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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1907

Page

12

Hampton Roads naval visit fuels lively social week

Officers and crews from the American fleet plus diplomats and their wives gathered at Fort Monroe and Norfolk for a festive sequence of luncheons and civilian hospitality. The Jamestown Exposition drew 64 000 attendees on grounds with 23 240 paid admissions, while ships from Roosevelt's Fleet anchored offshore. The sailing yacht Issaquena, carrying Commodore Stewart and a notable party, departed for Jamestown and James River plantations before returning to New York.

Virginia Hampton Roads Roxburgh Illinois Norfolk Old Point Jackie Tsukuba Chitose Chamberlm Fort Monroe Louis Borvhers Richmond Washington Thehera Roosevelt Ateam Gacat Issaquena J. C. Stewart New York and Indian Harbor James River Jamestown James New York Theodore Shonts David B. Francis Missouri M. Felton Chicago and Alton Railway le D. Dozier St. Louis James Castles The Guarantee Trust Company of W. W. Plankinton Milwaukee Edward Goltra Spencer Southern Raihway A. M. Stewart

Wife Causes His Arrest Over Chorus Girl Encounter

Special to The Washington Post. John C. Knorr of Philadelphia is held in St. Louis on suspicion of larceny, though police doubt that. He arrived April 19 to join Gussie Lang of a chorus, denies following her, says he fled after a stock deal in Washington to recover from a “bat.” Mrs Knorria expected to join him soon.

Philadelphian Washington Post St. Louis John C. Knorr Broker Philadelphia Gussia Lang Knorr Miss Lang Washington, D. C

Four Hungarians crushed in New Jersey copper plant collapse

A wall at the Delamer Copper Works in Chrome New Jersey collapsed while laborers dug a drain pipe trench. Four men were killed instantly and three others were badly injured and rushed to Elizabeth General Hospital. The wall was part of a new extension and the dirt gave way, burying the workers beneath the bricks.

Washington Chrome N. J Delamer Mebria Elizabbeth

Banker Marries Nurse in Forty-Five Year Gap Elopement

Frank Fitzmaurice president of Citizens Bank Eagle Grove elopes with 20 year old nurse Nelle Ferguson. Courtship began in the sick room two months ago after his illness. They plan a Honolulu honeymoon.

Spedal Weahington Webster City Towa Frank Fitzmaurice Citizens’ Bank Eagle Grove Nelle Ierguson Fitzmaurice Honolulu

Summer Embassies Arranged for New Hampshire Estates

James Bryce, the British ambassador, will base his summer embassy at Stonenurat on the Intervale estate in Concord near Worcester, Massachusetts. Baron Speck von Sternburg, the German ambassador, has rented the Edward Frothingham estate in Dublin for summer quarters.

Bryce Baron Speck von Sternberg New Hampshire Concord Nhl James Bryce Washington Stonenurat Intervale Daniel ©. Morrison Worcester Mass Edward Frothingham Dublin Baron Speck von Sternburg

Maryland Hosts Jamestown Exposition Dedication Speech

Gov Warfield delivers a 273 year vow of Maryland leadership at Jamestown Exposition, praising Maryland Virginia ties and pioneer heritage. Maryland, Virginia and Connecticut state buildings opened amid ceremonies with officials from multiple states in attendance.

Maryland Virginia Republic Wrohington Norfolk Ohio Connecticut Virginia State Building Swanson Ohio State Building Blanche B. Cadet Toledo Theodore Bolling Maryland State Building Warfield Connecticut State Building Harry St. George Tucker John Ridgely Hampton Henry W. Rodgers Jesse Tyson Ladies’ Auxiliary Mary L. Robins Hosteau F. M. Colston Oswald Tilghman Clinton L. Riggs Lynn R. Meekins Forrth Stowe Baltimore Gov. Swanson Lynn R. Medkins D. Bachelor Tucker Gov. Warfield Frederick M. Colaton Edward M. Shonart Earl J Prouts Union United States Mayland

Maryland and Virginia Founders Heritage Address

A speaker recounts the 1785 compact, the Annapolis conference, and the Philadelphia 1787 convention, praising Maryland and Virginia founders. He notes lasting alliances, calls for national unity, and urges keeping Maryland prominent and welcoming visitors to the exposition. He thanks the audience and previews future celebratory gatherings.

Annapolis Senate Chamber Philadelphia United States Maryland Virginia Republic

Veiled Woman in Black Causes Town Stir and Dyer Resigns

A mysterious veiled woman in black has unsettled social circles by persecuting Mrs. Walter Fairfield and two foreign diplomats, sending anonymous letters to Mr. Fairfield, now in California, and alarming Mrs. Fairfield who sought medical aid. Howard J. Dyer surrendered his special policeman commission after charges led by Capt. Boyle, with Maj. Sylvester and Commissioners approving the action. Mrs. Fairfield remained at the Jamestown Exposition last Thursday.

