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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1907
Page
20
Mrs Bradiey recounts intimate relation with former Senator Arthur Brown at the Maleish Hotel and elsewhere. She describes love, a child born in 1900, a threatened divorce, and plans to move for privacy. Jurors show pity as she details devotion and accusations within the Salt Lake political circle.
Mrs Bradley testifies the former Senator controlled her absolutely yet says she was very happy in his presence. She describes him as brilliant and scholarly, fond of friends, vindictive toward enemies, dominating those around him, with strong intellectual attainments. She recalls Brown driving to her home in summer to take a drive while her baby was sick.
Mrs. Bradley recounts intimate letters and a coded relationship with Senator Brown in Salt Lake City. She details forged reconciliations, an all night interview, a revolver later linked to Brown, and promises to wed as legal battles and family strife unfold.
The fragment details Myra Bradley Brown alleging marriage promises tied to a divorce. A noted confrontation with A H Kelly and a claim of a threatening note in Brown’s handwriting are cited, with mentions of a visiting daughter Ale and a third child during the eventful period.
Mrs Bradley testified of alleged pressure from Senator Brown in 1905 06 as she faced marriage and motherhood rumors. She recounted broken promises and shifting devotion, with Brown reportedly urging relocation and promising marriage before a December confrontation threatened her sanity. She nearly collapsed on witness stand as details unfolded.
The Washington society of engineers held a memorial gathering for Pierre Charles L'Enfant at Hubbard Memorial last night. Superintendent of the Coast Survey presided with 30 members present. Lectures by Leighton and Brock White discussed L'Enfant’s personality and the original plan for Washington. Green noted obscured buildings affecting perspective and urged razing. After adjournment, attendees viewed a diploma signed by President Washington awarded to Maj. Enfant.
The notice cites the northwest corner at Fifteenth and Pennsylvania Avenue and designates Charles J. Bell as President.
Superintendent Chancellor denounces a secret star chamber style investigation and charges the board of education with unlawful acts. He contends the board manipulated charges, violated open meeting laws, and acted without authority while seeking his resignation. He seeks a fair, impartial inquiry before a proper trial board.
The Washington Stock Exchange holds its annual election today with Thomas L Hume expected to win a further term as president. Hume has led the exchange through a pivotal year and earned broad support among brokers for his credit and satisfaction in office.
Fort Lockport Nov 1 Special to the Weekington Fort Rumor links Rev M Clair Hathaway rector of Grace Molact Church with a young society woman. Vestry members and supporters urged resignation while Hathaway denies being asked but hints some members may have pressed him. The church is prominent and has recently seen the curate Rev Wallace Watts resign amid the controversy.
Weather bulletin reports widespread disturbances across Texas New Mexico and the Midwest causing rain and colder snaps. Northwest warmth and Pacific spread with generally fair conditions toward Thursday while Atlantic coastal winds rise. Storm warnings remain along Gulf Coast and approaches to Corpus Christi and Grand Banks traffic.
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