Muzzles urged as cure for rabies in Washington dogs
Washington poundmaster Samuel Hingtemwald argues for prolonged muzzle rules to curb rabies. He cites multiple cases where well cared for dogs transmitted the disease to others, and notes quarantines and postmortem tests support muzzle enforcement as a preventative measure. He points to English practice where muzzling reduced rabies, urging municipal action.
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Clergy split on year long dog muzzle edict
Washington pastors oppose the commissioners order to muzzle all dogs for the year with many clergymen arguing the measure is drastic and overextended. Some defend parts while others decry its harsh reach especially for owners seeking safe companionship for children and pets amid rabies fears.
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Vienna Glee Club to Visit Washington D C
German American citizens and 23 Washington German societies anticipate the University of Vienna Glee Club's August 28 arrival. A reception at Union Station, banquet at the Willard, and a $4000 expenditure are planned with officials including Rudolph and cabinet members expected. The group then tours to New York Boston Beverly for Taft visit. A German Day event at Mount Vernon in October will honor Washington's landing with a wreath at his tomb.
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Chicken thief nabbed in barn yard by rope lariat
Abraham Landick 56 of Chain Bridge Station Va was caught by Charles and Andrew Lucas in a New Cut road chicken coop. He tried to escape in the dark dropping fowls, then received a rope lariat and was captured. He faces housebreaking charges in police court.
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Weather conditions and forecasts from August 7 1887
Normal pressure across the United States with unsettled weather east of the Rockies. Thunder showers occurred in central valleys and parts of the plains on Saturday night. Cooler readings in the Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys, showers expected in the lake region and mid Atlantic Tuesday. West will be generally fair, with variable winds along coastlines and light to moderate winds elsewhere. Temperatures mid 60s to upper 80s with a noted recovery toward seasonable conditions in the lower Mississippi Valley. River bulletin notes Potomac and Shenandoah slightly clouded.
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Heiress Supposed Abduction Plot From France Report
Pittsburg police and French officials discuss an alleged attempt by three men claimed to represent the French government to abduct a young woman, an heiress to French titles and estates who wishes to stay in the United States. The identity of the girl is not disclosed. Yarling asserts he is engaged to her.
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Train Hits Auto Near Birmingham Killing Several
Near Westlake Bessemer, a Southern Railway passenger train struck a large automobile, killing two instantly and fatally wounding three others. Passengers escaped with varying injuries. G O Garner survived uninjured by leaping clear before impact.
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Taft to See Advisers in Beverly Mass
President and Mrs Taft attend church at First Parish Unitarian, host Judge Warrington at lunch in Beverly Massachusetts. Knox visits Prides Crossing and will meet the President. Hitchock and MacVeagh expected Tuesday. Cabinet conferences planned for the coming week. postal savings bank bank may open by October 15.
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Comfort of Sleepers Receives Shushing Dining Car Order
Washington railroad officials denied notice of a Lehigh Valley anti noise order issued in New York. The rule directs dining car waiters to wake diners quietly by approaching each berth and announcing breakfast, rather than shouting through sleeping cars.
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Butter Price Surge Driven by Drought Across Dairy Regions
Wholesale butter dealers in Washington warn drought curtails pasturage across the Midwest and West reducing winter forage. Shortage of cream and rising costs push retail butter prices higher nationwide, with Elgin Board of Trade prices dominating the market and likely further increases before month’s end.
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Explosion at Corn Products plant kills two in Granite City
An explosion on the sixth floor of the Corn Products Refining Company cornhouse in Granite City injures seven workers, with two dead on arrival and several others likely to die. The blast, caused by spontaneous combustion from nearby dust, leaves crews scrambling for victims and a deadly scene on site.
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Long Swim at Newport Sets Aim for Distance Record
Whitney Warren of New York attempted a long-distance swim from Hazards Beach to Narragansett Pier on July 2. He swam about 12 miles in fair time, was picked up safely by a rowboat, and remained in good condition. The last 12 mile feat was a decade ago by W A M Burden and James Vewolr Cutting.
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Parker Sees Principles Above Candidates in 1912 Talk
Special to The Washington Fest from New Haven Aug 7 Judge Alton B Parker touring New England on a mobile trip discusses national politics and the insurgent Republican movement. He cites tariff revision as a key driver, says Democrats may win New York State in the next campaign, praises Mayor Gaynor, and notes Roosevelt’s potential influence without predicting a specific outcome.
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Falconio May Get Red Hat in November Consistory
Private advices from Rome and Catholic journals indicate Pope Pius X will hold a consistory next November. It is believed Mgr Falcomo of Washington may be named cardinal, with Mgr Brucheal of Montreal and Mgr Granito Belmonte among likely honorees. Vannutelli and Mendez Bello among possible appointees.
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Dwight Faces Insurgency in Thirtieth District
Republican Whip John W Dwight faces home district opposition as Ithaca journalist George E Priest, ex State Tax Commissioner, denounces Dwight and vows not to back him. Priest claims a majority of GOP voters oppose Dwight’s methods and possible renomination, forecasting repudiation by Tompkins County voters if he runs with his faction.
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Irishmen to See Roosevelt in Queenstown Mission
An all-Ireland deputation led by Dublin and Belfast lord mayors and other business leaders will sail to New York on the Oceanic September 22 to meet Postmaster General Hitchcock about resuming Cunard steamers calling at Queenstown. Theodore Roosevelt says he supports the move and will discuss with Redmond on his U S visit. Cunard explains eastbound calls omit Queenstown to avoid competition with North German Lloyd fast ships.
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Uncle Sam calls for messenger boy at Indian Head
Civil Service Commission sets August 24 exam at Indian Head Maryland for a messenger boy at 1.04 dollars per day. Applications due August 22. Also dates for marine draftsman, Isthmian Canal service, assistant chemist at 1200 dollars, fish culturist at 600, library cataloguer 75 monthly, biology cataloguer, and National Museum cataloguer at 720 dollars.
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Knights Templars Depart for Chicago Grand Conclave
Knights Templars from Maine to California gather for the thirty first triennial grand encampment opening in Chicago. Washington Commandery and others send mounted units on a special train led by Dr George Cober, with drills and parades planned and a homecoming reception at Union Station.
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Rockefeller appears at Luciid Avenue Baptist Church
Special to The Washington Post from Cleveland Ohio reports a morning flurry as members feared John D Rockefeller had disappeared. He arrived in his car and entered the church but was unseen until moments before services when he reappeared saying he had been in a basement teachers meeting. The Bible class missed his speech, a weekly feature.
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Actress Wins Rothschild Bride Targeted by Baron James Ormond de Rothschild
Special to The Washington Post reports from Boston that American actress Bessie Chapman, formerly Ellie Elizabeth Faulkner of Dorchester, is set to marry Baron James Ormond de Rothschild. Chapman, a Boston girl, rose as an actress and model, later joining Richard Mansfield's company. She married Irvin Chapman, later divorcing him.
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