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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1914

Page

10

Death near for J B Harriman amid war linked illness

J B Harriman lies at his Mount Kisco home with physicians warning death is imminent. The veteran banker and broker, long troubled by digestive ailments, faced a crisis deepened by wartime experiences in a volatile zone, as relatives and Washington Circle members gather at his bedside.

Washington Washiington New York Bortien Harriman Mount Rise Plarold Barclay Barlay Barmmansys Mount Kisco Tuesda Mi Hlarman Houtimann Pars Sisce Harriman

Four New Bishops Named by Episcopal Church

Four bishops were proposed by the Episcopal Church in a bid to consolidate dioceses. The nominees included figures from St Paulshire, Spokane, Salt Lake City, Nevada, and New York. The proposed plan to reduce bishops to ten was defeated, with potential mergers of Nevada Cuba and Porto Rico dioceses discussed but unsuccessful.

Mauneanois Brie Tuda Episcopal Church Sessenders St Paulshire Hie Cai Rhee Bill Presch Osyer Toe Alwaase Spokane Rey Pal Kons Salt Lake Cisdimaese George Coolidge Hants Beracay Beracay al Droves) of Nevadi and the Hey Hiram ii Hulg of New York Cuba Nevada Portabio

Burglar Choked By Man Ends In Death

A colored burglar was choked to death by Joseph Winkler after allegedly attacking Winkler’s wife and son. The violent confrontation occurred as the intruder confronted the family, prompting the fatal struggle. Police investigations follow as details remain unclear.

Joseph Winkler Winkler

German and French Views of the War on Yap Seizure

Hermann Ridder argues Yap's capture by Japan is a minor German loss but a major strategic danger for the United States. He warns the Pacific will tilt toward American or Asiatic control as Japan secures Yap and other Pacific bases, pressing for U S vigilance and trust in Tokyo.

New York Yap Carolines Berlin Java Japan United States Germany Pacific Philippines Hawai, Midway Island Guam Samoa Hawaii Ferman England Tokyo London Herman Ridder

German Reprisal on Antwerp Seems Likely

From the Courrier des Etats-Unis the piece argues Germany may raze Antwerp in reprisal for Belgian resistance. It notes Belgium’s retreat to the coast with Antwerp at risk, cites 42 centimeter shells, and quotes Minister Havenith in Washington vowing Belgium will never surrender.

Antwerp Courrier Germany Belgium Havenith Washington

Silliman to Seek Amicable Settlement in Mexican Peace Talks

George R. Silliman, Wilson’s special representative, left for Aguascalientes with Carranza and Villa delegates to press for an end to anarchy in Mexico City, guarantee protection for foreigners, and secure favorable terms for Vera Cruz evacuation while avoiding recognition of Carranza. Gen. Bliss reports steps to shield Americans as gun battles flare at Naco with Maytorena.

George R. Silliman Carranza-Villa Wilson Carranza Mexico Aguascalientes Villa Mr. Silliman White House Vera Cruz Silliman United States Mexico City Bliss War Department Naco Gen. Bliss Col Hatfield Second Cavalry Douglas Aziz Maytorena Hill F. & Elias Col. Guilfoysle Ariz

Fragmented List of Maryland Banks and towns

A jumble of bank names and city references appears, listing institutions such as National Bank of Baltimore, Maryland savings and trust entities, and towns like Port Deposit Hagerstown Towson and Frederick. The passage reads like OCR noise with numerous misspellings and partial names, conveying a registry of financial houses rather than a cohesive report.

Meet National Bank of Port Deposit Hagerstown Bank Mariland Surety & Trust Co, Towsen National Bank

Mayto Rena Concedes Limited Yaqui Control In Naco Shelling

Protests over recent events yield Mayto Rena's admission he cannot fully command the Yaqui fighters who form much of his force. Shells falling on Naco Sonora caused little damage as the munitions seemed defective and unreliable.

Maytorena Naco Sonora

Fritz Elected President of National Postmasters Group

A H Fritz of Quarryville Pennsylvania was elected president of the National Association of Second and Third Class Postmasters of the United States at the convention in the New National Museum yesterday. Andrew Price of Marlington Virginia was named vice president HA Hopkins of St Clair Michigan secretary and treasurer Atlantic City was chosen for the next meeting site. Charles M Galloway of the United States Civil Service Commission urged cooperation with the commission to recruit the best workers for the Post Office Department. Postmasters from Southern States were hosted at the White House in the afternoon.

A H Fritz Quarryville National Association of United States New National Museum Andrew Price Marlington HA Hopkins St Clair Mich Atlantic City Charles M Galloway United States Civil Service Commission Post Office Department White House

War Tax Battle Opens as Townsend Attacks Democrats

The war revenue bill faces continuous Senate consideration after a favorable report by the finance committee. Townsend blasts Democratic mismanagement while Ashurst lauds the President. The plan taxes wine, funds administration, and delays final action toward late next week.

Townsend Ashurst Senate Simmons Finance Committee

Letter to Senator Opposing Taxation Burden on Low Income Goods

Public spirited citizen James O'Donnell writes from 904 First Street and Rexall stores network to urge senators to avoid extra taxation on essential medicines and pilot goods used by the poor. He argues retail druggists cannot absorb the tax and that higher costs fall on consumers, warning it would worsen the cost of living while praising labor and small business.

Washington United States Supreme Court of the United States Rexall James O'Donnell

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