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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1909
Page
28
Fragmented report describes efforts to secure passage of a deficiency bill with amendments. Democrats face pressure to unify and move swiftly as lawmakers consider sunset delays, capitol amendments, and calls to oppose prolonged filibusters while leadership seeks timely action before adjournment.
Louisvale Kentucky August scene as Adjt Gen Philip P Johnston of the Kentucky National Guard confronted Denny R Goode editor of a weekly paper The General took umbrage at an editorial and Johnston entered Goode’s office with an aid threateningly placed over Goode with a thick black cane Johnston was arrested and his trial set for tomorrow The Lexington citizen is a horse breeder.
Ten firemen were injured at Pittsburg Pa on August 3 while battling a blaze that damaged a feed warehouse and stables at the Union Stock Yard. Two firefighters required oxygen treatment to revive them. origin of the fire was listed as unknown.
Miss Marie Conklin of Lexington was pulled from rough breakers by James B Green, an attorney from Washington, in a dramatic afternoon rescue observed by hundreds. Green reached her after a long struggle with a strong undercurrent, saved her consciousness, and she later thanked him as reporters noted heavy seas and few bathers. The event prompted praise for the rescuers amid severe weather and local tension.
The report chronicles Harry Thaw on the witness stand as prosecutors grill him with delusion and guilt theories during the Stanford White murder case. It notes doctors diagnosing paranoia and the tense exchange with Jerome, Baker, and the court as Thaw shows agitation, handwritings, and disputes over affidavits and the patient’s state.
A Maryland requisition for Scott Johnson, accused of murdering James L BicAlister on May 31, was presented and acknowledged by the governor. Johnson fled to California, surrendered to Sonoma County sheriff, and reportedly confessed to the crime before authorities.
The progress of the disease is described as slow and rarely fatal except late stages, with patients often retaining faculties. Charles Morschauser and attorney attack testimony as alienists prepare for further cross examination of Dr Finn and Dr Hirsch, while Dr Carlex and MacDonald remain to testify as Mr Jerome leads proceedings.
The San Antonio based officer, retired after filing for divorce, recounts a 1940s Philippine campaign and claims his wife’s relationships with several officers caused upheaval at multiple camps. He says officers pressured her removal and that his resignation followed the scandal, with tainted testimony anticipated in court.
Mrs Lena Move? Nee Gut Noves wife of Frank Dwoes of Washington died at her parents home Mr and Mrs George Gran on Padmunt street Salem today. Moves aim to Salem two weeks to ens the id home week will her parents. Urs cye4 was born in Marblehead September 711. TM Noyes is a clerk in the Boston office. Reports living at 2 Third Street Northwest.
In Ethel Mississippi a Methodist conference guest, Rev Frank English, shook hands with a colored presiding elder, triggering threats and mob action. Townspeople barred hotel service, forcing his retreat to a station agent for shelter as a mob gathered armed with clubs. He escaped aboard a train to Salt Lake City routes via Chesapeake and Ohio.
Mexico City Aug 3 reports ten thousand gold and 410,000 in provisions tents and supplies to be sent at once to Acapulco earthquake victims. President Diaz orders the gunboat Guerrero to transport aid from Salina Cruz with speed. Guerrero Grovernment appeals for funds provisions and clothing from states as Guerrero state pledges 20000 for quake victims amid fears of epidemic and continuing misery.
Russian and British statesmen met at Cowes during the King's Cup regatta as crowds surged and police intervened. An interview with M Iswolsky praised Anglo Russian cooperation, while the Standart dinner and yacht events framed the entente. King Edward and the Kaiser witnessed race starts and the Hispano boat victory marked by Regal observers.
The secretary of the Paperhangers Union reports a telegram from Elizabeth noting Ernest Williams is dead and asks to locate his family and notify the chief of police. Local police in Elizabeth are seeking Williams’ relatives here for notification and disposition.
Police Superintendent Sylvester files charges against four detectives Burlingame Weedon Warren and Mullen for failure to turn over money and stolen property to the property clerk and alleges possible insubordination. The four officers refuse to answer the charges, demand a fair trial, and await a police trial board hearing set for August 1 at 10 am in the police court building.
Alabama House passes statewide prohibition by a wide margin. Government sale scheduled for old post office and pension building assets, including office furniture and materials, with Sloan & Co. handling the sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Montgomery.
Dr Strohback linked the teen Elsie Gasser’s death to the harmful practice of tight lacing, noting its probable role in a failed rally after an appendectomy operation. The 18 year old, daughter of John Gasser, had suffered health problems after indiscriminate eating and lingering pain following a late night incident. She died after medical care and surgery.
In Flatbush a bulldog attacks an epileptic woman and her son as neighbors stand by. The mother is torn on throat chest and arms, the boy clings to his mother’s care, and a neighbor shoots the animal to end the mauling. Both victims were taken to hospital in critical condition.
A writ of habeas corpus was sworn for a yellow mongrel dog in bridge court. Grace Davie, owner of the dog, and others seek its release from the sheriff who allegedly unlawfully restrained it. The case, tied to Grace Davie as a woman of African descent, features a judge and witnesses and is set for a hearing tomorrow.
Cleveland voters today rejected the 3 cent fare plan linked to a Payne avenue franchise, defeating the mayoral ally’s effort to extend line networks. About 30,94 votes opposed the franchise to 24,525 in favor, a 2,882 vote margin. The result marks Johnson’s fourth defeat in ten months as he pushes transit reform in the city.
Lt and surgeon travel toward Annapolis as investigation resumes into the death of Cadet Sutton. Report cites brother cadet at West Point twice hazed and nose broken in a similar manner, details of assault and hospital care emerge, noting Congress action and academy practices in hazing history.
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