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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1908

Page

41

Will Ignore Haywood Contempt Decree Attacks Courts

A historic contempt decree targets Haywood for offenses against the state including mockery of courts and urging antipathy toward the nation. The document accuses him of epithets aimed at the president and asserts a claim that it is right to steal, provoking strong legal action.

Audienc Ip Philadelpha Haywood Lawyers’ Union Cam Taft Roosevelt Perhiar Leters Kaw Heleva

Haywood Utterances in Labor War Era Court Debate

Fragmented text reports a judge from the Lawyers Union and references to the Western Federation of Miners, Gompers, and Haywood. It discusses legal limits, self protection, and political tensions during labor struggles with scattered, era-style phrasing.

Lawyers’ Union Western Federation of Miners Mu Roosevelt J. PoMeedan Tena

Haywood and trial details stir Idaho and Illinois politics

The text recalls William D. Haywood and the Idaho murder trial of Gov. Steunenberg, with anarchist influence in the West and Chicago unrest. It notes public reactions, court proceedings, and calls for broader crackdowns on radicals as officials warn of potential street clashes amid ongoing legal battles.

Funeral crowds honor Father Leo Heinrich in Paterson

An immense crowd gathered at St. Bonaventure's Church in Paterson to mourn Father Leo Heinrich, assassinated in Denver. Mass was led by Father Edward Bleckee with Bishop John J. O'Connor present, and a procession to the Finley Sepulchre cemetery followed, where 100 priests chanted the burial office.

Weinrich John J. O'Connor Dean McNulty Str John's Church Finly Sepulchre

Anarchist Influence Rumors Reach Kansas City

In Kansas City Missouri on March 2 reports claim Chicago anarchist leaders are trying to spread influence here. Croatian workers in KC who lived in Chicago allegedly received copies of an anarchist paper. The publication attacks the Catholic church and government. Reverend M Davorin Krempetic notes attempted, but largely unsuccessful, anarchist activity in his parish.

Kansas City Chicago Kats Ware I Chicago Kansasity M. Davorin Krempetic Church of St. John the Baptist

Emma Goldman Denounces Chicago Chief Attack Label

Emma Goldman arrived in Springfield from St Louis and criticized the handling of the Chicago police chief attack. She urged that the attacker may not be an anarchist and suggested a fanatic or private grudge may be involved. Goldman lectured despite Mayor Blaine’s attempt to block the meeting.

Springfield Emma Goldman St. Louis Shippy Chicago Blaine

Haiti Crisis Deepens Over Nord Alexis Rift with Germany

The Haitian President Gen Nord Alexis faces twenty one divergent opinions with Germany's diplomatic and consular representatives. Germany expresses confidence that the United States can broker a fair settlement. The dispute risks escalation if unresolved.

Brith Foreign Office Nord Alexis Republic of Haiti Germany United States

Steady Salem Policemen Faced by Fiery Socialist Rally

Philadelphia hearing probes violent oratory at Grand Opera House where William D Harwood secretary of the Western Federation of Miners and other speakers attacked law and government. Harwood praised murderers, urged self protection and noted Taft Roosevelts critics while crowd cheered and demanded recall of troops from Gold Arm.

Philadelphia Mar Wiliam D. Harwood Western Federation of Miners Grand Opera House Haywood Es- Gav Steunenberg Idaho Haywood, Moyer

Robberies Ring Park Wall Attacks In Brooklyn

In New York prowlers robbed and beat Charles W. Gallaxher a broker of 88 St Johns Place Brooklyn and threw him insensible over a park wall near Proance Park. Frederick W. Haines of 401 Washington Avenue was robbed and tossed over the wall a few nights earlier. Police believe same assailant, described as young well dressed men from well to do families, is active.

