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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1910

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Short weight frauds in flour package sales eyed

District sealer Haskell reports that consumers pay for 206000 barrels of flour yearly but lose about 4200 barrels to short weight in packaged goods. Secretary Nagel urges federal state action to require clear net contents and strict weights, with a national law to curb manufacturer fraud and lift living costs.

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Charges Fly In Land Dispute Proceedings

A chaotic OCR fragment reports charges in a land dispute involving claims of deception and political figures. The text references Taft, Ballinger, Glavis, andSecretary officials as participants, with accusations of dangerous enemies and contested property.

Ballinger Replies to Pinchot Sparks Senate Hearing

The text outlines Ballinger’s plan to confront Pinchot before the committee, denying press-driven accusations as deceptive and promising to present facts and documentary evidence. It covers testimony about Taft, Glavis, and the conservation policy, including disputes over power site withdrawals and the reclamation service, with ongoing cross-examinations and anticipated further hearings.

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Mystery Woman Sought in Seyler Trial Mystery Tragedy

Private detectives search for an unnamed woman who allegedly witnessed the death of Jane Adams on a February night at a Jersey City pier. The woman’s testimony could be pivotal in the Seyler trial, with defense counsel denying police statements and asserting no witness has named the man present.

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Motorman Paralyzed In Street Car Wreck At Higa Street

Joseph Maller, a motorman, was paraplegic and unable to speak after his street car collided with a grocery wagon on Higa Street. Witnesses and the conductor rushed to aid him and stop the car, as emergency responders treated his condition at the scene.

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Plan of Food Inquiry Outlines 10 Topics for Investigation

In Columbus Ohio on February 26 the Republican and Democratic members of the lodge committee agreed on a ten item plan for a general inquiry. Topics include prices of food and manufactured goods, effects of cold storage, tariffs, wages, gold production, and world commodity prices. The plan aims to cover recent ten years of price trends and farm production alongside wholesale and retail price dynamics.

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Cost of living rising as dollar value halves by 1911

Yale economist Prof Norton warns that if price trends persist the purchasing power of the gold dollar will drop to half by August 1911. He notes annual price increases around 41.7 percent and calls the gold standard increasingly unstable amid greenback inflation. He compares current rises with Civil War-era figures and highlights higher cost of living versus England.

Norton Yale Washington Post New York J Pease Norton Yale University England

Tragic Train Dies Hit Kills Woman and Two Children

A driver attempting to rescue his wife and two young children was struck by a locomotive. The unnamed father suffered a head injury while his in arms baby remained unharmed. The two children, a year and a half old girl and her toddler brother, were fatally struck before the father could reach them.

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Life convict shot dead in Columbus penitentiary

Harvey Johnson serving a life term at the Ohio State Penitentiary was shot by a guard during an escape attempt. Johnson was found in the belt room trying to remove his boot when the guard opened fire, killing him instantly. Johnson allegedly made multiple escape attempts prior to the fatal incident.

Columbus Ohio Harvey Johnson Regro Ford Buiguire Ghis Oregon Johnson

August Belmont Wedding at Home Ceremony with Family Guests

Miss Eleanor tertitledon daughter of Madge Carr Cook married August Belmont at his West property home. Monsignor Lay presided as bridal party, guests included Mrs George Tiffany and Mr and Mrs Perry Belmont. The couple started a Southward honeymoon, planned Mediterranean voyage, racing season at Belmont Park to follow.

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Poisoned professor's widow on trial in Missouri case

In Kirksville Missouri Feb 8 1910 report shows Prof John Vaughn died at his home after convulsions linked to strychnine. His widow Alma Proctor Vaughn and Dr James R Hull faced murder charges with bonds set at 150000 and 500 respectively. Vaughn broke down in court while denying the accusation as details emerge from the inquiry into his death.

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League Resolves Tariff Probe Amid Postal Controversy

A circular from National Anti Theft League president E Selart claims 200000 members and states the league received 120000 letters asking about tariff effects but asserts no direct influence on prices. The letter blames high costs on disorganized middlemen and counterfeit intermediaries seeking profit.

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Fight for Fair Day's Wages in Cleveland Rail Strike News

Report from Cleveland references a labor dispute over wage increases and four days of fair labor. Rail workers insist on higher pay while railroads argue increased operation costs. President Lee heads to Baltimore to resume talks with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, awaiting the strike referendum result.

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