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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
3
A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century paper centers on a woman named Hattie Forsythe who laments addiction and doomed romance. The text rails at inborn craving for drink and a bad deal with a man named Charlie, yet she insists on her love for a poor man and a battered life surrounded by friends and gossip.
Speech by Lotsegers sparks cheers in theater as suffrage voices rise. Report notes mixed reactions from attendees and highlights ongoing debates on voting rights.
A fragmented article notes severe outcomes from lack of food, referencing seven deaths and the broader crisis. It discusses appetite, medical terms, and alleged remedies while mentioning Stuart, Marshall, and local officials. The piece conveys urgency about hunger and policy responses amid scarce nutrition.
A fragmented society item discusses escalating prices and economic pressures in California, mentioning families, business figures, and potential political and social tensions. It notes attempts by various groups to counter price increases and references inherited influence and control within local industrial circles.
Boston reports indicate paymaster Auld will face a public finding today with recommendations by Assistant Secretary Winthrop. The Navy delays announcements to tidy details as Robnett case findings are also expected, suggesting nearly identical outcomes for both trials.
Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railway seeks pilots instead of fenders on cars running from Fifteenth Street to the heart of the city. The District electric railway commission referred its decision to the Interstate Commerce Commission, which is said to recommend granting the request. A complaint about nonheated street cars during a cold spell is being investigated.
The Cavers Club will hold a banquet tonight at the Willard with Himot as host. The program includes remarks by President Vie, Fleet Stern, and Speaker Cannon Serrtor, with guests from various organizations. The dinner features a toast by Hon. Champ Cia of Wissouns and Job Sedge. Committee members include Predarnck, Pyle, and Renn among others.
The Washington Post reports a large audience at the Manhattan Opera House for Mme Tetrazzini with Taft present. The president autographed a photo and spoke of hearing her voice via phonograph, praising a favored aria from The Daughter of the Regiment.
Reports from Washington indicate Raul Morton, former secretary at the Styrian presidency, may become the American ambassador to Great Britain. President Nixon, amid international talks, reportedly has not tendered the post and officials note uncertainty about when a decision will be made.
Divorce granted to baseball pitcher George Edward Waddell known as Rube on Wednesday after wife Ma Waddell offered no defense. Private agreement stated Connie Mack and Robert Lee Hedges supported the divorce. $1500 alimony to Ma Waddell. Waddell may return to Massachusetts without arrest risk.
London feh i reports Baron Arnold de forest seeks his wife after she eloped with Lieutenant C8 Ashton of the Second Guards. Detectives chase clues across countries, with Spain and Gibraltar cited.rumor of a homecoming at Lady Gerard’s, gossip of unhappiness, and a threatened separation. The baroness’ gown, a valued apricot Liberty creation, was vandalized during a show. A Philadelphia owner, proud of the gown valued at 500, placed it in charge of an associate exhibitor before leaving. The owner has not been notified of the incident.
A gown valued at 500 dollars was damaged during a national style show when someone slashed back panels with two large rents. The incident occurred late Wednesday night, shocking attendees and drawing attention to the desecration of the exhibit titled The Declaration of Independence. Authorities investigated as crowds reacted with disbelief.
Frances Fleerchey aged 2 yuares committed death by her own action last night in a West Philadelphia apartment. Earlier she phoned her guardian to say she could not live any longer. A physician found her in her room with a revolver in her hand. Her father Cot GF Flueckey 1 veteran of the Civil War had died in this city yesterday on the anniversary of the tragedy.
Special to The Wellington Post Indianapolis Ind Feb 10 Thomas Taggart former barber turned Democratic national committee figure seeks U S Senate seat if Democrats control the legislature. Friends plan a two ticket strategy for county offices to back legislative candidates, with several Taggart men on the ticket and support for Taggart’s Senate run if the plan succeeds.
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