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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1906

Page

4

Murderer Hired Sleuths to Shadow Victim for Year

From the New York World diary of Fi L Bergoff, private detective hired by Stanford White, the account details how White was shadowed by Thaw’s detectives from February 1906 to June 1908. Bergoff describes surveillance of White and others, inclining toward a motive of jealousy and a buildup to the Madison Square Garden murder, with spies following White and associates through Manhattan and beyond.

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White's Artistic Taste and a Wealthy Patron

A fragmentary account recounts Whitney paying artist White 250000 for Europe furniture selection for a Fifth Avenue mansion. The tale notes White’s costly taste, unwillingness to set expense limits, and a scheme involving surveillance of actresses connected to White and his associates to stop harassment.

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Boy governor Bowie Higgins rose from orphan to posts of trust

From a bugle boy and orphan at eleven to the so called boy governor of Utah at twenty four, Bowie Higgins advanced rapidly through government and Florida politics. He served in Civil War era posts, worked as a merchant, and built an education via night school before entering public service under M. A. Ramsall as a junior post office clerk.

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Orphan Boy Becomes Utah Governor at Twenty Three

An orphan who rose from eleven and served in the Union army at seventeen became Utah’s territorial governor at twenty two and held the office for almost two years until a death led to succession. He promoted radical reforms, faced Mormon opposition, and later held various federal posts in Florida and Washington including port collector and county clerk. His later life included substantial business success and a family with three daughters.

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Miss Wood of Winchester and the Nursing Heroic Life

A biographical sketch honors Miss Wood born in Winchester around 1833 who served as a battlefield nurse in the Civil War. She aided at Columbian Hospital and White House campaigns, tended wounded soldiers near Richmond, and later worked at Alexandria and Winchester, earning acclaim as the Angel of the Crs Schutari for her tireless devotion amid epidemics.

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Labor unions and the ten hour day history note

Horace Ware of Indianapolis explains union strength and prosperity, tracing labor organization from the Civil War era to the ten hour day. He cites past debates, strikes, and the role of volunteers, then notes upcoming AFL conventions in Buffalo and Cleveland and local union activity shaping a Republican bid.

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Auntiey Prizes Cat Saved by President

An old colored woman on Fifteenth Street owns a kitten gifted by the President who saved the kitten from two savage dogs. The President carried the frightened feline for a short distance, then asked the woman to care for it, joking about possible future antics at the White House. The neighborhood spread the tale.

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Perfect Health and Digestive Power Remedies

A fragment discusses digestive organs and a supposed perfect-running body. It speaks of rest, proper water, and nourishment as foundational to rebuilding the body, critiquing ignorance of how food affects health and imagining a “perfect food” solution.

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