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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1909

Page

13

Impostor posing as Lieut Harry King arrested in Los Angeles

Thomas Heaney of Massachusetts traced a five year impostor who posed as Lieut Harry King of the U S Army. The man used forged identity papers to borrow money across states, evading debts as a son of Gen Horatio King. Arrest followed telegraphic tips and War Department inquiries.

Thomas Heaney Massachuseite Los Angeles Horatio King Harry King United States Army Huratio West Svorg Jared Ibiima Harry Fesi Paty Army 1 Tarry King Philippines

Too Thick for Slots Causes Penny Recall Fear

Washington slot owners cry foul as a new minted penny entry stalls game receipts. Minted pennies labeled VoD B face recall after 79 8 100 produced. Treasury notes public rush to own Lincoln cents amid penny panic. Merchants use the recall as a sales hook. newsboys and peddlers benefit from the craze.

Tincela Washington Amlexs Beeratary Linvain Philadelphia Treasury Department Lincoln

Independence schooner cleared after coast guard probe

The American sloop Independence was cleared at Mobile after investigators found no evidence of involvement in a filibustering expedition to South America. The collector of the port reported the vessel carried only merchandise and no contraband. Clearance papers were issued following final review by the Department of Commerce and Labor.

Independence Mobile Caribbean Bea South America State Department Rimant of Commerce and

Bold Street Robbery Stuns Washington Neighborhood

Mrs Alice Smith wife of former Representative Smith of Minot reports a daylight handbag snatch on Columbia road near Belmont. A brown skinned man about 35, 5'8\"-5'9\", wearing brown suit and blouse hat, fled toward woods with the bag as bystanders aided in pursuit but the suspect remains at large. Witnesses note parasol untouched. Police review similar crimes and search woods with Woodley avenue tenants. The incident occurred about 52 oclock yesterday afternoon.

Alice Smith Winose Columbia and Belmont Roads Orlock Polic Mra M Allee Smith Smith Minot Columbia Road Belmont Road Woodley Beela Precinc

Prof W H Ragan Dead and Funeral Planned

Professor W H Ragan, noted pomologist and longtime government horticulture official, died Friday at Homeopathic Hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Leas Undertaking, with burial in Arlington Cemetery. He served as Indiana and national horticultural leader, authored pomology works, and held posts at Purdue and in state and national societies.

W OH Ragan Department of Agriculture Homeopathic Chapel Leas Pranaante Avenue Tomor G A Rand Arlington Cemetery Ragan Indiana Horticultural Society New Orleans Mississippi Valley Horticultural Society Chicago Putnam County Tad Reuben Ragan Mr Ragan Indians State Board of Agriculture Purdue University Nomn Yeese Indiana Legistature John Clark Ridpath

Camp Pleasant Excursion For District Colored Children

Every two weeks or more colored children from slums and tenements near Washington travel by River Queen steamer to Camp Pleasant near Tuxedo Ma for fresh air sanitary conditions and good food. The camp run by Miss Wilson for the Colored Industrial School is rented from J H Jones of the Associated Charities. A large gathering is planned for AWEMa 12 to support the industrial school.

Washington Camp Pleasant Tuxedo Camp Colored Industrial School Gerlah Lampkins J H Jones Ango Miss Wilson Washington Steamboat Company Awema

Knox Aaks Protection for Greeks

Secretary of State Knox asks California governor to provide protection for Greek subjects who allege arrest and mistreatment at Lincoln California several weeks ago in a cruel incident. The request emphasizes safeguarding Greek residents and ensuring lawful treatment by authorities.

Knox Knox Haw California Lincoln Cal Crue

Golfing Honors Even Between West and Mahool in Baltimore

Commissioner West and Mayor Mahool played a golf match at the Baltimore Country Club and Columbia Golf Club, the contest ending even after West and running mate Moses edged Mahool and Morrow by two up at the turn. Plan for a new Columbia Golf Club course and a $5000 clubhouse were announced, with work to start the next morning and a spring opening anticipated.

Henry Hi. West Baltimore Barry Mahool Heltimore Monumental Commissioner West Baltioore Rena Mahoo Commissioner Rm Willing Columbia Golf Club Whien Washington Anueduct Wayor Mahgolg West Moses Gut Tnka Mahool Mal Marrow Weat Mr Moses Jlinner Chevy Chase WH Barker United States Chevy Chase Club

Young porker at large causes Fort Myer stir

Ed Meem and wife bought a pig at Center Market in Fort Myer Virginia. The pig escaped from a burlap bag after being tied to a stall. Police searched after a general alarm as crowds picked up the three month old, gentle but noisy animal.

