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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
2
Fragmented lines mention Roosevelt, Cox, and Coxey loyalty amid a renominations push. References to Dempsey being renominated and Cincinnati Democrats favoring Mayor Althatter for another term. Historic party discussions and mayoral renomination amid campaign whispers.
The report describes a notable tennis match won by Bishop Lawrence amid the Episcopal Convention proceedings. Spectators and church officials watched as tensions and interruptions influenced the event, with various clergy and civic figures named among those present.
A fragmented report notes church leaders and dignitaries attending a Virginia convention. The piece mentions the Bishop of London and prominent churchmen among attendees, with references to progress and fencing debates at the event.
Washington homeopathic Medical Society held a session at the Olympia Hotel last night. About 70 attendees heard talks on water supply and purification and debated the menace of bacteria in Great Falls water before filtration.
The article surveys the GOP race as the national convention nears, weighing Secretary Taft, Vice President Fairbanks, Cannon, Knox, and Governor Hughes for the nomination. Cortelyou and Shaw are discussed as possible dark horses, with notes on Roosevelt’s influence and party factions shaping the outcome. A potential 1888 style brokered convention looms if no clear front runner emerges.
The piece analyzes Republican hopes to rally Shaw's allies around a joint candidate and the role of former Secretary of the Treasury to influence the convention. It notes Shaw's friction with Gov Cumming and Allison's seat, stressing the need for a united bloc to back a Shaw-Sunamina fusion and the president's stance on not seeking a second nomination.
Testimony reveals a relative of Mrs Muller alleging Miller earned far more in premiums than his $3900 salary. Details show past cohabitation at Ardsley with five servants and a costly setup. The sister’s intended marriage to Miller prompts family worries as divorce proceedings proceed.
Representatives of Brazilian interests and members of Congress arrived in Washington for a two to three day inspection of public buildings and American business methods. The party, seeking stronger Brazil United States ties, will meet leading U S officials and tour departments and nearby sites including Court Vernon.
Daniel Loughran of Northwest district slightly injured when a horse drawn surrey collided with a cab near Fifteenth and L streets. The horse frightened by a wheel dash caused the surrey to strike the cab. both vehicles were damaged.
Former Superintendent McFarland resigns as superintendent of manufactures at the Government Printing Office. A reorganization creates a Machinery Department with McFarland to head it. Constantine remains as foreman in the printing division. Johan Berg is promoted to lead the Congressional Record division.
Real estate office on Toursventh Street and New York Avenue opened last night with night staff from AB Tax Company, the first of its kind in the area. The move aims to boost consultations and business, with Edmond K. Fox and associates reporting strong initial activity.
Report from a hospital ward details John Mullen identifying Charles Weiss as his shooter in a deadly afternoon attack at Dead Man’s Hollow near Rosslyn. Weiss denies the charge while Mullen, critically injured, asserts his innocence as attorney Crandal Mackey coordinates the actions. Witnesses and officials present at Georgetown Hospital corroborate Mullen’s claim that a white man committed the crime.
The National University Law School held its formal opening last night with Eugene Carus presiding. He outlined the year's work and urged student cooperation. Dean Carus addressed faculty additions Hannis Tastor and faculty hour increases. Corporation Counsel Thomas spoke on equity jurisprudence, followed by Gen Davis Han nis Taylor, Frederick J Siddons, and George A. Hing. Siddons urged more men with legal educations and warned ignorance of the law harms citizenship.
A French dancer Ale Woingente Torquere was arrested after a first Parisian dance deemed improper. Sergeant Lee watched the show, and the case was postponed to tomorrow with collateral set at $60 for appearance.
Bertha V Brad seeks United States divorce from William C M Brand alleging three years of temper, claims she is daughter of the late John Vogt whose estate exceeded 9000000. She asks support for herself and two children and asks custody of the older four year old son Carl Brand.
Shamrock Club members pass resolutions on the death of president Frank P Burke who died Sunday. Meeting at the Commercial Hotel on Pennestrada avenue adopted heartfelt tributes praising his integrity, generosity, and civic virtues. A committee was named to arrange funeral attendance and related honors with carriages and mournful tokens prepared.
Weather expert notes unsettled conditions from Missouri Valley eastward with high pressure aloft diminishing. Precipitation unlikely except possible light showers in North Dakota and Minnesota while a chance of rain in the Canadian Prairies and Upper Great Lakes region. Delays in fishermen and steamer schedules expected with winds easing along Atlantic coast and variable along the Gulf. temperatures near 60s to 70s in the central regions with cooler nights ahead.
The Washington Chamber of Commerce building committee debated three proposed sites at a meeting held in the chamber offices. The southwest corner of Fourteenth and G streets NW was deemed unsuitable, with two other sites, at Thirteenth and F and Fourteenth and G, under consideration. Costs cited ranged from about 387 to 820 per square foot, with total site prices near 438,210, and debate focused on affordability versus site advantages as the subcommittees were asked to reconvene for further evaluation.
Investigation into the Madison Wisconsin woman’s death concludes accidental asphyxiation. Spanish War Veterans and local undertaker groups conduct ceremonial funeral at Rock Creek Cemetery with Rev Edward Slater officiating. Attendees include auxiliary officers, veterans, and friends. casket draped in stripes, flowers present.
Joseph Melton, guard escort to President Lincoln, was shot during the assassination and assisted in carrying the wounded leader to the house. He later died at his home on 46 Twelfth Street Southeast after a series of illnesses. Dr. Shelton, a Lincoln aide, described Melton as a longtime bodyguard who served at the White House and in numerous duties surrounding the martyred president.
Announcement says Pennsylvanian Railroad will move to the new Livion Station by November 1 with a plan to run into the line. Employees met with General Supt ET Bracks after a conference, noting the Connex train may be discontinued. workers would face higher costs to reach the Potomac yards at Four Mile unless changes are made.
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