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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

28

Thaw Bankrupt Fights Alienists Fees in Court Fight

Harry K Thaw seeks bankruptcy to halt mounting bills from lawyers doctors and expert witnesses in his case. Petition lists assets of 125 0128 and liabilities of 53 160 43 with creditors demanding tens of thousands in fees and services amid ongoing legal actions and a receiver's appointment in Pittsburgh filing.

Pittsburg Charles Morschauser New York Harry K Thaw Th Cis Dutchess County Nojah Roger Mara Jamess Piatt Mara

Tragic Pistol Accident Kills 15 Year Old Son

In Tazewell Virginia a 15 year old boy, Robey Pruett, died after pulling a loaded pistol while helping his mother hunt for a mouse. The weapon was left in the room where mice were destructive. The shot entered his eye and brain, killing him instantly. This marks the third family death from violent or accidental causes in two years. Also advertised are week end trips to the Atlantic City area via the Pennsylvania Railroad with return tickets valid to the following Tuesday.

Washington Post Tazewell Va Here Whch Robey Pruett Archibald Pruett California Pruett Mr Pruett Atlantic City Cane May Wildwood Ocean City MN. J Sca Isie City Pennsylvania Deaware River

Will of Mrs. Annie I. Lowry Bequeaths 5,000 for Parrot Care

Philadelphia reports a will contest over Mrs. Annie I. Lowry estate amounting to about 600,000. Five thousand dollars is to be invested for the gate of parrot property, with income paid to Violet Peark, a cousin, as long as the birds live. after death the trust reverts to other heirs. Nearly fifty institutions and societies receive bequests, with three servants slated for 10,000, 5,000, and 3,000 respectively.

Philadelphia Annie I. Lowry Violet Peark Lowry

Price of newspapers raised amid New York strike

Watertown New York August announcement from the International Paper Company states the price of newspaper will rise from $2.25 to $2.35 per 100 pounds. The strike situation remains unchanged.

Mulls New York Watertown International Paper Company

Auckland Prepares as American Fleet Arrives Soon

New Zealand reports the Culgoa and Atlantic fleet nearing Auckland after rough seas with no fleet evolutions. Parliament adjourns for a week to welcome the American warships as Auckland crowds gather, flags fly, and official ceremonies are planned with Sir Joseph Ward leading the welcome.

Auckland New Zealand Culgoa Honolulu Hampton Roads Aucklang Queen Street Viitors Joseph Ward Dominion Roosev It Admiral Sperry Duke of York Singapore

Steerage Rates To Go Low At International Conference

A special conference of major shipping company representatives opened today at the Grand Hotel in this city under Heinrich Wiegand of North German Lloyd. Forty delegates attended as committees were formed to study steerage rate cuts across the Mediterr Tayean and other regions, with several noting that fierce rate cutting had reached an intolerable level. The meeting will continue for several days.

Amerca England Grand Hotel Heinrich Wiegand Lloyd Steamship Company

Pittsburgh Millionaire Seeks 50 MPH Skater Boat

Pittsbuy millionaire R Peacock, summering near Brockville Ontario, offered 100000 to the firm building a scooter boat with a guaranteed speed of 50 miles an hour. Herreshoff officials are considering the proposal.

Washington Post Ottawa Ontario R. Peacock Pittsbuy Brockville Herreshoffare

Roosevelts talks on hazing eight West Point cadets

Secretary Wright Col Scott and President Roosevelt discussed the hazing case at Sagamore Hill. Wright sided with clemency, Scott supported prior stance, while the President disputed both, leaving final action undecided pending further inquiry and possible Monday decision. Hitchcock conferred on national politics but offered no new specifics.

Wright Col Scott Hitchcock H. L. Higginson Boston John Perkins Gerrit Forbes Frank ™. Chapman Mr. Chapman Sagamore Hill Scott Oyster Bay Hugh L West Point Miliary Academy Roosevelt Washington Post West Point Military Academy William Loeber Luke E Wright Hugh L Scott Sagamora Hill Atain Eadets Washneton Dow New York the Hill Washington

Talks on Hughes Rumor as Dover Resign Denial Circles Talk

New York Aug 7 political chatter centers on Elmer Dover rumored to resign as Republican National Committee secretary. Dover denies resigning and Hitchcock says no plans finalized. Chicago reports claim Dover’s departure. Dover and Hitchcock discuss future plans and a Chicago headquarters setup. White House and Oyster Bay discussions cited on campaign strategy and sentiment in New York state.

