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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1910

Page

3

Extradition Fight Over Charlton Murder Case Continues

New Jersey judge orders Porter Charlton turned over to federal authorities for extradition to Italy after he confessed to killing his wife Mary Scott Castle Charlton. The case moves to the State Department for review while Charlton may seek habeas corpus or U S Supreme Court appeal and Italy seeks extradition.

Lake Come Supreme Court State Department New York Porter Chariton Mary Scott Castle Charlton Italy Biatr New Jersey Supreme Court Charlton Hoboken Aly Lake Como Blair New Jersey Supreme Court of the United States United States Hartian

Health department blamed over milk control and street actions

Reineventing dairy interests in Mainland Virginia and the District, A S Trundle led a public health committee session urging action on milk tests and health department oversight. He warned compulsory testing could push many dairymen out of business and worsen milk scarcity while officials cited price data and market conditions from the current year. The committee endorsed the pending federal milk grade law and also approved a protest against grade crossing retention and the Southeast garbage transfer station location.

Virginia A S Trundle Danymens Association Howard of Trade Health Department Trundle Mo Tinndie A Willams Te Tllo Orpurl Tad Wather Utast Washington Citiens

Census Figures Show Population Shifts Across Cities

FCC census data released for the following cities shows notable gains from 1900 to 1910. Elizabeth New Jersey rises to 7349, Techniston to 2647, New York to 244, Wine Pex to 842, each with percent increases ranging from modest to dramatic, reflecting rapid urban growth.

FCC Seuss Census Bureau Llvabeth Techniston New York

Cotton Bill Plan Halted by Conferees in New York

New York Oct 14 Conferees fail to ratify a plan to form a guaranty company to back American cotton bills of exchange. Southern exchanges oppose it. some delegates expect European holders to extend acceptance to December 31, while others prefer inaction waiting for a shift in European acceptance timelines.

New York Edward H Holden Joseph T Talbert National City Bank Guaranty Company American Committee

Will probate dispute over Annie Clarkson estate

In probate court Justice Gould examined witness signatures on Annie Clarkson's will. Testatrix died last March leaving $34,000 to Louis P. Shoemaker in trust for husband Howard G Clarkson. A caveat by Jane Howard and Thomas Reynolds seeks a receiver, challenging validity due to irregular witness signing. Shoemaker appointed receiver. witnesses Bowersox and Fitzpatrick admitted familiarity with Clarkson's signature but ignorance of witnessing requirements.

Eaves Justice Gould Annie Clarkson George R Bowersox Michael E. Fitzpatrick Mra Clarkson Louis P. Shoemaker Howard G Clarkson Janie Howard Thomas

National Training School for Boys Exhibition Drill

The National Training School for Boys held an exhibition drill yesterday afternoon for visiting friends. About 355 boys demonstrated well drilled maneuvers in two battalions of eight companies. Company B won honors as the school band played marches around the grounds.

National Training School For Boys

Monkey Susie An Anthropoid Guest In Bronx Park Visit

Dr Richard Garner returned from Africa with Susie the eight month old educated chimpanzee. The pair rode in a taxi to Bronx Park where Susie met Baldy Mimi and others. She remained aloof, clung to an assistant, and did not join the monkey feast as Baldy hosted.

New York Richard Garner Africa Zoological Gardens Bronx Suale Welle Susle Garner Fifth Avenue Bronx Park Baldy Mimi Babe Hous Susie Philadelphia West Forty-eighth Street Dr. Germeraid Ditmarg Monkey House Gamer Dr Garner Dr. Garner Jack

Merchants Held By Mistake at New York Immigrant Station

Three French merchants aboard the transatlantic Madonna arrived at the Bilis Island immigration station for an inquiry into admissibility. Commissioner Williams’ report, approved by Secretary Nage, finds detention justified by immigration inspector Snyder’s doubts from detectives’ representations. The men were Etienne Boyer, his son-in-law Jean Raubard, and Joseph Ludovic Michel, all well funded with letters of introduction to prominent Americans.

Bilis Island New York Department of Commerce and Labor Williams Nage Snyder Etienne Boyer Marseilles Cement Company Jean Raubard Joseph Ludovic Michel

Suffrage Body Formed In District Of Columbia

A mass meeting at Building Trades Hall formed the Suffrage Association for the District to secure voting rights for DC residents. About six people attended with R. B. Tharin elected temporary chairman and John B Colpoys as temporary secretary. Next meeting set for Tuesday October 25. A committee was named to draft a constitution and by laws. Addresses were given by Walter Costello E J Ratigan Thomas Fitzgerald and BR S Tharin.

Building Trades Hall District of Columbia R. &. Tharin John B Colpoys Suffrage Association Walter Costello E. J Ratigan Thomas Fitzgerald BR. S. Tharin

Meconi Divorce Granted in District Supreme Court

In a District Supreme Court session yesterday Justice Stafford granted Vincenzo Meconi a divorce from Jennie Meconi. The husband may remarry and retains custody of their child. Jennie receives no alimony while Vincenzo pays her lawyer Hugh T Teggart $60 for professional services. attorneys P H Brown and W B Guy represented Vincenzo.

Econis District Supreme Court Stafford Vincenzo Meconi Jennie Meconi

The Hot Water Drink

Daily Diet Hints explains hot water as a morning drink to refresh a coated tongue and bad taste. A touch of salt or lemon improves palatability. It aids cleansing when late suppers slow digestion and helps those who struggle to drink water, especially in cold weather.