New York Font Pads Proancet Park Charles W. Galagher SE John's Place Brooklyn Frederick W. Haines Washington Avenue Haines Gallaxher

Murder charges filed in Corry brother killing

Mrs Alice Damon widow of Albert Damon swore a warrant in Corry Pennsylvania. Albert Damon and his sister were found murdered February 8. Alpheus Clyde and Damon, the brother and five nephews, were arrested at the home charged with the murder. The widow says the father was the chief beneficiary. Stepson John Silloway faces an accessory charge with a hearing set for Thursday.

John Silloway

Brokaws Expected Home After Honeymoon Strain

William Gould Brokaw and wife face marital strain with separation rumors and reconciliatory steps at Fairview Lodge Asheville. Mrs Brokaw remains in New York sanitarium for exhaustion after illness from the South. Brokaw travels between New York and High Point amid stated quarrels and a dash to obtain care for his wife.

High Point Brokaw New York

Freight Handlers Strike Over Wage Cut At Erie Depot

New York reports President Underwood of the Bria Railroad denying any general pay cut order while Erie freight handlers in Binghamton strike against a 10 percent wage reduction. Some workers quit, wages had risen five cents daily last May, and a new compromise would be sought when Superintendent Parsons arrives Wednesday.

New York Underwood Bria Railroad Erg Fis Srvice Unese Sualy Cruer Binghamon Pne Erie Freeh Parsons

Weather conditions predict mild altitudinal warmth Mount Weather

The Mount Weather observations show high temperatures above a mile up, with cooler surface gradients. Rain diminishes in interior valleys while northern districts face possible showers. Winds shift along the New England to South Atlantic coasts with gales offshore and unsettled weather across the Gulf and older zones.

Dept of Amniture Weather Bureau Washington Mount Weather Oliva New England Middle Atlantic

Licensed to Marry: Obscure Couples and Clergy Listed

A fragmented roster lists numerous marriage licenses with names, ages, and officiating clergymen across varied towns and counties. The compiled line shows dozens of pairings from Maryland Virginia and beyond, indicating licenses granted to individuals including Grace Johns and James Talbert, Maryn Counselman and Catherine Mulkerne, and many others, with Rev ministers noted for each union. The document reads as a ceremonial ledger of consented nuptials rather than narrative reportage.

James i Talbert Grace Johns A. J. Qolds Arthur W Chal Maria J. Courreges Paul A. Menzel Maryn PF Counselman Bothexia Therine Mulkerne JC Mallon Albat Hayden Rose A Herbert WJ. Cripolt Towns Tray Rillemont Arthur G. Homer Mary E. Kaldenbache T OR McGuiga Benjamin W Sutter Emima P. Ham LVW Beckett Jancis G. Bowman Georgiana Ridout WA Janes John H. West Anme Giob. Kilteble Isaiah Carter Arden Willis

Health Office Record Of Local Birth And Death Notes

Health office notes list multiple births and deaths from various addresses, ages, and institutions. Entries include Catherine Duffy 70 at 1236 11th Street NW, Solomon Levy 66 at 1213 Sth St NW, James Gow at Emergency Hospital 42, Rosell Dowrick 4 years at 2 Florida Ave NW, and several infants at Columbia Hospital and other facilities. Also mentions spring suitings by Wineman & Co on F Street NW.

Paul Bachschmid H St. Nw Charles W. Bonnenechmidt Catherine Duffy 11Th St. Aw Solomon Levy Sth St. Nw Nannie A. Renner 6Th St. Aw Peter Stahl Pa. Ave Byemrn James R Gow Dgar F. Thompson Children's Hopital Rosell Dowrick Florida Ave Russall Coylor Fe Stephens Brightwood Fapar Church, Jr Homeopathic Edward F. Droop Harvard Pietro Atalani Willam K St. Nw Joseph Mersmar St. Nw Julia Cunninghem Columbia, Road James &. Nichol St. Ne Selion O. Seldera St S Cathering N. Bryan St. Aw Percy and Susan FE. Alles Columbia Hospital Herman Winifred Wison Patrick J Mary O'Keefe

Asquith Proclaims Britain Will Maintain Two-Power Standard

London March 2 The radical disarmament faction faced cabinet resistance as they urged a broad naval cut. Chancellor Asquith argued Britain must keep the two-power standard to guard sea supremacy and prevent a new shipbuilding surge while seeking no aggression toward Germany. He voiced cautious optimism about gradual mutual understanding between Britain and Germany.

