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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
14
Fragmentary text notes Bryan demand for publicity campaign approved while Atwood may head a national chairman selection subcommittee. Mentions John Hays Hammond Ill OG Tate Woodson, all linked to unspecified disputes and risks.
Thomas Jordan once comptroller of Equitebley Life Assurance Society died in a Wall Street subway station incident. He faced twenty indictments for forgery linked to Armstrong committee probes. The so called Yellow Dog Fund figure, never charged, was attacked likely by heart disease or stroke as he waited for a train.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a public publicity plan with references to a national recertification, accenting certain items, approving steps, and rate contributions. It mentions dates, rates, and unnamed officials, but the readable content remains garbled and unclear. The probable focus is promotional strategy and funding considerations for a political campaign or party activity.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions seashore resorts and provinces with scattered place names. Indicates inquiry or note about tourist rates and pleasur travel assistance. No clear events, dates, or organizations clearly identifiable.
A letter to Mrs Cleveland explains the reasons for honoring San Jacinto Reserve as the first set aside by her husband, Mr Roosevelt. The note regrets the predecessor's absence from governors' meetings and highlights policy origins related to forest stewardship.
An outline of Hazel Drew's disappearance and murder near Troy shows a 33 hour gap between leaving home and death. Farmhands and investigators push theories on movements, sightings, and possible strangulation evidence as diversions and clues continue to unfold.
Fragmentary item notes arming expert and a team in a 1940s or earlier setting. Mentions return from farm activity and a lobster meal. Several garbled names and places appear, obstructing clear facts.
The article outlines statements by Mayor Ray regarding injunctions and actions tied to Pat Meas and the Washington state involvement. It notes court orders, proceedings with the Tart company, and efforts to extend actions over a number of years, with references to officials like Foote and several named parties in the dispute.
A severe electrical storm shocks about 100 workers near Indianapolis and Pittsburgh. Many are seriously injured as lines and machinery are struck. The notice mentions travel returns on the Baltimore and Ohio route from July 1 to 19, valid for return until July 31, with agents advised.
Unclear autopsy timing and scant credence given to a floated tale about a girl worn neck item that tightened as she swelled in water. Uncle William Taylor denied seeing her. he and the father owned the farm now held by him and hint at foul play on the road near home. Local officials and family discuss possible transport by auto and note cautious statements from Taylor.
The piece outlines a plan to make campaign contributions transparent and require disclosures on both Republican and Democratic sides. It notes Taft’s insistence on full publicity of fund sources and discusses how opponents may frame the issue to voters. It also references Taft’s preparation for speeches and his campaign headquarters logistics in Cincinnati for the 1901 context.
A July 14 shooting in Philadelphia's Chinatown leaves Lee Chi propilero dead and two white men wounded. Police say racial tensions tied to prior Chinatown violence and recent hangings fueled the attack. ten Chinese residents were arrested. The victims include Max Sobel and Abraham Din kam. the shooter remains unidentified.
The Peary expedition steamer Roosevelt Capt Robert Bouler docked at Sydney after an eight day voyage from Oyster Bay. Accompanied by relief steamer Birt, the Roosevelt will push toward Etah for a July arrival as the north pole quest continues. Sir William MacGregor and Lady MacGregor visited the crew to discuss the undertaking.
Larned and English win the 3500 meter walk as two Americans claim top honors. Sheppard triumphs in the 1500 meter race marking another day of strong American showing. A notable note lists the mile event as the first American victory on British soil with a time matching Hallows in Priminanes.
The second day in St Louis saw Melvin W Sheppard of the United States win the 1500 meters final in 4m 32 58s as strong winds and drizzle challenged runners. J 2 Flanagan set a hammer throw mark of 170 ft 42 in to break the Olympic record, with Larner of Great Britain clocking 14m 55s in the 24 kilometer walk. Kingsbury of the United Kingdom posted a 34m 12 2 58s time in cycling. The hammer event attracted large crowds despite misty weather while Melvin Sheppard surged late to win the 1500 in a fast time amid gusty winds.
Special to The Washington Post Wilkes Barre July 14 Alderman Donohue warned sellers that sheath skirts were not approved by him Samuel Stone an instalment man charged May Williams with refusing to pay for a Merry Widow hat and a skirt The alderman asked Was it a sheath skirt He was told it was just an ordinary skirt He said if it had been a sheath skirt he would have nonsuited the plaintiff JT will render a judgment for 16 dollars for the plaintiff
In a violent confrontation at a farm near Pipestone township August Gross an inventor and educated man killed a wounded pedlar and injured a bystander before exchanging fire with a posse. The attackers brothers and an aged mother sheltered inside the house as the siege unfolded, leaving a wounded man and multiple casualties in a dramatic rural altercation.
Congressmen contend the railway advisory body is illegal. If the interstate commission is found to have broken law in appointing a subsidiary panel, its members could be dismissed or fined. The attorney general may be asked for an opinion on the matter.
A local court found the defendant responsible for causing a fatal incident involving a trapper group. The testimony described actions leading to a death, with jurors weighing intent versus negligence and setting penalties accordingly.
The twelfth annual Jewish Chautauqua for the preservation of Jewish art language and literature opened in session with prominent leaders in attendance. George Vachs of Philadelphia, parshal Cohen, Rabbi William Rosenau of Baltimore, and others spoke. J H H Gardner of Hat University will address the assembly tomorrow.
In Colorado Springs Rush L Helland presided as Grand Lodge elected officers for the term. John J Shea of Hartford was chosen grand esteemed leading knight Pied E Robinson of Dubuque was redicted ary Edward Leach of New York reelected treasurer Joe Angeles named next meeting place. Special train options offered from Washington via Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley with limited return by mid September. cheap side trips listed with several travel dates.
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