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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1909

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Taft Review In Portland Lifts City Parade Night

President Taft’s Portland visit featured a living flag drill by 21 000 students, a rose bouquet from Portlands youths, and a warm reception after a dramatic parade. He praised Oregon senators, toured the War Verley Golf Links, and addressed crowds at the Portland hotel and a farm gathering.

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Suspect Wright Linked to Taft Assassination Plot

Reported in Chelmsford Center born Arthur G Wright aged 23 involved in a hoax death claim while under investigation for alleged plots against President Taft. Wright, once in Seattle, had a Lowell police badge and a lineage of a large Chelmsford family. Secret Service notes Chioe Wilkie to visit El Paso before Taft Diaz meeting on October 16.

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Draper Renominated as Massachusetts GOP Clears Platform

Boston Oct. 2 The Massachusetts Republican convention renominated Gov. Eben Draper for a second term and unanimously backed United States Senator Ledge for re election. The platform attacks an income tax as a state question and argues its use should be decided by the legislature. It lauds Taft administration and the new tariff law as beneficial to labor and promises future tariff guidance from a permanent commission.

Boston Massachusetts United States Ledge Eben Draper Louis A. Froth Ingham William M. Olin Elmer A. Stevens Dana Malone Henry E. Turner Republica Congress Taft Lelief Tari Commission

Wright Soars 1 600 Feet With Crown Prince at Potsdam

Orville Wright, American aviator, flies passenger Crown Prince Frederick William to an altitude beyond 1,600 feet at Potsdam Tempelhof field. The ascent lasts about fifteen minutes with the prince aboard and culminates in a rapid descent. Wright notes no official measurement but estimates around 1 600 feet and discusses wind conditions and remarks from the royal party.

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Stetson ousted as Christian Science head in New York

Boston report says Mrs Auguste Stetson, longtime church leader, was stripped of authority by church directors for radical teachings and alleged improper methods. The move follows a long inquiry into her teaching, with accusations of instilling an erroneous doctrine and potential immorality.

Washington Post Boston New York Auguste E. Stetson Alfred Barlow Mother Church Church New York City Eddy Augusta Stetson Della Gilbert Christ Scientist Church Auguste Stetson

Ancient on Long Trip by Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston began a long journey from Fanueil Hall by special train to Fall River then by boat to New York. They will cross to Jersey City, travel by train through Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Pittsburgh to Chicago where 25 members and a band will march. They then move by train to Milwaukee arriving Monday.

Bnston Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Boston Faneuil Fall Rive New York Jersey City Philadelphia Harrisburg Pitsburg Chicago Milwaukee

Omaha Car Strike Ends Reinstates Workers With Seniority Rights

In Omaha Nebraska on October 2 the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company restored the striking workers to their former positions. The men, who halted work on September 18 to protest running requirements, are reinstated as individuals and with seniority, and they waive their right to run for the next shift.

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Leper From Mexican Camp Reported Near Brownsville

Mexican immigrant camp near Brownsville is reported to harbor a leprosy carrier, with authorities noting a well developed case. The finding comes as officials route the person via a transit path toward California, amid broader immigration concerns.

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Gun Fight Ends Fatally Near Mathew Flowers Farm

In Moultrie Georgia on October 2 a sixhanded pistol clash at the Flowers home left Bert Williams dead and Wright Flowers dying. John Hast and two kin are at large, accused of shooting Williams and the Flowers brothers amid a family estate quarrel over Nathan Flowers’ estate. Sheriff Hoyd pursues the armed trio as tensions rise in the county.

Moultrie Old Home Island Mathew Flowers Bert Williams Wright Flowers Wiliam Flowers Hoyd John Hast Ttia Willams Flowers Nathan Flowers Ciildren John Hunt

First Aid Teams Compete in Coal Mine Corps Test

Wilkes-Barre Pa Oct 2 first aid teams of coal companies representing thousands of employees competed today for prizes offered by the National Red Cross Society under the direction of army medical corps officers who acted as judges. The event aims to gauge readiness of trained first aid workers to serve in war time with the anthracite region expanding its corps. Local and national Red Cross officials attended as army medical officers noted the value of the program.

Warhington Wilkes-Barre National Red Cross Society Altigars Th Medical Cocpy United States Secretary of War Anthracita Abs. Muckle Charles “Lynch Charles’.R. Heys Olds Gapl Howard Bailey Secretary For War

Cheyennes Restless After Sun Dance Spreads Fear

In Cheyenne Wyoming on October 2 uncertainties grow as about 3,000 Indians from nearby camps move toward Sheridan area. Settlers fear unrest and possible clashes as regiments of Cheyenne Trojans appear near the redstration site, with tension mounting after several days of activity.

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Gazzam to Daughter Antoinette in Corne Damages Case

Antoinette Gazzam of Corne seeks damages over alleged alienation of her husband Gazzami in a hinged dispute. Marshal Clark alias Prof. Nitro, an astrologer from Chisago, is linked to the case as he pursued ties with the young woman during a California trip this year.

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Scientists seek Copenhagen appeal over Cook Peary records

The American Geographical Society seeks Copenhagen University consent to release Dr. Cook polar records for joint review with Commander Peary. If Copenhagen relents, Cook would avoid submitting to a joint analysis by Ira Remsen and others. An Explorers' Club committee is to assess Cook’s Mount McKinley climb and may call Cook to provide further proof.

Peary Doctor—Explorers’ Club Committee Mount McKinley Washington Post New York University of Copenhagen Cook Pearl American Geographical Society North Pole Peary Arctic Club Eagle Island Son Ag Weston Harry Whither New Haven Salem Altka Whitney Bir Whitey Marshall Saville Mount McKinles Saville Alaska Mount McKintey Club

Maryland Fight Over Negro Voting Rights in Maryland Amendment

Maryland voters face a constitutional amendment to restrict the negro vote. Democrats argue it targets only Black suffrage, while Republicans warn it also harms illiterate whites and naturalized citizens. The measure includes a grandfather clause and a property qualification, amid a campaign highlighting race and immigration in Baltimore’s diverse districts.

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