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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
9
Washingtonian reports Samuel Murray the porter shot dead in Pullman service. Coroner withholds body until the slayer is identified. The chaotic scene includes denials, rumors, and ongoing investigations as authorities seek the killer and full identification.
Bethea of Dillon appeared at Baltimore and Ohio station near 3 PM and later at Johns Hopkins Hospital claiming illness and requesting a physician. Witnesses said he acted strangely, resembling St Vitus dance, causing staff to restrain disruption before his death at morning.
A hospital planning committee debated multiple site options bounded by H Ninth and Thirteenth streets northwest and at 92 H Street NW. The panel selected a ground near Georgetown University for the new facility, with college officials and city authorities discussing sale terms and timelines.
The scanned text captures a fragmented session record with numerous garbled words and names. It mentions a tram, Clare, Hammack, Day tan, and United Brethren, suggesting a religious or community meeting. Most lines are indecipherable, lacking coherent narrative.
An assailant who attacked guards at the New Poetry Weakhouse died after being shot seven times by officers. One guard was fatally wounded and others sustained injuries in the early incident, with reports noting a struggle and a rapid response by prison authorities.
Mount Hope Fay ette county faces mass homelessness after a devastating fire that destroyed most homes and left about 2,600 residents living in tents. Firefighters struggled to control the blaze as water shortages worsened the disaster. losses are estimated around 5,000,000 with insurance coverage noted.
A Cincinnati reporter recalls the 19th century scandal of body snatching for medical study, recounting Benjamin Harrison and John Scott Hartison cases. The piece describes graves, a medical college, and police involvement, with vivid testimony about the discovery of a body and the emotional impact on the witnesses and family.
Physicians report Senator John W. Daniel awake for hours and engaging with surroundings for the first time in eleven days. Dr Chowning notes signs of improvement and says the senator has a chance for recovery as vital signs remain satisfactory.
Charley Jar vey Miller, an aged Lynchburg resident, shot himself in the forehead tonight. His wife was in the room at the time. No reason is given for the act. The incident occurred in Lynchburg Virginia on March 2.
A USDA compiled recipe by Miss Caroline Hunt and C F Lansworthy teaches a meat stew using cheaper beef cuts with potatoes carrots turnips and onions. Dumplings made from flour milk and baking powder are steamed or baked to accompany the stew.
A court case in New York centers on two restorers who claim paintings said to be transferred by Dawson are actually on original canvases. Testimony reveals alleged copying of works by Bratty, Clausens, and Ranger, with claims of a $140,000 demand and efforts to keep alleg ed bogus paintings quiet.
Divorce action filed by Renegewan ee meen sunt against James Gayley at Tiated Stites Steel Corp location. Complaint alleges desertion. no testimony offered by defendant. plaintiff provides residence details. Court orders submission of testimony. hearing expected Saturday. seeks divorce on grounds of desertion plus costs and counsel fees.
Mrs Neihe Friks wife of Aish Puls prominent figure in the tins trade died yesterday at her daughter's home in Dura mont near here. She lived in Washington county earlier and moved to the county, survived by husband Hagerstann War and several relatives. Also noted: Mrs Julia Parrett died of tuberculosis at home. Albert Munson eldest son of San Munson near Hancock died of tuberculosis. Three children survive in the Friks family.
Delmonico's in New York, famed as an exclusive, conservative restaurant, announces menu prices will increase nationwide by 19 cents per dish due to the high cost of living. Lard prices have surged from 16 to 40 cents a pound, and a dozen doughnuts now cost more as lard costs climb. Beer prices also rise, while some diners still receive complimentary water.
A Bereaved Tang family mourns the death of their only child after pneumonia. The funeral features a simple ceremony with beloved toys, a burial beside kin, and final arrangements including a hospital transfer and emotional goodbyes. Neighbors recall the girl’s cheerful wake amid a coastal town scene.
Special to The Washington Post reports Maryland Governor and lawmakers move to redefine state authority over land along Conduit Road near Montgomery County amid disputes with Washington DC. A joint resolution directs Attorney General to seek legal status, while a Pure Food Act aligned with national law passes in both chambers.
In West Virginia workers at glass and other plants walked out amid dissatisfaction with management. Reports indicate several thousand employees unionized at multiple sites. Some found themselves temporarily laid off as talks stalled and plants sought to keep operations running with reduced staff.
Fragmented wedding notices from a Maryland page list couples and locations including Blair Valley and Hagerstown. The text mentions multiple ceremonies, ministers, ages, and attendees, but is heavily garbled with OCR errors and missing details.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists multiple names and phrases across personal, legal, and event references. It mentions individuals such as Davis and Hawk and blends potential dates, places, and roles in a jumbled, partial notice. The garbled text lacks coherent events or actions to summarize clearly.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists births, deaths, patients, doctors, and hospital details including names like Schuman, Boardman, and Detective Cox. It mentions hospitals, emergencies, and a police telegram seeking Mr and Mrs Schuman of Youngstown whose daughter is very ill.
Fragmented obituary notices depict Norlakk War 24 Morton Gu a gram dealer in Porto County ind Henry Pirker a former merchant in Culpeper Martter Porter an agent 29 Confeder te veteran and Rev Page among others. Survived by widows, children, and siblings, with varied ages and service ties. The item lists deceased individuals from Fredericksburg King George and Stafford areas with references to Civil War veterans and local roles.
A man was killed in a subway incident described as a fatal event linked to a dispute over love. Police reported the death occurred on the subway surface during a confrontation, with witnesses noting a violent blow and subsequent collapse. The investigation continues as officials identify those involved and seek charges.
A frightened girl faces a deadly risk while attempting to protect a baby. Local authorities describe a tense scene as a pursuit unfolds near a riverbank, with bystanders noting a dramatic struggle and a possible rescue.
A damaged text fragment describes a legal action against a congressman seeking 25000 dollars in damage claims. The readable parts indicate a personal dispute or misconduct allegation, but essential names and dates are unreadable. The item presents as a legal notice or civil suit brief with unclear context.
A catalog entry notes 300 Madonnas in fine gilt frames and 3100 hand painted panel portraits. The display highlights religious artworks by Murdlle and a notable Virgin item in Del Sarto styles.
A garbled list of advertised drugs and toiletries appears with faded brand names and partial product phrases. It mentions Colgates shaving sticks, safety razors, tooth powders, nail products, shampoos, and assorted cold remedies amid broken captions from a vintage ad page.
Easter event notice urges locals to visit the fountain area Monday for a related gathering at the White House round.
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