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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
9
A fragmentary report describes three men confronting a suspect in a market setting. The narrative references a counterfeit or deceptive act, a machine, and subsequent handling by bystanders. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the event centers on a confrontation and alleged duping.
A letter from Helpert and Artemi Agard describes treating a daughter's eczema in 1807. The author details a terrible ear infection and spreading sores, claiming soap and ointment cured the child. The account notes fears of amputation and the daughter's complete recovery with Care and warmth.
A patient describes three years of facial pimples beginning as red spots and evolving into white matter. After trying various remedies with no success, the Cutura Boap and Charment provided relief within days and full cure after a few weeks. Bourke May 78 FSIT Culture Soap and Qintment advertised for tender-faced men with sample leaflet.
A Northampton County Pennsylvania Bar Committee presented a portrait of late Senator Richard Brodhead to the United States Court of Claims. Brodhead, who helped establish the Court in 1855, was praised for his Senate service alongside Clay, Douglas, Seward, Chase, and others. A delegation led by son J Davis Brodhead attended and accepted the portrait.
A speech denounces Mr Berger as a foe of free government while accusing Roosevelt and Bryan of aiding socialist aims. The speaker claims social democracy threatens constitutional law, the presidency, and the Senate, urging vigilance against upheaval and urging adherence to democratic principles.
The Secchiars argued private shipyards built lattle ships under questionable conditions, claiming the Utah case shows costly yard operations. They pressed for betterment of trade practices and accountability in naval readiness.
A House bill by Representative Legate of South Cagotina proposes a $1960 appropriation for a Queen Yxahena monument. The monument would be erected in Charlestown Street to honor the voyage of Christopher Columbus and the discovery of America.
In London during dawn the militant suffragettes smashed large shop windows in the West End using concealed hammers. Police contained the scene as several women were arrested while authorities urged the public to aid in catching others.
The Rules Committee hearings into the Lawrence Massachusetts mill strike examined American Woolen Company capitalization and strike conditions. Postmaster Berger and others described riot impacts, while Rep Wilson and the Labor Committee pursued investigations into child labor and potential Sherman Act violations.
Lawrence March 7 A renewed hope for a settlement in the textile strike emerged after executives of American Woolen Company conferred with strike leaders. President Wood said the 5 percent wage increase offered was a minimum and a plan showing dollar advances would be ready in two days. A separate group of children linked to the strike returned to Philadelphia for care as babysitting and transport details were arranged.
Historic Senate session tightens language on arbitration limits and alien admission in education and immigration. Key amendments carve out U S authority, with opponents warning of weakened Roosevelt era treaties and broader peace plans. The vote count reveals party splits and cautious optimism about future negotiations with Britain and France.
New York March 7 The grand jury submitted to Judge Crain whether Mortimer J Schitt and Howard Gans may testify in the Folke Brandt inquiry. Crain will rule next Thursday after memoranda from District Attorney Whitman. Albany March 7 Senators passed a bill to allow a judge to reopen a conviction case if new developments raise doubt on the verdict. The measure grows from the Brandt burglary case involving Mortimer L Bebift of New York.
A gas explosion at the Diamond Vaid Mining Company mine near Barrett, ten miles northeast of Vancouver, left four men dead and ten trapped. Rescue equipment has been dispatched but details are scarce as reports come in from the accident site along the CPR branch line.
Atlanta reports Mrs Dusty Grace rearrested on a $7500 bond after claims she shot her husband Fugene Grace and later pressed by a warrant seeking property control. The case centers on alleged financial trouble and threats to recover funds, with Grace proclaiming innocence and her family denying custody disputes.
In a high profile NY trial ending today Marcin T Pleas and George Graham Rien and Teonard Scheftela of Beheftely & Co faced nearly five months of proceedings over alleged conspiracy and misuse of malls to promote ant Bell mining stacke. Tice received one year with six and a half months served after time off for good behavior. Scheffels received a suspended sentence while three co defendants were acquitted. Indictments reportedly collapsed.
In Trenton on March 7 the State senate found Benbter Richard Fitzherbert of Morris County guilty of unbecoming conduct for his ties to an alleged extortion attempt against a gas company. Eleven Republicans voted guilty while nine Democrats voted not guilty. The guilty verdict does not expel him, as expulsion requires a three-fifths vote, and Republicans deferred a decision on expulsion until next week.
A French aviator forced to land near Berck on a return dash from Paris to London due to violent northern winds. He covered about 232 miles in 8 hours 7 minutes, cruising at around 600 feet amid clouds and occasional glints of land. He planned to resume tomorrow, citing urgent business in London and a disrupted train and steamboat service.
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