fittings, and guests at Stoneleigh Court events. Names include Mrs Toy, Mrs Jamar, Mrs Tos, Mrs Rayner, Mrs Howry, Mrs Chappell, Mrs Waldo, and many others hosting and attending tea and receptions. The German Ambassador Baroness von Sternburg and Violet Langham travel to Pittsburg for engagements.
Testimonial from Wilson of Liscomb Iowa describing a skin eruption over the body and face cured by Cuticura Remedies. He reports relief after using externally and internally, noting a five year remission. Mentions infant case treated successfully and provides product details and sources from the Cuticura firm.
Ammete Tvans Byron Hi Grath and secretary Mr Charles Bawin Fox announce a Chautauqua meeting at the Washington Hebrew Congregation Vestry on Wednesday evening April 9 at 8 o'clock. Various figures, including Master Raymond Brengie and Mrs. Croffut’s fever case in Luxor, are noted along with visits to Baltimore and Philadelphia. Mrs Arnold Martisse hosts a luncheon for Miss Macarthur of West Chester, with several local young ladies attending.
In Chicago and Kansas City a court ordered a man to get drunk and remain intoxicated to death. Selby Jones, son of a Kansas City hardware merchant, fled the sentence after two months with funds from friends and transport to Chicago. He was arrested, held for grand jury theft, and transferred to a county jail as he seeks another start. two men died stealing a freight ride in Norwalk, Connecticut.
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