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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1910

Page

9

Not in the Food Rise Grand Jury Hearing in Jersey City

Freight agents and others testified before a New Jersey grand jury investigating food supply and transportation costs. Claims cited include railroads and carriers affecting prices, with discussion of state and federal oversight and potential price relief actions.

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Meteors and Mystery at Peary Museum Heist

A garbled report describes a claim of $50 000 for three meteors and specimens linked to Commander Peary. The text references the New York Museum, elusive figures, and alleged treasure from a historic meteor collection with confusion about names and dates.

Commander Peary Gotaj Museum New York Pha Museu Jessup Moreas Emmainder

Elizabeth Stewart sues sister for slander seek 25000

Descendant of Admiral Stewart files defamation suit alleging damage to reputation. The case centers on claims of harm from statements about family ties and lineage. Court action seeks monetary damages and legal resolution amid references to prominent names and a banquet event.

Elizabeth B Stewart Stowe

Secret Service Tracks Counterfeit Coins on City Cars

Secret Service men ride streetcars to catch coiners passing pewter and lead nickels dimes and quarters. Conductors seize bogus money, dispose of it through company cashiers, while counterfeiters believed to operate from Washington persist despite police action and warnings.

Secret Service Willoe Jay Wes Liem Georgetown Washington Uckettakurg Ste Secret Service Department

Plea for Child Prisoners Before District Court

Judge DeLacy urged Congress to fund a modern separate-sleeping detention house for delinquent children. He spoke at Busnean High School to over fifty women teachers, detailing harms from mixing youths with older offenders and calling for model institutions and a police drag-net reclamation program.

DeLacy Busnean High School Tudge Delsey Judge DeLacy Congress

Submarine Boost for Pacific Coast Defense Debate

California Oregon and Washington lawmakers press a 50 submarine program over five years to defend the Pacific coast. Hearing before the House Naval Affairs Committee, reps Hayes Humphrey and Kahn argue current defenses leave ports like San Francisco Bay vulnerable. They cite no battleships on the coast and propose submarines to deter enemy action, with costs estimated at 10 million dollars for construction and annual maintenance around five thousand dollars per submarine.

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Maud Allan Triumph Stuns Washington Audiences

Maud Allan wins praise in a Washington debut at the National Theater with the Roshan Symphony Orchestra under Modest Altschuler. Her afternoon program included Mendelssohn Morning, Grieg Peer Gynt Suite, and Delibes Passepied plus Strauss Blue Danube, earning encore after expressive, free interpretation and dramatic stage presence.

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Fragmented 19th century House update on Senate votes and deaths

The report notes Senators confirming Curtis as Treasury secretary and an adjournment after news of Representative Lovering’s death. Burgess of Texas seeks expulsion while Haarty condemns Batley. naval committee reminders arise over Pacific coast submarine issues. Wiley claims saving $710 million in the Agriculture Department during twenty years. House adjourns at 12:52 to meet Monday.

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White House Callers. Friday February 4

The Cabinst Senator Cullom of Illinois and Senator Damele of South Dakota visit the White House. Representatives McKay of California and Austin of Texas join, along with Langly of Kentucky and Fordnet of Michigan. Port collector William Loe Jr of New York attends with George W Perkins and Timothy Woodruff of New York. Milton Bailes of Washington and Generals Clarence and Edwarda Dh Gulik are listed among attendees.

Cullom I Mupin Damele South Dakota Mekjvuay Austin Tensreses Langly Keslucky Fordnet Michigan William Loe Jr New York George W Perkins Tomothy Woodruff Milton Bailes Washington Clarence Edwarda DH Gulilk

Customs Law Narrows Duty Exemption For Personal Effects

Revised regulations tighten the $100 personal effects exemption for arriving passengers. US residents may bring articles of personal nature free of duty if declared and not for sale or business, but wearing apparel obtained abroad and cigars or cigarettes are not exempt. Each passenger over 18 may import up to 400 cigarettes or 50 cigars for own use without duty.

