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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1910

Page

12

Taft Urges Pension Reform Plan Approved by Cabinet

A contributory civil service retirement plan drafted by the Civil Service Council gains President Taft and his cabinet approval. A petition to Congress will circulate through all government departments requesting enactment of a suitable retirement law for superannuated clerks. The petition argues the U S should join civilized nations in providing retirements funded by contributors and tied to average salary and length of service.

the Civil Service Council Congress Civil Service Council Taft HC Allen S. A Jones George A Warren Uniter States Ana Nis Capinet Tednge 116 Service Council United States

Keel Laid for dreadnought ship in Philadelphia yard

Amid wartime haste a keel laying ceremony occurred at Fore River Shipyard for one of two dreadnoughts to be constructed for Argentina. Officials including Admiral Cac and Argentine naval engineers witnessed the event with American company representatives present.

Philadelphia Fore Tarday Company Tartay Cons 'Enon Adm Cac Argentina Amer

Two Representatives in Critical Condition After Illness

The two legislators, one from Pennsylvania and Humphreys from Misagupprra, lie critically ill after contracting a heart illness. They were brought to recovery funds as they near hospitalization in Washington. The Mississippi congressman was also reported critically ill, forcing him to leave Washington weeks ago due to disease.

Cook Pennsylvania Humphreys Humphrey Creenville Wiessissippi Wasners & Mul Cii

Stamp contract let for period of ten years

A bid was submitted to the Bureau of Sany and printing for a ten year period starting January 2191 for the manufacture of stamps. The contract aims to reduce government expenditure by about £82 on stamp production, with the contract awarded to the chosen bidder after evaluation.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Trtcurock Bureau of Sany

Cruiser Makes 23 Knots for Von der Tann In Race

The German navy reports its 1900 ton cruiser Von der Tann reached 28 knots in a race past the mouth of the Elbe. Launched at Kiel on March 19, the vessel demonstrated speed and performance during tests.

Germany Kel Det Tann Elbe Elamourg

Vessel Katahdin Reopens After Fire Damage

The vessel Katahdin, damaged by a fire during a shelling incident, will be pumped and inspected. Experts estimate it will be afloat again within a few days after securing the low water line and removing debris.

Naci Armance van Katahdin Fetomac Indian Head

Gored by maddened bull kills farmer in Washington

A 20 year old farmer, Jamex Vaughn, was fatally gored by a bull he was leading into a barn in Washington. The animal charged and killed him before bystanders could drive it away.

Washington Pa Jamex Vaughn

Coburn and Colburn Seek Receiver in Pavement Contract Dispute

William Coburn and Joseph Colburn petition the District Supreme Court to appoint a receiver for $8605.21 held by the U S treasurer from a 1908 pavement contract worth $99,000. The filing names George Evans Edwin Hay John Johnston Canon Rudolph and William Judson as defendants and asks dissolution of the partnership.

Wiliam Coburn Joseph B Colburn Edward L. Gets District Supreme Court Lee Me Ctung United States George W Evans Edwin B Hay John ‘A Johnston Canon Rudolph William V. Judson Hay

HOTEL CHAMPLAIN BURNS NEAR PLATTSBURG

Fire destroyed the Hotel Champlain near Bluff Point south of Plattsburg. Sixty employees escaped by windows and porch pillars as the five story wooden structure burned. The Delaware and Hudson Railway Company owned the hotel. losses listed at 420000 with 23000 insurance.

Lelaware and Hudson Albony Champlain Bluff Point Melen Plattsburg United States Infantry Delaware and Hudson Railway Company C . Sims Blu McKinley United States Tait Port Ofllan Henry Lake George The Delaware and Hudson Company

TWO LEGAL POSTS FILLED

The general term of the city court announced two important appointments. John E Laskey is named to head the bar examination committee and prepare real property papers, succeeding the late Jessa H. Wilson. Ralph De S Quinter becomes examiner in chancery and referee in equity proceedings, a Georgetown University Law School graduate of 1908.

Thia City Lla Waugh Associeta Gould End Wright John E Laskey Jessa H Wison Laskey Ralph de S Quinter Juntlee Gauld

Attack Beef Indictment in Chicago Court

In Chicago Judge Landis hears the National Packing Company and its ten subsidiaries challenge an indictment accusing a beef trust of restraint of trade. Packers’ attorneys claim the instrument lacks sufficient detail, does not cite a crime or facts, asserts a three year statute of limitations, and contends the indictment alleges no interstate commerce, location, or operating existence, arguing that a mere combination is legal.

Chicago Beef Trust Landin United States District Court National Packing Company

Sugar Trust Trial Confession and Pardon Link Revealed

Oliver B Spitzer former dock superintendent for American Sugar Refining explains why he did not confess, saying a dead man would be implicated. He cites pressure from prosecutors, murder fears, and a pending pardon that arrived before his testimony. The government hinges on stenographer Musa Viola C Mertens’s records about technical sugar weight statements, with Heike and Gerbracht alleged receivers. Trial to resume with witnesses tied to these documents as Stimson aims to wrap by noon.

