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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
9
The testimony outlines a chaotic night involving Philip and Macaboy at Norris saloon and a hotel, with Macaboy pressing for debts, threats over a dice game, and Philip firing in defense. Witnesses describe Macaboy as quarrelsome and dangerous, while Philip’s actions are framed as protective amid mounting tension and threats.
The Washington Post bulletin describes unsettled weather across the Atlantic coast and inland regions with increasing showers and thunderstorms. Regions from Hatteras to New York expect gusty winds, rising waves, and possible thunder squalls, while rivers including the Potomac near Mercers Ferry show muddy conditions. Temperature readings and sunshine estimates accompany tide and river data for the day.
Vintage ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic that builds appetite, strengthens the body, and clears fatigue. Claims safety under the Pure Food and Drugs Law with no advertising changes, offered in liquid or chocolate Sarsatabs at 100 doses for one dollar.
A party statement argues Bryan must win two thirds on first or second ballot. It estimates 477 delegates for Bryan, 131 likely uncommitted, and 171 undetermined, with Louisiana Maryland and Virginia pivotal. The six DC delegates are contested, and Johnson could win if uninstructed delegates favor him.
De Grover Carl Gilbert of the United States Geological Survey awarded the Walker prize of $1000 for scientific discoveries and investigations in natural history by the Boston Society of Natural History. The prize, established by William Johnson Walker, is awarded every five years to notable contributors. Previous recipients include Alexander Agassiz, Joseph Leidy, James Hall, James D. Dana, Samuel H. Scudder, and Janet A. Allen.
Assistant District Attorney Proctor filed charges in Police Court yesterday against Golden & Co and F Rogerson & Co Incorporated on the Pure Food and Drug Act. They alleged sale of storage eggs labeled as absolutely fresh. A warrant for Frederick Rogerson was issued and Rogerson was arrested on a $600 bond. Golden & Co received a summons to appear in Police Court.
James A Baker was found guilty in Federal court in Philippi West Virginia of tampering with U S mail and murdering telegraph operator and station agent Edward Hutchinson at Clairinden on December 2. He was sentenced to life in the penitentiary and refused an attorney, handling his own defense.
Pant Henry Adams chief of the Interstate Commerce Commission division of accounts and statistics plans to resign to return to the University of Michigan as head of political economy. Charles Lutz of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad is expected to succeed him, with Adams renowned for pioneering railway accounting later copied abroad.
Mrs Frances Richards of 1746 Street Northwest sues for divorce in Ohio court and claims Deputy Marshal Louis Suter rough handled her while serving a subpoena. She alleges the officer grabbed her shoulder and tried to thrust the paper as she ran away.
Miss Ruth Beaver of this city and Miss Dordaylinson of Oakland California received diplomas yesterday at the Madeira School for Girls commencement in the New Willard Hotel ballroom. A large audience saw Laura Drake Gildean of Barnard College deliver the address and Rev Ulysses Pierce of All Souls Unitarian Church offer the prayer as Prof Hammers Orchestra supplied the music.
President Roosevelt and Secretary Loch bypassed formal wear as a warm day pushed frock coats aside. Roosevelt appeared in a cream colored flannel suit with low cut shoes while Loch sported a blue serge suit and Panama hat. Visitors and lawmakers sought relief from the heat, crowding around electric fans and noting the President’s more casual attire. Oregon Representative Fills kept a firm grip on his hat and hair, delaying fans’ relief until others could share the breeze.
Richad Johnson a 28 year old former servant arraigned before Judge Kimball in Police Court for stealing one quantity of clothing from P V De Graw. Johnson faced three counts and was sent to jail for nine months in default of $90 in fines. He must refund $28 to the complainant or face an additional three months. Formerly employed at Mr De Graw’s home on Maryland Avenue Northeast.
The St Francis de Sales Church at the site of the historic Queren t1tpl el on Rhode Island Avenue and East Nineteenth Street Langdon will be dedicated tomorrow at 4 o'clock. Rt Rev A A Curtis will preside assisted by Res David H Burl DD from Gerrestown University and Rev Co Moo uk gate pistor of St Anthony Church Brookland. Sermon by Rev E A ac of the Catholic University. Rt Rev Bishop D J OConnel will be present with local clergy and Knights of Columbus Ancient Order of Hibernians and Catholic Knights of America. Music by Holy Cross College student choir. Ceremony led by G A Dougherty of the Catholic University and Rev A. Mark wastor of ti jehureh.
Judge DeLacy yesterday imposed his first death sentence by ordering the Osborne dog shot after neighbors reported vicious behavior and multiple bite injuries. William Middleton, 13, testified about a badly lacerated arm. The dog was surrendered to the pound and euthanized per the court order.
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