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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1906
Page
2
The Cabinet met at the White House to discuss the Cuban crisis with President Roosevelt aiming to restore order and protect American interests. Key figures like Knox Foraker and Taft were present, with Magoon slated for Cuba and Winthrop staying in Puerto Rico as plans evolve.
A quiet wedding in New York City united Gordon Montgomery Buck of New York City and Miss Carrier Peyton Wheeler, youngest daughter of the late Gen Joseph E. Wheeler. The ceremony occurred at the Wheeler homestead, witnessed by intimate relatives, followed by a brief stop at a historic spring once a neutral Civil War gathering place.
Two companies of the Fourth Infantry from Fort Thomas Kentucky arrived to garrison Washington Barracks. Commanded by Capt Wilkinson and Lieut Downe they total 105 enlisted men to guard government property while Engineers Battalion serve in Cuba. Maj Chester Harding orders to command until Maj EE Winglow arrives.
Pars October 2 Dr Ferrer Cuban representative filed resignation with the Provisional government and today received a cable from Senor 2 Havana’s State Department chief urging him to name Gov Taft and inform Havana. Senor Quesada Cuban minister may stay after cable asking withdrawal of resignation. Gen George F EMOOT orders thirty six water sterilizers and field telephones to be sent to Cuba aboard the next transport to Havana, per Marine Corps officers’ suggestion.
Brig. Gen. Frederic Funston designated to command all American troops in Cuba after a rapid mobilization. First Expeditionary Brigade formed, with eleven transport ships chartered to move horses, mules, and equipment from Newport News to Tampa and Cuba. Additional orders detail officers, lumber, water sterilizers, and harbor lighters as crews prepare Camp Columbia and Havana operations.
A youth was shot by Blunton after a noise on a stairway prompted a confrontation. The victim died in hospital despite doctors efforts. Blunton was arrested but later released on his own recognizance after a magistrate's hearing explained the shooting.
New York World reports Mrs. Platt seeks divorce from aged Sen Platt amid disclosures about her hurried trip to New York and alleged efforts to secure a blanket denial from the senator. W B Busby loses job after gossip swirls around the Platts and Carmody denies leaking facts. Frank H Platt remains silent as lawyers maneuver.
A Missouri physician testifies to Postum aiding his long term nervous heart trouble after stopping coffee. He credits heart improvement to the coffee substitute and says he prescribes Postum for patients whose coffee worsens health. The ad cites Postum Co of Battle Creek Mich and a booklet titled The Road to Wellness.
Michael J. Ryan described America’s role in backing Irish nationalism at the United Irish League convention in Philadelphia. Five Irish residents in America helped sway a parliamentary vote by July 28 boosting home rule prospects. readers nationwide mobilized, with Philadelphia sending two voters. The event featured addresses by Tay Pay O’Connell and Mayor Weaver, plus a large treasury report showing $64,508.90 raised, with Pennsylvania leading. John Redmond sent a cable reaffirming Irish unity and continued American support for independent policy.
The President contemplates delaying his Panama tour next month if Cuba unrest worsens or if disarmament of the revolutionists demands his presence in Washington. He believes no likelihood exists now that the trip will be canceled, but if evidence of unrest appears, the Panama visit will be postponed to after Congress adjourns next spring.
Paris dispatch reports French commercial representatives in Cuba praising the provisional government and supporting any regime that preserves order while not altering the open door. Philadelphia notes the cruiser Brooklyn sails from League Island with 400 sailors and heavy stores, en route to Cuban waters to arrive by Friday.
Difford W. Hart ridge, counsel for Harry K. Thaw, refused to confirm if an insanity commission will be sought. He declined to discuss future legal plans while Thaw faced daily alienist visits. Tomorrow’s exam by Dr Charles G Wagner was reported, with Kee man visiting Tombs to meet Hartridge.
Territorial conventions in Honolulu nominated delegates to Congress. Democrat E. B Lanahan, a local attorney, is the first white man named for office in the islands. Republican Prince Kaijamanagte and Home Rule candidate Charle Notley also named for key roles.
A sensational tale recalls Senator Platts marriage to Mrs Janeway amid family intrigue in New York. An informant describes the Holland House scene, a hurried ceremony, and a dramatic confrontation over an agreement amid misidentified identities and a confounding twist in Mrs Platts favor.
Weather notes report a developing barometric low in the North Rocky Mountain region with no rain in most areas yet. Gulf Coast and Atlantic states receive showers, with warmer midwestern readings and variable winds along the coasts. Tide tables, river bulletin, and local temperature highs and lows are listed, along with a Navy Yard Bowl League recap and scores.
Mrs. Gay Robertson of 1912 Sixteenth Street Northwest was taken to the Washington Branch Sanitarium at 2 Town Circle. Physicians say she cannot make a statement. She has suffered since summer from rheumatism, and friends believe the Platts’ troubles have aggravated her condition.
National WCTU President Mrs L M Stevens of Maine tells 13 Maryland delegates at the thirty first annual convention that the organization will not rest until the sale of army canteens is ended. Mills Anna Gordon vice president attends and backs the pledge.
A Japanese midshipman, Asahi Kitagaki, arrives at the Naval Academy in Annapolis after missing the opening events due to rail delays. His illness has fully cleared and he is reported in fine physical condition.
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