New York Frank H Hitchcock Republican National Committee Oyster Bay Hitchcock Roosevelt Hughes I Hithcod Ia Hughes Chicago Elmer H Dover National Committee Dover Europe Chicago Dispatch Ant Blitch Ceck Elmer Dover Daily News Today Elmer E. Dover Fred W Upham Iinola Daily News Art East

Republicans back Gov Hughes renomination in Fifteenth district

New York August 7 Republicans in the Fifteenth assembly district endorse Gov Hughes renomination, calling him the strongest option for the Republican State convention and urging district delegates to Saratoga to support his bid. William H Douglas, a potential candidate, declines to allow his home to be used for nomination efforts. A separate item from Fredericksburg Virginia reports the Walter family suing for damages over a death at an area railroad crossing last February.

New York Fifteenth Assembly Hughesa Hughes Saratoga Fredericksburg Charles S. Walter Piedmont Potomac Waller

Cardinal Gibbons Recovers. Plans Vatican Visit and Pontificate

Rome August 7 Cardinal Gibbons recovered from an intestinal disorder enough to arise and expect to go to the Vatican to present the canons of St. Maria In Trastevere where he is archpriest. He aims to pontificate on August 15 Assumption Day. He slept well, temperature normal, and physicians deem no complication possible. Pope Pius sent Signor Puccinelli for an update and the cardinal told him he was entirely recovered. A dinner in his honor, postponed by illness, will be held next Wednesday with guests including Cardinals Satolis Vincenzo Vannutelli and Martinelli.

Rome Cardinal Gibbons Vatican Pope Pius Basilica of St. Maria Trastevere Signor Puccinelli Satolis Vincenzd Vannutelli Martinelli

Johnson to Run Again for Minnesota Governor

Special to The Washington Post from Minneapolis reports William Tenmmings Bryan seeks Johnson support. Johnson will seek renomination as Bryan plans to speak at the state fair. The Minnesota State Central committee will lead the national campaign in Minnesota and Johnson’s name may be presented August 19 at the state convention.

Bryan Johnson

Tucker Will Challenge Meredith in Debate Over Party Issues

Danville Virginia August 7 Harry St George Tucker Democratic candidate for governor passed through town en route to Boynton where he spoke at a Confederate monument unveiling He said he would challenge W R Meredith retiring president of the Virginia Bay Association to a joint debate on the issues of the two national parties Meredith recently at Hot Springs repudiated the Democratic party and pledged support for Taft It is not known if Meredith will accept the challenge

Meredith Bryan Washington Post Danville Harry St. George Tucker Bovarnor Boynton Tucker W. R Meredith Virginia Bay Association Bar Association Hot Springs Pary Taft Mereau Wall

Robbery and Abduction After Ride From Riverton

Gibson Warthen and Thomas Johnston were halted by six men while driving from Riverton to visit girls. Warthen was released. Johnston was tied to a locust tree, later freed. A search party found no suspects as of report time.

Washington Far Front Royal Gibson Warthen Thomas Johnston Riverton Youngs Warthen Johnston

Allison's body in state: trains rush to Dubuque funeral

In Dubuque Iowa the body of Senator Allison lay in state as state and national officials plan funeral services. A large congressional delegation heads to Dubuque with Gov Cummins leading Des Moines representatives. Special trains and carriages carry officials and supporters to the ceremonies with extensive floral tributes and public viewings.

Dubuque Iowa Allison Ransdell United States Genete Gov Cummins Des ‘Moines -Pailwearers J. ‘l. Adams A. ” Bradley W. H.torbert Onaid Herman Tarnes Maurice 8. Morgan L. G. Hu

Foraker Excluded From Campaign Opening as Teapot Taftists Snub Senator

Sandusky Ohio Aug 7 Senator Joseph Foraker will not speak at the September 6 Youngstown Republican campaign opening. The state executive committee instead invites him to attend in person but without delivering remarks, a refined snub reflecting his stance against President Roosevelt and the Hepburn bill.

