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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1909

Page

43

Southeast Merchants Press Reclamation of Anacostia Flats

Southeast Washington business leaders join a broad crusade to reclaim the Anacostia flats, citing pest holes and malarial beds as a threat to health and trade. Isidor Talmen and local merchants urge federal action to remove marshy lands, improve property values, and lure new business to the area alongside District health officials calling reclamation essential for public health.

Wercnants Washington Anacostia Isidor Talmen Pho Eighth Street Kaufman Sud Gould Kauf- 148

The California Fig Syrup Company Laxative Promise

A healthful living message urges proper timing of recreation contemplation and effort, promoting simple remedies when needed. It highlights the one perfect laxative Syrup of Figs and Senna as a truthful, beneficial product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by leading druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co

American Cities Wicked San Francisco Visited by Wrath of God

Washington Today reports Reverend Zed H Copp preached at Bethany Chapel detailing sins in American cities. He warned San Francisco as a doomed example and urged reform through moral renewal, marriage of virtue, and regulation of moving picture shows in Washington.

San Francisco Washington Bethany Chapel Thirteenth Alesha'sm Rome Barnes

Confederate General King Beaten on Road

Gen J Floyd King a Confederate Army veteran and former Louisiana congressman was attacked by Black men while walking from East Falls Church station to Falls Church. He defended himself with a knife wounding one assailant. King was arrested and jailed in Fairfax awaiting local court action. Martin, wounded in the side, was treated at Falls Church doctor and hospitalized. Warrants issued for Martin and his brother who are said to be among the attackers.

Falls Church East Falls Church J. Floyd King Virginia Congress Louisiana Plaza King Will Martin Martin Gott Feargtown University Hospital Falls Courca Fairfax George L Erwin Walter T. Oliver Bal Hawzhurst Ms Brother

Cake transport prices fuel complaint before ICC

John W Allen representing Gal rove Farm Creamery of Boston files a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging express rates on cake are unfair and discriminatory. He cites bread and other goods like ale beer elder crackers and mincemeat and argues cake should not pay higher transport costs solely to meet bread percentage requirements.

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

Dr Wu Investigates Spiritualism With Chinese Minister

Chinese minister Wu Ting-fang attended a Temple League of Spiritualists meeting in College Park Md and questioned mediums about spirits and names. He observed a medium describe a woman with two children and a Chinese official with a high rank robe, then left intending to pursue future sessions.

Wilbur Wright College Park Wu Ting-fang United States Temple League of Spiritualists Wu Chang Legation Besore de Wu Hennen Dre Wu Dr Wu Hiro de Wu Celestis Empire

Father Kearney Relected Provincial of Dominicans in U S

The Very Rev Lawrence K. Kearney of Zanesville Ohio has been elected provincial of the Dominican order in the United States for a fourth time. The provincial chapter at Brookland chose him unanimously, naming him to serve a four year term. Father Kearney was born in 1861 and has long guided the Dominican House of Studies at Brookland and other institutions across the country. His associate, Father P O Rourke of St Dominic's Church Washington, was chosen as provincial assistant and will accompany the group to Rome for the next chapter in May.

Lawrence K. Kearney Zanesville Ohio Dominican Order United States Father Kearney Dominican House of Studies Brookland St Rose's College Kentucky St Josephs Somerset Belgium Father Leped Eucrth Palace Rome Lowvian University Avila Spain Europe Kearney St. Patrick's Achool Columbus Mien Accens P. O'Rourke St. Dominic's Church Father O'Rourke Provinccals of Holy Name Society South Washington Bhurch Nagtar Georgetown University Rt Fer Wattersch Henry Watter- On

Hearst Denies Gaynor Support In Bitter Statement

Special to The Washington Post from New York dated October 1 reports William R. Hearst replying to Judge Gaynor’s attack. Hearst contends Gaynor misrepresented his promise to support Gaynor in all circumstances and asserts he supported Gaynor only while Gaynor upheld certain principles. He denies inviting Gaynor to his home and denies promising support under any conditions.

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

German Aims at Davis Office Window in Washington

A German youth, Fred Plumbum, believed to be insane, smashed a plate glass window at the Wilcox Kane & Co real estate office on 14th Street NW. He claimed that Henry G Davis owned $1,000,000 and that he had worked in a Boomer coal mine in West Virginia. Police report he has been in the U S about five years and has slept in parks.

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

Tea to Reform Colleges Says Afternoon Tea Needed

David R. Porter Rhodes scholar told a YMCA audience in Minneapolis that abolishing exams and adopting English style afternoon tea would reform American higher education. He argued tea fosters informal discussion after athletics and would counter cramped college life and focus on monetary gain.

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

General Kimball Dies at 69 Found by Wife in Bathroom

Brig Gen Amos S Kimball US retired aged 69 died suddenly at his Belmont Road home. He was depot quartermaster in New York City during the Spanish American War and served 40 years in the army, retiring by his own request. His death followed a period of apparent good health.

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's Army Career and Arlington Burial

Brigadier General Ames W Kimball served from 12 in the Ninety-eighth Infantry New York, rising through captain quartermaster, major, then colonel before retiring in 1902 with brigadier rank. Survived by wife two sons Major Ames W Kimball and Crary Kimball and two daughters Mrs Abercrombie and Mrs Russell. Burial planned at Arlington National Cemetery with typical 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 and a Saxon Engagement Rumor

Persistent rumors in St Louis circles center on Gladys Kerens and Prince Gonthier Schoenberg of Saxony as possibly engaged. The prince has been a guest at the Kerens home for a week and plans to depart for New York soon. He attended a large, informal reception at Senator Eilking’s home during centennial week and has shown interest in visiting St Louis. Prince Schoenberg, born August 30 1887 at Potsdam, is the son of Prince Victor, with Prince Otto as head of the house, and serves as a German artillery lieutenant, living on Saxony and Roumanian estates.

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Evanston Hatted Ladies Prompt Tree Trimming

Evanston officials consider adjusting sidewalk clearance to accommodate prevailing hats worn by women. Alder man W G Sherer cites current Evanston ordinances requiring tree removal within a sidewalk fringe and presses for strict enforcement to ensure safe comfortable passage for hat styles amid public debate.

Evanston Citt Council Shaffer Joseph H. Paden

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