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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1908

Page

2

Education and labor values in American citizenship

A long address stresses dignity of manual work and the need to value skilled trades alongside professional roles. The speaker urges reforms in schooling to emphasize practical duties for carpenters and farmers, and a shift in societal esteem toward hands-on labor as essential to national strength. Morning sessions discuss physical education in schools and the role of playgrounds, with speakers advocating medical checks and standardized curricula and stressing the duties of parents and teachers.

Ana Ceria

National Educational Association Ends Closing Convention Events

This morning the National Educational Association members will be occupied with several roundtable dinners at which various important topics of interest to their groups will be discussed. A reception will be tendered by the District board at the Corcoran Art Gallery, marking the closing event of the convention.

National Educational Association Wiliam G. Rone Corcoran Eemght

Visitors From Saratoga in Washington For Reception

A group of about thirty Saratoga Springs students visited Washington this week with chaperones Mr and Mrs A B H Gurtis and several teachers. They toured the Capitol since Sunday and will be received at the White House tomorrow. The trip was funded by prize money earned in their studies and the party is quartered at the La Vetra Hotel, remaining until Friday. Names listed include Thomas Barrett John Burwell Edward Des Webster Colcord Harold Corkin Jeanca Cirtis Edith Darrow and others with Mary Wynne Mary Rouse and Bessin Morris among the students.

Washington Cltss Saratoga Springs N. Y Thomas R. Wened Kate MecMinsakés White House la Vetra Thomas Barrett John Burwell Jorn Baker Dward Des Webster Colcord Harold Corkin Jeinca Cirtis Edith Darrow Luis Duecant Wyllis Dunham William Flanagan Katherine Toy Velen Ponda Andrew Han John Kagua Gertrude Hodgman Vangeline Stayes Ellatt Humphreys Gerald Harrington William Hoyt Margaret Kaei Mildred Lee Dane iv Thomas Levingston Leo Marin A Marwell Alice Roohan Pearl Robbins Tra Ttods Raymond Sturgis Jonny Sweeney Mary Wynne Mary Rouse Bessin Morris Anna Motsnick Mra A. B H. Gurtis Margaret Reardon Myra Vereedenberger Rebeuraiden Nienn Evelyn Gintinan Ide May Fal Darrow Charles Rolera Blanche Caskins Shipley Nicholas Schwarte

Plan to Deport Anarchists After Denver Priest Killing

Chicago reports federal officials plan to deport anarchists advocating violence following the murder of Mother Leo Heinrichs in Denver. Chancellor Dunne predicts a Chicago murder plot and names potential targets. Detectives guard Dunne as death threats surface amid Catholic clergy fears. In Colorado Springs a suspect in Heinrichs death says he will plead guilty.

Chicago Leo Heinrichs Denver M. Dunne Dunne Archbishop Quigley Angellucel Church of the Assumption Janas Gordon Order of Resurrectionists Murnacen Wiliam O'Ryan Presid New Jersey Im Council New Orleans Cuidago Europe Colorado Springs Colo Giuseppe Aloo Teo Heinrichs

Denies Blackmail Charge in New York Trial

Levant Martoo Ressian the unfrocked Armenian priest on trial for attempted blackmail admitted past role as treasurer of a revolutionary sect but denied using the position for coercion. He said he borrowed $2,000 and that $389 was for the Hun Haleet party while denying threats to borrowers. He testified that Miran Warashestu, the importer, was arranged to be present by the Sultan of Turkey.

New York Levant Martoo Ressian Court of General Sessions Destinac Hunelakist Enctery Hun Haleet Miran Warashestu

Threat to Decapitate Doctor Prompts Police Alarm at Home

A threat letter demanding $90 aroused alarm at 4 Wallington Avenue, the residence of Julius Po Menastitna, prompting plainclothes patrols and a stakeout. An unidentified man loitering near the scene was arrested and held for further investigation.

Wallington Avenue Julius Po Menastitna Tallin Yan Hey

Rush traffic in tunnel tests New York Jersey link

The New York and New Jersey tunnel conducted its first evening rush hour test with three car trains running every three minutes. Twelve cars and tickets were used, running from 3 p.m. to late night between New Jersey and New York stations. From midnight Tuesday until dawn the cars were crowded with riders.

New York and New Jersey New Jacy New York New Jerseys

Coxey Returns With Plans for Elastic Currency and Tour

Former Army of the Unemployed leader General Coxey reappeared at Capitol Hill pressing Congress to authorize 150 million dollars to improve inland waterways and employ the unemployed. He envisions an elastic currency with treasury lending to states and municipalities, secured by noninterest bonds, paying 4 percent interest. He plans a private train tour with five cars, a big tent, and free lectures on economic conditions, traveling towns every twenty five miles for a season, and singing a Coxey Commonweal chorus.

Jacob S. Colxey Capitol Jist Congress Secretary of the Treasury Gen. Coxey House Washington Coxey Iere

Roy Defends Self in Newington Murder Claim

Paul Roy, accused by wife Glacia Calla of murdering her brother George A. Carkins at Newington NH, recounts a heated dispute after a concert plan. He says Carkins fired first, Roy drew his revolver, and five shots were exchanged before Carkins collapsed in the dining room. Roy notes he boarded a French steamer instead of the Lusitania three days earlier.

