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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1908

Page

20

Iowa Voters Back Taft as Bryan Campaign Faces Rift

Special to The Washington Past Des Vues reports Iowa favors Taft for president despite a lingering Senate feud. Cummins supporters clash with Haugen and anti Cummins factions while farmers back the Republican ticket and resist Bryan labor tactics. Surveys show a solid Taft majority with tight race for the Senate, and local Republicans anticipate a 50,000 to 60,000 margin for the president.

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Fitzhugh Takes Clergy to Asylum for Lulu Virginia Frazier

Rev George Kitzhugh aged rector of St Barnabas Curtis Bay is placed in Spring Grove Asylum for the Insane with his wife and child present. The event follows the alleged prior impropriety with Lulu Virginia Frazier and is marked by public farewell as the family prepares for hospitalization and future arrangements in Albemarle county Virginia.

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Mystery theft case in Chicago ends with Fitzgerald arrest

Chicago police say George W Fitzgerald, a former United States Subtreasury teller, was arrested over the $173000 theft from the Washington vaults. The case links him to previous shortages and speculative dealings while investigators pursue others believed involved.

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Snake Bite Head Injury After Camping Trip Near Chain Bridge

William Thompson an 18 year old from 1003 C street southwest was bitten on the head by a snake while sleeping in a tent near Chain Bridge on the Potomac River. He reached Georgetown University Hospital with his head swollen to nearly twice its size and was treated with strychnine as antitoxin was deemed ineffective. His companion Eugene Wood helped shelter him in a canoe as Thompson weakened, and doctors could not confirm the snake species but suspected a non rattler.

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Panama Canal Report Highlights Panamanian Labor Conditions

President Roosevelt receives a commission report on Panama Isthmus labor housing feeding and health. It lauds government employee relations, injury compensation, and hygienic progress. It details heavy equipment and personnel, inspection scope, and calls for wage simplification and prompt implementation of recommendations.

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Atlantic City Defies Law Amid Sunday Saloon Trade

Special to The Washington Fuo reports Atlantic City seceded from state laws with a Sunday rush at saloons and cafes. Despite a grand jury session and Supreme Court Justice Trenchard's indictments, reformers and authorities faced many arrests and ongoing work by prosecutors to present more saloon keepers.

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President Congratulates Col Goethals on Canal Showing

The President congratulates Col Goethals for the good showing on the canal project. Investigators declare that employer spirit of good will and loyalty, inspired by the accessible chief engineer, is enabling the United States to accomplish what another government failed to do.

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Panaman Canal Report Praises U S Management And Morale

The commission lauds Col Goethals and the Panama Canal administration for sanitary successes and improved worker welfare. It notes yellow fever eradication, malaria reduction, and humane housing while urging wage simplification, eight hour enforcement, and a labor secretary to handle complaints.

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Leperknows Doom Story of Faith and Voyage

A leper recalls a life of travels and faith in an interview with The Past reporter. He speaks of a living death he endures and vows not to yield to fear. His chief worry remains for his wife and child as he confronts brutal numbers he has revealed.

Leper John R Barry's lengthy military service and fate

A detailed life arc follows John R Barry born in Yancey County Western North Carolina. He enlists in 1897, serves in Cuba and the Philippines, faces illness and confinement, marries Miss Settle Larmaur, and after Salvation Army work and employment returns to Weaverville. Discovered a leper in Washington in 1908, he is depicted in a somber setting near a camp, amid a high security environment and reflective surroundings.

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