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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1910

Page

12

All ds Found Guilty Conger Remains In Fight

Albads New York March 3 Jotham B Alias reached home in Norwich tonight branded by former senate colleagues as a bribe taker and by his act no longer a member The senate vote sustained charges against Wenger and vindicated actions against Conger The case involves graft inquiries and influence peddling tied to state legislation and campaign funds The final vote reflected Washington pressure and partisan lines with Republicans and some Democrats opposing the charges

Albads N.Y Jotham B Wentsto Norwich Privae Viseen Senate Nenalor Wenger Alda Atos Sarges Vesarat Iida Raina Patty Owlie Washington Ugken Sb Varn Pigusel Ducal Senata

New Creek Politicians Rally For Reform And Victory

The article outlines a reformist stance led by New Creek figures urging anti corruption measures and summer election strategies. It emphasizes the need for strong party unity, vigilant governance, and decisive action against alien influences while promoting effective officers and loyal candidates. It notes Gov. Charles Sew and operations in New York State as context for statewide reform efforts.

New Creek Petny Charles Wee Terry de Hee New York State Roth Rand Fo Peas Cauithtates Fur Tip Creek

Alexander Agassiz Dead

Eminent naturalist Alexander Agassiz died aboard the steamship Adriatic, with a wireless message from Endo phe Apassis.sony to May Fleury Higginson De Lee DeLee confirming the death aboard the vessel near New York.

Hoycate Alpyansig Calumet and Ifa Myung Company New York Endo Phe Apassis Sony May Fleury Higginson de Lee DeLee

Train Disorder on Roanoke Route Halts Eight Coaches

A Roanoke night train incident involving African American passengers led to arrests of two men, James Hatreter and Scrap Hairston, as two detectives failed to control the crowd. Negro passengers seized eight of eleven coaches, halted the train by pulling bell cords, and caused the train to be cut in two, endangering hundreds of white travelers. The engineer’s vigilance averted multiple wrecks.

Ras Wate Seriou Jamees Hatreterl Scrap” Hairston Roanoke

Japanese spies held amid unconfirmed arrests in Manila

Secretary Dickinson ordered a fuller report from Gen. Duvall after two Japanese men allegedly approached a soldier to obtain photographs and plans of Manila fortifications and were trapped. The incident sparked questions on legality of arrests in peacetime U.S. territory and potential friction with Japan.

Dickinson Manila Joseph, Saxe Kawada Islands Duvall The Philippines Manila Harbor Waabington Dickingon Nash Ville Fai War Department United States Fort! Twatwons America Japan

General T L Rosser Dies In Charlottesville Va

Maj Gen Thomas Lafayette Rosser postmaster of Charlottesville died this evening in Virginia. Born in Campbell County and raised in Texas, he entered West Point class of 1849, served in the Confederate army rising to major general, commanded cavalry at the end of the Civil War, captured Gen Gregg, and later led a brigade in the Spanish American War as brigadier general of volunteers with units from Minnesota Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Wahington Charlottesville Thomas Lafayette Rosser Thomas Lafayette’ Rosser Campbell Caunty Texas Blaze Rosser West Point Lincoln Montgomery New Orleans Yorktown Roeser Mosser Gregg Appomattox Rosser Minnesota Ohio Pennsylvania

Navy gunboat to patrol Santo Domingo waters

The State Department prompted the Navy to dispatch the gunboat Dubuque to Santo Domingo to monitor conditions and keep the Dominican government informed. The move follows tensions but is not tied to any declared crisis. A Toledo delegation then urged President Taft to appoint Alexander J. Smith as Western District of Ohio judge, with Judge Taylor and Onis also in discussions.

Dominiedia Republic Jia State Department Secretary of the Navy Dubuque Santo Domingo Ohio Toledo Taft White House Alexander J., Smith R. W. Taylor

Ocean Steamers Routes and Schedules Mentioned in Report

The notice lists multiple ocean liner routes including Averwen New York to Chicago, Liverpaal Mauretania from New York, Antwerp to Pathland, Naples to New York, Bremen to Kronprinzessin Creille, and Hamburg to Naples. It notes sailings around 8 am to 10 am on Wednesday with dock arrivals near 4:10 pm.

New York Chicago Havré Delm Bretaey Liverpaal Mauretania Antwerp Pathland Reeland Madeia Saxonia Napla Naples Celeir New Bremen Kronpringessin Creille Kaiser Wi Salle Sen’ York Potndam Hatterdam Hamburg Oceanis Nasies Slesconaol Mars Necker, Treman York Wit Dorke Germania Sable Inland N. S

Lords Twilight On Allies Ratly 10

In London the first day of Commons debate on Premier Asquiths veto resolutions showed the Lords will resist their privileges. A J Bal Four called the proposals grotesque and vowed to repeal any curbs on Lords power when Conservatives return to power. Redmond praised the resolutions, while Asquith argued for a democratic, diminished Lords and a strong Commons majority.

