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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1909

Page

13

Merchants Unite For Anacostia Flats Reclamation Crusade

Southeast Washington business leaders join a public health drive to reclaim the Anacostia flats. Isidor Talmen and Kaufman clothing shop owner urge government action to eliminate pest holes and malaria beds that deter commerce and raise mortality in the area. District Health Officer Dr. William C Woodward warns the flats’ reclamation would curb disease and boost property values and regional commerce.

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All Who Would Enjoy Good Health by Proper Living

The piece argues health hinges on night living and balanced recreation contemplation and effort, with medicines used wisely. It promotes a wholesome remedy available via California Fig Syrup Co’s Syrup of Figs and Senna as a preferred laxative, urging buyers to seek the genuine product from the company and druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co

American Cities Wicked Visited by Wrath of God

Washington audience hears Rev Zed H Copp warn that American cities suffer from wickedness tied to saloons and moving pictures. He cites San Francisco as doomed and urges reform through a conscious community effort led by leaders like Postmaster Barnes to cleanse the capital and restore moral governance.

San Francisco Washington Bethany Chapel Thirteenth Alesha Barnes

Gen King Beaten on Road near Falls Church

Confederate general J Floyd King was attacked by several colored men while walking from East Falls Church to Falls Church Saturday night. He defended himself with a knife, injuring one assailant. two others, including a man named Martin, were wounded. Martin and his brother were later sought by warrants. Gen King was arrested and released on bail to appear October 16.

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Express rates on cake challenged by Gal rove Creamery

John W Allen representing the Gal rove Farm Creamery of Boston petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging unfair and discriminatory express rates. He argues cake, bread and similar bakery items incur similar costs but cake faces higher charges unless accompanied by 50 percent of bread.

Interstate Commerce Commission John W Alen Galrove Farm Creamery Boston Mass Ht J

Dr Wu Probes Spiritualism with Mediums in Bethesda Visit

Chinese minister Dr Wu Ting-fang attended a Temple League of Spiritualists meeting at College Park Maryland. A medium claimed spirits hovered beside his aide Wu Chang and described an unnamed woman and two children. Dr Wu questioned the readings, pressed for names and attire, and indicated further interest in ongoing investigations.

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Father Kearney Reappointed Dominican Provincial in United States

The Very Rev Lawrence K Kearney of Zanesville Ohio is elected provincial of the Dominican order in the United States for a fourth time at the Brookland Dominican House of Studies. His election follows a four year cycle and he plans new seminaries and St Patrick’s School in Columbus. Father P O Rourke of St Dominic’s Church Washington is named provincial assistant and will join the May Chapter of Provin cials in Rome.

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Hearst Says Gaynor Misstates Support Claim

Special to The Washington Post New York Oct 1 William R Hearst issues a statement in reply to Judge Gaynor who charged he had broken a pledge to support him He denies promising to back Gaynor under any circumstances and says Gaynor misrepresented his position He asserts he has defended principles and that Gaynor has deserted them and his friends. He also denies inviting Gaynor to his house and says Gaynor came humbly to see him.

Washington Post New York Wiliam R. Hearst Gaynor Judea Gaynor Hearst Murphy Rudolphs Block

Man Wrecks Washington Office Window In Delusional Rant

A German 2 years old, Fred Plumbum, shattered the plate glass window at Wicox Kane & Co in F Street NW, claiming he worked in a Boomer coal mine and that Senator Henry G Davis possessed $1,000,000. Witnesses say he is likely insane, ranting about money and a former senator. Police note he has been in the U.S. about five years and recent reports describe him as dressed poorly and talking to himself.

United States Henry Gassaway Davis West Virginia Davis Washington Fred Plumbum Wicox, Kane & Co F Street Northwest Wylcox First Precinct Boomer Company Boomer Wia Polie Belore Hoboken

Tea to Reform Colleges in America

David R Porter Rhodes scholar urged abolishing examinations and introducing afternoon tea as an English university custom. He spoke at YMCA auditorium about The New Custom asserting tea time fosters conversation on life and society. Porter warned American college life is crowded and pushes students toward monetary greed.

Rhodes America Washington Minneapolis Minn David R. Porter United States Porter

Gen Amos S Kimball dies at 69 in Belmont Road home

Brig Gen Amos S Kimball U S retired aged 69 died suddenly Sunday morning at his Belmont Road residence after apparently being in good health. He served 40 years in the Army and retired by his own request in 1901. During the Spanish American War he was depot quartermaster in New York City, a key post for supplying forces in Cuba.

New York City Bevm Artington Amos S Kimball U.S Belmont Rosd Army Kimball Arlaing Mia Kimball Tis Point War Department Cuba

Brig Gen. Kimball Dies. Arlington Burial Planned

Brigadier General Kimball, veteran of the Ninety-Eighth Infantry and quartermaster, served from 18xx to 1902. He leaves a wife two sons Maj Ames W Kimball and Crary Kimball, and two daughters Mrs Abercrombie and Mrs Russell. Burial is set for Arlington National Cemetery with military rites.

Kimball New York Quartermaster’s Department Arlington Maj Ames W. Kimball New York City Crary Kimball Chicago W. F. Abercrombie Got. Abercrombie Fth Infantry Fort Wight Wath Huger Russell Maj Russell Signal Corps Fort Amvenworthy Arlington National’ Cemetery Poat

Frince Guest of Kerens in St Louis Visit Engaged Rumor

Persistent local talk centers on Gladys Kerens and Prince Gonthier Schoenberg of Saxony as an engaged couple. The prince has stayed at the Kerens home for a week during Centennial Week with informal entertainment, plans to depart for New York Tuesday, and to Berlin soon.

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Evanston Council Moves To Trim Trees For Hats

Evanston women wear large hats prompting a push to prune trees along sidewalks to keep paths clear and safe. Alder man W G Sherer argues existing rules require removal of trees near the curb, and the council supports enforcing the ordinance to relieve hat wearers’ sidewalk distress.

Evanston Citt Council Shaffer Joseph H. Paden

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