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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1908

Page

14

Fleet Leaves Rio de Janeiro for Punta Arenas Escort

Thousands cheer as American warships depart Rio de Janeiro bound for Punta Arenas. President De Rensta escorts boards Minnesota. Brazilian officials greet, salute, and wish prosperity. Spectators crowd quays and forts as ships pass Fort Villegagnon and sail into the open sea.

Rio de Janeiro Banta Arenas Magellan Straits Cruisa San Fran Iil Rio Republic de Renta Petrepoce Dom Silva Minnesota United State Dio Penna Fort Villegagnon

Rumor of More Audits for Fowler Deputies

The Washington Post special dispatch reports a rumor that Collector E S Fowler’s deputies may face another overhaul of duties tied to the cry of overhauling wardrobes and furs. Theodore P Shonts, president, was ordered to remain until Interborough Metropolitan departure. Secretary Cortelyou may face further observation. The anticipated payment by the collector would not exceed 50 dollars, with further news likely from Washington. U.S. Government Pays Johnson Bros. coal premium ad noted.

Washington Post New York E S Fowler Theodore P Shonts Interborough Metropolitan

Ships Enter Magellan Strait Narrows From Punta Arenas

A 2220 knot voyage ends February 1 at Punta Arenas as ships aim for the Strait of Magellan. The strait spans 340 miles with narrow widths of two to twenty miles and is bordered by steep terrain. It remains a Chilean neutral yet free waterway with daylight passage through the narrows and Crooked Beach on Admiral Evans routes.

Punta Arenas Strait of Magellan Magellan Strait Cape Horn Narrows Crooked Beach Evans

Russia disavows naval attache report in dispute

St Petersburg notes a naval ministry communique denying Commander Alexie Diatchkoff served as Russia’s attache in the United States. It asserts he never represented Russia in the U S nor made requests to the U S government on behalf of the naval ministry.

St Petersburg Alexie Diatchkoff South America Naval Ministry Dintelikoit Russi United States Navel

Marriage Settlement Rumors Tie Vanderbilt Event to Hungarian Nobles

Special to The Washington Post New York Jan 22. Attorney Moris Cukor denies any marriage settlement between Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Laszlo Szechenyi beyond the ordinary nuptial contract. Hungarian law keeps the wife in control of her estate. Szechenyi emeralds and court dress pearls are noted as gifts. Cornelius Vanderbilt will give away the bride with two ushers and several counts in attendance.

Washington Pont New York Moris Cukor Laszlo Szesnensi Gladys Vanderbilt Miss Vanderbilt Citaren Mr Cukor Great Britain Hungary Taere Ana Bean Szechenyi Europe Vanderbilt Bonde Cornelius Vanderbilt Stephen Szechenyi Paul Esterhazy Count Anton Sigray Mgr. Lavelle Count Si

Life and Death in Macy's Restaurant Tragedy

A widow, Mary Roberts Clark, shoots Frank Brady, an advertising solicitor, in Macy's eighth floor restaurant and then kills herself in a public quarrel over an estranged relationship. The incident reveals a history of threats and confrontations, with Brady providing for Clark’s son before a fatal denouement witnessed by diners.

Frank Brady New York Macy's Department Store Frank Hrad Hrelss Mary Roberts Clark Raymond Brady Brady

Sixteen battleships begin third stage toward Pacific voyage

On February 1 in Punta Arenas the fleet under Rear Admiral Evans departed Tio de Janeiro yesterday and entered the third stage of its long voyage toward the Pacific. The report notes interest in Union Trust Co deposits and mentions government control and banking facilities.

Punta Arenas Tio de Janeiro Evans Pacific Union Trust Co Ulu Oants

Shaw for Presidency May Shy Castor Into Ring

Leslie Shaw former Secretary of the Treasury plans a presidential bid aiming to win the Republican nomination. He indicates a resignation from the Carnegie Trust Company might follow a sale of his holdings by March, while noting differing views with Charles C. Dickinson on policy and leadership.

Carnegie Trust Company Washington New York Leslie Af Shaw the Treasury Repubean Shaw Iowa Trust Company Mr. Shaw Taft i Hughes Mr Shaw Cestar Charles C. Dickinson Dickinson

Auction Notice for Pew No 56 of St John's Church

Pew No 56 of St John s Church WHS will be sold at auction today at 1 P M in the Sloan Galleries 1497 Gatrect. H Small & Sons Plomat Washington and New York listed as sellers with partial details from the firm.

H. Small & Sons Plomat Washington New York St John’s Church Sloan

Spanish Legation in uproar as armed man harasses Pastor family

Senor Don Luis Pastor first secretary and charge d affaires at the Spanish Legation and Mme Pastor faced an armed disturber who battered doors, tore at shutters, and claimed residence. Police sought the man by telephone and patrols after he fled the scene, while doctors treated the situation and the couple remained vigilant.

Legation Senor Don Luis Pastor Atreat Mme Pastor Iis King

Ejected servant allegedly armed amid legation incident

The household forced out a servant who muttered angrily and was said to possess a revolver. Dr Mitchell testified the pair were called to the legation to find the man in an excited, enraged state after eviction. He had acted strangely in days prior, hinting at delusions.

Senora Mme Pastor Legation Senor Pastor Mali James I. Mitchell Nineteenth Street T V Hammond H Street Hammond Mitchell

Three Islands Disappear Off Mexican Coast

Special to The Washington Post reports Yucatan coast disturbances cause subaerial and underwater changes. Islands Obispo Sur and Cuyo Nuevo vanish, harbors at Progreso and nearby waters shoal, ash showers observed near Vera Cruz as crews sail gulf. Evidence points to a volcanic eruption in the region.

