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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1909

Page

28

Financial debates on Panama bond issue and monetary reform

Beverly Massachusetts August conference with President Taft and Senator Aldrich and Secretary MacVeagh. Debate centers on delaying new securities and awaiting monetary commission findings. Possible fall extra session. bond issuance and Panama Canal financing under review. Hammond visits Taft. Holland litigious inheritance noted.

Beverly Mass Ers Raft Nade Taledin Nelson W. Aldrich Treasury MacVeagh Aldrich Jong Tacit Aght Bst Rammisaton Ar ‘Tall Uf Congress Monetary Commission Feinite Congress Behild

Thompson denies deal on Pan American Railroad purchase

Ambassador David H Thompson denies reports that he bought the Pan American Railroad for 10 million dollars acting as agent for BH Harriman He says no connection with Harriman and no purchase He says he might own the road if a pending deal succeeds and would hold about 9.6 million dollars of the stock.

Wexico City David H Thompson Pn-American H. Harriman Ambassador Thompson Pan-American Railroad Guatemala Harriman Los Angeles Cal J. M. Noeland Tere D. P. Doaks

Stands by Ballinger report awaited by Taft

Boston dispatch says President Taft awaits reports from Washington and Seattle on the Cunningham coal land claims in Alaska. The dispatch hints at possible indictments of Interior Department officials if Glavis’s charges are sustained. No action until the inquiry ends. cabinet changes likely.

Boston Asperial Bevarly Taft Washingon Seattle Cunningham Coal Alaska Imerloc Beverly Louis FR. Glavis General Land Office

National conservation congress opens with Taft praised

Delegates from the United States and Canada convene in Seattle Washington for the first national conservation congress. Joseph X Teal of Oregon cites Gifford Pinchot’s work and quotes President Taft showing support for the movement. Pinchot is slated as principal speaker tomorrow and former California Governor Pardee will speak after noon. Ballinger’s absence and Spokane irrigation controversy loom but organizers seek focus on other matters. Secretary Ballinger remains away from the congress to avoid personal clash.

Sesatin Alrhigh Panama Canal Dermaan Aldrlech MacVeagh United States John Hays Hammond Gloucester Taft Harmond Arizona Salt Lake Seattle Wasa Arg National Conservation Congress Canada Joseph X. Teal Oregon Conneryion Commission Teal Gifford Pinchot George C. Pardee California Spokane Irrigation Congress Ballinger Jana Potley Tromotera Congress Pinchot Kluttad Beatile

Supposed Gunness Victim Reported Alive in Nebraska Farm

Waukesha Wisconsin August 26 Rettlinger once believed dead by Mrs Belle Gunness in Laporte Indiana is found alive on a farm near Freeport Nebraska in a letter received today The report also mentions transport options to Baltimore and Hetarn with weekend trains via the Pennsylvania Railroad and tickets valid until Sunday night excluding the Congressional Limited.

Hir. Gunness Waukesha Wis X. Rettlinger Belle Gunness Laporte Ind Freeport Nebr Baltimore Hetarn Pennsylvania

Prison 15 bedlam idleness causes lunacy

Wash ington Fast report from Pittsburg dated August 26 describes Riverside penitentiary convicts going insane due to forty day work delays. Warden Franches proposes county sanity commissions to isolate the hopelessly insane, freeing space for those who remain and easing employment strain.

Washington Pittsburg Riverside Penitentiary John Franches Western Penitentiary Pennsylvania Frandlen

A108 IN SEARCH FOR RADIUM

Denver financier Thomas F. Walsh and Washington officials fund radium research in Colorado by sending $6,000 to Victor C. Alderson, president of the State School of Mines. The gift supports analysis of ore suspected to contain radium, inviting prospectors and miners to aid the search statewide.

Washington Denver Colo Thomas F. Walsh Victor C. Alderson State School of Mines Colorado Walgh Welsh

Hurricane Nears North Carolina Coast Draws Near Warmer Seas

West Indian hurricane shows along the coast off Beaufort North Carolina as clouds loom heavy and seas rise. The storm's approach brings tense alert status with strong winds and building swells along the coastline.

North Carolina Beaufort, N

Wilson Debates Medicated Garbage Label Issue

A heated discussion unfolds over the term Medicated Garbage with one side labeling edibles preserved with chemical as harmless as salt. Remeen Beard delivers verdict while Dr Wiley weighs in on the bleaching of flour drawing strong public interest.

Remeen Beard Wiley

Cattle Teeth Brushed As New Dairy Method Debuts

Special to The Wardene reports Cinchmati Avenue introduces a novel dairy farm by W. Kersey Schoepf featuring a 75,000 head herd of Jersey cattle cared for by two fulltime handlers. In Denver, August news covers Roosevelt era food safety debates endorsing benzoate of soda as a food preservative amid mixed expert testimony and political inquiry.

Ave W. Kersey Schoepf Glendale Schorpt Mc. Schoepf

Bride of Rich Patient Weds Miss Ida Clark in Cripple Creek

The Washington special from Colorado Springs reports Miss Ida Clark, superintendent of Cripple Creek district hospital, married Tully-Fereus Millar in Cripple Creek. Millar, a Cripple Creek mining pioneer who has endured fortunes and losses, recently inherited Scottish estates valued around 2.9 million dollars. Clark recovered Millar after a hospital illness, and the marriage ties the couple amid Colorado gold camp life.

