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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
16
Testimony details tense barroom and roadside events after Suttons fatal shot. Bevan Wilting Adams and others dispute parts of the account while Pickrell and others recall how Suttons nose was reportedly bull wp the pistol. Witnesses describe fights, a packed automobile, and demands for order as investigators examine who attacked whom and why.
Schwartz & Pelzman Bellairs Tailors at 505 507 Seventh St announce a rebuilding sale featuring summer fabrics and marked down prices. Suits to order range from 11 to 35 dollars with reductions across multiple styles and sizes.
Baltimore police finally arrest Panphrey a former agent for Mueller and Witle Sale Cams Manufacturer after a two year pursuit spanning Baltimore Hagerstown and Washington D C. He faces a charge of embezzlement and was brought to police headquarters for interrogation following a tip and warrant pursuit.
The article reports Taft era commentary on a 700000 pound Hankow Sze Chuan railway loan to China. It cites Mr. Taft and banker J Sebwin on American participation, arguing the loan offers a major business opportunity, linking U S banks, industry, and China’s railway expansion while noting China’s small debt per capita and potential for future American involvement. The piece discusses global reactions, Chinese procurement, and potential American leadership in rail and industrial projects.
Mrs Mot raimen and companions report a valuable Great Hine hound vanished near 14 East of Philadelphia and New York. The dog entered in a fair at Fairfield Park and was last seen on a Quaker City street. Police urged alert residents to help recover Tim the terrier-like hound, weighed about one panda with a brass collar bearing the owner's name.
CAPT WILLIAM HARRISON SHEETS died at 135 a clock in the afternoon at rook creek church. He served in the elvit wai and was 158 cars old. He will be buried in Arlington with military honors. He is survived by his sisters Mrs Mary Ran WithE Sheets and Mise Katheriny Tan Ith Steeis b and wife Fraser Randolph Sheets.
Tedentilans and a street car passenger were near Sinierath Street when a magnesia flexible cement roofing fire test burned for hours but caused no damage. Officials including Capt William Kelly and Fire Marshal Nicholson observed, with plans for a broader school fire safeguarding system under review.
The article reports M. Natts explaining that a comet capture by Earth will alter seasons and cause permanent shifts in climate and the Moon’s orbit. He describes crescent phases and future sky patterns, urging observatories in the United States to verify with photographic equipment.
Miss Mangam a former government printing office employee at Casualty Hospital, found unconscious after an apparent self inflicted act with a knife. Relatives report she was distressed over job loss and worsening illness, and she died before removal to hospital.
Weather Bureau officials say a 12 foot diameter hydrogen balloon broke from Mount Weather Ve on Thursday. A northeast wind drove it toward the Atlantic, likely hundreds of miles away. The sphere, used for meteorological purposes, rose to about a mile high before escaping. Officials expect the balloon to remain aloft for three to four days.
Guests at the Wil lad Hotel consular banquet heard impromptu toasts to upcoming marriages among the Bradford consulate class. Names include Augustus Fram, Samuel McClintock, Mose Aelen, Roger Edwell, Saylor, and Wanda Gore, with others listed among diplomats and officials attending.
The Bassetill team faced a burglary yesterday as their practice was interrupted by intruders at VoL street. Equipment and cash were stolen while players were visiting the home of Tennebraker to suit up for the game. Investigators name Lidunurs TV Sharp TT Vans and Idwira Conaver as persons of interest.
Clara Ho Brooky a Department of Agriculture employee and Mary Brooks were arrested on a charge of stealing four pieces of furniture from Mary Jones who lived at 11 Street Northwest. Jones, once hospitalized at Sibley Hospital, reported her home was emptied while she was away. Police say the missing items were found at Brooks's home and the pair posted bond for release.
Dida Kinney, the United States Army's highest ranking woman, resigns as superintendent of nurses. For years she led all women nurses employed by the medical corps and will depart from her position.
Delegates from Lawton Dewey Miles Wardia Pate and the Wilmengto camps of the Spanish War Veterans District of Columbia will meet at 9 o clock in Ciges Hall Sixth and E streets northwest for their annual encampment. Three sessions are planned today with a department commander to be chosen to succeed Gustav Rausch. The likely winner is the candidate backed by the delegates from the stronger camp, with rivalry between camps intense but not preventing possible reelection of several officers. A monument unveiling for Maj Harold Megrew is also noted in Washington.
Epworth League of Hamline Church plans open air meetings tomorrow at multiple Rochester stations on streets including R street between Antant and Booraemly. Speakers include Proctor, Moulton, Guthe, Moudie, and Rev Ira O. nee die, followed by a song service and evening preaching by Pastor Ike Ria Chains.
Florence Crittenton Mission opens Camp Randle to house mothers and children for Lomwe works. Camp honors Col Randi for support. Dormitory space prepared at Rev Whitin Brayshes home. Tents, dining area, and green grounds surround the site with staff led by Miss Elizabeth N Rungee, Mrs Margaret White, and Vis Glenne A. arkor as matron.
Navy Department disclosed a series of fleet shifts aboard warships on the Chinese station. HS Knapp detached from command of the cruiser Charlestown, to be relieved by Commander J H Giltons, previously naval attaché in London. Commander JD MacDonald Shae takes command of the Rainbow, Dougherty moves to Chattanooga, Orcherd reassigned to Mare Island Navy Yard.
Yesterday afternoon Ralph Young aged 6 of 1319 Twenty Fourth Avenue Northmart was bitten on the left leg by a dog in front of his home. The animal was later shot by a policeman. The injuries are not dangerous.
Dr George C Burton, longtime physician in Washington, died after a period of illness spanning several years. He practiced in the city, earned his medical degree from Northwestern University, and was a member of the Washington Medical Association and the Washington Medical Society. He was a 33rd degree Mason and is survived by his wife and a daughter. Funeral plans were not finalized, with the family awaiting details for interment at the family cemetery.
Sadae Takaki, Osaka advertising agency proprietor, travels in the United States on a study mission. The report notes his aim to study advertising media and the broader Japanese delegation visiting American centers.
Potomsc and Ghenandoah rivers clear this afternoon as Washington Post field notes from Harpers Ferry West Virginia. Local forecast calls for moderate westerly winds and dry periods with temperatures around 70 degrees after noon.
A local notice announces a new school opening in Maryland for students. It references specific streets and nearby landmarks, signaling a fresh educational facility ready to welcome learners.
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