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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1910
Page
1
In a tense political scene in Washington and Albany, Woodruff engages in a self made interview to answer belligerent questions while factions within the Republican party split. The Lewn York conferences and state party struggles loom over upcoming elections as Woodruff allies and opponents brace for further moves.
A prison fire alarm triggers inmates to sing hymns in the chapel as smoke darkens windows. Warden and fire crews coordinate from the warder’s house while trusties assist, and the Methodist choir remains to sing familiar hymns amid the blaze. The escape risk was considered, with the fire eventually subdued by city and prison fire departments.
The report describes Roosevelt's campaign actions and readiness for a broad tour. It notes committees and communications with former President Hoover, outlines expected stops in New York, Chicago, Indianapolis, and other cities, and asserts the President has not signed off on the program. The piece discusses party strategy to curb insurgent elements and bolster Republican support nationwide.
March protests in Berlin against a 3 percent suffrage proposal drew crowds that largely stayed peaceful. Police intervened in limited cases, dispersing groups with weapons. several arrests occurred, including Trinon Gerlach, wife of a meeting chairman. A later demonstration on March 13 saw police use swords once, with no injuries reported.
Miss Selma Kaufman a New York Jewess aged 28, died by suicide in a McKeesport hotel room after fleeing Union Station in terror of an imagined pursuer. She trusted Washington friend Miss B H Burwell who later described despondency and loneliness, leaving a parasol as a keepsake, and said Kaufman hoped to visit Pittsburgh.
In dense fog off the port the Danish American Line steamer United States from Copenhagen to New York grounded but no danger was seen. Lifeboats were manned and all passengers transferred to Christiania. A queen-class ship from Copenhagen will sail to take the queen-class passengers to New York. Unloading and pumping work continued as boats returned.
Wesiger a prommert druggist of Man chester died tonight aft 1 a long Mnes. He was a member of the man of Wer siger & Smerson Treaty years ago the physician made up a list of his own pallbearers challenging the list. His death cut the tanks bet keeping it ready for the Anal event 101 Welvixer also had the handles taken from the coffin of his father at the end of the funeral of his parent and sinn kept them ready to be attached to his own coffin when needed.
A Great Northern report states an avalanche near Wellington Wash buried a snowplow two engines and workers two weeks after a prior slide. One crewman Sommer Jonnnen was severely injured and transported to Seattle. Officials say no additional casualties beyond those listed.
The Dalai Lama reached Calcutta by special train after a journey marked by a ritual oath in the Ganges. Chinese envoys and local officials accompanied him as about 19 attendees gathered to witness the arrival, though no formal reception occurred.
President Taft arrives in Pittsburg and proceeds directly to the home of the bereaved family. Judge Herron of Cinemantr, father of Mze Laughlin, is unable to attend the rites due to illness.
A chaotic sequence in New York and Pittsburgh unfolds around the president’s arrival in Washington for a reported address. Police restore order after clashes, with mourners and officials later gathering at Allegheny Cemetery.
Western and Northwestern railroads face a potential 25 000 firemen walkout on 29 lines amid a wage and discipline dispute. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Firemen claim arbitration is the path to avoid disruption while managers insist on wage and policy conditions. talks expected to resume with mediation and arbitration options explored by Knapp and Dr Weill as East and West railroads brace for possible nationwide impact.
Retired New York real estate dealer Moritz Moritz shot his two young sons George aged 4 and Willie 3 at their home on 119 Squeduct Avenue after reportedly being despondent since his wife’s death. He then killed himself with a revolver as firemen arrived. Walter, a family friend, found the bodies. the older boy lay in a closet and both youths appeared to have been shot in the heart or head with multiple bullets.
John H Santory, manager of a Kingston clothing store, purchased a new automobile yesterday and, while learning to drive, collided with a plate glass storefront. Mrs Sarah Winchell, returning from church, broke an arm as the car crashed through the glass and into the opposite storefront crowd. Santory was uninjured and a friend who leaped from the vehicle dislocated a shoulder.
A famous canvas titled The Shepherd and Flock by Charles Francis Daubiens was stolen from the Art Museum in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. The thief slipped away unseen as museum staff and visitors crowded the hall. the painting had fire protection but was not secured at the time.
State Land Commissioner Bell and Attorney General Ross prepare to travel to Washington this week to demand restoration of about 609000 acres of surveyed lands. They accuse federal authorities of delaying justice and warn that without action the state will seek court redress to protect its lands and forest targets.
Glenn May speaks in local churches amid Antisaloon League activity to back Gov Harmon for reelection and discuss future plans. He asserts Ohno executive could be next president if reelected, while Mayor Gaynor remains as a potential second choice and the GOP faces a volatile campaign in North Carolina with candidates courting anti liquor taxes and party factions.
A 1912 era editorial reviews Taft's administration stance, noting progressivism in reform efforts and Roosevelt-era influence. It discusses controversial political maneuvers, public opinion, and the broader impact on policy direction as the campaign unfolds.
A guest at a dinner party with Lieutenant Colonel Ames leaves, returns with a revolver, and shoots him. The attacker, identified as Janney, dies from the wound in a violent incident that occurred at Ames home on a Tuesday night. The incident follows a party attended by many, including guards, and led to immediate investigations and cultural tension in the post.
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