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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1910

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Senator Clay Dead A Longtime U S Senator Dies

Senator Clay dies at fifty seven after fourteen years in the upper house. A respected lawyer and public servant, he focused on economic and postal issues. He leaves a wife five sons and a daughter. Funeral arrangements to be announced in Marietta.

Clay Sas Senate Tawassee College Clay Prem

Riots in Mexico Stop Students Foment Hatred

A Mexican anti-American circular by students at several colleges sparked fears of nationwide demonstrations. Consul at Eagle Pass, under Diaz, investigated Rodriguez's lynching. Mexicans in Rock Springs reportedly aided the mob. In Rock Springs and Anadarko, authorities pursue suspects as tensions rise. Escapes at the Government Hospital for the Insane in Congress Heights threaten local safety amid mass concerns.

Eagle Pass Diaz Moarce City Polies Tadac Sfuard Guadaligara Antonio Rodriguez Reek Batings Tex Antonie von Mestvan Afonio Rodugne Lem Henderson Teade Win Wao Rot Springs Rodriguez D. H. Sherrill Uvalde Anadarko Okla Oscar Goet Phim Flaskell Mary Moore Government Hospital For Cltizengs Congress Heights White New York Philadelphia Agylum Maurice Goldsmith Gritzner Goldsmith Dr. Schwinn Ena Tightfoot Schwinn

Rockefeller in Youthful Health Boost Thanks to Golf

Special to The Washington Post from Tarrytown New York November 1968 reports John D Rockefeller appears to be growing younger. He arrives at a Baptist Church with five friends and opens the door for a woman approaching. Rockefeller shows brisk steps, a ruddy color, and strong health attributed to daily golf and automobile trips. The piece humorously predicts he may live to 140 as his health improves each year.

Tarrytown N. Y John 1. Rockefeller Baptist Church Mr. Rockefeller Flo Amd Mr. Hockefeler

Mysterious Arm Markings Reported At Mayo Convent

Dublin reports describe a 13 year old Mayo girl living at Kiltimagh Convent who woke screaming from a dream of the crucifixion. Her forearm bore red markings of two crows, a cross, fetters and a crown of thorns plus scattered letters and a long letter-period from wrist to arm, examined by townspeople.

Washington Post Dublin Mayo News Kiltimagh

RICHARD CROKER RETURNING TO FLORIDA WINTER

Richard Croker former Tammany head sails from Queenstown aboard the Baltic for Florida where he plans another winter stay. He boarded in Liverpool and kept to his state room as the ship set off. He is accompanied by two nieces Mrs. W. Bowen and Mrs. A. S. Hunerbeln.

Tammany Head Florida Speria Washington Post Queenstown Nav Richard Croker Baltic Tle Liverpool

POMERENE ENTERS CANDIDACY FOR U S SENATE

Lieutenant Governor elect Atlee Pomeren e of Canton announces his bid to succeed Senator Charles Dick of Akron in the United States Senate race in Columbus on November 12. The move positions Pomeren e as a leading Ohio candidate.

Ohio Senator Dick Columbus Atlee Pomerene Canton United States Charles Dick Akron

Count Tolstoi May Be at Kaluga Convent

Count Leo Tolstoi remains missing from his home with inquiries and reports pointing to the Schamardinsky Women's Convent in Kaluga province. His daughter Alexandra and a typewriter reportedly followed him. long-standing disputes over estate management and high rents fueled his flight and distress.

St. Petersburg Lew Toled Falthough Moscow Count Tolstoi Schamardinsky Kaluga Alexandra Count Tolsioi

Fatally Stricken in Pulpit in Jamaica

New York Nov 1 Ferdinand Zesch pastor of the German Presbyterian Church Jamaica Long Island collapsed while preaching in the pulpit and died before removal from the church.

New York Ferdinand Zesch German Presbyterian Church Jamaica Long Island

Guard ballots with guns in Montana election watch

Armed watchers from both parties guard returns across Montana as disputes over fraud and tampering swirl around the tightest senatorial race. Senator Carter faces Clark Walsh and Conrad with Davies in Butte challenging results and the attorney general probing irregularities.

Montana Washingon Helena Mont Take Tesday Thomas H. Carter W. A. Clark T. J. Walsh W. DB. Conrad Davies Silver Bow County Republican Committee Butte Galen Clark

Flooded Paris Suffer Rain as Seine Rises Again

Poor residents in eastern Paris face renewed flood misery as the Seine climbs toward a predicted 7.20 meters by Thursday. Water fills Palais de Justice and other sites while authorities fear factory closures will cast thousands out of work. The Marne subsides but smaller towns remain submerged.