Ed Meem Fort Myer Helgnts Axtis Meem First Precinct

Notable Flyer Plans a Novel Aeroplane Test Flight

A flyer named Frederick Haleman of Beelin announces a plan to test a new heavier-than-air machine he believes will surpass existing models. He will travel from New York aboard the Red Cross liner Rosalind to Kewfoundland with stops at the Bras dOr Lake area and the experimental station of Prof Bell. He hints at a tetrahedral kite style, aims to study Prof Bell’s work, and will test the concept on Prof Bell's estate before presenting it to the government.

Washington Wes New York Red Cross Rosalind Kewfound Frederick Haleman Beelin Bras d'Or Laken Gisham

Sale of Three Per Cent Stocks Reordered to Cover Deficit

A local notice states certificates will be sold in a sequence to meet a shortfall. The plan shifts only if necessary to cover the deficit, with actions governed by the official order and financial need.

Treasury delays on one year certificates amid canal deficits

Secretary MacVeagh said no decision yet on issuing one year certificates tied to customs and internal revenue receipts. The move aims to preserve a healthy cash balance, with later action possible if the Aldrich-Wheeling plan requires it.

MacVeagh Treasury Department Aia Treasury Customs Internal Revenue Trasury Department Panama Canal Murray Wall Fifth Precinct Sirat Second Y

Giles County memorial shaft honors Confederate dead

Special to The Washington Poet Pearlsburg Vnlug 7 A monument to the memory of Confederate Velevans was unveiled here today. An immense crowd attended as James D Johnston of Roanoke, a former Giles County citizen, delivered the address praising the county’s Civil War sacrifices. He noted Giles supplied volunteers from Gettysburg to Chickamauga, with 17 of 31 men from Company D at Gettysburg killed or wounded. Rev Kyte Frazier of Pearisburg also spoke, and Cornelia Branch Bennett of Galveston Texas, president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, participated in the ceremonies.

County Washington Pearlsburg James D Johnston Roanoke Giles County Gettysburg Chickamotes Kyte Frazier Pearisburg Mra Cornelia Branch Brena Galveston Tex United Daughterr Confederacy

Will Report On Escapes From Asylum

Dr William A White, superintendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane, is expected to report this week on the numerous escapes at the asylum. The request came from acting Secretary of the Interior Jeane MM Wilson as White was leaving New York for a vacation. Wilson said the report would be forwarded to the department as soon as White prepared it.

Winte William A White Government Hospital For Secretary of the Interior Jeane MM Wilson White New York Department of the I Oterior Alty Sterelary Wilson

Age no bar to romance Thwing wins license to wed Yerby

Charles Thwing a 78 year old of 1011 Eleventh Street Richmond Virginia obtained a license to wed Miss Carrie Yerby a 46 year old housekeeper living at 919 North Twenty Seventh Street Richmond. Thwing is employed in the Treasury Department redemption division and has lived at his Eleventh Street home for years. His first wife died last winter and Miss Yerby has been his housekeeper. Neighbors say Thwing is on annual leave and not expected home for two weeks.

Yerby Richmond

Officer Slayer to Face Court Martial at Fort Crook

Corporal Claude Crabtree of Troop B, Second United States Cavalry, who killed his commanding officer Captain John C Raymond at Fort Des Moines Iowa, will be tried by court martial at Fort Crook Nebraska. The trial date is August 16, with transfers made due to apparent prejudice against the accused at Fort Des Moines. All Second Cavalry officers will be excluded from participation.

Omaha Claude Crabtree Second United States Cavalry John C Raymond Fort Des Moines Iowa Fort Crook Nea Second Cavalry

Accuse Broker of Larceny in Mexico Real Estate Case

New York broker Frank N Bradshaw was arrested on Tennessee authorities’ request after a Shelby County grand jury found indictments charging him with grand larceny embezzlement and fraudulent breach of trust related to funds of the Bierra Juarez Mining Company. Authorities say $100 was advanced for property in Oaxaca Mexico. He is detained on $2,000 bond awaiting extradition papers.

New York, Ang Frank N Hradshaw Tennessee Authoritie

Former Soldier Early May Not Sue District Over Pension

Former soldier John Early, living under an assumed name with his wife and children in Brooklyn, denies plans to sue the District for damages. Pension officials and attorneys express no belief in a coming suit, noting Early’s statements and the board of examiners’ upcoming review of his disability claim.

