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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1908

Page

10

Woodruff Warns Foes Of Hughes In State Convention

New York August 2 leaders of the Republican State machine vow to defy Roosevelt Taft and other national figures over Governor Hughes renomination. Woodruff says interference would spell disaster. anti Hughes delegates claim majority and plan tickets in September primaries. State committee members gather at headquarters amid debate on convention fate.

Roosevelt Taft Hughes New York Hitch‘ok Guv. Hughes Woodruff National Party State Committee Alvat Natonal Yatchcock Sherman Yatt Republican State Committee United States Benjamin R. Ode Wno Guv Hughes Timothy L. Woodruff George J Taylor Lafayette Gleason Benjamin Bodell, Jr Orange George W Dunne Broome Herbert Parsons William L Ward West Chester William Barnes Jr Albany Francs Hendricks Onondaga John T. Mott Oswego Chin

Vilas Funeral Today in Madison

Simple burial services for Col. William F. Vilas will be held at his home tomorrow at 4 p.m. The body will not lie in state and the funeral is semi public. Rev. A. A. Eaving will read the service followed by Rev. F. A. Gilmore reading Alfred Tennyson. Gov. Davidson ordered half mast on the state capitol in tribute and issued a eulogy of Col. Vilas praising his death and service.

Madison Wis William F. Vilas A. A. Eaving F. A. Gilmore Davidson Capitol Col. Vilas Atlantic City N. J Royal Arch Hquor Thgbee

Medill Patterson trims his novel on high society

Joseph Medill Patterson, the wealthy young Socialist, has censored the latest work from his pen "A Little Brother of the Rich." A second edition is being prepared after he toned down savage arraignments of high society in New York and the summer colonies.

Eph Medill Patterson Washington Post Chicago Joseph Medill Patterson Patterson New York

Saloons Defy Law Atlantic City Governor Stands Firm

Atlantic City nears a Sunday liquor showdown as saloons prepare to open while Governor Fort backs a firm proclamation. He seeks a special session to empower enforcement including martial law if needed, backed by assurances from legislators. Local officials refuse comment as hotel owners push for a negotiated reopening.

Stoy Alrip Gov Fort Galdenburg

Dewey Unable to Attend U S War Veterans Event in Boston

Boston reports Admiral George Dewey cannot attend the fifth annual convention of the United Spanish War Veterans in the city next week. Admiral Winfield Scott Schley and General Nelson A Miles have accepted invitations to visit Boston during the encampment.

Boston George Dewey United Winfield Scott Schley Nelson A Miles

Roberts Shot On Atlantic City Boardwalk In Mystery Case

Baltimore clubman Charles G. Roberts was shot on the Atlantic City Boardwalk by a masked shooter as he rode in a rolling chair with Mrs. W S G Williams. Police question Williams and others as detectives trace movements and press for facts while Roberts lies in serious condition and authorities search for a motive and offender.

Atlantic City N. 3 Charles G. Roberts Baltimore W. S. G. Waillgama Bullinure Iqu Haltimorean City Hospital Lusher Sam Williams Eldter Baghton Wiile Mumbers Roberts H. Cavendish Darrell Mr. Williams Fidelity Building Europe Springessi Cecilie Waldorf- Astoria New York Maryland Club Green Spring Valley Williame Wiliams Willams Darrell Telegraph W . G. Williama Kronprinzessen Cece Waldorf Astoria Charles SI Wilcox National Supply Company Charles B Roberts Atlantc City Wilcox J. Olney Norris Norris Brighton Hotel Brighton Mr Roberts Em Norns Shelbourne Grill Warams Attie Charles B. Roberts Whithama

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Not Seriously Ill, Friends Say

New York reports say Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is not seriously ill despite worries over her husband’s case and bankruptcy. Harry K Thaw said he provided money for her rest and planned more if needed, noting she has funds and will recover with a rest cure at a sanitarium.

Thaw New York Harry K. Thaw Thew Sixty-first Street Poughkeepsie Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry & Thaw Evelyn

Mayor Held for Arson in Cayey Fire

San Juan Porto Rico August 28 Heraclio Mendosa mayor of Cayey was arrested today charged with arson. It is alleged the recent Cayey fire that destroyed buildings was caused by Mendosa. His arrest followed an effort to recover 23000 from Palatine and the London and Globe insurance companies for damages. He was held in 400 ball.

San Juan Porto Rico Heraclio Mendosa Cayey Mendosa Palatine London and Globe

Danish cruiser Hekla shell explodes during target practice

Two sailors died and six were seriously wounded when a shell prematurely exploded aboard the Danish cruiser Hekla during target practice at Aarhus Bay. The incident occurred off Aarhus, Copenhagen reported today.

