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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1910

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Traction Strikes Tremble Philadelphia Mills Amid Lockout Threats

A tense Philadelphia day saw mob violence and damaged cars as strikers and labor activists clashed with authorities. Textile firms including Philadelphia Tapentry Mills, Stead & Miller, Moss Rose Manufacturing, Theo Abbott, Arbeco Mills, and Binder Morrell signaled indefinite shutdowns if workers do not return by Monday, while Rapid Transit workers faced walkouts and partial returns. The strike movement ebbed and flowed with some unions reporting renewed activity and others halting work amid safety concerns.

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Knox Denies Blessing as He Returns to Providence

A chaotic account follows Knox denying his marriage scorn and asserts plans to work, while detailing tensions with his father and mother, Dr French, and involvement of Mrs Knox. the couple traveled from Providence to Arlington and back amid family conflict and a public dispute over the nuptials.

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Fight Over District Playground Funding in House Budget

Sparks fly as House conferees clash with Senate over a 17300 playgrounds appropriation. Gardner Tawney and Burleson argue the item was struck wrongly and should be paid from District revenues, while supporters urge federal funding. Debate lasts hours with chair ruling on authority, new conferees named and the bill sent back to conference for resolution.

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Tschaikovsky Case Defies Russian Court Amid Socialist Trial

In Melersburg a trial unfolds with Tschaikovsky pleading not guilty while admitting socialist teachings. Witnesses linked to revolutionary activity are disputed by defense, and proceedings reveal police, court officers, and chained witnesses as the court journeys through charges against Breshkovskaya and others. The case intertwines politics, law, and public interest as maneuvers continue.

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Madriz Grants Amnesty Liberates Political Prisoners

President Madriz frees several political prisoners including Nar Esse Arellano and insurgent detainees. The move is seen as an effort to pacify Granada conservatives and signals confidence in victory. Generals Vasquez, Godo, and Irias plan talks on possible action against Bluefields and lessons from Elaya’s march to Rama.

Eight attempts to die foiled in Smithton PA

A man, Julius Schmidt, attempted eight times to end his life by sitting on a railroad track near Baltimore and Ol trama. He carried a four leaf clover pressed in a notebook and said rheumatism left him unable to work. He was locked up and later sent to the county home.

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Taft speeches on education and Wilberforce drive

President Taft addressed a mass meeting at Metropolitan AME Church urging education as the Negro solution. The drive aims to raise 35000 for Wilberforce University and 7000 for a new dormitory, with support from Senator Dick Justice Harlan and others. Taft defended equal protection under the law and praised education as a path to progress, amid a crowd including notable church and civic figures. Immediate fundraising and organization details were outlined by Register Vernon and local officials.

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Cudahy Packer Feud Sparks Divorce Fallout

Mrs John P Cudahy defends her marriage while accusing Thomas Lillis of a violent attack by a Cudahy employee. Doctor notes blood poisoning risk as Cudahy is held at St Marys Hospital. the case centers on infidelity rumors and a brutal assault witnessed in a brightly lit room.

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Career as Bandit Brief Sealed by Police Capture

A 12 percent year old boy named Joseph Greenberg robbed his stepmother of rings valued at $900 while holding a revolver to her head. He attempted a highway robbery in an uptown saloon, forced nine customers and a bartender to surrender money, and fired bullets that shattered plate glass. He fled, was pursued by a policeman, then captured when a night stick struck him. The incident ended with Greenberg wounded and apprehended after a struggle.

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Liverpool Fears Patten Speculator Arrival

The arrival of James A Patten of Chicago in Liverpool stirred Cotton Exchange crowds though he denied intent to trade in wheat or cotton. Cables from America suggested possible interest in the Liverpool market and local dealers watched the American’s movements as he appeared on the exchange floor.

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Would-be aviator Aere stopped mid launch on roof

William Broaghmast, a would-be Darius Green type, was taken into custody on a Brooklyn rooftop as he attempted to launch a homebuilt flying machine. Police restrained him after his wife alerted authorities and he was later taken to hospital for observation.

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Telegram Boosts Hinman to Temporary New York Senate Leader

Albany March 8 report on a White House conference with President Taft and New York Republicans. Secretary of State hints a Binghamton man will back Hinman for temporary president of the New York Senate, aiming to unite the party after Allds scandal. Telegrams and meetings signal effort to secure Republican votes for Hinman and Cobb’s rivals.

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Senate inquiry on cost of living roots blamed on farmers

Testimony at the first day of the Senate inquiry cites fresh foods rising at least ten percent in five years with one witness dissenting. Witnesses describe widespread price increases, escalating wholesale and retail costs, and debates over producer responsibility and retailer competition. Speech highlights include farmer blame, wage trends, and the overall impact on meat and staple prices in New York and other markets.

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