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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
16
The defense and witnesses describe the struggle involving Sutton and Willing as Lieut Utley and Adama testifies. Davis pushes a key point while Mrs Parker recounts interviews and letters indicating Sutton’s and his family’s motives. The jury fights through conflicting statements as preliminaries close and closing arguments loom.
A damaged letter recounts severe headaches and nervous breakdowns linked to early coffee use during wartime. The writer describes drinking more coffee to relieve symptoms, then falling sick as the effects wore off, and finally notes improvement after stopping ingredients and adopting Potum Powtum. The author claims health gains and urges readers to seek The Road to Wellness in the package inserts.
The Sutton case at Annapolis centers on Sergt Archie Todd of the Marine Corps who testified and denied being an eye witness to Sutton’s death. He stated only part of a morning report was true and he could not confirm details amid guard protection and questioned testimony.
Reporter recounts a balloon ascent over the Alps with pilots Speltermao and others. The craft reached high altitudes with passengers aboard before landing safely near Aix le Bains after covering significant distance. Other historical flights from Paris and France are noted with altitudes and dates.
A German aeronaut known as Count Zeppelin, rumored dead after an operation, proved alive by walking in Berlin. He had recovered from a recent procedure for an abscess and was seen out walking yesterday.
Count Fryis to form a new Danish cabinet after the government resignation caused by Ng’s failure to win parliamentary backing. Hong Frederick Ask invited Count Frijis to assemble a two‑member unity government and lead the free conservatives in defense plans and mobilization.
In Asuncion Paraguay a large demonstration honored American minister Edward C. O’Brien. About two thousand people gathered at the university and allied nonpolitical groups to show support and press charitable causes.
Patrick J Brennan president of a major construction firm and a prominent Catholic community figure died at his summer estate near Hyattsville Maryland from injuries suffered in an automobile accident two weeks earlier. Funeral services are set for St Stephens Church with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. He was born in Ireland and came to this country as a child, later rising to head the Brennan Construction Company and engaging in extensive charitable and educational activities. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Central Office Detectives Baur and Cornwell who captured Julian Robertson, known as Bubber, in Washington last March for a Dallas murder face a stalled reward. Dallas authorities have not replied to reward demands, widening a rift with the Dallas police. Chief Sylvester and Inspector Boardman warn the dispute may deepen without payment.
The article portrays diplomatic tension surrounding the abrupt departure of the Russian ambassador and Baron Takabra-Latter. It notes Japan’s ambassador’s remarks on future gains from Far East growth, and hints at possible Russian commercial ties and broader US interests in the region amid unsettled questions about leadership changes and peace prospects.
A lengthy police court report depicts the Bertillon system and a judge named Kimball. The piece discusses facial recognition methods, the memory of witnesses, and accusations of misidentification amid a discussion of migrant records and asylum.
Judge Callan sent 15 year old James Dutlard to reform school after testimony alleging he carried a knife and taunted others. The boy, described as a colored youth, faced questions about use of the weapon and behavior, with his mother present in court and seeking guidance on punishment. The proceeding noted Dutlard’s prior release from the institution and emphasized handling of youth cases.
Japan signals possible compromise on Armung Mukden railway issues with China and proposes resuming negotiations on broader questions at a later date. Tokyo notes Chinese delays and stresses that local Chientao disputes do not derail the railway talks. Chinese press sensationalism denied as unchecked moves by China are downplayed.
Attorneys for Licensid wife of Irving W Beck filed suit before Justice Gould seeking a division of the estate of the deceased. The petition claims substantial sums were taken from the store by the deceased and that the wife’s mother and female employees may have benefited. The elder Beck is alleged to have been an equal partner, with a claim to her share.
Acting Attorney General says larger tax loss than first thought due to misappropriation at Cascade Whisky Company in Nashville. Prosecution alleges evasion of duties, warehouse tampering, and removal of spirits without payment. Distiller Schwab and associates faced indictments. national attention spurred discussions on internal revenue enforcement and proposed settlements.
The funeral for former Washington nn Tanernet who died suddenly on Sunday in New York St. was held yesterday morning at Fortock. The ceremony was conducted by Dr S A Wally of the Episcopal Theological Seminary. Only immediate family and a few friends attended as hymns were sung. Pallbearers included William J Soothe, George Tf Rodmgon, A Burke, W Wattles, Stuart, and Heert Fowle. Burial followed at Hil Cemetery near Alexandra.
A ten year old boy and his younger sister were attacked by a ferocious dog while alone at home. The dog bit and chewed the boy’s legs and arms as neighbors intervened. a neighbor grabbed the dog with a pitchfork. Rescuers fear the boy’s life may still be saved. The victims are the sons of Mire Leona Gulknun, a widow, living at an unnamed address. The incident occurred in the rear of the home as the brothers found the dog.
Police say juveniles aged about 16 arrested after a string of thefts at local stores. Detectives report one boy struck a cigarette display and fled, another followed him. two youths described as principals in the scheme. Arraignment set for this morning in juvenile court.
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