New York Oliver Bpitzer American Sugar Refining Company Taft Atlanta Henry O .Havemeyer Sugar Trust Spitzer Charles R Heike Mer- Icen Auger Refining Company Elt Havemeyer Clarence Lesow Stimson Henry 0 Tam Spitsé Spitezer HO Havemeyer Ernest W Gerbracht Quinn Sugar Pitzer oMeidis Iely Wall Street Putte Pitser Hns Morse Wibrary Theodore A Havemeyer Legow Sit Spitzers Musa Viola C Mertens Heike Gerbracht

Comets and their fates a glimpse through history

A 1910 era summary recounts comets and their elusive journeys. It traces Lexell and DeVico lost comets driven by planetary gravity, Bielas twin comet events, and notable meteor sightings, including a Mazapil iron meteorite linked to Bielas's tale, ending with remarks on vanished celestial wanderers and their elusive futures.

Lexalls de Vico Cambridge Observatory Mazapil Mexico Btela Ts Brorgens Klel Blela Grat Anipulated Literary Press

Pickpocket Returns Wallet With Ticket and Draft

A courteous pickpocket helped a Japanese businessman aboard the Majestic by returning a wallet that contained a steamship ticket, a London draft for 250, and $9 in cash. A messenger boy delivered the wallet with a note saying Many thanks, while the cash was missing.

New York Majestic Kyosuka Twal London

Historic Blunston oak destroyed at Darby Pennsylvania

Last night's storm toppled the historic Blunston oak in Darby pa a towering relic linked to General Washington and his Continental army in 1777 The hollow trunk had been cemented years ago by local women to save it and now lies wrecked under a broad storm sky referring to the army’s August 1777 march toward Chadds Ford.

Washington Darby Philadelphia Darby Pa Chadd's Ford

Army Cup Race at Pimlico Delivers Washington Officers Visit

Field of fifteen horses entered from Forts Ethan Allen Myer Thomas and Washington barracks. Gen Clarence Edwards will represent the President at Pimlico as Army Cup revival attracts officers from Washington and nearby forts. Gov Crothers and other officials plan luncheon. Washington Jockey Club hosts guests including Samuel Ross HM Roster Dulaney and Dr James Lyre.

Washington Port Baltimore Pimlico Clarence Edwards Benning Baltimoe Edwards Maryland Racing Association Washington Gov Crothera Adit Warfield M Wng Ety War Department Maryland United Hunts Committee Washington Jockey Club Messra Samuel

Hetch Hetchy Hearing Opens on Water Supply Decision

An oral hearing opened before Interior Secretary Ballinger to decide if Hetch Hetchy Valley in Yosemite should be used as a future San Francisco water source. A three engineer panel reviews data on San Francisco’s current supply and the Garfield permit for Hetch Hetchy use while interests’ engineers present views.

San Francisco Secretary of the Interior Garfield Lake Jicanor

Reports on Marietta Court of Inquiry Findings

The Court of Inquiry, after weeks of investigation into the alleged dirty condition of the gunboat Marietta, completed its work and sent the report to the Navy Department. Commander Frank K. Hill USN commanded the vessel during its Central American tour. A court of inquiry, instead of a court martial, was convened to determine responsibility for the ship’s state, with Rear Admirals Barker, Davis, and Bradford as members.

Cpurt Varietta Navy Department Central American Marietca Portsmouth Navy Yard Frank K Hil Usn Marietta Tropics Hui A 5 Barker H Davis R HB Bradford Navy

Culebra Slide Threatens Panama Canal Work

Engineers urge action on the Culebra Slide as two million cubic yards of material shift toward the canal cut. Several buildings including the post office clubhouse and hotel may be displaced as foundations crumble, prompting evacuation and urgent labor mobilization on the isthmus. The Panama Railroad rent was deemed unnecessary for April while the executive force payroll again topped two thousand. The main force comprises West Indian and European laborers.

Panama Canal Culebra Bama Panama

Land Restored to Public Domain in Arizona Idaho

The Interior Secretary restored about 606686 acres in central Arizona withdrawn in 1901 for forest use to public land. The area sits in Yeyppaf and Maricopa counties. Additionally about 79000 acres in Idaho once set aside for irrigation projects were returned, including 31000 acres in the Boise land district and 48000 acres in the Blackfoot district.

Arizona Yeyppaf Maricopa Idaho Boise Land District Blackfoot

Army Order on Leaves of Absence and Promotions in July

The document lists leaves of absence for First Lieut Dawson and several officers, with July 1 to August 8 effective dates. It details reassignment, reporting instructions, and reliefs across multiple units including infantry, cavalry, and artillery, naming officers such as Jesse Michell, Davin A Bese, and Nathaniel Po Rogers, among others.

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Naval Officers Ordered to Duties in Various Stations

Orders issued listing naval officers and assignments including Commander AH Davin Auty command Te som Comat RE Crank to duty Wisconsen and Bath for Lieut Comdr L McNamee and Lieut ET Constoln to duty. Movements of naval vessels include Ashed-sluiser on Provincetown, Charteston from Shanghai to Yokohama, and Delaware Breakwater to Annapolis.

AH Davin Auty Wisconsen Y Stirling Fr Bath L McNamee Naval Bar Cri Kewport RT Chat Row Henderson Kes Schenectady WY Esrea Ti Carter Navy Provincetown New York Speers Town Annapolis Charteston Fm Shanghai Yokohama Toflaas Delaware

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