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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1908

Page

10

Trial Delay for Hains Brothers Defenses Shaped

Washington Port Massachusetts August reports that defense lawyers expect a November start for Capt Peter Hains and T Jenkins Hains in the murder case. They seek witnesses and an insanity plea while Mrs Hains fears public scrutiny and custody issues for her children.

Washington Winthrop Mass Claudia Bibbey Hains Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Mra Hains Frederick Norton Norton Sains Queens County Hains New York Peter @ Hains T Jenkins Hains William E Annis Darrin Firstriet Supreme Court John F McIntyre Long Island Ivy Pelice Court McIntyre Sans T. Jenkins Hains Ria

Zeppelin Fund to Endow Air Navigation Institute

Friedrichshafen reports Count Zeppelin plans a dedicated institute to study air navigation for German industry defense and science. He will add surplus funds from his fortune after replacing the destroyed airship to endowment, with Stuttgart bank holding about 500000 in credit and Berlin naming a public square after Zeppelin.

Friedrichshafen Count Zeppeln Stuttgart Zeppelin Berlin

Colonial gold missing mystery shocks St. Pierre treasury

Officials report a dozen money bags short of expected coins at the colonial treasury in St. Pierre Miquelon. Seals on bags remain intact, raising questions about the theft. A former government official is under suspicion as investigators seek answers.

St. Pierre Miquelon

Meteor Shakes Town Near Ellsworth Kansas

A large meteor struck three miles north of Ellsworth last night lighting the countryside for miles and burning brightly for two minutes. The blast shook the town of Ellsworth, rattling windows and pictures but caused no damage, though it created great alarm among residents.

Kansas Washington Post Salira Kans Ellsworth Elsworth

California Independents Nominate for Electors and Offices

San Francisco August 22 Independents League of California held its state convention in Oakland adopting the state platform and nominating presidential electors. It named several candidates for Congress and for legislative posts.

San Francisco Independence League Party of California Oakland Congress

Missouri in heated presidential fight as Bryan and Hadley loom

Special from St. Louis reports Missouri faces a fierce 1908 campaign with Democrats split over the Senate race between Stone and Folk. Republicans rally around Hadley for governor and Taft tariff defense, while Bryan’s strength in rural areas shapes expectations for electoral votes and party fortunes.

Washington St. Louis Missouri Senate Gunnahoe Bill" Stone Jefferson City Stone Joseph W. Folk Folk Wiliam S Cowherd Kansas City Hadley Bryan Illinois Republican Committee Republican Party Taft Moses

Salome dinner dance sparks London morals scare

Berlin reports that British delegates told a Berlin dancing congress story about Maude Allan and Salome. A London hostess invited 20 to 30 ladies famed in court lists to a Salome themed dinner where guests wore Salome costumes and performed Allan’s steps. The tale is used to claim classical dance harms public morality.

Washington Post Berlin Maude Ran Isadora Duncan England Miss Allan London Metropolis Maude Allan

Vatican Backing Taft Feeds Catholic Interests

A Vatican circle privately favors Taft as the candidate to bridge Catholic and American interests. Taft’s 1902 Papal visit is cited as favorable, with discussions on Philippine friars lands noted. Also reported, St Louis Coliseum construction begins to become the nation’s largest public building with an auditorium seating about 14,000.

Berlin Vatican Taft Philippines St. Louis St Louis Corderstons St. Louis Coliseum United States

Geyser in His Breast Stuns Emergency Hospital

A singular cavity in Luther Johnson's chest behaves like a geyser, ejecting air each second from a breast wound. Doctors note the left lung collapsed at surgery, yet respiration continues as air bursts from the cavity. The phenomenon, originating near the heart, baffles physicians and draws careful study.

Luther Johnson Emergency Hospital

Bryan Holds Council Plans to Win New York

In Chicago on August 22 W J Bryan led a three hour national committee meeting to map a campaign to swing New York to the Democrats. He will tour Syracuse Rochester and New York in September with a West Coast swing for Kern. committee heads set dates and venues and a September 8 meeting to finalize plans.

Chicago W. J. Bryan New York Bryan Mack National Committee Democratic National Des Moines Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Mr. Bryan New York State Mack Sard Confine Middle West Nig Hotel Cleveland Ohio Columbus Cincinnati Pais Quet

West Point cadets dismissed and suspended in hazing case

Secretary of War Wright announced the final disposition of eight West Point cadets accused by a court martial. William Rossell Jr and Harry Weaver, both first class men, were dismissed. six third-class cadets—George Washington Chase Jr, James Gillespie, Byron Quinby Jones, William Nalle, William Wellington Prude, and Isaac Spalding—were suspended without pay or allowances until June 15, 1909, with eligibility to resume studies in the third class. Roosevelt approved. the action reflects penalties short of expulsion, noting doubts about whether the acts constituted hazing and stressing adherence to regulations.

