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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1910
Page
3
The trade section notes healthy orders for rolling stock and improved demand across leather goods and footwear. Retailers adjust cautiously amid a big strike, while production elements reflect steadier activity and hopeful prospects for coming months.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a metal market reference with scattered terms including names like Ladan Mos Keowee and phrases such as Pewk made and tan. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to form a factual summary.
A rundown of produce and poultry pricing at the Washington market, listing hens and ducks, onions and strawberries, yams and greens, peppers and citrus, along with cattle receipts and market estimates. Names of states and foods appear amid mixed OCR garble, noting stock levels and regional entries from Virginia to New York.
Paris March 14 parliamentary interpellation on embezzlement by M Duer, a government liquidator of church properties. Premier Briand and cabinet attended as Jaures accused the affair of compromising the republic, calling for full investigation and accountability. He hinted at Lecoulurier’s links to a Chartreuse rumor and alleged improper fees and sales to a rival firm. Briand promised all papers and correspondence would be produced.
Eminent Italian figures including Eugenio Chiesa and Baroness Siemens engage in a series of duels tied to royal and military factions. Nine engagements were called off by the chamber of deputies after a confrontation over influence in the Vala army. Duchess de Tata and other nobles faced challenged honor, with swords drawn and seconds present. one duel left a participant wounded while others were settled to satisfaction.
Attorney Birton T Dojleim filed suit yesterday against the Capital Travel Company for ingoles alleging injuries from an incident on April 7. Jas Molenme, a longtime employee, claims lasting injuries after a car accident left him unable to work. The case seeks 25000 in damages.
Receipts of cattle from nearby regions show market remains strong with expected higher meat values for spring and fall offerings. Prices quoted include cattle at various grades with lambs and sheep also in focus as spring supplies tighten and demand persists at the market.
Fragmentary OCR of a Baltimore market page showing wheat prices and spot contracts. Mentions grades, receipts, bushels, and mixed market tone with domestic and futures notes. Difficult to parse but conveys a steady or unchanged market mood and price references.
The report lists a universe of cotton supply figures across nations including the United States, Britain, Egypt, India, and Brazil. It notes weekly totals and compares current bale counts to last year, indicating shifts in production and stock levels worldwide.
Arthur Goldsborough of Wesley Heights urges drills against eradication schemes and supports ventilation and open air care. He argues against bovine sourced vaccines and insists on sanitation, warning that heavy slaughter and overzealous vaccination threaten meat supply and raise costs for workers.
The Post reports a surge in interest in the Brownleker contest among Washington youth as four prizes are offered for the top two girls and two boys with the most new subscriptions. A see-saw race unfolds as contestants mail in coupons and testimonials daily. Results of the third weekly contest will appear in tomorrow's issue.
The Pacific torpedo flotilla begins night practice Tuesday night with ten vessels. Each destroyer dispatches eight torpedoes while others illuminate courses to the mark in darkness. This week’s ping pong drill substitutes service rifles for large caliber ammo and uses close range targets.
Lieut Frank B Davis of the Twelfth United States Infantry is ordered to stand before a court martial on charges of misrepresenting the law to an admiral court during the defense of an enlisted man. Mantla. The case centers on alleged legal misstatements in the defense.
Army orders list leaves of absence and promotions for Lieutenants and Majors across infantry and artillery. It notes examinations for the Porto Rico regiment, assignments to posts in San Juan and Washington, and lectures at the artillery school. Naval movements include duty assignments and resignations, with vessel arrivals and sailings. Putnam's Magazine merges with Atlantic Monthly in April.
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