United States Board of General Appeals

Wiley cites saving $10,900,400 for U.S. treasury

Chief Chemist Wiley told the House committee that under his charge of sugar tests at ports the government saved $10,900,400 in twelve years. He claimed the reform of sugar products improved the yield and reduced costs, while warning about potential damage to development efforts.

United States Om Laboratory Lele Marn Wureau Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of the Treasury United States Government $10 900 400 Chief Chemint Wiles House Committee On Department of Agriculture

Curtis Is Confirmed As Assistant Treasury Secretary

The Senate confirmed James F Gurtis to head the customs division in the Treasury Department after a lengthy push from President and Secretary McAdoo. The nomination lingered in the Senate Finance Committee with debate over tariff views seen as too advanced by some members.

James F Gurtis Customs Treasury Department Senate We “Urus Macteash Tor Senate Finance Committee Committee of the Senate Curtis Congress

Date Set for Dedication of International Bureau Building

The International Bureau of the American Republics building, costing about 1 million dollars, will be dedicated on Wednesday April 6. Director Banett announced after consulting President Taft to confirm participation. Taft, Knox, the Mexican ambassador, Andrew Carnegie who gave 3 million toward the fund, and Senator Root are listed among expected speakers. Preparations for a Southern Bazaar by district committees were discussed at Confederate Hall Vermont Avenue for an event at the Mason Temple between February and March with many donations reported.

International Bureau of the American Republics Banett Taft Knox Andrew Carnegie Root Confederate Hall Vermont Avenue Ohe Masonie Temple

Ballinger Glavis Clash Signals End of Sleepy Hearings

The Pinchot Ballinger inquiry heats up as Glavis and Brandeis clash with Interior Department over documents. Attorneys for Ballinger move to scrutinize land office files, while the committee schedules executive sessions to decide access. Anticipated broad testimony and potential confrontations loom as factions prepare for a long battle in Washington.

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Vertrees Arrival Signals Cabinet Interest in Inquiry

John J Vertrees arrived in Washington to accept the commission tendered him. Secretary Ballinger and Secretary Dickinson escorted him to the White House for a cabinet conference. Ballinger and Rasch were set to assist in the inquiry with Dennett and Schaartz. Ballinger implied private counsel would aid the investigation.

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Federal Tax and Futures Regulation Proposed by Smith

A report to President Taft outlines proposed regulation of federal tax on futures and options trading. Herbert Knox Smith argues certain futures actions are beneficial and should be allowed to operate under market forces, while prospective and anticipated deliveries may be controlled to curb evasion and speculation.

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Bethlehem Strike Ties Up Bethlehem Works Anew

The Bethlehem Steel plant in Bethlehem Pennsylvania faces a new strike by machinists. About 1800 workers joined protests in three shops demanding time and a half for overtime and Sunday work. A mass meeting with Mr Schway offered to bargain if workers return to duty. The walkout reflects union tensions and the strong demand for skilled labor amid busy factory activity.

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Patent Lawyers Dine At Washington Association Banquet

One Lundrea member and fellow patente lawyers gathered for the Patent Law Association of Washington annual banquet at Rauschen’s last evening. President William H. E. Finkel served as toastmaster with speakers Melville Church Williams of New York and J A Wedersham of Philadelphia among those who addressed the gathering alongside WW Wilson Benator Arte Brown Justice Charlee A Robb and LB Moore Commissioner of Patents.

Lundrea Patent Law Association of Washington Association Rauschens William HE Finkel Toastmanter Melville Church Williams New York JA Wedersham Piladelphia Wilson Benator Arte Brown Charlee A Robb LB Moore

Weather Conditions Report From Early Atlantic States

Fragmented weather forecast notes from Agriture and various stations detailing general conditions across the Eastern Seaboard. Mentions winds shifting west to east, temperature fluctuations, and Saturday expectations from Lake Michigan to the Atlantic, with some reference to storms and temperatures across multiple cities.

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