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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1910

Page

3

Trade Fairly Active Progress in Cotton Goods

New YorkNovember 18 K G Dun and Co Weekly review of trade notes activity below high water mark with signs of improvement in steel and iron centers and firmer prices in some districts. Demand is stronger for upholstery and men s wear while yarns and leather goods hold steady with reserve contracts noted for 1931 devices and spring lines.

New York K. G. Dun & Co Orchetpal Ino Nes New England Rermen Ulstreat Yeporia

Court hears mandamus bid over school vaccination mandate

In a Supreme Court session Justice Anderson heard arguments over a petition to force admission of a child to a public school despite vaccination concerns. Proponents argued no condition requiring vaccination violates federal education law, while school officials cited compulsory education statutes. The judge stated the matter is under advisement.

Supreme Court Mothe Adams School Hey Cant Congress Board of Education Stanton Ica Justice Anderson

Chauffeur Held as Thief and Fraternity Debate

A chauffeur from Sixth Street Northwest was arrested at his home by Fifth precinct police on theft charges after the break in at William J. Harrison’s garage. Seven tires and two tool boxes were taken, with some property recovered. Separately, Catholic University debated whether college fraternities are desirable, with the negative side prevailing.

Mera RO Sack UK Sixth Street Custave Lurten Sisth Slack William J. Harrison Simon Guggenheim Colorado Henator Senate Guggenheim Harrison Washington Sifth Catholic University Debating Society MacMehon Hall Charles (Pansil Joseph Roulin Tennessee J. Philips New York H. Andrew Dre Lennox Melody Spensley

Mexican Uprising Fears Sweep Texas Border

Reports from Laredo and El Paso detail fifteen Mexican secret service men in Texas and arrests of eleven operatives in Buena Vista. Marathon braces for a possible raid as revolutionaries move toward the border. Navy dispatches note Mexican consul Villasana finding no solid links to Rodriguez’s killing at Rock Springs and optimism among Mexican workers in Rock Springs.

Chisos Texas Marathon Mexico Boquillas Laredo Tex Areane Secret Service Rio Grande United States el Paso Buena Vista Mextco Cananea Rock Springs Rodriguez Ingane Las Vacas del Rte Jonsul Villasana

Mother of 19 at 35 held for neglect charge

Philadelphia story reports 35 year old Mrs Anna Kelly mother to 19 children, 14 dead, held for questioning by Coroner Ford over alleged neglect in death of her nineteenth child. she argues that motherhood protects her from prosecution. Also notes death of Elizabeth Cole, wife of Assistant Attorney General J Herbert Cole, from tuberculosis in El Paso.

The Washington Post Philadelphia Anna Kelly Ford Elizabeth Cole el Paso Tex J. Herbert Cole United States Lapeer Mich

Pilgrim Society Hosts US Navy Officers in London Luncheon

In London the Pilgrims Society hosted Vice Admiral Lambton and Rear Admiral Murdock for a luncheon with 35 American Atlantic fleet officers in uniform. Lambton argued ships are not the sole navy strength factor, noting torpedo boats can sink larger ships. Murdock praised cross Atlantic friendship and the society’s work to bind English speaking nations. A guard mount at St James Palace drew large American sailor crowds.

London Pilgrims’ Society Gravesend Hedworth Lambton Joseph B. Murdock Edward H. Seymour Richard G. Kinghan F.C. D., Sturdee Francis 3. Powell Ellenborough Robert Baden-Powell Hely Hutchinson Sinclair Henry Mortimer Durand Washington Hiram Maxim Percy Sanderson New York George Reid Earl of Cawder Brassey Herbert Beerbohm Harryda, Brittain The Pilgrim Society Lord Roberts Admiral Murdock United States Navy Lambton Hedworth Murdock St. James Palace

Famous horse loses in Indies saddle horse class

Walter Winans displayed Queen Light, a bright chestnut saddle mare, as a premier example in the Indies saddle horse division amid a strong field including Rosalind and Chanticler. Queen Light won easily while Rosalind took second.

Walter Winans Queen Light Clare A. Knapp Rosalind Avondsie Farm Narla Avondale William H. Moore Burgomester Robin Hood Paul 4

Rage agitator flogged banished from Cismont scene ends

D C Cale Vary a self styled Abyssinian prophet stirred race tension near Cobham Louisia county Virginia. He was captured by eight locals after a long search, forced to kneel for whipping, and banished from Cismont with a pledge not to return within 20 miles. The mob delivered a severe thrashing using riding crops and barrel staves as he pleaded and prayed. Twenty shots greeted the train as it left.

Charlottesville D. C Cale Vary Nogto Abyssinia Louisvine Cobham Keswick Cismont Mahanes Thelma Louisa County Calvary Cotton Forge

Elopers Message terse in Baltimore telegrams

A Baltimore couple eloped and spent their honeymoon in Philadelphia. Identical telegrams dated Philadelphia announced “Married today” from Ruth Morgan and Edgar G. Williamson. The pair were seen with Myra Fields in Williamson’s car. Mr Fields had not heard from his daughter by nightfall.

Baltimore Sallianore Philadelphia Felippe Broadbent Edwin F. Fields Ruth Morgan Edgar G. Williamson

Typhoid Held In Check At Naval Academy

Annapolis Md Nov 1 no new typhoid cases have developed and only one midshipman remains suspected. All typhoid patients are improving except football captain Midshipman King whose case is not critical. Authorities continue the inquiry into the outbreak cause and John A McCown of Texas is nearly recovered from typhoid.

