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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1907

Page

27

Rich Man Poisoned in Death of Millionaire Preston

New York autopsy reveals hydrocyanic acid in Preston’s stomach after he died in a Cumberland Hotel room while on a telephone call to business associates. Coroner notes possible temporary insanity from grip illness. wife present, detectives at work. Preston had vast wealth and multiple real estate and business ties.

New York Mar O'Hanlon Leonidas Preston Cumberland Harburger Preston Timken Railroad Bearing Axte Company West Forty-sixth Street New Orleans MmMett Millett English Mr. Preston Wiliam KR Timken Leonard Gray Edward, R. Hewitt Atr Bates Tex Jil Jess J B Cook Dallas the Cumberland The

Operations Planned for 200 Ninth District Pupils

In South Manchester Connecticut doctors advise throat operations for about 100 school children at the Ninth district school. Officials say many pupils breathe through mouths, impairing scholarship. Hartford throat specialist and local physicians found over 200 of 130 pupils with swollen tonsils or adenoids affecting study and behavior.

Washington Post South Manchester Conn Mar Ninth District Howell Cheney Hartford

Hearst Seriously Ill Cancels Engagements

William R Hearst is seriously ill at his home and has canceled engagements for the near future. The Fourteenth assembly district Brooklyn Independence League Club canceled a meeting where he was to speak after his editor’s finess was made known. Hearst recently contracted a severe cold.

New York William R. Hearst Fourteenth Assembly District Brooklyn Independence League Hearst

Burglary Foiled by Women at St Patrick’s Cathedral Area

In New York at 10 East Fiftieth Street near St Patrick's, burglar John Bowdoin fought police after raiding a house owned by John Fox. Women alerted police when alarm sounded. Bowdoin was captured with $1,000 in silverware and detained by officers Graber and O Neill.

John Fox New York Democratic Club Washington Post Mar St. Patrick's Cathedral John Bowdoin East Fiftieth Street Cathedral Tammeny Sachem John Jimmy John Tox Europe Catherine O’brien Hogan Mrs. O'Brien Mrs. Hogan Poles Fiftieth Street Graber O'ei Rooney O’connor O’neill Giant Bowdoin Mra O'Brien

King Alfonso III Confined to Bed in Madrid

King Alfonso II is confined to his bed in Madrid with an illness described by physicians as not serious. The brief item notes the monarch's condition and reassures public that doctors expect a swift recovery.

Madrid Mar Alfonso G

Paris Electricians Strike Paralyzes City Nightfall

A near complete city paralysis hit Paris as almost all electricians walked out at 5 pm. Theaters and newspapers halted operations. many stores emptied as public buildings lacked light and gas lamps were scarce. Premier Clemenceau sought a peaceful end as Lyons and other cities prepared to join.

Clemenceau Paris Mar Police Alan Blysee Senate Chamber of Deputies Opera Avenue de Y Opera Champs Elysees Labor Exchange Lyons Marassiles France Vaews Premier Clemenceatu Versailles

Archie Roosevelt In Diphtheria Peril At White House

Bulletin reports Archie Roosevelt rests comfortably with no complications since yesterday. Four physicians attend him as Mrs. Roosevelt stays at his bedside. President Roosevelt, wearing precautions, remains nearby. no word of immediate danger, though his heart remains strained after Thursday’s attack.

Bulletin of Physicians Roosevelt Archie Roosevelt White House Archie Lambert Roosevelts New York Rixey Dr. Lambert Kenney Aimbert Washington Graton Behoodi

White House Cabinet Meets Briefly on Routine Matters

The White House yesterday held its regular weekly cabinet meeting at 1 o'clock. The session did not stay in segaton long and only routine matters were discussed amid reports of Archie's dangerousness deterring intended callers.

White House Archie Segaton

Burglar Was His Son In Home In Neposition Mystery

Richard Kempthorne of Tyron Nebraska captured a burglar in his house late at night and found the intruder was his long missing son Benjamin Kempthorne believed dead for twenty years. The father bound him, planned to hand him to authorities, and hoped to reform him after the discovery.

Washington Pont Tyron Nebr Mar Richard Kempthorne Benjamin Kempthorne

Suspected Kidnapper Arrested Connected to Del Bay Boat

Four year old Horace Marvin Jr vanished from his father's farm near Kitt ha Hammock Delaware last Monday. John Hart a 58 year old Camden fisherman was arrested in Newcastle on suspicion of abduction. Hart's fishing sloop was linked to a boat sighting near the Marvin farm two hours before the disappearance. Hart held without bail until Hawkins and Attorney General Richards decide formal action. Delaware legislature allocated 2000 for the search effort while local detective work continues.

Washington Post Wimington del. Mar Horace N. Marvin, Jr Kitta Hammock Del John Hart Camden WNW Newcastie Tobin Hawkins Marvin Dover Hart Newcastle Delaware Bay Delaware New Jersey Miles Standish Boston Dr. Marvin

Cardozo Is Dismissed By School Board Vote 7 to 1

Francis L. Cardozo, supervising principal of the thirteenth division, was dismissed from the Chicago public schools by a 7 to 1 vote after being found guilty on two charges tied to the authorship of an anonymous letter. Mrs. Massey supported acquittal and opposed dismissal, while Campra was found not guilty of insubordination. Attorneys for Cardozo argued he had no alibi for the letter and stressed his good character.

