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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR text provides scattered names and partial phrases, no coherent event or clear entities to identify a definite news item.
In San Francisco on March 14 Judge DeHaven ruled the United States owns $1200 worth of pearls smuggled from Mexico by M J Cornejo. Condemnation proceedings followed. Cornejo was arrested, released on bond, and failed to appear. Pearls likely to be auctioned after an informal offer of 312000 from a local jewelry firm.
Dr Harriet Hook, physician at Lincoln Ill Asylum for Tesble Mate children, found guilty by Municipal Judge Terrison of disorderly conduct after a disguise incident. Case deferred. details reference Dr Hook and a padded garment attire. Benjamin M Glroux, father of an 18 year old, seeks state asylum investigation following a radiator accident and epileptic fit injuries.
A workman on the Great East River Bridge project at Bakwells Island hangs by the elbow 135 feet above water to drive bolts joining the spans. The struggling task, part of the cantilever structure, includes guiding gaiters and securing rails as the bridge rises toward completion.
In Cinaath City a murderous clash ends with 13 dead and several injured after a desperate battle described in soldiers letters home. A man named Raliwin Tiliwin surrendered to authorities, claiming responsibility and revealing a $110 payoff linked to the violence.
Six armed men robbed a saloon on Fifth Street early today, then paused to drink before fleeing with about $9. The incident sent patrons scrambling as the bandits, described as six men, eluded immediate capture. Local police pursued leads and reviewed witnesses while tallying the lone money haul.
Fragmented obituaries list individuals with ages and addresses, naming Bridget Donnely, BG Fears, WA Ridgely, Donaldson, and others. Entries mention ages from 42 to 86, with scattered street addresses such as 4th st, 188 Jefferson, and 1200 Penna Ave. The garbled text records multiple decedents in a local health office ledger.
A New York article reports Dr Frederick Van Eeden critiquing inexperienced hypnotism and Christian Science extremists. He cites fire alarm cures and patients influenced by suggestion, arguing that medicine and ten drugs in pharmacopoeia may be obsolete through mental healing and mind over body.
Rome March 1 The Pope tells the Sacred College how a gutter lift coin from 1808 was found during excavations for a new church at Acqui and given to him by the clergy. The coin, the only reference from Innocent II who reigned briefly, completed the Vatican collection of papal coinage.
The Prima Donn a star faced an assault by four Americans posing as an agent musician and Oscar Hammerstein representatives at her villa in Vigzany. They offered a New York engagement, dined, one fell ill, and were later escorted to the station. A safe in a bedroom was found rifled of money and jewels.
Paris reports the Baleine crew seized by Moroccans after an improper landing near Cape Judy. Government denies renouncing the Algeciras Act reforms and a rescue effort will be attempted. Fire destroys Newberry Bros factory in Dunn North Carolina with unknown origin.
William Kapp John Nienaber and Louis Ebel trustees of the union filed in the Circuit Court for $1100000 damages alleging breach of contract by eleven St Louis and two East St Louis breweries. The breweries operated with trimmed staff as the strike persisted affecting business today in St Louis Missouri.
New York on March 18 reports the final of four East River tunnels for the Pennsylvania Railroad finished. The shield machine touched midway and crews breached the remaining earth wall, then congratulated each other as lining and concrete work proceeds to speed up.
Former President Grover Cleveland received numerous congratulations and flowers at Lakewood Hotel as the New Jersey Legislature adopted a resolution praising his seventy first birthday. Attendees included family physician Dr Joseph Dryant and friends, with a large birthday cake and decorations in a private dining room.
In thick fog off Staten Island the Crown of Castile struck the Kronprinz Wilhelm, tearing a deep V shaped hole in the stern. Forty eight watertight doors were closed in seconds as alarms sounded. Passengers remained safe, with stewards and officers guiding them. both ships waited for the fog to lift before docking.
Special to The Washington Post New York March 18 Hummel ends term for subornation of perjury in the Dodge Morse divorce case. He will be discharged at midnight and depart on the boat, then tomorrow morning. He plans to seek a pardon and possible reinstatement at the New York bar. He has shown interest in future Europe travel and legal options.
Mrs Mariel Woollham Neeley, whose two year old son Walter died last December of pneumonia while under treatment by two mental healers, was arrested in Kalamazoo and charged with manslaughter as she prepared to travel to California. She was visiting her parents in Plaines when the child fell ill.
Karlsruhe May 18 The former George Washington University professor Karl Hau t who is serving a life sentence for his mother in law Molitor murder was said to be in good heart and engaged in usual penitentiary work The Bruscaal penit bry investigation noted the claim Three Italians killed by train in Harleburg report Mar 18 describes three Italians former Newport residents found mangled beside Pennsylania Railroad tracks after being struck by a fast express.
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