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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1911
Page
7
Gov. Dix discusses tariff reductions to ease costs, conservation of resources, and agricultural education. He cites using abandoned farms for nurseries and dam projects, urges domestic timber, fertilizer, and water power development, and notes pending Alexander and Cliver bills on hydroelectric rights.
Gov Dix argues against monopolizing Erie Canal surplus waters, urges New York control of all canal waters, and cautions on federal overreach. He supports a comprehensive water power plan to boost state industry while ensuring fair access and resource conservation. He also notes questions about St Lawrence river navigation and the need for careful scrutiny of revenue plans before action.
Reports from Buenos Aires indicate a fresh revolutionary movement against Col Alberto Jara who seized power after forcing resignation of President Gondra and Vice President Gaena. Jara dissolved Congress and proclaimed Ortis president while returning to minister of war, amid censorship and mounting opposition.
Miss Julia Benedict Williams daughter of Rt. Rev. Charles D. Williams Protestant Episcopal bishop of Michigan married Allen Vanderburg Brett of New York City in a ceremony at the new cathedral in Detroit. The bishop assisted by the Very Rev E S Marquis officiated.
The Washington Board of Trade plans its March meeting at the New Wizard to discuss Rock Creek Park and other district needs. Topics include public schools conditions, curfew laws, public baths, street and health issues, and streetcar transportation, with reports from committees and expected attendance by senators and representatives.
The Weather Bureau report outlines deepening western low pressure with snow in Rocky Mountain districts. Rain expected in eastern Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and western Missouri, with warming toward Atlantic coast. Snow possible in the lake region and northern New England, with rain in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys Sunday. Colder conditions projected for the Rocky Mountain region and upper Missouri valley. Winds vary along coasts and lakes, with temperatures ranging from near 2 a.m. readings to 6 p.m. highs in the 50s. Public health and transport committees propose bathed public facilities, dairy herd testing, and opposition to District railroad crossings with a push for transverse seat cars and updated traffic rules.
Special to The Washington Post New York February 5 Charles T D Norton secretary to President Taft will become vice president of the First National Bank of New York when he leaves the White House. He will join J P Morgan's bank as a Morgan institution in a national struggle with National City Bank backed by the Rockefeller Standard Oil group. Norton seeks to join the “government bank” in finance and moves from Chicago insurance to a top fringe of power with a bank resources exceeding 320 million.
A bubonic plague expedition led by Dr Zablotny departs from St Petersburg for Harbin Manchuria to aid the pestilence fight. The party includes five women two doctors and three nurses including Princess Dolgorouki who vowed to devote her life to relief work after a loves disappointment. The expedition is government sanctioned and carries substantial medical supplies.
Virginia Horse Show Association met at the New Willard to set dates for the season and reelect officers. Charles Mulligan of Berryville was reelected president with Mel Cochran of Front Royal as vice president and A L Warthen of Front Royal as secretary. Dates announced include Keswick May 24 Leesburg June 7 Upperville June 14 15 Culpeper July 4 and 2 Managlas July 2 and 2 Orange August 2 3 Charlottesville August 9 10 Front Royal August 15 16 Berryville August 22 23 24 Warrenton August 30 31 Richmont date pending.
A display of latest imported millinery and ready to wear suits for women opens tomorrow by S Kann Sons Co. in Washington drawing feminine attention for days. A sale of tailored suits runs during the display with spring fashions in American and foreign designs. Parisian designer Paul Poirot contributed a new chic shape. Hats featuring Geraldine Farrar Marie Cahill and Quaker bonnets will be shown. Large floral trim accents, emerald green coral Helen's Pink and new blues gold tones and black and white appear. Tailored suits combining new styles will draw shoppers to the department, while elaborate handwork marks waists and lingerie fabrics.
The Washington Water Color Club opens its fifteenth annual show at the Corcoran Gallery of Art today. Open on weekdays 9 to 4, Sundays 1 30 to 4 30, and Thursdays and Fridays 3 to 10. Admission is free. the collection features many Washington artists and notable works from leading watercolorists nationwide.
An old testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla removes the tired feeling caused by impure blood and low system health. The speaker says it restored appetite, energy, and health after trying the product, urging others to get Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid or tablet form.
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