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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
1
In a chaotic scene at a hotel near the U. S. Agency, students mobbed the lobby while Roosevelt was absent, provoking calls to brand him a hypocrite. Police prevented a larger crowd from forming, and nationalists dispersed as tension rose over the Egyptian party confrontation and other local disturbances.
A correspondent notes the speech criticizes the prevailing dirt and bustle policy and argues that British occupation is the only guarantee of order and financial stability. The address targets natives with large interests affected by a change in government policy and aims to sway the United States and the continent.
Spectator notes a fundraiser or show at a Fredericksburg venue where a stage gun misfired injuring an actor in a daring robbery skit. Audience members fainted as the scene unfolded and emergency actions followed while performers recovered amid the confusion.
In a letter to Commissioner Baker, Mayor Gaynor asserts the excise department and district attorney should handle prosecutions of saloon men. He condemns police practices, extortion by liquor dealers, and urges state authorities to replace local patrols with lawful enforcement. He argues for independent evidence and proper legal channels, criticizing temporary police arrangements.
Two men linked to Richmond VA postoffice thefts were captured near Grand Central Station and Hotel Manhattan after a lengthy chase. Detectives recovered nearly $2000 in stamps. a third suspect fled. Chester, a Minnesota resident, and Cunningham, a London banker, deny the charges as authorities recover trunk contents and continue inquiries.
Police investigated a strange poisoning plot involving a rival and a staged gift. A 25 year old suspect allegedly tampered with candy tied to a Christmas celebration, aiming to injure or kill. A note referenced an engagement and a hostage-like scheme. The case centers on a planned assault during a holiday event.
Adrian Martean a Frembliman allegedly escaped Devils Island three times before reaching the Mauretania. Arrested upon arrival in the United States after deportation from Randle Highlands, the case links to former convict Capt Dre fuss and a sentence for attempted murder.
H Rogers son of the late H H Rogers testified before Lawson Purdy, head of the taxes and assessments board, swearing off a $15 million assessment on the Rogers estate. He claimed most assets were in tax exempt securities and liabilities exceeded taxable securities on the personal tax rolls.
Special to The Washington Post reports Mississippi lawmakers authorize an investigation into bribery surrounding United States Senator Leroy Percy and Governor candidate Vardaman. L. Dulaney, arrested on bribery charges, bonds posted. Senator Bilbo faces possible expulsion after a heated, unresolved senate session. Percy denies knowledge of bribery and says he welcomes a full inquiry.
The Mount Etna eruptions intensify with two main lava mouths east and north of the signal station. Activity had waned but volcanic rumblings and explosions resumed with lava flowing more steadily, though not causing major damage. Brookline observer from Royal Conservatory notes hardened lava provides a path for the new flow and reports no major destruction yet.
Fishermen at Buckree Beach report a historic catch of shad in Chesapeake waters. Observing a disturbance in the water as nets tightened, gear buckled and they hauled a haul that led to more than 180 percent of the fish taken, marking the greatest shad catch ever known in the Chesapeake.
In Kansas City Missouri Elmer C Swope forms a pact with Dr Hyde Mrs Hyde and trust firm to transfer his Swope estate claim for 1 and other value The Kansas City Trust Company led by Judge Johnson and John C Lucas will pursue all Swope heirs to claim the estate The move follows prior deeds transferring Walnut Street property and securing a 100000 loan The plan includes filing a trust suit against Swope heirs excluding Mrs Hyde Virginia Hot Springs Parlor Car service announced for April 4 from Washington to Virginia Hot Springs via Chesapeake and Ohio.
Waverly New Hampshire March 23 Charles Jeger of Canter Harbor and Kneat M Harlow cab driver were killed when a cab carrying Mrs Bryer and her sister on their way to a wedding was struck by a train at a Boston and Maine crossing. Mrs Bryer 21 and married a year ago, was fatally injured. the wedding was postponed.
Mrs Estma Pee lei a hospital with a broken neck and life despaired after an attempted hus ter. Stanley Creped, a 28 year old boarder, grabbed her near stairs and dragged her down the entire night.
A special convention of the United Mine Workers of North America urged no compromise on wages. They demand a 5 cent per ton rise for pick mines and proportional boosts for other methods to avert widespread strikes in bituminous coal mines. The national board may approve continued work if district officers secure a wage agreement, with contracts not expiring before April 1.
Woodrow Wilson, speaking at a Democratic dinner in Elizabeth, NJ, urged taking government out of business patronage and limiting regulation of trusts. He argued for treating trusts as conveniences, not government creatures, and called for a central revival of popular politics guiding national leadership. He warned that tariff protection has become a patronage tool, urging broader citizen control over policy.
J Hil, a James J Hill resident of the Great Northern Railway, warned The Westbethon Post that 5.168 billion dollars is needed over six years to avoid severe traffic jams. He argued the nation faces a bottleneck, with congestion caused by too many cars and not enough terminal and track facilities, and urged expanded terminal facilities and additional track capacity rather than more equipment.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a voluntary wage increase of 6 2 percent for employees earning less than $300 monthly. Notices posted at all division points east of Pittsburgh indicate the rise will also apply west of Pittsburgh, benefiting about 175000 workers.
Arrest for post office robbery tops today’s index with police actions and city coverage. Other items note political races, editorial opinions, court news, and regional results across multiple sectors.
Canada secures U S concessions on pulp wood exports and withdrawal of most favored nation demands. United States abandons full MFN treatment and provinces control crown land processing. Outcome cited as a clear Canadian victory with worldwide application of concessions. Announcement expected after House opening.
Adolphus Busch of St Louis, a major donor, is urged to fund a St Louis medical college to rival Johns Hopkins. A telegram from Pasadena notes Busch’s willingness to support a university medical school, with Brookings as university president, aiming to create a first rate institution in St Louis. Citizens of Missouri are urged to back the effort for a leading medical college in the city.
Cashman Norman E Mack of the national Democratic committee plans two guests in Washington before travel to French Lick. National committeemen Tate of Oklahoma Sapp of Kansas and Col Thomp son will join for a series of conferences to map the future national ticket and congressional campaign.
In New York court a modest man sought to prove by eye demonstration that Miss Mabel Gonnelly could wear a No 38 corset. Adel Connellly accused Mrs Calisher of punching her eye and wearing a prior gown. The case centers on a No 19 purchase, a No 18 misdelivery, and a demanded refund of 153 dollars for defective gear.
Elizabeth Manz aged 7 in Massillon died after ingesting strychnine. her sister Catherine 16 was jailed on first degree murder charges. Cleveland chemist Percy Hobbie reported to the coroner that poison was found in Elizabeth's stomach and Catherine admitted purchasing the drug for a man she would not name.
A United Railway interurban car near Jackson Michigan is reported blown up by dynamite. Many are said to have been hurt in the explosion on the line east of the city closing the track and causing injuries.
As the Supreme Court faces major cases on antitrust and Sherman act policy, observers weigh the impact of Justice Brewer's absence and a potential new appointee. The eight or seven member configurations are discussed, with emphasis on preserving decisiveness and legitimacy amid health concerns and uncertain majorities.
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