13 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
1
A chaotic narrative unfolds of a 15 year old companion escaping mob violence after a bank hold up that netted 81 000. Slain police officer and a bystander are among the wounded as a posse closes in. The youth allegedly plans a new crime while the bandits flee toward Kansas City with loot and a stakeout continues.
Dr Nathaniel Butler of the University of Chicago warned the Central Ontario Teachers Association in Toledo that manual training should not be carried too far in public schools. He argued that emphasis on industrial education must not overlook making students intelligent humans and useful citizens, noting teachers' roles focus on individual development, not vocational placement.
Advocate General Triboule closed his case against Mme Steinheil amid uproar as he depicted the murder scene and alleged accomplice, while defense counsel pressed for witnesses to the confession. The judge and audience watched a dramatic courtroom clash with Mme Steinheil challenging the accusations and jurors reportedly evenly divided as to guilt.
Albany Ind November 1 Thomas Jefferson Hall 47 year old man who yesterday killed cashier Fawcett and wounded bank president Woodward declared that Harry Alexander a porter and James Tucker a chauffeur are guiltless. He admitted planning the robbery after reading novels and said he was sorry he killed the cashier.
Surgeon General Walter Wyman cautions during the New York sanitary officers convention that bubonic plague from India and other sources threatens the United States and that national health efforts must be constant. He praises San Francisco as the most sanitary city in the country.
Torrential Jamaica storms produce 13 inches of rainfall in a day, flooding Kingston and wiping out banana plantations. The Norwegian steamer Amanda and the Bradford of United Fruit are ashore at Port Antonio. Avalon wrecked at Woodstock Point. Railways blocked, power plant flooded, and communications disrupted as fruit trade collapses and ships are lost or damaged along the coast.
President Gomez transmits the 1910 Cuban budget to Congress showing regular receipts at 29,805,698 and a deficit of 42,049,? with a stated surplus of 519,69 despite efforts to cut personnel costs. He cites legal constraints hampering economies.
Witnesses describe the trial atmosphere as disapproval grows and the advocate general presents a theory of the case. Rumors of political interference surface as Mme Steinheil faces a verdict, with jurors influenced by public emotion. A lynching aftermath is recounted with vivid detail of the mutilated body and crowds, including women and children, gathering at the scene.
Cairo Nov 2 With Arthur Alexander safely out of town and the Fourth Regiment of the Illinois National Guard on duty, mobs unrest waned but jeers and threats lingered. Sheriff Davis said he heard no confession from the last lynching victim and that leaders promised the prisoner would be taken to the train without further incident.
In Middletown New York November 12 a romance emerged from a double murder. John Barbuoto was sentenced to death. Madalina Finio, widow of one victim, agreed to marry Vincenzo Manginelli, who sought her after learning of the killings. The wedding is set for Garfield.
George D Lamprecht former manager of Lamprecht Bros & Guvasound bank faced a jury verdict for embezzling 2932 dollars from Ralph B maworth of Lakewood who handed funds to invest in railway stock The Lamprerch firm recently began with liabilities around 30000 dollars and prosecutors alleged thousands of dollars were misappropriated amid a tense courtroom scene with Mrs Lamprecht present and no children in attendance
Officials in Washington seek a factual Cuban statement on whether Spain Cuba trade talks would erode United States customs preferences under the reciprocal treaty. The inquiry focuses on whether Cuba Spain terms could reduce the American advantage under Article VIII. Braddock Maryland rye mention adds local color to a note on quality whiskey.
Federal prosecutors move on sugar import frauds amid whispers of sealed indictments. James Bendernagel, former supervisor at Havemeyer plant, is among six charged with defrauding the government on duties by falsifying sugar weights. Arbuckle Brothers переговоры on duties continue as officials discuss possible settlements.
Forts William Loeb Jr was the guest of honor at a Republican dinner hosted by George W Wanamaker. The event drew supporters from across the country as Loeb pledges backing for keeping the right on House cleaning. Continued on page four.
In Mié etown New York on November 1 a watchman guards the Harriman grave near St. Johns Church at Arden to deter desecration by ghouls. The site is reinforced with concrete, a heavy chain, and periodic visits every half hour to deter tampering.
A cable message to Consul General Altsohul reports President Zelaya’s government forces retook San Juan del Norte Greytown on Thursday. The message notes no battle was mentioned and does not confirm any link to the occupancy of the town.
In Somerville a hypnotist named Everton demonstrated alleged heart control over hospital keeper Major James P Mayor while doctors observed. The event followed prior autopsy notes on a youth named Simpson, as physicians tested heart action and blood flow during a cataleptic state and within jail confines.
Commander Peary impressed a 1200 strong audience with the polar journey and hardships shown in stereopticon photos. The talk emphasized endurance and the pole goal while avoiding technical details and credit to rivals. Mrs Peary and Captain Bartlett attended as speakers presented his wartime service and the 20th century expedition.
Reports from New York City indicate statesman John G Carlisle III, age 44, is under hospital treatment with conditions described as serious but improving. Dr Ty Bryant of West Eighth Street notes no recovery yet, while hospital officials remain cautious about details.
Tokyo on November 2 Field Marshal Lora Kitchener received the Grand Cordon of the Fusing Bun. Kitchener was entertained on a grand scale during his stay. Madrid on November 12 King Manuel of Portugal left today for Cherbourg to embark for England. Baltimore and Ohio line 9423 to Baltimore eng Netorn, Fed e, And lomovroe vid Baltimore & Ohio BR. 1
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