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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
17
The article surveys Thaw habeas corpus prospects and possible probation terms under Justice Mills with paroled oversight. Evelyn Thaw denies suing Thaw or family while noting a reduced monthly allowance and uncertainty about future funds amid public attention.
The list appears to reflect an obituary page with multiple names and dates. Notable entry indicates a beloved wife named in August and a death around mid August. Other fragments reference individuals and towns such as Columbus and Dumbarton, with scattered dates and ages. The readable portion centers on a death notice and family references.
Anderson travels to Washington en route to New York to discuss uniting Central American republics under a single government. He touts a future great republic from Mevia to Panama, urges peace before any candidacy, and emphasizes cordial ties with Guatemala, Costa Rica, and other states.
The Treasury confirms Lincoln-head cents are one cent pieces though many call them pennies. Deputy Treasurer Gibson says the term penny is not used in official notes. Banks and the public flood the cashroom with requests, and supply from Philadelphia and Rasanal dwindles as orders mount.
At the national irrigation congress in Spokane Washington 1200 delegates packed the armory cheered Gifford Pluchot for minutes as he charged a water power trust seeks ownership of all power. He accused General Electric and other groups of manipulating laws to favor private gain over public welfare urging strict construction of law for the people.
United States Waterways Commission members sailed from New York bound for Europe to study best methods to control the nation’s waterways. The party included Senators Therdo bortow of Ohio Jacal 1 Cather f West Hampshire and Simmons of North Corvipra, along with Representatives Strvane of Mint Wagner of Pennsylvania and Porkmay of Florida.
Interige Department reports forthcoming Congressional action to preserve power sites by withdrawals. Acting Secretary Wilson withdrew 6090 acres temporarily in Montana and Utah. In Montana withdrawals covered the Yellowstone River 122 acres Hell Gate Fuvar 4 acres and Judith River 116 acres. In Utah Ashley Creek withdrawals totaled 240 acres.
The Kentucky Board of Agriculture Forestry and Immigration files a complaint against Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Railroad Company and others alleging unreasonable and extortionate switching charges. Beyond the standard 33 cents per car, charges include 33 cents for interstate shipments, 7 dollars per car for engine freight, and fees for empty freight and dead freight in non passenger equipment. Complainants seek return of extensive charges on specified shipments.
Albert A Pope known as the father of vehicles and a leading auto maker, died this afternoon after a career span marked by fortune and decline. His ventures faced receivership as the Pop Motor Company and related firms expanded into automobile production before collapse.
Obituary notes the death of Mes Jane Germon at age 78, detailing stage career and prominence in Washington. It recalls early life with Ren Gelean, performances with the Groen Germon troupe, and appearances at the Laid Opera Mouse theater, noting retirement marked by long association with theatre and notable engagements.
New York Aug 10. Richard Golden died suddenly in Uravesenal Tay while guest of Justin Newton Porter. Born in 183? Golden made his first Newport stage appearance in 1867 and New York debut in 1867 Evangeline. He produced Old Jed Fronty at Union Square Theater in 1868 and appeared in its lead role about 40 times. Brights disease caused his death. He was traveling to Maine with Mr and Mrs Porter when the illness struck.
A dynamite blast at three locations inside the South fartestan plant disrupted operations today. Investigators believe several Black Hand members aided the attempt, with damage estimated at $90. Suspects were seen near the plant during the incident.
Merchants urge customs to keep ports open until midnight on tariff day. Officials warn foreign protest swells as administration operates under new law. Treasury and State departments grapple with delayed imports and disputed rates amid widespread complaints from importers and foreign powers.
Jefferson County residents push a road plan backed by The Post and Richmond Times Dispatch. A county meeting urged unified action for a Washington to Alexandria highway, with officials citing tax concerns and state needs for improved roads. Local committees plan further public discussions and liaise with national groups to press for construction and funding.
Office of the director of the census disclosed that the next census enumerator list will be published shortly. About 30 appointments are to be awarded and interest runs high among applicants for these Federal positions. A member of Congress who metDirector Durand yesterday said publication is under consideration and expected soon.
At a meeting of the Buildings Trades Mechanics Council held at Plasterers Hall on Pemmoghanna Avenue and John Martalis Place northwest Woo Gilmore was unanimously reelected business representative. May report shows July contracts totaling 1 600000 with 140000 awarded to fair to organized labor and the remainder to contractors employing nonunion labor.
A rental service advertises a perfect organization for renting vacant houses. It claims to connect owners with tenants who will stay and care for properties, offering quick occupancy and strong management focused on property owners’ interests. It invites listing houses now for convenience and efficiency.
Mrs Huntington, widow of Walllan Huntington and former cashier of the old First National Bank, died in Concord, Nebraska, at the age of 87. She moved to Washington after marriage, became a social leader, and is survived by her son Willand Huntington and a brother Jonas Ro Dearborn.
The Pennsylvania Railroad runs special day trips to Niagara Falls with travel via the Buffalo route. Trains depart Washington on September 25 and 8 and 22, offering dining cars and coaches at a $11.00 fare to Niagara and Canadian points, plus furnished guides and brochures describing the excursion.
Murder suspects freed after a chaotic Boston event centering on Mrs Eddy. An upper window scene, a founder’s tale, and testimony linked to a disturbing killing. Police probed two suspects as reports described bloodied trousers discovered near the site.
New York firm Smith Hox & Co won a government contract to supply olive drab cotton cloth at 2 cents a yard for army use, replacing khaki. The award followed broad competition with many manufacturers, and bids were submitted by Lowell, Massachusetts firms.
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