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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
26
A quirky item notes a fashion clash as a Cossack style toque may appear on women’s heads while a wall reach and other headgear are discussed. The piece blends playful headwear with regional fashion notes and eye catching phrases.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a campaign narrative urging women to march on Washington and press Congress for action. References to petition, dates, and a focus on wartime or political mobilization appear amid garbled text.
A report detailing a complex financial dispute centers on a Davenport actor or actress who received a substantial amount from a company. The record references burglaries, court actions, and dividends, with several unclear names and figures amid a tangle of financial transactions and legal steps.
Fragmentary text mentions investigations, counsel, damages, and Americans. Names and places are unreadable. The garbled lines reference an inquiry by authorities and a legal action affecting Americans, with no clear subject or outcome discernible.
Col Leopold Markbreit longtime Cincinnati leader and editor of the Volkeblatt died at 61. A former law partner of Rutherford B Hayes, he served in the Civil War and was imprisoned in Libby. Born in Vienna in 1842, he later became United States minister to Bolivia and led a German daily paper.
A New York report recounts the disappearance of Mrs Sagpsta Neandtross aboard the steamer Heh, near Nee Ho Wer during a Copenhagen to Sow Pok Way voyage. Witnesses saw her vanish while on deck with her sister and the vessel halted as passengers searched the water. Seandrews, a resident of New Jnkovity, was aboard and noted the puzzling loss as the ship turned back to port.
Announcement of the Nordica marriage plans includes Priston Paton as best man and a possible Nordac guest list. The ceremony is set for Thursday July 8 at the King Weigh House Church with family members and embassy officials expected to attend. The bride Wilh is described in a white gown by Worth with duchesse lace details and an oil finish.
The Washington Post reports a Japanese murderer recaptured after allegedly bribing Javier for escape. The man, once a contractor, killed a fellow hunter while out, hid for years in the mountains, and was found after a recent venture into town. Authorities claim a jailer took a bribe of $1000 to aid liberty.
Philadelphia painter Willan Homer Leavitt declares his life dream to paint The Last Supper with ambition to surpass past masters. He blames wife Ruth Bryan Leavitt for domestic tastes hindering his loftier art aims. Leavitt details Europe study, master passion, and resolve to begin the ambitious interpretation despite domestic opposition.
A touring company, including Manate Middern and Hinagens, was reported lost after a fire near Campi in Montana. Destination was Winmipes and Lita, with plans to perform at the Lake Theater in Minneapolis next week. no word on survivors or whether the company can continue.
A sensational Washington New York case alleges a Chinese man deceived a wife and caused marital breakdown by wiles and romance. The wife confesses to an affair with Culies Gar, claiming loss of love and companionship.
Britain prepares for the Imperial Defence Conference as New Zealand, Newfoundland, Canada and other dominions send premiers and ministers. Sir Frederick Borden and Sir Samuels Smuts attend with military advisers to present a definite proposal for united imperial defence.
Jamey Graham Verrs, a seven year old, climbed the Lenement building roof on Jit Wert Ninth Street and leaped over a boy. He fell seven stories to the ground. St Vn cents Hospital staff treated a fractured skull, seven broken ribs, and internal injuries. Doctor Walsh said the prognosis was uncertain.
Dreadful report shows Thamtrkee a former slave aged 116 died in Needmore Tennessee after a life marked by slavery and hardship. The obituary notes she bore nine children and that one child died young. A death recorded amid a chaotic scene at a shrine novena.
Burlington, N J July 7 Detective Parker said ownership of clothing found in woods near the Metropolitan Inn is established and traced to Mount Holly station. The young woman Mize Adelaide Wilson had visited Mrs Goff in New York prior to coming here and traveled with men from Brooklyn part of the way back toward Philadelphia.
President Taft plans a wildcat hunt and jack rabbit chase during a San Antonio area visit. Joseph H Green, superintendent of the Taft estate, said preparations include a pagoda and bathhouse on the gulf, with golf still a favored pastime, and rapid completion of inks and other improvements.
Boston businessman Jules-Frank W. Andrews and New York architect plan marriage to Miss Paulee Fredericks of Rox King reported as the leading woman with William Gillette. The wedding is set after September 2 when Mrs Andrews finalizes her divorce. he seeks mercy from Mrs Gertrude Reynolds of Dayton Ono.
Reports detail the elopement of a Millignahe son with Miss Kemp of New York, drawing strong objections from her mother and leading to accusations of social impropriety. The couple fled to avoid parental restraint, while legal actions and warnings followed concerning marriage legitimacy and family reputations.
A damaged report details the death by suicide of a man named Stttinger on the eve of his wedding to Miss Maer in Newark. Investigators note a gunshot wound and a cord found at the scene, with authorities saying exposure of a planned marriage and money matters may have driven the act. A registrar and relatives were mentioned as part of the unfolding inquiry.