London Mar House of Commons Asquith House of Innis Lords A. J. Balfour House of Lords Aeems Joan Heamonda Irish Parry George Nicoll Barnes Redmond Mr. Asquith Great Britain Anne Balfour Mr. Balfour John HW. Redmond Wajdenailists

Lieut Bingham on Trial for Losing Signal Book

Special to The Washington Post Boston March Lieut Donald Bingham former commander of the submarine Octopus faces court martial on charges of culpable inefficiency for losing the signal book. The report notes the loss occurred in April 1909 and was not reported until July, with the book later found in the submarine flag locker amid defense claims involving subordinates and access.

Washington Post Boston Mar Donald Bingham Octopus Navy Yard Lieu Aubmarine

Bellevue Hospital Case Report On Alcotelic Mania

A visitor to New York rested after a long day and was treated at Bellevue Hospital after an incident on Thind Avenue. The patient, claiming to be kin to Bill Taft, explained he came to town to see him and appeared to be in an alcotelic mania diagnosis, with a passerby struck during the exchange.

New York Bellevue Hospital Siva Bill Taft Bellevue

Harriman Memorial Move In Orange County

A committee of eight Orange county leaders including ex Gov Odell was formed to plan a Harriman memorial. The goal honors his work for good roads and horse breeding. First meeting set for Goshen on April 9 with local officials and prominent citizens.

Orange County Middletown Inclding Odell Inday Harriman Ita Pest Goshen

RACE VOTE FILIBUSTER SUBSTITUTES ALABAMA LAW

Maryland debates a Digges disfranchising bill aimed at color voters with a registration amendment to pass muster before the Supreme Court. Republicans rush bills while Democrats threaten to retaliate. Gov Haskell signs a legislative resolution to submit a constitutional amendment that would disfranchise many Negroes under a grandfather clause.

Maryland House Federal Supreme Court Hammond Howard Supreme Court Maryland Alabama Guthrie Okla C. N. Haskell

Madriz Seeks U S Aid In Nicaragua Reinforcements

In New Orleans on March 28, factions in Ubis city pursued U S intercession to block transport of Gen Gordon reinforcements by United Fruit. Former Honduran president Manuel Bonilla, rumored to fund insurgents with 10 000 to 20 000, was not aboard the Belize steamer Agnella and had no immediate plans to travel. U S State Department and Nicaragua officials weigh jurisdiction as Ula F Corea departs for Washington to discuss the matter.

New Orleans United States United Fruit Company Gen. Gordon Manuel Bune Honduras Ubis City Bonilla Zelaya State Department Washington Ula F. Corea

King Praises United States in Copenhagen Audience

King Frederick of Denmark told American Minister Egan that the United States is the model for all nations. The audience lasted about an hour with the king showing knowledge and sympathy for American affairs. Mrs Egan and Miss Egan met the queen during the visit.

Copenhagen Mar Frederick United States Egan Taft Egen Miss Egan

Baltimore conference to appeal Randolph-Macon dispute

Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South plans to appeal a controversy with Randolph-Macon College trustees to the general conference meeting in Asheville, North Carolina in May. Bishop Wilson announces Washington district appointments across numerous churches and institutions, with the conference listing about 53,797 members and noting various reverends assigned to Mount Vernon Place, Arlington area parishes, and other Virginia and Maryland posts.

Baltimore M. EB. Church South Contoversy Randolph- “Macon” Institution For Wilson Methodist Episcopal Charen South Randolph-Macon College Asheville N.C Fallowins Willon Washington Washington District F. J. Prettyman Presiding Elder Mount Verdon Place J. Howard Wells Mount Pleasant P. W. Jeffries Epworth J. W. Smith Marvin H. L. Hoyt Staul W. E. Henr Calvary J. L. Kibler Clarendon J. J. Rives Emory C. M. Hesser Colesville F. ¥. Neel Alexandria H. M. Canter del Ray E. A Lambert Fredericksburg J. R. Jacoba Falls Church J. R. Andiew Leesburg D. L. Blakemore Warrenton J. C. Knoa Fairfax F. A. Strother G. W. Gaither Occoquan C. Sydanstricker G. K. Heyafick Fauguler C. B Button Remington EB. Roades Sudiey E. T. Caton Galthersburg J. H. Smith Hyattsville Brentwood H. L. Bivens Baltsville G. H. Fielding Forest Grove J. W. Mitchell Prince George BW. Brubaker Charles and St. Mary C. M. Sarver King Green Seminary C. K Millian Japan BW. Water H. P. Hamill

Episcopal Wardens and Vestrymen Elected in District Parishes

The District's Episcopal churches announced elected vestrymen and wardens for parish leadership. Notable names include St. Thomas with Gen. Georg A. Woodward and Melville G. Ganoma. St. Luke's with Dy. W. P. Trapper and J. R. Bell. the Incarnation, St. Augustine and others list numerous clergy and lay leaders. Delegates and alternates to diocesan conventions are named where specified.