New York Walter Fairfield Sales Street Howard J. Dyer Mrs. Fairfield Fairfield Dyer Capt. Boyle Sylvester Maj. Sylvester West Biddle

Woman Hurt After Runaway Horse Collapses on Bladensburg Road

Charles Fuller and Miss Miga Mary White suffered injuries when Fuller’s spirited horse ran away after a sudden automobile approach on Bladensburg road. White was severely injured, Fuller had scalp wounds, and both were aided by passersby as the horse was recaptured. The scene involved a damaged carriage and injuries to both individuals.

Charles Fuller Pennsylvania Avenue Miga Mary White Sixth Sta Bladensburg Road Fuller Miss White Misa White Fer

Union Station Strike Over Jurisdiction Sparks Bricklayer Walkout

Seventy five bricklayers left the new union station project after a jurisdiction dispute with the Tile and Roofers Union over who may lay the roofing. The bricklayers insist blocks used for roofing are bricks and belong to bricklayers. roofers say they are tiles. A Washington union representative went to New York to confer, while contractor McFarland backs the roofers. The showdown risks delaying the station’s progress as talks loom.

New York Union Station Bricklayers' Union Washington Bricklayers D. M. Huddieston Roofers’ Union William J. Bowen Philadelphia Focal McFarland

Contractor threats suspend work in major cities

An unofficial report states that if the roofer remains on the project, the contractor will refuse to continue work and suggests other large city McFarland Construction Company projects would also be halted. The warning underscores potential widespread disruption across multiple cities where the firm operates.

Anion

Woman Robbed in Street on Washington Circle

Mrs. H. C. Purdy of 1717 Twenty-fourth Street NW reported that a tall heavily built black man snatched a brown leather hang tag from her hand around 9 PM while she walked home past Washington Circle. Police were alerted and plain clothes officers investigated. no arrests by late night.

Washington Circle H. C. Purdy Twenty-fourth Street

Submarine safety upgrades at Mare Island after Mediterranean tragedy

Naval constructors install large external hooks and bilge keels on Pike and Grampus at Mare Island to enable rapid hoisting if power fails. Divers can attach a cable to surface the sub if machinery fails. Additional side hardware aims to give sailors greater movement when submerged.

Mediterranean Mare Island

Child Struck by Street Car in Northwest Washington

Eight year old Margaret Martin, daughter of H. J. Martin of 2141 Eighteenth Street NW, narrowly escaped being crushed by a street car on Eighteenth near Columbia Road NW. The motor man halted the car when the child failed to hear the gong. the fender struck her below the knees, yielding only a slight facial scratch.

Margaret Martin H. J. Martin Eighteenth Street Northwest

Police Detain Young Woman Over Norfolk Description

A young woman, answering to Blanch Fentress, was arrested by Detective O'Brien on a Norfolk descriptor. She is held at the House of Detention with no charges yet. Lieut Peck received a Norfolk telegram requesting her capture. O'Brien found her in a porch on Sixth Street northwest.

Blanch &. Fentress O'Brien Norfolk Lieut. Peck Sixth Street Forthwest

Weather map notes show high pressure and wintry Midwest

Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau summary reports Saturday low pressure driving cold air into the Missouri and Upper Midwest valleys and Northern Rockies with wintry conditions. Light rain in Middle and South Atlantic States and mixed precipitation in Minnesota South Dakota and Rockies. Temperatures fell as much as 30 degrees with freezing levels in SD MN NE and Rockies. Sunday cold with rain in eastern districts and snow in northern areas. Winds NE along coasts and lakes, lighter inland.

Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Missouri Midissippi Rocky Mountain South Atlantic Minachete South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Ilinois Michigan Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region Baatern Otto Valley Lake Region Mississippi New England Gulf Lower Lakes Upper Lakes Loyal Weather Report Miowman

Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Medicine Endorsement

A spring booster piece extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the standard spring medicine for cleansing blood boosting appetite and digestion and curing humors scrofula and rheumatism. Readers Mrs Scarleton and Mrs Gee share testimonials of renewed health strength and improved appetite after using the remedy.

Hood Scarleton Ayer Mass J. F. Gee Gould St Stoneham

Hood's Sarsaparilla for spring humors and tired feelings

Mrs Bertram Gray of New Bedford Massachusetts reports eczema on her face and loss of an eyebrow before using Hood's Sarsaparilla. After taking several bottles she says the humor disappeared and she has had no further trouble, noting many friends praise the remedy.

Hood Bertram Gray Arnold St New Bedford Mass

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