Washington Colorado Springs Colo

Wilson Named Envoy to Mexico Succeeding Thompson

Washington dispatch reports Henry Lane Wilson, American minister to Belgium, will become ambassador to Mexico, replacing David Thompson within days. Wilson has been notified by the State Department and is wrapping up Brussels legation duties as Mexico accepts the change.

New York Washington Wilson United States

Heroic Engineer's Run in Wasnington Foss Incident

New York August report details engineer Andrew Horn of Jersey City who kept the Hoboken to Summit line moving after losing sight in one eye from a shard of glass in a cup. He reached Summit station then was hospitalized as doctors warned the injury may threaten his remaining sight.

Breefus Wasnington Foss New York Andrew Horn Jersey City Hoboken Summit N. J Summit Station Bleriot Beth

Jewel Thieves at Rheims

Rheims August 26. A hotel room occupied by H. B. Livingston of New York was entered and jewelry valued at 4000 dollars stolen. Mrs. Livingston said she laid the pieces on the dressing table while washing and forgot to put them away. On returning she found the jewelry gone.

Rheims H. B. Livingston New York

Diplomatic clash at Toledo banquet over precedence

Spanish minister Marquis de Villalobar attended a Toledo King Wamba carnival banquet while Mexican Ambassador Don Francisco Leon de la Barra was unable to attend due to a precedence dispute. The Spanish envoy claimed royal rank justified priority, prompting De la Barra to cancel the engagement to avoid conflict. The event included Duis Pastor of the Spanish legation and conveyed King Alfonso's greetings.

Senor de la Barra Mexico Toledo American State Department Senor de la Harra Spain Howard Ohio Marquis de Vilalobar Alfonso

Millionaire Byers Dies in Exile in Dinard France

A. M. Byers & Co president Dallas Byers, a steel firm leader, died in Dinard France after fleeing to Europe when indicted for bribery in Pittsburg. Gov Folk predicted Byers would die friendless in some remote land as graft cases toppled others. Byers, Yale ’98 graduate, was an athlete at college and listed Racquet and Tennis Club New York among his affiliations. He suffered a paralysis stroke the night before.

Washington Post Pittsburg Dallas Byers A. M. Byers & Co Dinard France Europe Joseph W. Folk Missouri St. Louis Yale

Trade reciprocity debated by United States Steel chair

In Sheffield England Judge Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel addressed a Chamber of Commerce dinner. He endorsed free trade with safeguards and urged reciprocal relations among nations noting a U S rise in iron and steel trade and England's hopeful outlook, while opposing unilateral protection.

Gary Sheffield England Chamber of Commerce Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation United States

Amariman Better Dr Lyle Reports 100 Percent Improvement

Dr Lyle reports full recovery of a patient with a general nervous breakdown, naming the ailment as such and prescribing rest. The article also notes the Pacific Railway chief retreating to a secluded Hin Mountain top home to escape prying eyes and bothersome visitors, and mentions a crank halted in his bid to collect profits amid a stock market slump.

Pacific Railway Hin

Tragedy on Arden Mountain Hidden Lives and Stock Market Fallout

A sickly gaze into Harriman family affairs unfolds as Wall Street dips on August news. Mr. Harriman remains isolated at Arden Place with guards, while Judge Lovett and son Walter arrive amid speculation. A Chicago man seeks money from Harriman. stock declines widen, with Union Pacific and United States Steel hit hard. In Brooklyn a boy and girl die after a double suicide attempt sparked by romance and a toy revolver. Florence Wood dies, Frank Williamson wounded. a note from Florence reveals a shared love amid tragedy.

Arden Harriman bin Estate Florence Lovers Walter Averill Harriman Chicago Charles T. "Ford Lie Mountain John Deyo Wabash Avenue New York Aus Hardman Marviman Union Pacific Southern Pacific New York Central United States Steel Washington Port Bulel Frank Florence Wood Decatur Street Brooklyn Frank’ Williamson Marlon Street Frank Grent Loorence Weir Florenca de Uriour Sip

Hotel Patrons Escape Fire at Strathcona House

Niagara on the Lake Ontario Aug 36 The Strathcona Hotel at Cha täqua Park was destroyed by fire today. About 150 guests lost their belongings but all escaped, with several women still in bathing suits among the crowd.

Strathcona Niagara Niagara On Lake Ontario Chatauqua Park Niagara Frontier Sti

Pames Beverly Conferente on Finance Standa Ballinger

Convicts Go Mad in Prison. Boy Suspect Girl in Death Pact. Diplomatic Clash Over Precedence. E. E. Harriman Stronger. Secretary Wilson Sustained. Latham Makes Aerial Record. Guardmen at Home. Mire Sutton to Wait. Canoeists Prepare for Regatta. Confesses Thefts to Police. Eston Baby Was Adopted. Search for Aime. Disa DeBar Murder Dream Came True. Cupid Special Tram Starts. 4-Cruisers Join Atlantic Fleet. Isthmian Canal Board Accused. Kent Election Predicted. Financial Morse Active in Business. Editorial Comment on Social and Personal. Constitutional Movement in China. Cleveland Defeats Nationals. Detroit Wins Last of Series. Reaolts on the Turf. Clothier Wins Tennis Finals. Manassas Horse Show. Labor and the Courts. Sons of Veterans Elect Officers.

Pames Beverly Ballinger E. E. Harriman Wilson Latham Guardemen Sutton Eston Aime DeBar Cupid Atlantic Feet Isthmian Canal Board Blemp Kent Winancial W. Morse Ching Cleveland Detroit Clothier Manassas Ulabor Sons of Veterans

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