02 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
1
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In a dramatic political turmoil, Alderman Bingham is ousted as police chief after refusing to remove deputies, triggering a shakeup under McClellan and a wave of resignations. The mayor praises supporters and hints at reorganization while legal actions and court attention loom over the political upheaval in New York.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson backs a Washington to Richmond highway project as a farmers ally. The effort aims to link the capital to the former Confederate seat with improved roads, boosting rural development and regional travel for autos and commerce.
Factional tension surrounds the Bingham administration of police affairs as Mayor McClellan orders removal of Duffy from the rogues gallery and changes in the department. Slattery Hanson and other aides resist, resignations follow, and Gen Bingham's staff adjusts amid the power struggle.
Johnson of Minnesota spoke in Jackson urging suffrage and linked it to marriage equality and political reform. Townsend introduced Guy Johnson as a prospective Democratic candidate for president and criticized law disrespect. Potter becomes chief of the Navy Bureau of Navigation, relieving Pittebory.
The city pageant plans a 5 30 P M start with entries accepted until noon Monday The lantern and light decorated cars will lead motorists along the route Deputy Marshal Hough oversees movement with several marshals for safety The Post, Herald, Atlanta Journal and Richmond Times Dispatch join as non competing prize entrants and will be profiled in The Post to aid recognition by readers
Washington Post reports final parade preparations as the Automobile and Flower Flag procession plans a noon Monday entry deadline. Organizers set route from Fifteenth Street to the Capitol with grand marshal WD West and May Sylvester leading the parade across a city abuzz with decorations and vendor activity for a rain or shine event.
Route traced from west toward Fourteenth Street and south along various avenues to Capitol Plaza and Riverside Drive. Marshals orders specify a police detachment, crowd marshal, chief of police, Mrs Nathan B Scott, and judges. Includes band wagon and press cars from The New York Herald and other papers.
An irregular travel notice describes a special day coach train to Nim Falls with an $11 round trip fare. It notes departure around 7:45 am and return by 2 pm and mentions tickets valid for both outward and return segments.
Public notice announces a July 4 excursion with round trip fare and schedule details for travel on the Norfolk and Western Hallway line. Information includes departure dates, return options, and pricing, with additional specifics available from the issuing authority.
Thousands watched at New London on the Thames as Harvard beat Yale by six lengths in a grueling eight-oar varsity race. The strong showing under Coach Wray proves his coaching prowess, and captains were elected.
Boston Harvard crews dominated the annual varsity boat race on the Thames at New London. Harvard four and freshman eight placed first, Yale trailing by several lengths in a close finish. The Crimson boasted the fastest times and a disciplined, power driven performance that reflected coach Wray's strategic changes and superior endurance.
Stockholm reports further evidence of an anarchist plot to assassinate the Russian emperor during an upcoming European trip. Adolf Vang, a Swede, killed Mar Gon Beckman, coast artillery chief, then died by suicide. Eight Russian anarchists were arrested. two hid in the palace.
A troubled incident at the Imperial Institute ends with a student shooting two figures, a political leader and a doctor, during a July gathering. The assailant, unnamed, opened fire amid the crowd as tensions rose at the event. Authorities investigate the motive and identity of the attacker.
Witnesses described a body found near the Harlem waterway showing a Chinese man about 5 foot 8 inches tall and 155 pounds with similar teeth and build to Leong Ling, the missing suspect in the Sigel murder case. Police planned autopsy and facial feature examination as Prof Gardner from San Jose was named to aid translation and identify the deceased.
A massive tropical storm swept from Tampico Mexico north to Brownsville Texas causing widespread flooding and coastal devastation. Villages along the gulf were partly destroyed as waters rose over head height, washing away homes and boats and leaving many missing or unaccounted for.
The funeral for State Senator Iszach W Durbar drew thousands after his sudden death in Atlantic City. Gov Stuart and US Senator Penrose led tributes as Mount Moriah Cemetery burial followed a Masonic ceremony. Durbar, longtime Philadelphia Phillies owner and Nationals figure, presided over the club. a National League game was postponed as a mark of respect.
Aviator Wright and Reuchlin, brothers of the inventors, join Bishop Wright to witness a historic flight at Fort Myer. The aeroplane lifts several times, reaches notable altitudes, then lands smoothly with minimal ground impact as spectators cheer the bold achievement in a twilight display.
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