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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1909

Page

35

Taft Divides Honors Nine of Ten Census Appointees

President Taft and Census Director Durand announced nine of ten Virginia census supervisors chosen for districts one through ten. Democrats Woodward, Land, Barks, and Myde will fill four of the posts. district eight lacks a supervisor and will have a Democrat appointed. Appointees include W W Woodward first district, C Eidgeway Moore second, William A Land third, Floyd Landreth fifth, Edward Burks sixth, ED Ott seventh, John C Smith ninth, Warren Bsie tenth, with Charles Shane as geographer.

Virginia Durand Entiue Mesers Woodward Land Barks Myde W W Woodward P Cuntley C Eidgeway Moore Die Telok Wilam Floyd Landreth Pervisore Diviritt Edward Burks ED Ott Swerth Eiwrict John C Smith Digenet Warren Bsie Charles & Shane Usug Hehmond Mege Lamb An Washington Maddie Xaly Woodward Caroline Elizabeth City Luester King and Queen Tan Mathews Norfolk Va Norfolk Norfolk County Anne

Unclear OCR fragment. multiple obituaries and notices

Fragmentary notices list names and dates across August with burial and residence details. Includes references to Amanda, Campbell, Conception, Watovatie, and others, plus street addresses and times. overall content appears to be a batch of obituaries and public notices from a 1908 era newspaper.

Marriage and Death Notices See Local Newspaper Notes

Fragmentary text notes marriage and death notices from multiple papers. It mentions The Washington Post and various publications but provides no coherent events, names, dates, or specifics to summarize. The readable content lacks concrete facts to form a valid card.

Zeppelin Fete in Berlin For Dirigible Return

Berlin crowds welcomed Count Zeppelin as his airship the Zeppelin III resumed its journey from Friedrichshafen toward Berlin. Updates from Ostheim and Nuremberg noted a broken propeller and motor, causing a landing, repairs, and renewed hopes of arrival on schedule with Emperor Wilhelm reportedly to greet the vessel.

Berlin Count Zeppelin Prince Blamarck Friedrichshafen Rthadiei Gibls Ostheim Nuremberg Wyberg Wu Arave Willian Zeppelin Leipzig Biltecetd Nurembere Erledeich Isanfen

Man Killed In Factory Fire In Waverly Iowa

A explosion in the Kelly Canning Factory second floor canning department caused a deadly fire in Waverly Iowa. George McRoberts was killed and several others were severely injured or fatally harmed as about 300 workers fled. The building suffered $100 000 in damage and many workers, mostly women and youths, escaped amid chaos. Mrs Walter Davin, Rene Lockley and George Miller were among the severely injured likely to die.

Waverly Iowa Kelly Canning Factory Canning Department George McRoberts Walter Davin Rene Lockley George Miller

Japan’s Peage Mission to Visit Washington and Cities

Forty Japanese business leaders led by Baron Shibusawa will visit Washington for two and a half days, with government representatives and chamber of commerce leaders aboard. The party will reach the capital October 25 and depart October 28, traveling to Seattle for three days as guests of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, then to Baltimore after Philadelphia, covering major commercial centers on a 17 day tour. Roger Green and Jackson B. Elliott will represent the government.

Baron Shibusawa Mikado Commeres Washington United States Roger Green Japan Jackson B. Eliott Seattle Thay Seattle Chamber of Commerce Baltimore Philadelphia

Junk from Panama Canal line attracts French junk sweep

A large accumulation of French junk along the Panama Canal line has drawn bids and estimations. The cargo includes old locomotives tanks barges boilers and other wreckage. Officials note material is largely foreign made and may be purged into the United States.

Panama Canal Iathmian Commission Prince Lly United State of

Registry conference plans railway mail service at sea

A registry conference to study the railway mail service will be represented by W J Bradley of New York City and E L West of Chicago. The program covers every phase of registry, with emphasis on transportation and new train connections between Chicago and Portland. Nine to twelve hours time savings are cited for the route.

Hitchcock W J Bradley New York City E. L. West Chicago Northwestern Gillien

Explosion on Florida coast railway kills ten workers

At Bocachica 12 miles from Key West a blast of 700 pounds of dynamite killed ten laborers and injured five others as workers stood in four feet of water. A flashlight cigarette ignited a fuse, triggering the explosion that sent bodies and debris skyward and buried men in mud. Wounded were rushed to Key West area hospitals and nearby St George Island for treatment.

