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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1909
Page
10
Lawmakers clash over reductions and finished goods as conferees meet into the night to forge a compromise. Republicans at the White House push for deeper cuts while the Senate negotiates amid pressure from farmers and cattle interests.
News from St Petersburg on July 24 reports a housekeeper, discharged in Ahre revenge, killed the 14 year old Princess Alexandra Mestchersky with an axe. The Mestchersky family is described as one of Russia’s oldest.
Col Roosevelt and his son Kermit arrived in Nairobi on July 24 ending a ten day hunting tour along the south shore of Lake Naivasha. The expedition began at Attenborough’s ranch and wrapped up as they traveled from Naivasha toward Nairobi. May Melina and Prof Loring remained at Naivasha, with the expedition slated to start again in August in Kenya province.
Spain reports heavy casualties in Melilla with a colonel and multiple officers killed and 12 others wounded while clashes with Kabyle tribesmen push for a broader offensive. Government officials voice plans to advance and clear the region from Cape Tres to the Algerian gates as protests mount at home.
Diana Dixon wife of Jersey City lawyer Loren Nixon faces a $3000 alienation suit from Thomas At on alleging attempts to use a revolver to threaten Ridgewood resident and civil engineer Alton in a domestic dispute. Deputy sheriff intervened when Dixon grabbed the revolver and lunged with a tool handle before calm returned. Early morning derailment of schedule not related to the case is noted with Baltimore and Ohio line offering hourly service.
The article notes Taft's push to reclaim land ceded to Virginia, a retrocession debated in Congress. It cites Virginia Alexandria interests, constitutional objections, and district businessmen urging development as sentiment shifts toward returning the territory to the District for growth.
Elizabeth Diefendorf, a 77 year old recluse and heiress famed for closing her home to friends long ago, dies at her Fort Plain residence leaving about 100000 dollars tied to Westin real estate. She left no will and is survived by a sister and several cousins.
W Holman of Amarillo reports accounting for 234921 animals since January 1. Most killed on the Frying Pan ranch. He used poisoned meat and employed fifteen workers, mostly Mexicans, in the operations.
Scotland Yard suspects that the Cafe Monico jewel theft was carried out by an expert American gang. Prominent diamond broker Goldschmidt arrived in London with gems and cash. the loot valued around 500000 dollars. Police reckon the robbers fled to New York, aided by a federated group still at large.
The Post invites readers to propose grand bits for the Potomac River Carnival on September 18 with King Cole as guest of honor and prizes for winning racing crews and best illuminated boats. Suggestions may include Neptune and Proteus motifs, a throne on a barge, and a central firelit, searchlight display at the Tidal Basin. A handsome prize will reward the best idea for the central feature.
King Edward arrived at Wrest Park in Silsoe England for a weekend stay hosted by Ambassador and Mrs Watlhaw. The appearance drew numerous county notables while Mrs Keppel was notably not invited amid palace gossip and royal favor shifts.
British steamer officer Stanton describes a passenger who sparked jokes aboard before a fatal gunfire incident near the Statue of Liberty during docking near New York. Captain Crichton, 8 years old, and steward James Wisor perished as crew rushed to assist. the wounded were removed to hospital as authorities investigated.
Judge Burdette criticizes the rate law as unconstitutional noting the act obstructs the violator and the state plans to appeal. The Chesapeake and Ohio previously ruled the rate law unconstitutional, with Congress adjourned. Pullman Sleepers via 24 route to Cinckmail and Indianapolis to Chicago offer transcontinental service, but dining cars and scenery vary. CG and O offices list contact numbers.
An aerial display at Fort Myer features AERO'S HIGH SPEED Wright attaining a 47 mile gait while the Signal Corps watches the biplane circle the parade ground at express train velocity. Spectators note the craft’s dazzling performance and the aviator’s control as crowds discuss the extraordinary flight and the machine’s power.
John Leslie and Lady Lister Kaye attended. Alfred Vanderbilt plans regular race attendance as Goodwood week returns to Eng land Monday. Duchess of Manchester chaperones Miss Shanty at the Ritz. Mrs Lewis Harcourt departs for heart treatment at Nauheim with Mrs Walter Burns. Mr and Mrs Anthony Drexel head to Catgross Castle for shooting entertainments. Tulloch travels to Rosshire for autumn duties. Duchess of Roxburghe returned to Bivars Castle after Blenheim visits. Aviator honorees and airship constructors receive Legion honors. M Gallee promoted in Sarthe Acro Club.
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