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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1909

Page

43

Supposed Gift From Japan To President Monroe Claimed

Dr. R. G. Cabell of Chillcothe Missouri asserts a long hidden claim that a Japanese gift to President Monroe in 1820 was never delivered to the president and is now claimed by his heirs. He writes to Senator Stone urging action to send the cask containing diamonds and gold to him. Cabell cites congressional intent and family connections asserting the gift became the president’s personal property and should pass to his heirs.

Japan Monroe R. G. Cabell Chillcothe Treasury Department Senator Stone Congress Missouri Cabell Monror Monson Prest‘po Monroc Tonis

Fragmentary Ship Passage Report From New York Harbor

A garbled OCR style report mentions ships and destinations including Philadelphia Southampton New York and Ireland. The text cites a voyage timing around 3 a.m. Monday with scattered names and routes amid confusing fragments.

One Killed and Eighty Five Injured in Santa Fe Wreck

Firestar Arizona December 17 report details a train wreck on the Santa Fe at Winona that killed Mrs. Alice D. Bennett of Hartford Connecticut and injured 35 others. A revised list names injured passengers including Elizabeth J Moore of New Jersey, Blanche Clumar of Elizabeth New Jersey, Emmet Purchase of London England, Thomas Johnson of Columbus Ohio, Pearl M Hough of Willington Delaware, Nat Baker of New York, Nina Wester of New York, and several others with varied origins.

Ariz Santa Fe Winona Alice D. Bennett Hartford Elin Dear New York Harry Read

Loaded Dice Used by Jury in Acra Case

A tile factory at Acra near Catskill was raided by a U S marshal and owner Humphrey arrested for producing crooked gambling devices. Federal grand jury tested loaded dice marked cards magic ink and sleight of hand tools. Humphrey posted 500 for appearance next Monday.

New York Acra Catskill United States Humphrey

Gates Plans University At Port Arthur

Port Arthur Texas December reports John W Gates has offered to donate 100000 for a university at Port Arthur if the Gulf Methodist Episcopal church raises a matching sum. Gates envisions Port Arthur becoming an educational center as well as a deep water port.

Port Arthur Tex Gulf Methodist Episcopal Canines John W. Gates Diethoriist 5 Port Arthor

Gompers criticizes compulsory arbitration amid New Zealand strike fears

Sydney reports President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor condemns compulsory arbitration as ineffective after New Zealand and New South Wales laws aim to curb strikes. He warns such laws would confiscate property, compel higher wages, and create voluntary servitude, predicting failure similar to prior attempts. The Post urges readers to use classified ads.

Gompers Feneration New Zealand United States New South’ Wales Faddiats

Taft attends sister-in-law funeral in Washington

President Taft travels to Watertown Connecticut to attend the funeral of his sister-in-law Mrs Horace Dett after which he will return to Washington Sunday morning. Cabinet session and formalities follow with Senor Creel visit and discussions on Central American affairs.

Tat Capt. Butt Michler Washington Watertown Conn Horace D.ett Baltimore Taft Patt White House Belgium Butt Ynent Iguesta George Thompson St. Paul Henor Creel United States Central America Beautard BR. Camp Ninth Cavalry George F. Cooke Frederick L. Trica Antz North Georgia Agricultural College Serena Lieat James 0. Slause Corps of Enhineers Ming Frank Grease Signal Corps Uenth Herbert M. Amit Medicel Corps Wallace M. Craighe Cavetry Arthur Hi. Wilzee Sixt Cavalry Bort Des Moines James BR Goodsie Twenty-second Infantry Womrda Ofbeera Casst Artillery Corps Fort Wadsworth Fort Hamilton N. Y Ana George F. Meet Quinn Gray Coast Artillery Bishth Soratry George “H." Camérai David 8. Stanley Newport. News

White House Callers and Nominations Ahead

Names listed include Owen of Oklahoma Bailey of Texas Kelgon of Minnesota Qetveley of Indiana Stafford Wiocoasit Smite Michigan Enrique Crett Otto Rannard Lobb Thompson Jones mayor Brett Charleston. Nominations to Senate before adjournment. Senate's willingness to confirm in two days next week. District government to rely on Maj Judson early January as engineers West and Macfarland await later service.

She “Cahtoer Owen Oklshom Benttor Bailey Texas Genstor Kelgon Minnesta Hepater Qetveley Trdiane Stafford St Wiocoasit Smite Mighigan Enrique ‘Cretl Otto Rannard Willeam Lobb, JR George Thompson We Jones Brett Charleston Senate Congress Toy Maj Judson Imiese Messrs West Macfarland

Plan A Park System In DC Outlying District Proposed

Commissioners draft bill to reserve Lai Areas for parks and parkways in Washington DC outside the old city limits. Congress to authorize a commission to outline a park plan, surveys, and estimates with $4000 requested for expenses. Notes the area beyond Florida Avenue grows without systematic parks, urging rapid action to prevent loss of suitable land.

Old City Congress District of Columbia Smith Washington Simnita Florida Avenue Lmits

Extradition of Mrs Munroe denied in Hoyertown case

The governor of Pennsylvania refused to extradite Mrs Harriet Monroe in the 1908 Boyertown fire case. Mrs Monroe, owner of a moving picture exhibit, faced potential trial. she expressed relief at the decision and described personal losses including a sister’s death and financial ruin. The report notes prior protests by Lutheran pastors and ongoing court proceedings. In a separate item, Judge Honore denied Grace B Guggenheim the right to file to set aside her 1901 divorce decree from William Guggenheim.

V. Stuart Pennsyvania Boyertown Harriet E.*manpae Monroe Ghureh Pennsylvania Joan Rui Guggenheim Chicago Der Honore Grace B. Guggenheim Wiliam Guggenheim Guggenheim Hros

Military officers reassigned to duty in Michigan and Rhode Island

A fragmentary military notice lists Lieut Comar to duty in Rhode Island and several midshipmen and warrant officers to duty in Michigan. Names include F.JL Castedon D. G. Leicure R. Mec. Elliott jr M. Gres BH TMey J. Wright J. Barry W. Raguet G. Reeves jr Gary Hancock W. Bresstonry to date Michigan.

Comar Senn Rhode Island Midghigmen F.jl. Castedon D. G. Leicure R. Mec. Elliott, Jr F. Gres F. Tmey M.C. Roterteon P. J. Wright J. Barry Michigan Wiérhipmen Ec. Raguet G. N. Reeves, Jr Gary Hancock Idchi

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