Seine Pont Royal Jardin Dess Museum of Natural History Austerlitz Palais de Justice Prefecture of Police M. Lupine Paris Asneres Marne

Millionaire employer rewards coachman with 6100 check

In Oneonta on November 13, Chever Henderson, coachman to retired New York manufacturer John L. G. Muller, was surprised when Muller, gravely ill, prepared two checks of 6100 each totaling 12200. Henderson, a husband and father of two, was overwhelmed by the gift as he left the bedside.

Henry Crouse Crouse Hia William AL Stone Lee Brightwood Stone Alam George Bromley Bromley Oneonta Chever” Henderson John L. G. Muller New York City Aenderson Grover Henderson

Hammond Going to Siberia to Attract American Capital

Gloucester Mass November 13 John Hays Hammond millionaire mining engineer will travel to Siberia to develop czar era mines solely to attract American capital He expects to depart later this month or by spring and will seek gold and copper properties with aim to spark mining machinery and manufacturing growth

Washington Post Gloucester Mass John Hays Hammond Siberia Hammond

Marconi Directs Transatlantic Wireless Link In Italy

William Marconi personally connected the Coltano wireless station with Clifden Ireland and Gigce Bay Nova Scotia inaugurating a new service. He later reported to King Victor Emmanuel at San Rossore detailing recent experiments and expected rapid reductions in wireless dispatch rates to America.

Piga Italy William Marconi Coltano Clifden Ireland Gigce, Bay Nova Bcotia America Marconi San Rossore Victor Emmanuel

Democrats Face Test in House With 1911 Platform Planks

A Washington scrutiny previews how the next Democratic House, elected last week, will implement the Denver platform of 1908. It notes potential Philippine policy shifts urged by Count Okuma, tariff revision aims, and the role of the new tariff board in shaping one-at-a-time schedule changes amid insurgent Republican support.

House of Representatives Democratic Party Denver Arsi Japan Tokyo Oku- Tha Philippine Islands Okuma Philippines Philippine Cubs Uhaul Oh Count Okuma Washington Spain Senate Traffé Board

Referee testifies in murder charge over Munk death

Thomas McCoy alias Gardner Bethany College end is charged with willful murder in the death of Rudolph Munk WVU captain during a Wheeling football game. Referee Homer Young testified Munk was struck from behind, fell unconscious and died after medical aid failed. McCoy surrendered later, vowing to return to Wheeling with his father and counsel.

McCoy Alias Gardner Bethany College West Virginia Munk Washington Post Wheeling W. Va Rudolph Munk West Virginia University W. W. Rogers Thomas McCoy Gardner W. W. Wickham Homer XN. Young Pittsburg Michigan University Vail West Nia Bethany Townsend Young Rogers Fred L. Maury McCoy Alunk Virginia Mees Staats Phsicians Ouldeck West Vaginia Morgantown Capt Henley Mettoy Ah- Coy Tink Shizgin Tad Ti Wate Cleian Cantor Ohio Thomas A. McCoy Warde Rvnolph Munk John BE. Meu Luther Day Bes Metoy Coumsel Tom Sam

Queen of the Gypsies and Baltimore Abduction Case

Baltimore girl Jessie Habersham, aged 25, dies in Cincinnati Hospital after giving birth to a baby girl. She claimed gypsy kidnappers abducted her five years earlier, selling her to a gypsy tribe and forcing her to live as the queen of the band. Her father hunted for years with detectives. the husband claiming to be her, Michele, disappeared years ago. The stepmother learns of the death. the Habershams are separated.

Jessie Habersham Baltimore Cincinnati Hospital Cincinnati Jessie Wabersham J. 4 Habersham Seton Hospital Gil Baltimor Miss Hapersnim St. Louie Jeypss 3. U. Michele Meade Hultymore Isle Harberham Michele Heroather St. Louis Acing de Michele Who Talies Camye Bovine Camarien Giorge Pomet Mt Lins Sexen A . W. Hatersham UL McMedies Street Flabersham Saii P Haberishem

Special rail offer to Cumberland from Union Station

Rail ad promotes a same day return excursion from Union Station to Cumberland on November 20. The trip price includes $15 for the train to Cumberland and $3.05 to Martinsburg. Highlights a cheap travel opportunity with a special schedule departing for a day trip.

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Santor Clay Dead Riots in Mexico Stop

Brief surface items note the death of Santor Clay, riots in Mexico halting activity, and a spread of sensational early 20th century crime and social woes including ten maniacs at large and protests amid a chaotic daily page index.

Santor Clay Mexico Paris Democratic Party Biddle New York China Pastor Russell Gibraltar Weekly Financial Review

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