Francis L. Cardozo Board of Education McNamara James A. Cobb Henry B. Davis Cardozo Cardoso Montgomery Chancellor Mason N. Richardson Admiral Balra

Millionaire Preston Died of Poison Mystery

Readers learn of a high profile death by poison involving a millionaire named Preston. The item hints at a possible suicide or foul play, with surrounding coverage including political and social notes across the issue. Identified names and entities suggest a broad national context and ongoing investigations.

Concessions to Housemaid in Hartford Ad

A wealthy Hartford family posted an unusual advert seeking a housegirl. They described the role as for a thoroughly incompetent girl with a good appetite and willingness to learn housework. The ad notes the mistress will do most of the work and that the girl can be out all night if she stays awake.

Hartford Conn Das

Boss Ruef Found at Secluded Resort in San Francisco

San Francisco March 8 Boss Ruef was arrested at Trocadero near the Ingleside track after being located by Detective Byrne. He had not left Frisco but met daily with friends and attorneys. Judge Dunne rebuked coroner Walsh for failing to locate Ruef and Shortridge, Ruef’s counsel, was held in contempt and jailed briefly. Ruef’s case was postponed to Monday in the State Supreme Court.

Frisco Washington Post San Francisco Boss Ruef William Biggey Trocadero Ingleside Boss Rud William J. Biggey Ruef Walsh M Shortridge Dunne Shortridge

Rat Bite Allegation Taints Trans Atlante voyage

In New York a libel seeks 99000 for Prof. John Wurts Yale law school and his family against the Trans-Atlantique steamship La Gascoigne and crew for cruel treatment and poor accommodations on a Havre to New York voyage last September. The suit cites 1400 steerage passengers, substandard meals, and a rat bite to the professor’s daughter Eleanor or Laura in their cabin.

New York United States District Court Gompagtde Generale ‘Trans-Atlantique la Gascoigne John Wutts Yale Tew School Eleanor Laura Havre Wurts

Walsh host to King at Monte Carlo luncheon

Special dispatch reports Thomas F. Walsh hosting King Leopold of Belgium at a Monte Carlo luncheon at Cirox with guests including Baron Shay Col Henry Watterson Frank Mansey and son Timothy L Woodruff William F Sheehan and W W B Leeds. Anthony Drexel hosts a dinner for Duchess Devonshire then opera. James Gordon Bennett sails Lysistrata for Mediterranean cruise. Tangie escapes Ben Jarous stronghold seeks mountains forming tribal following as Sul tan forces attack Benlarous HQ.

Washington Monte Carlo Mar Thomas F. Walsh Leopold Cirox Baron Shay Col Henry Watterson Frank Mansey Timothy L. Woodruff William F. Sheehan W. W. B. Leeds Anthony Drexels Anether Devonshire

Rival Sugar Refiner Loses Bid in 1900s Conspiracy Suit

A Philadelphia case seeks 530 million dollars plus costs against American Sugar Refining Company. It alleges Frank K Hipple's Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company stock and voting power were pledged to Adolph Segal and then to Gustav Kissel to gain control. The suit claims the Sugar Trust used the control to elect directors and shut down the rival plant. The filing names Henry Havemeyer John Parsons Gustave Kissel Walter Robinson George Trigg Morris Werner and others as defendants.

Frank EK. Hipple Adolph Segal Gustav E. Kissel Trust Washington Post New York Mar United States American Sugar Refining Company Penneylvania Sugar Refining Company Philadelphia Frank K. Hipple Real Estate and Trust Company Philadelphil Hippie Battle & Marshall Segal Gustav EL Kissel Pennsylvania Sugar Reting Company American Buyer Refining Company Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company Hipple Kissel Henry 0 Havemeyer John E. Parsons Gustave E. Kissel Walter LD. Robinson George L. Trigg Morris J. Werner Havemeyer Mr. Parsons Willem Boward Ramsay Champlonien Construction Thomas B Harned Iw Am Whiteside Champion Construction Company Pennsylvania Sugar Refiting Corpany Majestic House Delaware River

Hammerstein files suit to bar Bonet from singing elsewhere

The Manhattan Opera House manager Mary Oscar Hammerstein, aided by counsel Nathan Vidauer, sought an injunction in the U S Circuit Court to restrain tenor Alessandro Bonet from appearing for any other party during the 1908 09 seasons. Bonet learned of the suit only at the last moment and may miss the Fra Diavolo production at the Manhattan tonight. $1 23 to Baltimore and Return, Via Pennsylvania Railroad, available Saturdays and Sundays. tickets valid through Sunday night.

Washington Pan New York Mary—Oscar Hammerstein Manhattan Opera House Nathan Vidauer United States Circuit Court Restra Commendatore Alessandro Bonet Hammerstein Iest Bonet Manhattan Tonight Baltimore Pennsylvania Railroad

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