Florida Key West Mn Bocachica Key West Florida Waat Coast Alotner Tuga EMS Ciy Louisa Ma Roney Hospital Stok Island Rocaehiea

Militia appropriations allocated across states and territories

Congress appropriated 4 million dollars for militia arms equipment and supplies. Lieutenant Colonel Weaver of the general staff prepared tables showing the enlisted strength as 108,761 and allotments by head including 1,472,280 for arms and camp, 49,070 for rifle promotion, 8,561 for ammunition, and 970,656 for supplies. State allocations list Alabama 2,200. California 73,000. New York 3,000. Texas 104,000. and numerous other jurisdictions with varied figures, totaling the nationwide distribution.

Congress Bob Weaver Xtary Mulicia Weaver Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware Florida Distriot of Columbia Georgia Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennysylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Arizona Hawaii Mexico

Still Hunting Diss Debar Report Tied to Metuchen Lodge

Police pursue Anna Della Diss Debar as investigations reference a Veeda Lodge in Metuchen New Jersey where two women reportedly rented a house three months ago One woman claimed to be Mrs Wright and negotiations occurred with owner O Campbell The younger woman described as attractive and educated could be linked to Veeda Lodge lectures but Mary Freemans Institute president Mrs Hobart French denies any residence or travel to Metuchen or Manhattan.

Metuchen N. J New York Anna Della Atwaya Down Mary Wickins Freemans Hare Wright O’ Campbell Veeda Lodge Hobart French Ma~hatme Institute Thirty-Third Street

Twelve Regulars Win Medals at Camp Perry Event

Twelve regulars and 24 National Guardsmen won 36 medals and money prizes at Camp Perry. Midshipmanff o Boesch of Oregon led with a record slow fire score, while RK Griffin of the Navy won the special prize for the highest skimmish score and Maj Frank H Phillipa of Tennessee took the rapid fire prize. Several district delegates failed to place, with Lieut Putnam and Capt Cockson among the notable non-winners as the Navy and Army teams sparred in the national matches.

Washington Post Camp Perry Annapolis Boesch Oregon Ohio Veteraha Roesch Ldeut Rothrock RK Griffin Navy Frank H Phillipa Tennessere Fresh Naval Academy Bayer Army Oriffe Navy Kacy Marta Wentworth Malus Zindroth Blomple Blomple Ohia 3% & B Wiss Naw m4 0 M Dele Wilwia Wt W A Gulaner Golltarnia Ak Pearson Army Citughey Minngota Hesslen Penoaylvania Feneylvania Jeremy Martin Upton Masmachnaatts Atiles Maine Reese US Cedal K T Smith Alton Dstricts Lieut Putnam Wea Cackson Beret Brown Lieut Clausell Theut George Cohort Fifteenth United States Infantry New York Rifle Association Colorado Calvary Naval Academy

Grape-Nuts with Cream for Breakfast Reported Energizing

A promo style note urges daily fuel from easily absorbed foods to boost vitality for brain nerves and muscles. It recommends GRAPE-NUTS with cream at breakfast and notes a lasting comfortable energy through noon. It also mentions The Road to Wellville in Pkgs.

Panama Canal Zone to be studied for agricultural potential

The Department of Agriculture will survey the Panama Canal Zone to assess its suitability for habitable conditions and American agriculture. A team of four guard plant experts will visit in October to conduct investigations, establish an agricultural experiment station, and lay out several small farms to boost fruit and vegetable production for canal workers and shipping vessels.

Panama Canal Zone Iso Department of Agriculture United States

Mackay Smith May Retire From Active Work

News from Philadelphia reports Bishop Mackay Smith may take a year’s leave to recover from rheumatic gout after years of strenuous service in the Pennsylvania diocese. Bishop Whitaker’s advancing years and blindness have heightened calls for a successor, with Nathaniel 8. Thomas named as a potential successor and already assisting at Holy Apostles.

Philadelphia Mackay Smith Whitaker Pennsylvania Chure House Walnut Streais Taymen Nathaniel 8 Thomas Church of the Holy Apostles Church of Th Holy Apostles Wyoming

Chinaman Opposes State Laundry License Law

Quong Wing of Lewis and Clarke County Montana appeals to the Supreme Court alleging the Montana laundry license statute discriminates by race and gender. The law imposes a ten dollar quarterly fee on band laundries run by men and exempts cream laundries and those run by women with more than two workers, which he argues singles out a class in violation of the Federal Constitution.