Asquith Germany London House of Cummons Herbert M. Asquith Campbel-Bannerman Great Britain Ortesh T Belinné

Pittsburg Railroad Moves to Ease Dangerous Mountain Grade

Engineers in Somerset today began surveying a double track from Rockwood to connect with the Uniontown and Wheeling line. The project aims to allow freer freight passage through Southwestern Pennsylvania and Wheeling into the West, avoiding the Sandberch tunnel dangers and steep grades.

Speecml Washington Yost Pittsburg Allegheny Mountains Baltonare and Ohio Railroad Somerset Rockwood Somerset and Cambria Uniontown Wheelingine Pennsylvania

Panama Canal Halts Overtime Work for Employees

Maj Gaillard chief engineer of the Panama Canal forbids overtime except in extraordinary emergencies and for alien laborers. Overtime limited to fifty hours per employee per month. Policy stems from reports of excessive overtime pay.

Maj. Gaillard Panama Canal

One Thousand Homeless by Fire in Tamaya Fire

A Tamaya fire leaves about 1,000 homeless with 4,000 out of work as factories suspend operations. Charities rally and a relief fund of 5,000 has been raised. Officials say the blaze started when a man fell asleep with a lit cigarette in a mattress, igniting bed clothes.

Tamaya Jun Ismanth

Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Warning

An old advertisement warns of weak kidneys and urges using Kilmer's Swamp Root to improve kidney and bladder health. It describes symptoms, disease risks, and claims of natural healing, promoting 30 cent and one dollar bottle sizes sold in drug stores.

Bright Kilmer Dr. Kilmer Keilmer & CO Binghamton Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. J Washington Daily Post

Walker's Plea Denied In Mexican Court

San Diego March 2 Judge Cardena of the Mexican Federal Court at Ensenada Lower California denied the petition for release of William F Walker who is wanted in New Britain Connecticut for alleged embezzlement. Walker remains jailed awaiting review by Mexico City's minister of foreign affairs with appeals possible and a decision likely delayed several months.

San Diego Cal cJudge Cardena Ensenada California Willam F. Walker New Britain Conn Walker Walter Mexico City

Bandits' Stepfather Dead in Saint Joseph

Dr Reuben I Samuels, stepfather of the James brothers, died at the State Hospital for the Insane in Saint Joseph aged about 82. He had been a Kiami resident in 1878, with a past incident where a bomb damaged a hearse injuring the mother of the James boys and leading to his son’s jail term. Arthur Dr Samuels survived, while the doctor’s reputation was noted.

Roosevelt J. D. Morgan American ‘Trust Company Trinp Gov. Steunenberg St. Joseph Mar Z Reuben 1 Samuels Frank Jess James State Hospital For Chon Dor. Samuels Kiarny James Boys Dr. Samuels Arthur

Rival Republican conventions in St Louis elect delegates

In St Louis on March 2, rival Republican conventions were held under police guard in the Tenth Congressional district to choose delegates to the Republican national convention. One convention elected Fred Essen and Louis Alt as uninstructed delegates, while the other named Ed Koeln and Rowland L Johnston as instructed for Taft.

St. Louis Mar Tenth Fred Essen Louis Alt Tne Ed Koeln Rowland L. Johnston Taft

Keep Cascarets in your pocket

Advertises Cascarets as candy tablets sold by druggists with CCC on every tablet. Notes old fashioned to avoid harsh doses of physic and mentions prices of 50 cents and 25 cents, though the text ends abruptly.

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