Washington Sandusky Ohio Joseph Benson Foraker Youngstown Republican State Executive Committee Weet House Sanducky Lst Oraters Henry A. Willams Charles Jr. Pick Arthur I Vorys Senator Foraker Taft Foraker State Committee Cincinnat Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt Chist Judge Taft Cincinnati

Admirals and Generals to Attend War Veterans Encampment

Boston hosts the fifth annual encampment of the United States War Veterans and the tenth anniversary of the Spanish American War. Admiral George Dewey and Rear Admirals William S. Seaton, Joseph B. Gumlin, Nehemiah Dyer, and French Chadwick, along with Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Moses, USA retired, are among the invited naval officers and officials expected to attend the September event in the city.

Boston Santiaigo Manila Spain I City George Pewey W. S Sectley Joseph B Goghlin Nehemiah Mr. Dyer French Chadwick Lieat Nelson A. Moses USA

Lavino's Funeral Held for London Times Paris Correspondent

Funeral services for William Lavino, London Times Paris correspondent, were conducted at the British embassy chapel in Paris on August 7 after his death on August 5. Attending were Henry White, the American ambassador, Sir Francis Bertie, the British ambassador, and numerous French government officials.

London Times Paris William Lavino Paria Henry White Francis Bertie

Tragic Minneapolis Fire Claims Three Children

In Minneapolis on August 7 three children ages one two and four died in a house fire after their mother Mrs Frank Lindberg locked them in a room and went shopping. Neighbors heard screams as the flames spread making rescue impossible.

Minneapolis Minn Frank Lindberg

Train disaster near Willamsown causes deaths and injuries

In Willamstown Pennsylvania on August 7 a Philadelphia and Reading passenger train derailed after spreading radia caused the engine and baggage car to topple over an embankment. Fireman Charles Ausbach of Tremont was crushed. engineer Jacob Schraeder of Tremont was fatally scalded. Three coaches remained on the rails with six passengers and no further injuries.

Willamstown Philadelphia Reading Charles Ausbach Tramont Jacob Schraeder Tremont

Kern Talks Victory as Lloyd Predicts Overturn

Democratic vice presidential candidate John W Kern visits Democratic National Committee headquarters and predicts brighter prospects for a Democratic victory. Lloyd outlines a campaign to win a Democratic House. Mack discusses railroads, clubs, and speeches while Kern hints at Indiana gains and a shorter acceptance speech.

Chicago John W Kern Democratic National Committee Auditorium Norman O ' Mack Mack Kern Charles City Iowa National Committee John W .Tomlinson National Bureau of Democratic Clubs Indiana Thomas R Marshall

Rockefeller Gift Tied to String Delays Harris Memorial Fund

Special to The Washington Journal reports John D Rockefeller’s $1 000 contribution to the Joel Chandler Harris memorial may be withdrawn unless Atlanta raises 449 00 more The gift carries a condition that 4000 becomes available only after the target is met The former president Joynor notes Atlanta has no set limit and if 20000 is raised the money will fund the memorial Unless the string is cut the money may not be used here.

Washington Atlanta John D . Rockefeller Joel Chandler Harris Joy Rockefeller

Forestry bureau revived in Ohio after White House talks

Columbus, Aug 7. In the first outcome of a White House conference on natural resources, Governor appoints a revived State forestry bureau. Members named include Prof W R Lazenby of the State University, Belcher of Willoughby, former congressman, and Dr Banteria of Hamilton. Terms span two, four, and six years.

Columbus Ohio White House Gey Harris Old State Forestry Bureau R Lazenby Uni ‘Versity

Fifteen Ships Sunk in Potomac River Defense Exercise

The District militia at Forts Washington and Hunt repelled a mock assault on Washington, sinking a two battleship fleet and thirteen torpedo boats during a staged encampment clash. Marines and observers reported the forts’ gunners decisively halted the imaginary attack as soldiers return home tomorrow after two weeks of drills.

Potomac River Washington Forts Hunt Cushing Oneida The Signal Corps Forts Hunt

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