10 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1907
Page
1
A chaotic crash near Port on Quality Wing leaves one dead and about thirty injured as cars rammed together. Authorities report initial details amid a busy city scene with many bystanders and responders European.
Irregular notes report a demand to add drapery to a portrait and a protest by Sargent against alterations. The scene unfolds over several days with factions divided and tempers rising as critics and supporters clash over artistic integrity.
A grand royal celebration at Sandringham marks the king and queen's birthday with a public display of jewels, a dragon of processions, and greetings from foreign royals including the Queen of Portugal. Speculation surrounds health, security, and potential public demonstrations as London prepares for related events and a planned show in Windsor.
A garbled story from the New York area recounts the marriage of Helen Maloney to Arthur Herbert Osborne. Details include a registry in Mamaroneck Westchester County, the officiant Walliam A Boyd JP, witnesses Marion Graham and FH Bord, and Osborne’s stated residence. The piece notes alleged family tensions, name changes, and rumors of a conflict over Miss Maloney’s suitor family, with references to England and Spring Lake.
In Pittsburg on November 3 a masked group attacked a money car carrying miners pay near Library and Pideyenne. Guards fired back as explosions and gunfire echoed through fogged tracks. several attackers and guards were wounded, and a miner suspected of involvement fled toward the Monongahela Valley. The attack followed warnings of a planned hold up as miners protested pay arrangements, with authorities pursuing suspects through wooded areas.
Charles H. Perkins, former Burlington system president, reportedly donated 41000 toward aid for depositors of a failing bank in which he held stock and was a director. The action occurred without his knowledge, with Charles Dawber named president of a large Chinese bank and former Comptroller of the Currency.
An Italian painting of the Talisa school, shipped from Florence to Eaglewood New Jersey, arrived damaged after a summer purchase by Dan Fellows Pratt. The frame and canvas were cut and washed, suggesting possible interception by a rival who destroyed part of the work en route.
Fragmented report shows rising plague death toll and high mortality rates with city and county hospital care ongoing. Mentions cases, discharge numbers, observations, and suspected cases under medical surveillance as officials track the epidemic.
Today’s issue opens with a sweeping index and notices across politics, crime, culture, and science. Names such as Helen Maloney, Edwart, and MNBays appear amid reports on a house plot, a royal trial, and a gamble on tawault bandits. Industrial peace plans, new revenue district chatter, and diplomatic notes frame the day alongside society features, theatre, and a travelogue of shipping and engineering feats.
A chaotic scene over Philadelphia Harbor as a balloon parade rivaled by gusts tests German precision and aerial defenses. Officials warn of danger at sea while crowds at City Hall cheer a rapid landing and homeward march despite challenges.
A chaotic multi story batch describes the Pommern balloon flight from Philadelphia toward New York with Dr Julian F Thomas and five others aboard. It reports a strange craft sighting near Governors Island, the balloon’s passage over the East River, crew details, and reactions in New York society while also touching on a Boston poison case involving Walter Baker and detective sleuthing abroad.
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