John Earry Washington Brooklyn Barly PC Geaver Salvation Army Early Pensiona Davenport Saxter Board of Examiners Haris Wysel Davenport

Kansas court weighs mandamus on state guaranty law

Aug 7 in Kansas Foneka the Supreme Court considers a mandamus filed by Attorney General Tred Jackson seeking to test the legality and constitutionality of the Kansas guaranty fund law. The suit targets the State Bank Commissioner and State Treasurer to enforce the law and restrain noncomplying banks from interfering with its enforcement.

Foneka Kans Supreme Court Tred Jackson Kansas

Weather conditions and racey coastal disturbance forecast

A weather bulletin notes a low pressure disturbance moving northwest over the Gulf of Mexico affecting western Florida to eastern Texas with scattered rains and thunderstorms. The forecast calls for warm, heavy rain in the Gulf and Gulf Coast regions, high temperatures near 100 in western states, and light variable winds on the Northeast coast with brisk southeast winds elsewhere.

US Dept of Agriculture Warkington Mexico Louisiana Gulf Cetat Florida Taras Gulf South Atlantic Missouri Valley Becky Mountain Mater Middle Western Mt Davige Hochy Mountain Aranty Yountaine Onle Valley Lake Gion New England Midite Aunulis

Cavalry to Exhibit at Madison Square Garden Show

United States cavalry officers will join a national horse show at Madison Square Garden in November. Brig. Gen. W.W. Wotherspoon notified directors that War Department sanctions a group of selected army officers to participate in tests of military horsemanship and daily cavalry maneuvers drawn from a western post regiment.

New York Igbow Madison Square Garden United WW Wotherspoon Stam War Department United Graken Army

Will of Robert Pitcairn filed for probate in Pittsburgh

The will of Robert Pitcairn former Penn Central railroad executive was filed for probate in Pittsburgh on August seven. It disposes of an estate reported to be about 15 million dollars, left to his widow Mrs Mary Pitcairn who is named executrix. No charities are named, and it notes his generosity in life.

Mitata Weshinetm Pittsburg Robert Pitcairn PennsylvanaaRailroad Wit Teft Mary Pitcairn Pitcarn

Suffrage Lectures at Marble House Open to Public

Mrs Belmont will admit the public to Marble House Newport for suffrage lectures: tickets at 5 dollars. On August 24 Rev Dr Anna Howard Shaw speaks, and on August 3 Charles B. Zushlin of Chicago's Litverstts will present. Proceeds fund the suffrage crusade.

Belmont New Fork Oliver HP Belmont Marble House Newport Dranna Howard Shaw Charles Zushlin Litverstts Chicago

Printers' Delegates Gather for Union Convention

St Joseph Missouri August delegates and visitors attend the International Typographical Union convention opening Monday. President Lynch said key topics include expanding the income of the insurance department and proposed increases in funeral benefits from the current level to 1200 or possibly 2500 dollars.

St Joseph Mo International Typogaphical Union Lynch Insurance Department

Lafontaine Fire Destroys Post Office and Hall

A fast spreading blaze in Lafontaine caused $100000 in damage injuring three people. Eleven buildings were burned including the post office and Magonle hall as flames swept through the area before a brick fire wall halted the fire. The town lacks fire protection and the frame structures were gutted in two blocks.

Lafontaine

Tragic double murder and suicide at Cameron farm

A man identified as Baron Wisaug-curlsuan Han ton killed his wife and two daughters then hanged himself in the barn near Cameron after a late berry picking trip. Neighbors and children found the bodies, with insanity cited as a possible motive.

Wisaug Curlsuan Hanton Cameron Yeslirda Hinself

Thieves Raid Postoffice in Montgomery Versed Town

Two masked men armed with revolvers robbed the Montgomery post office early today. They bound and gagged Mrs Behr while she and her husband operated a general store nearby. The couple awakened at daybreak, Behr called for help, and the robbers escaped aboard a freight train with stamps and money.

Washington Aurora Behr Montgomery Gm Post Office

Died Alone in Cottage Near Brunswick Georgia

A woman identified as Mrs A Littleton, 62, was found dead in a cottage near the coast after her dog reportedly guarded her body for three days. She had arrived from Tampa Florida. formerly of Alexandria Virginia. Two brothers listed as Walter and Cash are named. A spiderweb of errors and typos cloud the report.

Brunswick Ga A Uittleton Gidiment Island

Death of a Python at Goat Exhibit in Lagerspart

Special to The Washington. A Royal Rajah python over 27 feet long and 200 pounds killed a tame goat during an exhibition in Lagerspart Aug 7. The 10 year old reptile, in a predatory display, wrapped around the goat and strangled it as workers struggled to separate them. The creature then consumed the goat, causing chaos in the exhibit area.

Washington . Lagerspart Ind Gus Lambrigger John Hidebrandt Local Humane Society Not Lambrigger

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