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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1909

Page

3

Embalmed Pickles Alarm Warns Public Health Officials

A sensational report fronts a probe into embalming practices by cucumber undertakers linked to a hazardous pickle trade. Dr Wiley exposes alleged use of benzene and glues, warning of toxic flavors and rotten produce. The piece names Dr Wan and Dr Angers among observers, noting suspicions about improper preservation methods threatening consumers.

Br Hevey Wiley Wsiley Lerennoter Wan Sherkin Mather Dante

Gilfr y on Precedents table Work Prepared by the Chief Clark of the Senate

The article discusses the compilation and study of precedents by Mr Gilfry, noting the effort to present a complete set of rulings for Senate guidance. It mentions reception by senators, praise from peers, and the work’s focus on conference reports and appropriation amendments before the Senate.

Clark Senate Varia Insian Ifry Gilfry

Moy Wong in juvenile court over assault charge

Moy Wong described as lively and angry appeared in juvenile court facing Frank Cady an 16 year old boy charged with assault. Witness Moy recounted the incident including throwing objects and injuring his jaw. Judge DeLay fined Cady $20 and placed him on six months probation with a cautionary lecture.

Moy Wong Aim Avenile Court Frank Cady Moy

Boys Swim Contests Open At Beach After Requests

The city bath house starts Saturday contests for boys to learn strokes and gain fitness. A committee including Zinkwan and Long will run events on Saturdays at 3 pm with multiple age groups, records kept, and medals possible at season end. The first meet featured two pool lengths, various strokes, and distance dives, with 50 spectators watching.

Zinkwan Mr Long Loung Mens Christan Association Arthur Travia Hia Roy Tinker Bos Roller Atrokel Pirst Wilton Degean K Carrick Weond Ryan Leala Craham McRevaolde Boa Wilder Car Ama Fue Feylon J Washington R Elliman

Mrs Bertha Hart Dies After Prolonged Illness

Mrs Bertha Swope Hart, 78, wife of Capt Abraham Hart past commander of the Department of the Potomac, died yesterday in Washington after a lingering illness. Born in Germany she had lived in Washington 48 years. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 o clock at the Ramaine Street NW apartments. Services will be conducted by Rev Drs Louis Stern and Abram Simon. Burial will be in Washington Hebrew Cemetery. She leaves seven children and four sisters and one brother.

Bertha Swope Hart Abraham Hart Department of the Potomac Ramaine Louis Stern Abram Simon Emple Butal Washington Hebrew Cemetery Hart Misa Bertha Swope Germany Philadelphia Capt. Hart A D Frank Baltimore Gilbert Hart Chicago Franklin Hart Panama Samuel Hart W M Bass Frank Major Carra ‘Mart Washington Reging Gerstle Sophie Einstein Mra Jdazia Kahnalt Fannie Rosenthal Cleveland Max M Swope Birmingham

Not in but on the beach exchange with Evelyn

Dialogue shows Evelyn confronting George about seeing him bathing. Evelyn recalls standing nearby as George disputes the claim and says she didn t expect him to object. The terse exchange hints at a tense seaside moment between the two.

Evelyn George China Maintafon Joint Commission Ers Japan

Rise of the shorthand and phonograph era in news reporting

The article traces how advances in shorthand, carbon copies, and especially phonograph cylinders transformed verbatim reporting. It notes the shift from few reporters to large relay teams, enabling rapid, multi-copy outputs for mass meetings, trials, and public proceedings. It highlights a New York firm with extensive operations and cites Cooper Union and other cases to illustrate efficiency gains and costs.

New York Harnosa Lin Neve S Puble Especnlc Knights of the Wing Estinder Metrayalitan Srn and Son Frhor Jerome Necking Cooper Union Thera Alure Apere Cme Oate Dickens Scott Greater United States Armstrong Insurance

Trapping Alligators in a Jungle Hunt Turned Dangerous

A traveler recounts an expedition in Spanish Honduras hunting alligators with dogs and a native guide. Four dogs are used to lure alligators into a brush-covered trap, capturing a 32 foot gator. A small gator also chases a dog, and the group doubles the hunt by deploying four alligators to attack the dogs near a lagoon.

Central America Honduras Jook

Cameras Sell Fast as Amateurs Flourish at Beaches

Camera shops report a surge in amateur activity this year with more people at beaches and rural areas using cameras. Sales range from $1 to about $18, while focal plane shutters and moving pictures attract buyers seeking action shots despite higher prices. Smaller cameras perform surprisingly well for movement.

Folke Mars

Fort Gibson veteran Gen Daniel H Rucker policy dispute

The article recalls Gen Daniel H Rucker a Cherokee Nation citizen known as Fan tequah, long associated with Fort Gibson and later Washington, whose life policy dispute arose when an insurer claimed he was dead at 86 to trigger payout. Rucker denied death and received payment under the policy rules.

Fort Giana Daniel H Rucker Ite Gen Bucket Peller Rucker Fantequah Old Fort Gideon Fort Gibson Misa Flora Poodey Joseph Loader Garly Coody Linnt Rucker Thut United States National Cemetery Old Fort Gibens Flucker Joan of the Army Washington

Quaint School Customs at Marlborough and Rugby Traditions

A long account of old school rites at Marlborough and Rugby describes Kish rites and hall posts at Marlborough where each boy brings a custom term to school. It notes house sing at rugby and punishments like forced water without explicit gore. A separate domestic scene shows Mrs Tolker and Mr Tolker quarrelling over Mrs Gadabout, ending with a persistent refusal to speak.

Marlborough Man Gammar Res Westminster Shrewabury Rugby Christe Hospital Tolker

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