Prisoner Machen Released After Long Stand Against Shame
Machen, former government official, is released from the penitentiary after a tense day of confinement and parole talks led by Capt Dawson. Buzzard notified the warden to release him, while Allen Harris indicated the state would stand responsible if a hitch arose. Machen plans to return home to Washington, pursue possible mercantile offers, and prove he has reformed, expressing resolve to face friends and enemies with courage. Watson, another inmate, grieves at the sight of a fellow convict gaining freedom while he has years to serve.
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Weather notes detail storm path and coastal winds
Weather conditions from the Weather Bureau report describe a rapidly moving storm centered in Western Ontario with rain and snow across the Ohio Valley and New England while the south region enjoys higher temperatures. Forecast calls for fair weather north of the rocks mountains, with light rain or snow in parts of the Lake region and coastal areas. Winds shift from southeast to southwest along the New England and Middle Atlantic coasts, with brisk westerly winds toward the Grand Banks.
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Inquest on Walter Baker Body Remains in Morgue
Special to The Washington Post Hackensack N J March 6 Walter F Baker wealthy clubman died October 21 at the home of Frank M. Hurd in Bogota. His body lay in Ridgewood morgue since January 23 after exhumation in Hackensack. Prosecutor Koester says Baker may have been poisoned and that relatives may testify. Edward Baker of Boston requested no embalming. viscera showed arsenic and possible other poisons. Further findings expected as investigation continues.
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Russian Poet to Speak at San Francisco Synagogue
A Russian poet and author from eon Album will give a free Sunday lecture at 220 Atas Iarael Synagogue Sixth and I streets NW. Hosted by the Young People's Union of Zion, the address centers on the theme Unity.
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Kelley Defies Challenge in Democratic District Debate
In a terse exchange, Kelley of the Democratic District refuses to accept a challenge from Drecess Ne for a debate. The incident signals ongoing tensions within the party as members clash over marching orders and public stance ahead of upcoming campaigns.
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Central Defeats Tech in Debating Series Opener
Central High School won a two hour inter high school debate yesterday afternoon against Technical High School. Judges were William H Singleton, Prof George L Raymond, and Dr Thomas W Sidwell. The topic: whether US subsidize merchant ships built in the United States. Tech's affirmative team included HB Pitts and B C Brez with alternates. Central leaned into Bryan and Denver convention politics with local figures in attendance. The event drew about 90 people and featured a Tech orchestra performance.
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YMCA event highlights Christian influence in Philippines and Isthmus
Secretary Taft commends YMCA foreign department at the Twenty-Four Hour-a-Day Club banquet. Speakers include Judge Wilfley of Shanghai, John H. Mott, and John Barrett. Taft cites attempts to govern Philippines natives, defaulters among treasurers, and the need for strong moral guidance. remarks cover YMCA work in Manila and Panama, and urge better American representation abroad.
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Takes Issue with Bradfield on Old-Line Democrat Label
Tess W McKl ay Clayton reports a dispute over whether Mr Bryan is a true Democrat. The piece argues Democrats should back the national platform from Denver and respect party unity at the primaries. It notes Bradfield faces a possible bolt if his view isn’t accepted and cites district rules to bind voters to Denver’s decision.
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Greensboro for Taft but Cannon’s birthplace casts a sold vote
Special to The Washington Post Greensboro NC March 6 primary conventions held to elect delegates to the Republican county convention. Taft leads Cannon in Greensboro precincts with 81 vs 79 votes and countywide tallies show Taft ahead. Friendship township backs Cannon, Guilford College attendees support Cannon, and Taft strategists expect a Taft majority at tomorrow’s convention.
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Amantony Proia Report A Black Hand Threat
A Baltimore account recalls a man attempting a black hand game with Amantony Proia. The assailant allegedly held spades and clubs as black cards were trump, signaling a menacing confrontation.
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Spring Medicine Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed By Readers
Wise readers choose Hood's Sarsaparilla for spring ailments. Testimonials praise renewed energy and improved health, with Mrs John Seamain and Mrs Carrie Mawson calling it the finest tonic and blood builder. An American belt newspaper quote notes a self-made man remark. The ad mentions Sarsatabs tablets and 100 doses.
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Conference plan doubles sending of Christian secretaries in Asia
The meeting approved a five year program to double the number of Christian secretaries abroad, wiring fifteen representatives to Eastern Asia and Latin America. An expenditure of $6000 was approved for equipment across association buildings in various lands, with attendees including Ackert Amex Altemps Ashley and many other church leaders.
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Priest’s robe on fire at convent service amid Lenten rites
A priest’s cassock ignited after a lit candle touched his garment during First Friday of Lent services at the Convent of the Perpetual Adoration. Quick bite of action by another priest forestalled serious injury as congregation reacted with calm, briefly interrupting the service.
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Missing fancy fowls and heads found in street access
Dr C W Childs of 111 L street northwest awoke to discover the bodies of five white Wyandotte hens and a rooster missing from his property. The thief left the heads as a grim reminder, suggesting dinners may be planned in the neighborhood.
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