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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
3
Senate delays appropriation action leaving Norman A. Memitt acting head of the local post office while Dr. Crandfeld’s postmaster duties resume under the ongoing church and federal appointments. The vacancy and pay issues create a stalled leadership transition at the Washington post office amid political maneuvering.
Justice Thomas H Anderson signed an order to show cause why money due contractor Michael McNemara should not be withheld pending litigation. The Crane Company claims it supplied materials for government work and has not been paid. Cecil county Maryland seeks priority on a $94 steam roller rent judgment against McNemara’s government contract dispute.
The Danish royal family ends the older practice of princes joining the military and announces that Lrik, nephew to the King of Denmark and related to Greece and England, will become a farmer. He will soon go to Fionie to live with a farming family and learn agriculture, a wish of his late mother who recently died. Her wishes also denied giving Vingso a position with the Last ware Company shipping Arm.
Springfield March 22 The Democratic committee planned a large Jefferson banquet but canceled the event amid misreadings of the venue seat to Mayor Gaynor of New Athens. A committee member blamed newspapers and zealots in Missouri for misprophesying events and invitations were declined by several recipients.
A baptismal bowl dating to 1694, described as a valuable relic, was received by Smithsonian via the Colonial Danes. The artifact, a large bowl with a long diameter, reportedly originated from Halland and was deposited in the United States atom Museum. The report notes its origin in Halland, tied to Dutch church on Man tar Land.
A second aviation meet to be held at Bethany from July 3 to July 15 will offer forty thousand dollars in prizes. Trials for the interterritorial aviation trophy will be the municipal feature. Americans flocking to Europe, steamship bookings show heavier return voyages from August to September than last year.
The new extension of Germanys government cable line from Tenet MT to Canary Islands toward Monroywe Tih was opened today. The link aims to connect South Ames area and expand communication reach.
A Charlotte meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers discusses storage battery street cars as a cheaper, independent power option. It could end reliance on central plants, reduce installation costs, and enable new urban networks even in small towns. The piece also touches on solar energy, selenium cells, and evolving electric devices shaping modern transportation.
Society gossip centers on Newport and Narragansett Pier summer frictions as residents boast polo visits and hotel debates while John Hanan and wife boost Narragansett. The piece also surveys historic needlework heirlooms, evolving nightcaps fashion, and a crowded Metropolitan Opera and society gathering with numerous notable attendees and elegant attire.
A long discourse on beauty, virtue, and women’s moral influence from ancient philosophers to modern times. It argues beauty pleases the eye while character pleases the heart, praises plain women who achieved greatness, and urges women to lead morally in society.
An 1909 testimonial from Mt Vernon Kentucky claims a three month old girl suffered severe head itching and crusting. After using Cuticura remedies including Soap Ointment and Resolvent, the scalp healed with new hair growth within two weeks and the child recovered fully. The family endorses the products as a permanent remedy.
The Society Club hosts an afternoon featuring a lecture by Miss Geitrais M Orelia, a Dublin artist and authoress, drawing interest from fans of Trish topics. Patronesses include Mrs Sheyman, Mrs Meyer, Mrs Hay, Mrs Depenrs Hale, Mrs Barkle, Mrs Howard, Mrs Olser, Mrs Juss, Mrs Blair, Mrs Folgar, Mrs Carter, Mrs Carr, Mrs Heniay Smit, Mrs HAL Mey Sivknes. Guests include Mr and Mrs Joseph Ho Hunter of 9072 HI street with Gen and Mrs Bond of Hunters Todge NC, Miss Hazel East of New York visiting Mig Irwin Ritchen.
Reception days for Mrs Sanders Johnston at 182 Fifteenth Street NW with Mrs Mery 8 Lockwood regent of Martha Washington Chapter TAR. Mrs HQ Young wife of Representative Young receives for the last time this season at the Potland this afternoon. Marriage announced of Miss Mimne brmold and Mr Henry J Bright at St John’s rectory Georgetown. Mr and Mrs Jolson left Washington for Baltimore after the ceremony. Miss Tulian M Bursey and Ulric C Deike married at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church. Simon Guggenheim traveled to New York for the rest of the week.
Santa Fe officials plan a novel eastbound train from Casadena on Friday. The Monatte special will run directly from Casadena to New York with a stop in the Grand Canyon region. Six private cars will be filled by prominent New York financiers and their parties. The consist includes a servants’ sleeper, a diner refrigerating car, and an automobile car.
The Mississippi House adopted a resolution condemning officials and citizens who claimed Gov Vardaman was defeated in the senatorial contest by corruption. The measure names public speech after the defeat where he hinted Leroy Perry used whisky and money to win. A committee will investigate to settle blame or clear the legislature of fraud charges.
Col John Jacob Astor and his son Vincent sailed today aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecile bound for Europe. Astor’s secretary dismissed rumors that the colonel and Mrs Adolph Ladenburg were engaged, stating there was nothing to the report.
Springfield insiders say the American Federation of Labor executive council will meet in Washington DC on March 28 to endorse a distinct three party platform for labor. The move stems from nationwide discontent with current legislative methods impacting labor conditions at state and national levels. Supported by Montana, Oregon, Washington, Newark Central Federated Union, Philadelphia Central Labor Union, and Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor.
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