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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1907
Page
11
The text presents a garbled list of names, roles, and possible nominations with scattered phrases. It appears to reference a meeting or convention and mentions candidates or positions without coherent context or clear outcomes.
In Washington Countys heated race Democrats and Republicans avoid firm predictions as temperance groups and dealers back different options. Clergy and local organizers back party nominees while campaigners in Hagerstown and surrounding areas discuss floral versus logical options amid a complex political landscape.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a melodramatic piece with garbled names and scenes. It mentions a tatte or tale of ut and a friend of the poon, with references to a theater and dated frames, leaving the context unclear but suggesting a sensational or lurid crime or nocturnal setting.
An unclear fragment describes a search for people with no sucre and perceived losses, mentioning months and names in a confused text. The readable elements suggest a local plea or missing person note with references to friends and a prom event.
A clipped, garbled report notes a rumored quarrel among vaudeville figures Thalia Felaneye and Keii Proctor Williams and a stalled negotiation. It mentions Erlanger and Verwees and a stalled conference with no deal reached, with reference to Keith Prostar Williams and associated commissions.
Fragmentary notice reports a death connected to an assassination, mentions a mother and son, a body to be buried, with names and places garbled in OCR. Details remain unreadable. no clear event date or location can be confirmed.
Knox faces opposition as Republican hands in Allegheny County headquarters report weak support. The piece notes Knox's Pittsburgh links, campaign strategy, and local party tensions. It mentions figures such as Barchetfield and Roosevelt era references, with no firm victory beyond an active bid in the state race.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses remedies for rheumatism and acidity with references to external treatments and medicines. The text is garbled and does not present verifiable facts or a coherent report. No identifiable people, dates, or organizations are clearly stated.
The Army faces opposition as a new service pay bill is pushed in Congress to end the mounted infantry pay disparity. Officers Glenn, Stewart, and Blom are cited in protests arguing for equal pay with mounted troops. Aimed to present a united front, proponents seek quick passage to address perceived inequities before adjournment.
Thomas Redman, a colored man, claims two colored men accosted him Saturday night seeking to buy shotguns. He says William Dawson was taken to Took at Freemans court, choked and robbed, while Redman was restrained by Dawson and a woman searched his pockets. Dawson was arrested by Officer Ben dricka of the Second precinct and will be sent to the Police Court.
Dr Marr of Fresco Cal received a telegram claiming his son A N Marr was killed by a switch engine near the Movanen House Fresno. After verifying no body could be found, investigators traced the message to Purdy and tried to locate the bearer Willlane Shychlef. The case prompts an inquiry into the telegrams and the fate of A N Marr who had worked for the United States Forestry Service in California.
Central American leaders and ministers from Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador will convene in Washington for a two week peace conference likely to start in November. Key figures include Senor Policarpo Bonill, Senor Luis Andersen, Dr Antonia Harres Jauregul, and Dr Jose Wadruiz leading Costa Rican and regional delegations to seek an end to international wars.
The Eight Days mission opened yesterday at St Paul Methodist Church Northwest Street with morning and evening services conducted by Pastor Ray F Settles. The subject was The Sword of the Lord and the weekend address was by Paul Before Fellx. Evening sermons will feature Rev W H Balinger Rev HV Regester Rev W P C Gse and the church pastor. Navy reports flag the gunboat Bitono placed out of commission at Cavite on November 1. The Bitono was among Dewey era ships sunk at Manila Bay later raised and assigned to various duties in the Philippines.
The funeral of Mrs Ads B Dtelernon who died Thursday was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her residence 440 Fourth Street North. Services were conducted by Reverend Samuel Hiediewe pastor of Calvary Baptist Church assisted by Reverend Ourvatur Raster of Kendal Baptist. Surviving are Hermstond Wilma H plekerson of the Pencey Yala Railroad and a son Willyeon nin pears old.
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Sir Oliver Lodge, a leading English scientist, argues science cannot disprove immortality. He defines the soul as the governing inner essence shaping consciousness and will, while the body serves as its instrument. He likens mortal decay to art destroyed by fire, asserting matter and energy endure beyond change.
John Thornton and Richard Blas, both mentioned, were involved in a G2 altercation. Thornton suffered five knife wounds to the left breast neck and hand and is in serious condition. Kies was arrested by Officer J C Broderck at the Ninth precinct on charges of stabbing Blas.
An Ohio Bell railroad laborer, Vineincy Becalla of Hallan, reportedly fell into a subcellar basement near Umar Union Station yesterday morning. He sustained head and body injuries and was taken to Casualty Hospital. condition uncertain.
A garbled weather bulletin from Weather Bureau Washington reports a likely storm path across the Great Lakes and New England, with cold wind shifts and possible strong gusts. Forecasters note brisk west to northwest winds, with freezing-temperatures and gusts affecting New York, Boston, and nearby regions. Authorities urged precaution as travel may be disrupted.
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