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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1908

Page

18

Foraker May, Offer Bill On Reenlistment Of Soldiers

Fragmentary discussion shows Senator Foraker pressuring early action on a bill to reenlist soldiers with concerns over pay and rights. President Taft faces opposition and committees weigh restoring veterans' rights. witnesses referenced include Warner and Warren as committee discussions unfold amid broader political clashes.

Senator Foraker Congress Foraker Warren Fordjer Wr Foraker

Political tensions over negro votes in Taft era campaigns

The article discusses the impact of African American voters on Taft’s campaign across the North and South, noting Republican trepidation over possible defections. It covers proposed measures to reinstate un discharged soldiers, including Senator Foraker’s stricter plan, and the political risks for Republicans and Democrats in backing re enlistment efforts amid racial tensions and party maneuvering.

Taft South Ohio Indiana Hliiness West Virginia Duaan Senate Military Committee Foraker

Guard Inspection Begins at Center Market Armory

The District National Guard begun a nightly inspection of the Thad Hattalion Second Regiment at Center Market Armory with a large crowd observing. Officers, pack loads, and equipment were thoroughly checked as companies prepared in heavy line order, while praises were offered for neatness and drill as the Second Battalion First Regiment RI faced inspection the following night.

District National Guard Thad Hattalion Ui Ns Amt William Lo Harves Thiteenth Ited States Fort Fier Conte Hasersack Kalfar Brett Jire Flrst Regiment

Highway robbery report leads to descriptive police note

A late night street robbery in which two Black men and a White man forced payment of two dollars is detailed. The victim, Carlton Moss, describes the assailants’ actions and whereabouts along N Street, while police receive a thorough description for investigation.

Carlton EB Moss Dstrict Moss N Street Mar Voss Ir Moss Mosa

Roosevelt envoy greets with union patroness support

A British delegate delivers a message from a union with Queen as patroness. Mrs Roosevelt plans to attend today’s session. Delegates enjoy a luncheon at Rauschers and officers attend the reception.

Union Mrs. Roosevelt

Cruelties in the Congo Describe Portuguese Atrocities

Eyewitness account from Gen Francais Joubert premier of Angola detailing brutal acts by Portuguese soldiers. Children seized for slavery, mothers torn from carts, flogging of a slave, and bystanders restrained to prevent intervention. Victims described as mutilated and beaten under plantation masters.

Portugal Toutter Gen Frencom Joubert Flenear Angola International Congress On the Welfare Me'nodlet Stan Hag Washington Gon Joubert-Piencar Faye Wes Hind United States Critzer West Africa Crese Lyon Ishinds Gendowbert Plenear Rerenel Para Vietnam Higland Wes Schott Wth Joucherd Flenar Africa Congress Gen Francais Joubert

Traction Head Chosen Mr. Carll as Vice President

George E Hamilton elected president of the Capital Traction Company to succeed the late George T Dunlop. Carll becomes second vice president and general manager, retaining law practice and continuing company policies. Hart acting president since Dunlop’s death and will remain in that role until stockholders meet.

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Congress in Budapest on child welfare meeting

The text describes a congress on child welfare with speakers about juvenile tasks and child life, including Mrs Roosevelt expected to attend and delegates from many states. Notable figures include Mrs Rhitworth and Rev Albert Cxais DD, with sessions featuring mothers' work, prayers, and addresses by many women from cities like Philadelphia Chicago and Boston. The piece notes the Persian minister hosting a reception, the involvement of the Secretary of State, and the planned participation of governors and foreign delegates.

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Memorial for editor Noyes prompts memorial meeting

A memorial gathering for editor Noyes was called by friends of the late veteran journalist who died in California last month. The meeting, set for Wednesday at 4 PM in a local building, aims to organize a formal service and pay tribute to his long service to the National Capital.

Friends of the Tite Crosby Noyes California HT Rudolph RN Harper John R McLean Scott C Bone Dochen Canital

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises New Life and Vitality

The ad urges readers to address fatigue and poor health with Hood's Sarsaparilla, claiming it purifies the blood, removes impurities, and restores energy. Testimonial from Gertrude Hammond of Alexandria endorses the medicine in liquid form and tablets, with a price of 190 doges and $7.

Jarnaparilla Hood Gertrude Hammond Alexandria

Strong for Foraker 18 Most Logical Candidate

Gen Burt running mate James W. Poe announces if elected delegate he will back Senator Foraker for President. Patterson declares unwavering Foraker support and pledges to mobilize delegates to push the nomination and election. Colored voters pledge to back Burt Patterson, with ministers unions and associations backing Foraker.

John W Patterson Andrew S Burt Senator Foraker Gen Burt Ohio Foraker Colored Soliders Tweats Fifth Infantry Hhe Senate United States Bey James W Poe Waleh Burt-Patterson Charman Joe Burt Patterson Toraxer Thierdenominational Minsters Union ‘Areau Methodist Episcopal, Preachers Union Baptist Ministers' Conference M Preachers’ Talon

Anacostians Protests Against Washington Park Nuisance

Anacostia Citizens Association meets to file a complaint with the District Commission over alleged nuisance at two Hillsdale parks. Protest centers on Washington visitors amid concerns of crime and crowding. plans include petitions, public bands, and policing tweaks for summer.

Citizens’ Association Committee District Commission Anacostia CB Burke J F Harshaw J W Bartley Agatnel Hillsdale Adam Bede Anacostia Masonic Temple Bede Darnshaw Afeter Sylsester Sers Charles A Stevens Jdues Maurice Otterbach Warhet Square Pierce Street Anacost Do J A Watson Inter St Watson Waryland Avenue

Kittredge May Lose Seat in South Dakota Primary

Late primary reports from Huron Dakota indicate insurgent crests swept the state with 263 of 489 delegates for Georges I Crawford and the insurgents claim Crawford will be elected to succeed Senator The stalwarts predict Kittredge will win the June 1 primaries and be reelected.

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President Roosevelts Aid Urged For Salton Sea Repair Bill

At a White House conference last night President Roosevelt agreed to write to Representative Muller urging quick action on a bill to appropriate 1600 dollars for repairs after the Colorado River break formed the Salton Sea. Participants included James R Garfield Charles J Walcott and L C Corwan with Calfornia Development Company. noted as the Salton Sea event followed Imperial Valley flood damage.

White House California Development Colorado River Saltan Sea Roosevelt Muller House Committee On Claims James R Garfield Charles J Walcott Geological Survey Manywell Southern Pacific Railway Company California Development Company L C Corw Calfornia Confersmca Oateans of & Rail Vitencuse Vester Ca Evarts M- Cory Benator Salton Sea Imperial Valley

Life in Spigotty Land by Sam Blythe on the Isthmus

Sam Blythe offers a different reporter’s view of Panama and its social life at the Isthmus. He describes cheerful local life, a baseball crowd's enthusiasm, and sharp critique of Uncle Sam’s Hotel. The piece notes Panama’s varied pay social climate and the desire of many to stay or leave, as featured in The Saturday Evening Post.

Sam Blythe Panama Canal Spigotty Land Canal United States Panama Panamaniacs Saturday Evening Post

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