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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
57
The report recounts Roosevelt era scenes with Sonoma Boy, a Percheron horse, and displays at the Panama Canal celebration. It describes the President’s reactions to exhibits and notes his views on Roosevelt policies, Catholic support, and home rule debates as he reflects on past administrations and the canal's completion timeline.
A U S grand jury hearing began as Lewis faced a bail setting and legal maneuvers. The court, with Anson S Fayle and attorney Baker present, considered raising bail from 1000 to 5000 while the Tustric commissioner and federal officials weighed the case. The proceeding aimed at determining the next steps in the investigation and prosecution.
A Washington Baltimore joint committee of the Washington Aero Club the Washington Chamber of Commerce and Baltimore Aero Club met to pick a site for the 1910 international aviation meet. College Park is favored though various locations were discussed with a subcommittee tasked to finalize a venue. A new aero union is planned for October with builders in Washington eyeing pooled resources to surpass existing planes.
A fragmented item reports a proprietor facing trial with police and court action. It mentions a plea of not guilty, a scheduling date, and early trial expectations, with names and places obscured by unreadable text.
An invitation from the Rochester chamber of commerce drew Secretary NeTohe to speak on contagion and labor issues. He will return to Washington on Monday from Marion, Wisconsin, where he has spent a summer vacation, after accepting the invitation.
Why not have an overcoat ready for the cool weather. Our overcoats have unmistakable style and superb fit demanded by careful dressers. Prices are no higher than you would pay for penets mace. Schwartz and Pelzman Reliable Tailors at 605 Seventh Street.
Rex Ay Tiistam of New York proposes a Swedish church in Washington with sermons in Swedish and rites conducted in the Swedish Church. After a Northwest tour he found many willing to support services to be held Sunday nights at the Lutheran Memorial Church until Rev Mr Douglas arrives to take charge. Levi McLaughlin is named as a relative. Mrs M L Grove of Big Pool dies, sister of Levi McLoughlin.
A September 21 meeting of the Washington Gangs Club passed a resolution thanking The Washington Post for its magnificent regatta and prizes. Odell L. Whipple, president, praised the paper’s generosity and said aquatic sports will greatly benefit. The note, dated September 23, expresses sincere appreciation.
Autograph awards and a stylish reception at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters highlighted a Washington event. President Gude and Tesac Gana presented trophies to victors in the automobile floral parade as women guests helped enliven the evening. Navy yard workers and other winners received prizes amid a lively display of cups and practical awards.
Sir Thomas Lipton confirms he is ready to race for the America Cup under universal rules but refuses the older 06-year rule. He plans to sail from England to New York soon with a challenge to the New York Yacht Club, but insists the deed of gift terms must be respected to cross the ocean on her own bottom.
The district of Columbia branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its annual convention at Tinanvel Baptist Church on Sixteenth Street and Columbus Road October 6 and 7. A second city convention runs December 12 to 18 with delegates from many national organizations. Committees and speakers include Mrs Clinton Smith and Rev Clinton Howard. A street parade in January is under consideration to showcase Loyal Temperance Legion children and Washington participants.
Alexander Grant, superintendent of the sallwas mall earyle, will lead division superintendents to Washington on October 1 for a conference. The goal is to determine how the service can be more efficient and economical, with experts attending to recommend reform of the mail system.
Col Edward B Pratt Thirtieth Infantry ordered before an arms loothing board at Vancouver Barracks Wash for examination. His career noted from Virginia in 18? and service in the Infantry. The district reports the university opening last evening and mentions his assignment in the local college. Judge Leighton aided by Mrs Corkery files for divorce from Maurea F Corkery after alleged abuse including striking and breaking a water pitcher. Gield travels to Seattle on department business. J R Gasking to act as chief clerk during absence.
Robert Pearson, auditor for the Interior Department, tendered his resignation effective December 1, saying opposition from South Dakota senators has embarrassed the President and he seeks relief from political entanglements. The move stems from a feud between Senators Gamble and Kittredge and the rise of South Dakota’s Cook Civ fold, with Lieut. Governor Shorey named as successor in the Interior Department.
Commander Peary received a tribute aboard the Roosevelt during a Hudson Fulton naval parade demonstration. Attendees included Annis Pesk Duffield Osborn and Ray De Chapman with messages from Mrs Donald McLean and the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution praising discovery, knowledge, and peace through national unity.
Tyrue of Washington writes to the District of Columbia commissioners about a cursing parrot and a noisy rooster. He notes neighbors’ objections and seeks guidance on legal steps, claiming no existing law requires a permit or enforcement for the birds. He asks where he stands and what to do.
Washington College of Law begins its fourteenth annual session in new quarters at the Cheshy Building on New York Avenue Northwest. President Ellen Spencer Mosher welcomes students and notes largest enrollment, coeducation, and a new postgraduate master’s degree program.
Beginning Sunday a revival at Gorsuch ME Church will run for two weeks. Evangelist Willam D Laumaster of Danie will lead services with strong rhetoric and pulpit presence. Local congregations have shown interest, and further engagements may occur this winter.
The Woman Missionary Society of the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church will host delegates at Epworth Church Sevent h and A streets northeast from October 3. About 10 delegates arrive today led by Mrs Maria Gibson president of the WFM. Bishop A W Wilson will preach the opening sermon and Miss Hilawue Wagner will discuss the church’s missionary work. sessions planned through Tuesday.
Telegram from Houth Acton Masa reports A M Lothrop rapidly improving at his summer home Bem Moodyard Lothrop near Acton. He left last night to confer with major business partners on important matters.
A fragmentary weather digest details temperature ranges and wind across regions while a Washington Port dispatch notes the Young Men's Christian Association held its annual felt rally with about 650 members present. Plans for war love department work are outlined by several directors as songs, cheers, and gymnastic stunts close the event.
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