Ay Follo St._Thomas Georg A. Woodwari Melville Churchy Gangoma M. W Theotore W. ‘Noves John © Davidson Warry M. Clavaugh Augustus P. Crenshaw Ger John M Johnston Charles J. Bell Jousphn Thropp Gen. Woodward Melville Church St. Luke's Dy. W. P. Trapper J. KR. Bell Charles A. Tha I. BR. Wildee H.ta' Dison Robert, Rice J. Norwood D. D. Magra Tre J. AH. Holand W. W. Chanceware M. Dickinson J. E. Mayfield Bamnel BE. Watkins BL. Andrew's M. T. Endicott Joseph Burden W. Mi Sprigg George Barrie S. J. Millar Witlama A. J. Earasnaw W. Deanl Albion K. Parris Caesel Man St. Paul's Parish O. Dixon W. F. Koenig Philly K. Betly C. Faust C. Hl

Local Wardens Named in Fragmentary Notice

Fragmentary OCR lists names including Homer Guerry, Wi ke Hat, H H Roberts, Milton Whitney, and Jamen H Liehtfoot among wardens with unclear roles. The unreadable text provides only scattered names and partial titles, offering no clear event or outcome to establish a full item.

Homer Guerry Wi Ke Hat H. H Roberts Milton. Whitney Jamen H."liehtfoot

Coachieen Honors Longtime Treasurer With Gold Watch

The Coachmen's Beneficial Association honored veteran treasurer Lawrence Mangan for 20 years of service at Catholic Hall, 1120 Eighteenth Street NW. President A Stowell presented a gold watch and a token of esteem as members heard brief speeches from Smith, J Barry, E Naughton, F Tayor, Thomas Tones, and James Bender.

Lawrence Marizan Coachmen Lawrence Mangan Eighteenth Street A. Stowell Ware Smith J. Barry E. Naughton F. Taye Ior Thomas Tones James Bender

Wolter's Lips Sealed in Ruth Wheeler Case

Washington Post reports counsel for Walter Wolter claims innocence and absolute defense after the 16 year old Ruth Wheeler case. Grand jury to indict if evidence supports. coroner’s inquest also set. Lawyer Wallace D. Scott says client will not talk further.

Washington Post New York Ruth Wheeler Walter Hys Wallace D. Scott Mr. Scott Beat Sioux Falls Oak United States Ait Tredge Blanche Molineux Roland B. Molieux Wolter

Distinguished dog dies near Peary camp on Eagle Island

Portland Maine March reports that one of Peary’s famed dogs on Eagle Island near Casco Bay died. The canine, last survivor of the hardy breed used with Peary and Matthew Henson on the final polar dash, weakened by life away from the harsh Arctic conditions, and died at the summer home.

Portland Mar Flag Island Casco Hay Robert H. Peary Eagle Island Peary Tkim Matt Henson Casco Bay

Martin Reiterates Charge Against Attorney General

Colorado Representative Martin presses in the House, repeating claims about Philippine friar lands sale to the sugar trust. He demands disclosure of the Attorney General's law firm fees and involvement in a major trust litigation tied to the sugar industry.

Colorado Philippine Lands Martin Wickersham Sugar Trust Department of Justice Une Mus Trust Mar Tin Mons Suger Trust Heapsylvania Sugar Company SLING Big Lew Jane

Frances Fal som Library Named In Honor Of Mrs Cleveland

New York March 2 announcement of a $0,090 bequest by Andrew Carneys to a library to be named the Frances Falsom Library in honor of President Cleveland wife. The gift was announced at the twenty seventh annual reunion of the Western Association of Wells College. Cleveland is a member of the association.

New York Andrew Carneys

Papes Diuretic Advertisement Promises Kidney Cure

An old patent medicine promotion claims Pape's Diuretic cleanses and revitalizes the kidneys and urinary system. It asserts relief from backache, rheumatism, nervous symptoms, and insomnia, urging immediate use and warning against other remedies. The ad cites Cincinnati firm Pape Thomson & Tayne as distributors.

Mercantiig Pape Thomson & Taye Cinginnati

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