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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
4
Banks will be asked for at least 50 million dollars in a few days and the total deficit nears 60.092 million. Decline in internal revenue receipts noted with large sums expected to be paid out July. Treasury warns of exhaustions and continued fiscal strain across departments.
A garbled list of film titles and performers hints at upcoming releases and performances. Names mix with places and dates, suggesting a theater season lineup and promotion for various showings.
Maj J J Morrow says Snowden Ashfo could regain position if grand jury ignores coroner’s action tied to the Pickford apartment house disaster. The Master Bricklayers Association expresses confidence in Retford and aides. Grand jury to hear more evidence over the next ten days before findings.
Honduras declares invasion planned across the border and asks the United States to send a peace force. Exiled former president Bonilla and Guatemalan officials are held as guests of President Cabrera of Guatemala as tensions rise amid arrests in Honduras. Authorities warn of potential revolutionary activity after recent elections and accuse former adherents of plotting against the government.
President Juaessselt lina appoints L Wakes Lage to head eleuven States reads. The piece notes a Paris address at the inter Nations assembly and hints at adopting new surface treatment methods. Automobiles spark curiosity as varied speeds from 3 to 7 nites appear in the discussion. Col Charlie Bramwell and Richardson among committee members meet the President.
Monroe Michigan prisoner's description matches man accused of stealing a $5000 registered mail pouch from New York City. McMillin, chief inspector, said suspect alias Charles Savage is linked by photo department to the Kansas City robbery. A $1 reward is offered. inspector to be sent to Monroe for identification. the pouch had a storied prior link to a diamond ring theft.
Secretary Loeb denied reports Roosevelt planned to buy the Union Theological Seminary in New York and build on that site. He said the president has a modest house at Oyster Bay and had no intention of constructing another residence.
George F. Ormsby, alleged abductor of his two year old child awarded to the mother, was arrested in Boston after a nationwide pursuit. He will be brought here by a United States marshal to face charges of abduction. Ormsby and the mother were married in Ohio three years ago and divorced last fall with custody awarded to the mother. The case prompts a Fourth of July celebration note and a district flag dedication at the Municipal Building in Glen Echo.
Rheumatic pains and nervous irritation are eased by Dr Miles Pain Pure Pills. They soothe nerves and aid sleep, with many users reporting rapid relief. If not helped, druggists refund the money. 23 doses, 25 cents. Sold by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
Its independence and fearlessness make it a desirable daily read for all classes. The Post gathers national and financial news with full market reports for merchants and financiers. Farmers use it for produce sales, and the leisure reader enjoys its varied columns. The Sunday Morning Edition of
The illustrated magazine section features fine selections by prominent writers and noted authors. Foreign news is carefully chosen with timely, accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post is regarded as the best visitor to any household and superior to other Sunday newspapers.
The Sporting Department of the Tue Post and Tue Sunday Post provides comprehensive coverage of all outdoor and indoor sports. It chronicles baseball results, races, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming and more on pink Sunday pages.
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