Bleaching Ruling Stirring Flour Millers Defense Fund

An August Denver dispatch reports flour millers seeking a defense fund amid a heated public exchange. Secretary of Agriculture Watson comments on the St Louis dispatch about funds and calls for a court decision in the 2tet case while indicating plans to pursue legal remedies. The piece mentions the Tanistan bill and House debate on Combis without major changes.

Wilson Glad Millers Walight Denver Colo Agricure Watson St Louis

England Leads in Turbines in British Shipyards

London reports the American Navy Department is collecting details on European battleship improvements to adopt best practices. Rear Admiral Wol Capps visited Great Britain shipyards while Commander Harold P Norton studied England where turbines have supplanted reciprocating engines. Hogland leads in new machinery adoption.

London Amercan Navy Department Wol Capps Great Hungin Harold P Norton Norton Glasgow England Hogland

Armor contracts awarded for Arkansas and Wyoming battleships

Acting Secretary Winthrop announced awards totaling about 12000 tons of main armor to Bethlehem Carnegie and Midvale steel works in equal portions with belt prices identical. Smaller portions of about 1510 tons will be distributed among competing firms as bids differ. Witham Stamp & Sons of Philadelphia and New York Lip building Company are named for the remaining award.

Arkansas Wyoming Winthrop Bethlehem Carnagie Midvale Steel Companies Washington Admiral Cone Bureau of Steam Engineers Witham Stamp & Sons Philadelphia Lark Lipbuilding Company

Kibbe’s Check Cleared After Naval Academy Discharge

In Annapolis Kibbe, dissmissed from the Naval Academy for a dishonored check, settled all local debts. Authorities say Kibbe will receive funds from a relative’s estate within days, after the bounced check was covered by money he received a day later.

Washington Annapolis Augus Russel Eibbe Naval Academy Kibbe

Smoke trend boosts cheap cigarettes in India trade

India sees rising popularity of a third name for the ega ratte among states, driven by low price at 30 cents a thousand per the Bombay observer. Cotton trade faces change with about 170 square miles under cultivation in Bengal as British American Tobacco dominates import leaf tobacco.

India Cansdh Dennyson Bombay Lonal Denison Bengal Britsh American Tobacco Company

Army Orders Detail Assignments Across Units

The message lists officer moves and assignments in multiple regiments. Capt. Tele Oteherer, Capt. Richart OC Marshall Jr, Capt. Prank D Ely, and Lieut Word Dabaty are named in evolving roles. The orders reference witnessing equipment tests and deployments toward the Philippine Islands, with observers to oversee electric fighting systems and power.

Jamen Parker Fourth Cavalry Cuarerar Tua Richart OC Marshall Jr Ely Thirdeth Infantry Saorascece Philippine Inlards

Brill With Fleet Amid Thick Haze Halts Gunnery Practice

Amid hazy conditions off the coast on August 7, the fleet faced unusable gunnery ranges as 15 battleships and 3 armored cruisers struggled with improvised target masts. Weather limited range and several vessels remained on station near Cape Hens while the Atlantic torpedo fleet prepared to tow combined battles and cruisers for continued war evolutions.

Borfolk Heardmiral Schaeders Elenteen Ainted Rlers VivRinga Obrien Aid Sui Carghan Cape Hens Panthers Collow Connecticut Adair Wisconsin Vermont Rhode Island Georgis Virginia Mississppi Kaneas Nebraska New York Montana North Carima

Missing Paymaster Returns From Battleship Missau...

William H Doherty paymaster of the battleship Missaun, missing a week, reappeared aboard yesterday. Dispatch from Boston to the Navy Department confirms his return. Rear Admiral Schroeder will decide on any action. Capt Doyle reports Doherty was at Marblehead and requested contact with the ship’s commander. The Navy department may detach Doherty and assign a replacement, with temporary suspension under review.

William H Doherty Missaun Jis Ue Nav Department Boston Doherty Schroeder Doyle Vissourintempet Dohert Marblehead Attec Davie

Regulars at St Joseph March to Des Moines Camp at Lake

Detachment of federal troops from Fort Leavenworth arrived at Lake St Joseph Missouri and began camp on the way to Des Moines Iowa for a September military tour. The force includes Thirteenth Infantry an engineers company a machine gun platoon and a hospital corps detachment under command of Lt Loughborough.

Des Moines Lake St Joseph Thirteenth Infantry Hospite Corps Lake Fort Leavenworth Drs Moines Loughbory

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