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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
9
Graceful tribute to the president and the college, a banquet at the New Willard sparked momentum for a new University Clubhouse. Senator Stephen B Elkins pledged full support to push the half million dollar project toward early completion as leaders voiced confidence in swift progress and a city credit.
Reading shows the Washington Kennel Club preparing for an upcoming beach show in April at an exhibition hall. The article notes constitutional adoption, by laws, and officer elections, with substantial fundraising for the guarantee fund and prizes donated by local merchants.
The readable fragments reference an exhibit at a theater or event with local notices and names. Mentions include Ball Tonay a likely event, references to owners, and various blurred phrases about attendance. The text is garbled with stray words, making precise details unreliable.
Mattie Duvall two years old identified by police as a possible suspect in a cafe theft case. Detective Armstrong of the Sixth precinct arrested a woman matching a description after a merchant reported a missing amulet found wrapped in the thief’s dress folds. The investigation continues as officers seek associates and the implicated garments.
Venerable Mississippion James Gordon is no longer a member of the United States Senate. Bets Pesan elected by the legislature to fill the late Senator Laniin’s seat began a new term. the Cockrell amendment set the start date of the term as the appointment day.
Henry D Anderson age 12 percent Pennethama avenue southeast waded into the Eastern Branch at the foot of B street southeast yesterday and drowned. His body was recovered hours later by Noel Slater of 107 Kentucky ore te southeast. Harry Miller at the pest house near the Hantern Branch saw him enter the stream, called to him, and after no response, Slater used a small boat and grappling hooks to bring the body to the surface near the harbox street.
A new chief clerk at the census bureau was announced with details about the meeting on July 3. The notice names several individuals and references the department’s internal moves and roles within the agency. The text remains partially garbled but indicates leadership changes and scheduled events.
The case of John Vernne Paint om erro, a United States defendant, was argued before the U S Supreme Court on whether the United States or Hawaii has jurisdiction over ship fat Fayan. The defendant faced the possibility of death as the outcome of the ruling. The incident involved a ship belonging to the National Transportation Company of Valencia White, with the defendant awaiting the court’s decision after a long trial.
Willym Po Haber Al vies for president of a national carpenters and woodworkers federation as talks begin to merge three groups into a single United Woodworkers union. The plan aims to unify Chicago affiliates with national reach under a single federation closely aligned with the broader labor movement.
Gen Wood, recently operated on, shows gradual improvement. Reports say he remains in hospital with head injury symptoms, but is expected to be discharged in about a week if recovery continues.
Two men robbed a victim in broad daylight near Aimth and Po street in Herndon Virginia, getting wallet from a pocket while a crowd watched. Police described the suspects, but no arrests were made by nightfall. investigators secured descriptions and awaited further details.
Mrs Astor seeks a permanent decree from the court as counsel for both sides prepare to move before the court. The case centers on reconciliation attempts and the timing of hearings at Whee Place, with prayers and adjournments noted.
A fragmentary item notes Republicans urging Ohio lawmakers to pass an income tax amendment. It references President and Mr Vorys with letters to the legislature, arguing the state should set a good example for others. The text is garbled but centers on advocacy for an income tax amendment in Ohio.
Writer recalls early life of Jim Gordon in Mississippi and Washington. The piece centers on Gordon’s family, estate, and slaveholding wealth, his huntsman days with trained turkey gobbler, and the 1861 keynote that impressed President Taft. It also mentions plans for a Washington University Club clubhouse and the 1910s university hub vision.
Panama March 1 Joseph Domingo de Obaldia, Panama’s president, dies of heart disease at 18:00. Vice President Arango died May 19 from heart trouble. Taft telegrams condolences to Obaldia’s widow and family. Obaldia had served as chief executive since 1908, beloved for impartial administration and courage.
The Thad Avenue Railway Company foreclosed sale drew few bidders as John Mo Bowers bid 326,000. The auction at the county courthouse led to transfer of assets, with bondholders and receivers’ costs paid, while stockholders face substantial loss and the remaining assets are to be distributed.
A garbled weather bulletin describes widespread rainfall and temperature shifts across the northeastern and northwestern states with mentions of the Mississippi Valley, New England, and the Atlantic coast. It notes thunderstorm risk, variable winds, and a mix of warm and cool periods, with scattered reports of sunshine and humidity across multiple regions.
An early 20th century travel piece highlights Pennsylvania railroads guiding travelers toward sunny seaside escapes. The article celebrates Cape May, Atlantic City, Sea Isle City, Stone Harbor, Long Branch, Asbury Park, and nearby resort towns for open air recreation, beaches, golf, and outdoor activities during Lent seeking rest and renewal.
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