New York January 27 report says William English Walling of Chicago husband of Anna Strunsky the author is sued for breach of promise by Ada Bertha Grunstan. Supreme Court Justice Brady granted a motion to compel particulars and set twenty days for answer. Separate item notes a man from 113 West Street, 30 years old, who drank strychnine and was hospitalized, with probable early discharge.
Mark Basset, named prospective editor of the Tien Delly News, died from a bullet wound suffered Sunday morning. He was found unconscious in a Tulsa printing shop and succumbed today.
The Russian imperial yacht Standart with Emperor Nicholas II Empress Alexandra and their children anchored near a German harbor as stormy seas delayed their reception. Princess Henry of Prussia and the Grand Duke of Hesse boarded later. the royal pair then visited Hemmelemark for luncheon before returning to Standart. A large flotilla of torpedo boats guarded the area and Foreign Minister Sawolsky arrived aboard Polar Star.
The pen signed by President William McKinley and Jules Cambon, then French ambassador in Washington, was displayed in Paris on August 12 1898 and later deposited in the Foreign Office Museum. The presentation to Stephen Pichon by Thiebant, former French embassy secretary, marked the Spanish American preliminary peace agreement.
Discussions on German bankers' responsibility in the loan situation continue in Washington and Peking. Reports say Anglo French bankers push for unit action, seeking an end to German influence to pave the way for a broader agreement with America, while British and French lenders press for patience with German claims.
A garbled report cites Tima Per July Pin and remarks by Taviet Prado Taweterti on a Pan American Congress treaty signed by Peru. It discusses arbitration between Bolivia and Aelia, a demilitarized zone, and accusations Bolivia may violate good faith by not honoring a rendered decision and public honor.
The French Chamber of Deputes today announced a new ministry pledged to peace reforms and progress and to uphold existing alliances and friendships. The government indicated willingness to extend cabinet measures, including naval plans, while the chamber passed a vote of confidence.
Pacadelphia reports state senator McCarren of Brooklyn and major reform factions failed to attend a dinner hosted by civic reformers. New York visitors were present but Philadelphia leaders were absent, continuing a pattern of not showing up to previous occasions.
Arrived steamers include Wilhela teem from Miverpunl and Gad Queerrtony from New York for Bremen. Wilhelre der Groma departs for Bremen via Portsmouth and Cherbours. Vass-Ettmparom Naplen sails for Sueeck and Naples via Gibraltar with about 720 am arrival.
The naval court hearing pauses as attorneys clash over procedures and a letter from Mrs Sutton is read. Witnesses including Lt Adams and Sgt De Hartail are questioned while the judge advocate considers whether to admit a letter alleging potential murder charges and a review of the inquiry.
A father argues for reopening an inquest into his son’s death. He claims officers at the time caused the death, not self harm, and cites testimony suggesting disputed material facts. The report notes attorney and judge advocate exchanges and officers’ reluctance to hire counsel.
The Western Mainland Railroad plans a corporate reorganization replacing $18,000,000 in bonds with stock and $3,000,000 in cash. Underwriters and managers are named to carry out the plan, aiming to issue stock for bond obligations and raise new capital. The scheme reduces fixed charges and seeks to empower the company to develop resources from lands and equip itself for growth.
Pittsburg area reports a proposed profit sharing scheme by Youngstown Chi firms to allot yearly profits to all workers from top earners to laborers while excluding nonunion and certain maintenance staff. Independent steel interests aim to share gains, with estimates of between 206010 and 500000 dollars to be distributed among employed personnel.
In Crescent City the morning session heard Judge Hoover sustain a motion to quash an indictment against Ira Grunden charged as an accessory after the fact to the murder of FB Dailer. The State statutes were cited showing that no sister brother parent or child can be indicted as an accessory after the fact when the principals already indicted are related. Ira Grunden is son of Sohn Grunden and brother of Mrs J B Saxler.
A July 4 blaze destroyed a two century old summer home on St Smong Island, Brunswick built by James Spalding. The fire’s cause is unknown after a strong storm rendered the house uninhabitable. The timbers were ancient and later sold.
A frightened young girl arrived alone at Union Station in the city and was taken into custody. She was housed at the house of detention in Trenton to await transportation back to her home. Authorities reported she appeared bewildered and had no relatives with her.
Odd corrected OCR reads of a local event mention snakes and alarm bells near a fair golf course in Winsted with scattered names like Miss Gertr de Lien and Rath. The fragmented text references towns, dates, and local figures but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text asserts a patent style claim that a universal remedy strengthens all organs and prevents disease. It mentions stomach issues and summer car related ailments and references pills and tonics. The passage lacks clear attribution, dates, or verifiable sources.
An advertisement praises Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt product with quick health effects. It claims cures for severe diarrhea and general weakness, promotes it as a palatable stimulant, and notes doctors and hospitals endorse it. The rochester based company offers samples and a discount on orders.
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