Copenhagen Hekla Aarhus

Thousands greet the American fleet at Port Phillip Heads

Sydney reports the battleship Connecticut leading the Great White Fleet into Port Phillip Bay on August 29. crowds line Queens Cliff shores as the armada sails toward Melbourne. The Lumpers' Union in Sydney refuses to let its members coal the hospital ship Relief, while American sailors coal the vessel. West Virginia reports clear weather en route to Honolulu.

Queens Cliff Victoria Sperry Port Philips Heads Port Phillip Bay Melbourne City Port Phillips Heads Sydney Lumpers’ Union Relief San Francisco West Virginia Pacific Fleet Honolulu

Detectives Re-Arrest Broker in Embezzlement Case

Special to The Washington Pest Chicago August twenty eighth Robert C Hastman known on Wall street as Lame Bob fled New York after suspected embezzling fifteen thousand dollars from investors and stockholders of Eastman and Co senior member He was arrested in Chicago days later and re arrested today by New York detectives with extradition papers He was hurried to La Salle street station and sent by train to New York.

Washington Chicago Robert C. Hastman Wall Street Bob New York Eastman & Co la Salle Street

Roosevelt hosts private horse show at Sagamore Hill

President Roosevelt entertains dignitaries and an army officer corps with an Arab horse exhibition on Sagamore Hill lawn. Kermit Roosevelt and an Arab boy perform while Gen Bell and Gen Aleshire inspect mounts. Officials discuss army horses and future battleship plans, with no purchase intent announced.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Rosa Bonheur Sagamore Hill Morgan New York National Guard Brooklyn James S Sherman William B. McKinley Henry C Londensinger Gen Aleshire San Francisco Wada Ellis Ohio United States

Fifteen Drowned by Flood in New Mexico Town

A Colorado River flood from a cloudburst washed away Folsom New Mexico causing ruin and loss of life. Fifteen dead are reported with several others missing as search parties scour the flooded town and surrounding area. Known victims include R. B. Wenger Daisy Wenger Lucy Creighton and T. W. Wheeler along with Wheeler’s sister in law and three Wheeler children. Folsom sits at about 7000 feet in the northeastern New Mexico corner near the Colorado border.

Trinidad Colo Cimmareon Folsom N. Mex Colorado and Southern Railway R. B. Wenger Daisy

Funeral From Castle Preserves Sternburg Legacy in solemn mausoleum tribute

The body of Baron Speck von Sternburg, former German ambassador to the United States, was laid to rest at Castle Levischena in a dignified ceremony. Dr. David Hill, American ambassador, and embassy staff attended, with Uhlans band leading the procession to the family mausoleum after prayers and a final service in the castle dining room.

Mr. Roosevelt Uhlans Dr. Hill Luetschena Baron Speck von Sternburg United States Castle Levischena William Frederick August Saxony David Jayne Hil Roosevelt T St John Gattney Dresden Baron von Sternburg Berlin Washington Edwin V Morgan Cuba Foreign Office Meltzer President Roosevelt Baron von Sternberg

British Ship Dunearn Sinks in Typhoon Two Survivors Rescued

News from Tokyo and London reports the British steamer Dunearn sunk in a August typhoon off Kiuhlu near Goto island. Only two crew members, engineer William Phillips and seaman Toby Landon, survived after being picked up by Japanese steamer Sakuo Maru. The Dunearn carried 18 Europeans and 41 Lascar crew, sailed from Hamburg for Nikolaiesk, and later coal at Karatau before storms drove it down. In London a separate note confirms the Dunearn’s loss. Also reported is the execution of John Hopkins in Miami Oklahoma for Lena Craig’s murder, with Hopkin declaring innocence moments before the trap sprung.

Tokyo Goto Kiuhlu Mojil William Phillips Toby Landon Dunearn Nikolaiesk Russia Singapore Karatau London Duncarn Karatsu J. Graham Hampurg

Flood Devastates Augusta and Southeast States

Massive flood across Georgia South Carolina and Virginia leaves Augusta Ga with 22 bodies recovered and losses topping 2.5 million dollars city under water and power water and gas services disrupted tobacco and cotton crops ruined rail traffic halted. Citizens hold mass meetings to seek relief and decline outside aid while warning of famine and rising prices.

Augusta Georgia Carolinas Virginia Tie City South Carolina Kingville North Carolina Board of Health

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