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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
11
James M Beck outlines fears of financial panic as Palladino case draws attention. Munsterberg critiques scientific fraud detection while detailing a dramatic seance with Palladino that ends in a startling cabinet scene. The piece blends economic warning with a lurid account of spiritualist доказания and anti trust reflections.
Fragmentary report describes a victim named Charles B Roberts and an assault at a boardwalk location. Victim in a wheelchair with hospital treatment noted. A second person and possible assailant are mentioned, but details are incomplete. Local context references August and a neighborhood area around Alsatte City.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy to restore stomach strength and digestion. It promises rapid relief from indigestion by supplying essential agents to nourish and invigorate the stomach, offering free trial packages via mail order. The pitch emphasizes universal use in states and urges readers to consult a drug store or mail order address in Marshall Michigan.
Preliminary transactions close with first papers filed for a new office building at Fifteenth and 4th streets NW. The Southern Building Corporation backs a $2,000,000 project with Equitable J Arsar ahee Company funding 3.3 million for one year at 6 percent. Tenants include Washington Stock Exchange, New Southern Commercial Club, and Southern Commercial Congress. restaurant plans and leases under negotiation with a leading sewing ban to anchor the Haine street Liheney building.
Former school head Willian Chancellor writes in an educational periodical accusing ex commissioners Macfarland and West of questionable actions in Washington governance. West warns of possible legal action over damaging statements and defends stance on their November resignations.
An investigation by experts in South E Bridge Massachusetts centers on a suspected larceny by former treasurer John A Hall. Early findings indicate a shortage of $300,000 or more with the bank’s surplus at $177,000, risking losses to depositors and possible trustee responsibility.
Henry Angers Hermann testifies that prosecutor Vic Seney attempted to influence the jury during the trial of former representative Binger Tiermann. Hermann says he hadn t read a Portland article alleging fraud in school lands and disputes the claim that he admitted knowledge of such fraud. He denies intent to alter the number and stone act and asserts there were no gigantic frauds in committee.
A special gas powered pass was issued to a fire dog mascot named Mike on the New York City Railway lines. The pass authorizes conductors to honor the dog on sight. Mike, a two year old Dalmatian son of Oakey Mancut, was presented at fire headquarters by Willan and Vanderbilt Jr. The pass was hung in the engine house and later given to Mike’s mother Bess, who died soon after from injuries. It remains the only pass of its kind ever issued by the road.
Fragmented notice recounts alleged diabetes cure claims linked to a Sacramento physician and partners. It mentions Newton and a California contact urging patients to request free literature and sample treatments while warning of dubious endorsements. The text references purported recoveries and requests for patient potential trials.
Philadelphia court hears Bau Cohen held on 21600 bail on charges of conspiracy to kidnap 16 year old heiress Heberta De Janon after a telegram to his wife hinted at a plan. Judge Blankr, acting as committing magistrate, deemed Cohen an example to deter others amid custody and guardianship questions. Robert Bust De Janon, the heiress’s guardian, testified in court as De Janon herself was reported to have left the city.
Connecticut Senator Bulkeley questions Congress authority over Capitol display and opposes placing a Gen Lee statue in the Washington rotunda. The letter notes state prerogatives and suggests Connecticut would not pursue such a monument while acknowledging broader congressional sentiment.
In Detroit last night motorman Barnes of the Detroit Tinted Railway saved Mrs Wren Peyton Smith formerly of New York from serious injury when her car collided between two street cars. Barnes leaned through the broken vestibule window and pulled her inside as she toppled from the wreckage, escaping with a shaking up.
A Newark stock clerk Harry Vigkey was arrested after stealing Mrs William Dennis purse from a table in the Waldorf. The bag contained $13 and a gold pencil. Police traced him to the Machiniqieard Hotel where he was caught with the bag and items including a Hera Hotel check, two brooches, and other valuables.
David McGowan who had been under treatment escaped from his guards at Union Station after asking to be taken to air and exercise. Police and Baltimore officials traced a man matching his description on transit and authorities believed he returned toward Philadelphia.
Annie Adams known as Annie Francia confessed to Washington Police that she robbed Mrs Adelaide Blake of jewelry worth several hundred dollars last January. Adolph Francis aling Richardson was arrested last night in Georgetown as an accomplice.
A vintage remedy claims to cure kidney and bladder issues with Murax compound, fluid extract Huchu, and gin. It warns of urine changes, puffiness, dizziness, and potential progression to diabetes or Brights disease if ignored.
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