Wright West Point Academy Wiliam T. Rossell, Jr Colt William T. Rosselli Harry T. Weaver Tinois Wright Land Roosevelt George Washington Chase, Jr New York James A. Gillespie Pennsylvania Byron Quinby Jones William Nalle Virginia Wiliam Wellington Prude Alabama Isaac Spalding Oklahoma Russell Weaver Tle Russel

West Point Cadet Disciplinary Inquiry Proposes One-Year Suspensions

Eight cadets were urged to be suspended for one year with the President and Secretary Wright initially content with that punishment. Gol. Scott objected, pushing for stricter action, and ultimately the President and Wright agreed. The inquiry revealed Col. Scott was suspended for one year as a cadet for hazing found by a board of inquiry.

Wright Gol. Scott Col. Scott West Point Inquiny

Baulston Nominated by Republicans in Third Tennessee District

Chattanooga Tenn Aug 22 The Republican congressional convention of the Third district of Tennessee today nominated John T Baulston of South Pittsburg for Congress to oppose Democrat John A Moon Regular Republicans. Home rule faction to hold a convention soon and nominate a candidate to oppose Moon and Baulston.

Chattanooga Tenn Third District Tennessee Toaay John T. Baulston South Pittsburg Congress John A. Moon Moon Raulston

Bitterness in Utopia Antique Revival in Greece

Special cable from Berlin reports German followers accuse Raymond Duncan and his Fotodotera project of misrepresentation and exploitation. Colonists burn modern clothing, vow simple life, while critics say Duncan profits and the Athens site is unsuitable for agriculture and prone to drought.

Washington Pa Berlin Raymond Duncan San Francisco Kopenas Athens Duncan Isidora Duncan Penelope Greece Futoqdautera Dunsan Duncans Saint Veith Fotedotera

Moroccan Sultan Abd al Aziz Routed in Desert Fight

Paris reports say Abd el Aziz the Moroccan sultan has been defeated by his brother Mulai Hafid near Morocco City. The retreat continues toward Tadla with remnants pressed by tribes. several kaids killed or captured. one report says Abd el Aziz captured, another says he escaped to French zone.

Tangier Abd-el-Aziz Morocco Mulai Hafid Paris Abd-el- Aziz Ben Mulal Gafd Tadla

Pope Greets the Quesadas at Private Audience

At Home on August 2 Gonzaloza Quesada the Cuban minister in Washington and his family met the Pope in a private audience. They discussed Cuba and the Pope praised Mgr Aversa the apostolic delegate to Cuba and Puerto Rico, expressing hope for peace and prosperity in the republic. The Pontiff made small presents to the Quesadas and their children.

Gonzaloza Quesada Washington Cuba Mgr Aversa Porto Rico I de Quesada

Aviator Herring Plans 100 Mile Flight To Fort Myer

A M Herring, an aviator, announces plans to fly his aeroplane from a point about 100 miles from Washington to Fort Myer to showcase heavier than air technology during government airship tests. He aims to reach the capital and fly over it to the fort, potentially setting a new record ahead of the Wrights. The venture draws skepticism from Signal Corps officers but interest from observers and Herring’s circle. Orville Wright and Lieuts Lahm and Foulois surveyed the Fort Myer area by automobile to map possible routes, noting the terrain’s hills as a concern.

Washington Signal Corps M Herring Fort Myer Orville Wright Herring Mr. Herrings Maining Hig Homia New York Long Island Dayton Wright Wright Brothers Ben Lieuts Lahm and Foulois Arsonal Corps Fo. Myer Mr. Wright

Hitchcock Cabinet Aide Hitchcock Attends Berkshire Gathering

Frank H Hitchcock chairman of the Republican national committee arrived at Pittsfield Massachusetts for a weekend visit with Senator Winthrop Murray Crane at Mount Pleasant villa in the Berkshire Hills. New York announced advisory committee members including Ballinger Bliss Crane Hay Taft Vorys and Cromwell to guide campaign strategy from New York headquarters. Excursion offer to Baltimore via rail with various return options also listed.

New York

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