Annapolis Naval Academy King John A. McCown Texas

Queen of Gypsies Buried in Baltimore Funeral

The burial of Jesse Habersham Michele, Baltimore society girl who married gypsy king, took place at Loudon Park Cemetery. She died in a Cincinnati hospital recently and had disappeared from her home five years earlier to join the gypsy tribe, later ruling as queen after marrying King John Michele. She was a descendant of Francis Scott Key.

Michele Baltimore Jessie Habersham Loudon Park Cemetery Cincinnati Francis Scott Key John

Judge W L Jeffries Dead in Culpeper Va

Culpeper Virginia November 18 Judge William L Jeffries aged years died at his home after a brief illness. Born in the county he graduated from the University of Virginia in 1874 and began law practice there. In 1886 he became judge of Culpeper county court serving until 1904 when county and circuit courts merged. His wife three sons and four daughters survive and he will be buried with Masonic honors.

Culpeper William L. Jeffries Jeffries University of Virginia

Ancient Swindle Fails in Brooklyn With Money Machine

Three Austrians billed as notorious crooks and one Brooklyn man were arrested in a Brooklyn saloon for using a magic money machine scam to swindle a secret service agent out of 900 dollars. Police say the gang has netted about 103000 in the past year.

Brooklyn Washington Post New York Secret Service Yereman Bureau of Engraving and Printing Washington Solomon Stramlaufer Arverne Long Island Samuel Dresler Boris Padolsky Whamshoro Coughlin

Heroic 4 year old saves sister dies in accident

In New York on November 18 4 year old William Van Brunt of Third Avenue saved his sister Madeline aged 6 during a game of tag. A truck approached as he shoved her to safety but he was crushed by a horse and wheel before he could escape.

Washington Post New York William van Brunt Third Avenue Madeline Frank Crepeau

Society at the Show at Washington National Horse Show

Rockefeller visited the National Horse Show in New York in box 62% on the Garden south side. He studied the horses as Winans explained care. box party included Mrs Winans and Mrs Guan M Hutton of Baltimore. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt’s visit sparked chatter as she passed McKim in Vanderbilt's box. Alfred G Vanderbilt hosted a luncheon with guests from Lancaster, Sears, Dennison, Morse, McKim, Ford, Cox, Wharton, among others. Fashion notes: Mrs C W Watson of Baltimore wore tan cloth and ostrich feather trim. Mrs Willam DuPont of Orange, Va, wore gray with brown feathers.

Speelal New York John D. Rockefeller Walter Winans Mr. Rockefeller Winans Guan M. Hutton Baltimore J. Howard Ford Cox G. Mifflin Wharton C. W. Watson Willam DuPont Orange

Flonzaley Quartet Sways Washington at Columbia Theater

An enthusiastic audience heard the Flonzaley Quartet with Adolfo Betti Alfred Tochon Ugo Ara and Ivan i d archambeau in Washington. The program opened with Mozart G major and featured Debussy and Haydn quartets with praised technique and phrasing. In Anniston Ala a printer is charged after dynamite destroyed the composing room at the Anniston Not Blast print shop causing losses of 1500 to 2000. A warrant for Jack P. Adair follows. A Public Service Hearing is set for December 7 by the Interstate Commerce Commission to clarify regulation of telephone and telegraph companies.

Columbia Theater Washington Flonzaley Quartet Adolfo Betti Alfred Tochon Ugo Ara Ivani d'Archambeau Tetro Mozart Debussy Haydn Soto Ad Bertl Washington Post Anniston Ala Jack P. Adair W. F P. McCartney McCartney Adair Interstate Commerce Commission

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED

A catalog of juvenile titles from Penn Publishing and others with prices, including Betty Wales on the Campus, A Little Princess of the Pines, Glenloch Girls Abroad, Peggy Owen Patriot, A Freshman Co ed, The Young Continentals at Bunker Hill, An Annapolis First Class Man, Midshipman in the Philippines, A Senior Quarterback, Captain of the School Team, Grandpa's Little Girls Houseboat Party, Felicia's Visits, The Admiral's Little Housekeeper, Lefty and the Twins, The Rambler Club's Winter Camp, The Rambler Club in the Mountains, The Cruise of the Sally D, Ashton Kirk Investigator, Phrenology, The Silent Isle, and various other juvenile and general works with publishers and prices.

Penn Publishing Co Philadelphia Betty Wales Margaret Warde Aliesa C. Wiggins Glenloch Grace WM. Remich Peggy Owen Lucy Foster Madison Aliee Louise Lea Bunker Hill John T. McIntyre Juvenlle Annapolis E. I. Beach Philippines Lisut. Comer Yates Stirling, Jr T. Tmuxton Hare John PF. Earl Grandpa Alice T. Curtis Felicia Elizabeth Lincoln Gould Admiral Lefty the Twins Helen 8. Griffith Rambler Club W. Crispin Sheppard James Otis Ashton Kirk John T. J. Johnson McIntyre Charles H. Olin G. P. Putnam A. C. Benson Congress Marion Harland Messina Heggio R. R. Belknap A. T B. R. Wood Theodore Hoosevelt G. P. Juvenile

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