Washitawwen Pars Paul Roy Glacia Calla George A. Carkins Newington N. H Hodgson Carkins Portsmion Greenland Hewington Nat Carkin Carekins Peach Tam Roy Hoearr New York

Latest News From The Fleet Health Ad Claim

An old health advertisement praises Mond's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Sarsaparilla as tonics for fatigue and poor nourishment. The testimonial from Gertrude Hammond of Alexandria Indiana claims improved vitality, cleansed blood, and better wellbeing after use.

Howe Hood Gertrude Hammond Alexandria Indiana

Head's Sarsaparilia In Liquid Form Sold In Doses

An advertisement offers Head's Sarsaparilia in liquid form or as Sarsatabe chocolate tablets. Available in 100 doses for $1, promoting an affordable tonic.

Tragic confession in Roy murder case shocks Portsmouth

A dramatic tale recounts how a young American woman called Glacia Calla, born Lilian Carkins, fled, hid, and finally testified about the killing of her brother in law George A. Carkins on January 2 at Newton. Roy, accused of murder, fled to Paris and is now sought for extradition as authorities pursue truth.

Gurous Joubert Baroness von Orendorff Boston Count de Geynac Solurges Washington Lilian Carkins Gladys Hodgden Gladys Lillian Garkins William G. Murray Witliam Chaning Southern Glacia Calla Bouthin Paris Mme. Marches Geraldine Farrar Mamantle Portsmouth N. H Paul EB. Roy George A. Carkins Newington M. M. Collis Rockingham County

Fashionable Society Scolded Over Sunday Observance

Justice Harlan harshly condemned Sunday desecration at a mass meeting of the Interdenominational Sunday Observance Association at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. He urged public opinion to restore strict observance, criticizing teas and socials on Sunday as a descent toward disintegration.

Justice Jol BM. Harlan New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Jia Wallace Radcliffe J. J. Muir J. G Butler Senator Johnston Alabama Sam de Nedrey Central Labor Union Justice Harlan Roosevelt Senate Tstrict Businega Alfred Harding Gaorge A. Miller Frank Hewall J. J. Darlington Andrew Wilken Congress Asa Uns Nocsercit

Citizens Attend McKer Annual Smokers at Washington Hall

Southeast Washington Citizens' Anniversary smoker drew attendees at Washington Hall on Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. President A. G. Herrmann presided as speakers included Comrats doner Macfarland Representative Wil ram M Calder of Brooklyn and M o L. Weller, with music and refreshments concluding the program.

Washington Washngton Hall Third Street Pennsylvania Avenue A. G. Herrmann Suerd Ue Comratsdoner Macfarland Wilram M Calder Brooklyn N.Y M O L. Weller Citigen Music Waas

Corsets to Revolutionize Army Style Says Madame Jacques

A dramatic claim from Madame Jacques proposes corsets for U S Army and Navy members to improve physique and posture. She boasts the Cabinet will receive pink ribbons and asserts several officials would perform feats once corseted, while ridiculing current fitness and fashion norms for military officers.

Wrecked Men In Peril Stranded On Alaska Glacier

Japanese fishermen and sailors from the wrecked Satsuma are stranded on the Malaspina Glacier near Yakutat Alaska and face probable death as ships cannot reach them. The revenue cutters Thetis and McCulloch have reached Yakutat but a violent gale 60 miles per hour forces them to seek shelter at Neah Bay.

San Francisco Cal Malaspina Yakutat Alaska Satsuma United States Revenue Thetis McCulloch Merchanta’ Exchange Thets Neah Bay

Two Men Held to Grand Jury on Robbery Charge

Daniel W. Orwell aged 36 of 306 C street northeast and Edward J. Harvey aged 23 of 1028 Sixth street northeast were bound over to the grand jury by Judge Kimball in Police Court on $1000 bonds each. They are charged with attempted robbery of Hugo Lind at Sixth Street and Jonty jana avenue, at gunpoint, early Wednesday morning.

Grand Jury Daniel W. Orwell C Street Edward J. Harvey Sixth Street Kimball Hugo Lind Pennsylvania Avenue Jontyjana Avenue

Traction promoter Thomas Barr dies in Newark area

Thomas Carson Barr, longtime figure in reef railway circles and head of Newark lines, died at age fifty. He helped purchase and consolidate Newark surface roads into the Essex Passengers Railway and later served as president of the Hartbeth Plainfield and Central New Jersey Company. He was married to Loraine Hunt of Philadelphia and survives.

Thomas Carson Barr Newark Orange Thomas Carson Arr Bright South Orange Ssex Hartbeth, Plainfield and Central New Jersey Barr Loraine H. Hunt Philadelphia

Credit for all Washington Brass and Iron Beds

Exposition of Brass and Enameled Iron Beds shows all the newest styles in sterling quality. The stock is very large with a wide array of patterns, offering a wonderful choice for buyers.

Go-carts showcase new spring stock on display

Our new spring stock of Go-carts is now on display with all styles including folding and collapsible carts. We will gladly arrange payment terms to suit you.

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Lynching Threat After Attempted Assault in Alabama

An unknown Black man is pursued in Athens by a Mobile posse after he attempted to assault the daughter of Milton Amos. A tense scene unfolds as the girl supposedly resisted with a flick, and authorities warn a lynching may follow if he is captured.

Ata Indnait Gu Teat Tran Weber Alabama Mobile Athens Milton Amos Jim

Indians Kill Trainmen in Frontier Incident Near Yuma

A Yaqui group near Yuma Arizona on February 26 killed three railroad workers aboard a Rio Grande line train. The engineer and fireman survived after being spared when recognized as Americans. Details remain sparse as reports arrive from the scene.

Yura Ariz Ronduetor Rio Grande Is Rein Cosh

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