Washington Post Mexico City Federal Meteorological Bureau Yucatan Obispo, Sur Cuyo Nuevo Progreso Gulf Campeche Progresso Vera Cruz Gulf of Campeche

Rothschilds' firm denies severing ties with Rothschilds

August Belmont & Co of New York, long the U S representatives of the Rothschilds, officially contradict rumors of a severance. The denial states the real estate transaction involved is a simple business deal and does not affect the firm’s position with the Rothschilds.

Belmont & Co Washington Post New York Rothschilds Mesera Rothschild

Mob's Victim Dies at Last in Alabama Lynching

Special to The Washington Jazz, Montgomery Ala Jan 2 Cleveland Franklin, a Black man, hanged by a mob at Doshon Sunday night. He died today from wounds inflicted by the lynchers. Another Black man, Faulk, shot by the mob, will recover. Tensions rise as anger against Black residents grows. guards deployed to curb trouble after a man was shot at a show.

Washington Montgomery Ala Cleveland Franklin Doshan Detha

Cornell field stands by coed debater amid protest

Special to The Washington Fest Ithaca N Jan 23 Cornell will stand by her coed despite Columbia debate team protests against Elizabeth Cook one of Cornell's selections for the Intercollegiate contest next month President Goodrich of the debate union says Cook is eligible under Cornell and triangular league rules and may call a league meeting to lodge the protest.

Washington Ithaca Cornell Columbia Elizabeth Eo Cook Goodrich

Albert Weds At Hospital In Unusual Ceremony

Miss Sarah Truax of Chicago, an actress, and Charles Albert, attorney of Mincanolls formerly of Washington, were married this afternoon at a hospital where the bride is to undergo an operation tomorrow. The marriage, delayed by the bride's illness, was postponed last week.

Chicago Sarah Truax Charles Albert Mincanolls Washington

Kans House railways panel opposes 2 cent fare bill

Kansas House committee on railroads reported unfavorably on a proposed 2 cent passenger fare. The panel said no emergency exists since the state already has a 2 cent fare and that the measure would ensure railroads credit and finances as borrowers.

Kansas Topeka Kans House Committee On Railroads Today

Michigan committee backs woman suffrage proposal

Lanning Mich Jan 22 The constitutional convention committee on elections unanimously reported out tonight a proposal granting woman suffrage with recommendation that it be paged.

Michigan Constitutional Convention Lanning, Mich Constitutional Convention Committee On Elections

Diamond Maker’s Powder Odor Stuns Paris Husband

In Paris on January 22 the Journal reports Mrs Lerone, wife of Henri Lamoige the diamond maker, bought diamonds worth about $5,000. He allegedly ground them to powder and created compositions with a powerful odor, causing his collapse during the experiment.

Paris

Blaze at Bethany College Dormitory Sends 100 Girls Fleeing

Fire at Bethany College in West Virginia drives 100 girls from the main dormitory as smoke and flames spread through a three story building. Men from the neighboring dormitory form a bucket brigade and enter to guide classmates to safety. Despite shock, all but one girl escape unharmed as much of the structure is torn down to stop the blaze.

Bethany W. Va Bethany College

Family in Fear of Murder Barricade Farm Home

Worcester Moss reports a Shrewsbury farmer, Harrington, and his family barricade their home armed after a murder attempt. July 1 Harrington stabbed by a drunken man. later a son George Harrington shot in the back. Two days ago Harry Stanton, farm employee, choked near death, horse returned home alone. Suspected mistaken identity for Harrington’s son.

Worcester Moss Janes Henry T Harrington Shrewsbury Mr Harrington George Harrington Harry Stanton Harrington William

Parker Denounces Bryan Tour Shapes Nomination Fight

Albany January 2 ex Chief Judge Alton B Parker Democratic candidate in 1904 was in Albany. He cited Bryan’s Kentucky speech remark that in 1908 Bryan wanted a man to unite his support. Parker said Bryan’s frankness was lacking in 1908 and described the shift as a tour of denunciation that helped Parker’s standing.

Albany Alton B. Parker Court of Appeals United States William J. Bryan Kentucky Bryan Parker Parker Parkes Parker Tosina Cleveland Gor Hill Gorman Gray Parker Tad Jon

Ryan Planning Palace for Richmond Residence

Richmond Virginia January 22 a trusted source says Thomas F Ryan New York financier plans to retire from active business life to devote years to his native state He has pursued months long plans for a million dollar residence in Richmond to spend winters there and summers at Oak Ridge Nelson County A million dollar office skyscraper for Richmond is also under consideration with Ryan expected to visit Richmond in early spring to pick sites The McComas Sale.

Richmond Washington Post Thomas F Ryan New York Hay Oak Ridge Nelson County Ryan

Governor Hughes Enters Race Shaping Taft's White House Battle

Public interest in the Republican presidential contest rises as New York Governor Hughes announces candidacy. Taft allies aim to block the Taft surge, while Hughes boosts hopes for stopping Taft in the Empire State. The President weighs a cautious response amid possible shifts in delegate support and the Chicago convention outlook. The New York delegation and prominent senators watch closely as strategy forms around Hughes and Taft.

Washington Guv Hughes New York Taft Hughes Tme Iis Ins Empire State Chicago Taid Fairbanks Cannon Ohio Farake Foreaker Sax War Department Congress

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