Mrs Maud Thompson Seeks Alimony From Husband

Mrs Maud McKee Thompson, formerly a city schoolteacher, filed a maintenance suit in the District Supreme Court against Reginald I Thompson, Hamilton School principal and Franklin School evening instructor. She claims he earns 3125 a month and barely provides necessities while owning a Glenndale Maryland home. She alleges he refused to buy shoes for their baby.

Maud McKee Thompson Reginald I. Thompson Hamilton Franklin School Thompson Glenndale

Jane Morgan to Be Bride of Hon Cecil Fisher

Randal Morgan of Philadelphia confirms London report of engagement between Jane Morgan and Hon. Cecil Fisher son of Lord Fisher in the British navy. The wedding is planned for December in Philadelphia. Miss Morgan, a noted yachtswoman, is among a handful of women holding master mariner credentials.

Cecil Fisher Philadelphia Randal Morgan London Jane Morgan Lord Fisher Miss Morgan

Miss Lucy Hayes to Wed George Bowser Young

Colorado Springs notes announce Miss Lucy Hayes granddaughter of Jefferson Davis will marry George Bowser Young son of the late Harvey Young a noted painter. No date set. Miss Hayes' mother Mrs Margaret Towell Jefferson Davis Hayes was Jefferson Davis daughter.

Jefferson Davis Artiat Colorado Springs Colo Lucy Hayes George Bowser Young Harvey Young Miss Hayes Margaret Towell Jefferson Davis Hayes

Officers On Test Ride From Fort Myer To Rockville

Gen W W Wetherspoon leads 43 army officers on a three day 9 mile tent ride to test fitness for field duty. They left Fort Myer early this morning, rode via a roundabout route to Rockville where they camp tonight, then plan a 30 mile ride to the county’s upper section before returning Sunday to Fort Myer.

Washington Pn Rockville W. W. Wetherspoon Washington Fort Myer Rockyile

Atlantic Fleet to Cruise Europe From Hampton Roads

Sixteen battleships of the Atlantic fleet will assemble in Hampton Roads around November 1 for a European cruise. The voyage will visit two English and two French ports. No cruisers or torpedo boat destroyers will accompany. Each of the four divisions spends three weeks at one English and one French port. The cruise runs from November 14 to December 28.

Hampton Roads Navy Department

Army Orders On Duty Changes For Officers Across Posts

Army orders list leaves and transfers for officers including Second Lieutenant Edwin Gun Aer and First Lieutenant Rawson Warren. Major George W. McIver and Captain Verge B Bwenzey receive reassignment while Capt William R Eastman departs for New York City as attending surgeon. Other officers relocate to San Francisco, Branford, Guilford, and Fort Mason with reporting requirements to the commanding generals and telegraphic notices to Army headquarters.

Edwin Gun- Aer Twenty Fourth Infantry Rawson Warren Fifth Cavalry Hot Springs Ark Oicer Army and Navy General Hospital Walter G Pangeld Ordnance Department Richard C Croxton Ninth Infantry Twentieth Infantry Vhce George W. McIver Verge B .Bwenzey Medical Corps William R Eastman Eastman New York City Department of the EI Robert L Richards Presidio Sen Francisco Cal Army General Hospital Edwin W Rich Fort Mason Department of California Rich Will al San Francisco T Cal

Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Report

Orders to naval officers list Ensign Mathewson to William Cramp Sons Philadelphia and others, with midshipmen and lieutenant assignments. Movements show vessels Glacier Dixie Cuttlefish Mars Hector Jwana Saturn and Bruton sailing between Solomons Island Hampton Roads Worfolk Lambert Point Newport News Newport News Villefranche.

R W Mathewson William Cramp & Sons’ Ship and Engine Building Company Philadelphia I. P Johnson D W Stuart, Jr Navy M H Alger J W Schoanfeld Quiros R W Cabanins Bainbridge Q. C. Dichman W L Helberg Glacier San Diego Dixie Hampton Roads Cuttlefish Norfolk Mars Lambert Point Hector Newport News Jwana Boston Saturn Tiburon Cal Salled Solomons Island Worfolk Norfolx Bruton Charleston Wheeling Petre Genoa Villefranche

McCormick-Loft Fire Wrecks Chicago Mansion Interiors

Edith McCormick, heiress and Dock Rockefeller's daughter, faces the destruction of her Lake Shore Drive home after a fierce blaze that gutted the interior including the drawing room and wardrobes. She plans rebuilds on the upper floors while her staff catalogues losses and fashion shipments vanish in smoke. Meanwhile social figures seek new paint for a planned lower-floor ballroom and artists like Henry Clews, Jr. contemplate commissions from Newport studios as society continues its brisk walking bouts and mountain resort chatter.

McCormick House Gene Torrance McCormcks Edith McCormick Paris McCormick Blackstone

Pedestrian Walks Seven Miles From Flag Rock To Homestead

Miss Hilda Johnson and Mrs W H Neilson join a small party Thursday along the Delafield Mountain path toward Flag Rock. On a wager Mrs Voss is listed as one of the Springs fastest pedestrians, walking seven miles from Flag Rock to the Homestead in one hour and thirty seven minutes.

Hot Springs James J van Alen van Alen Virginia Newport Homestead Judge Ralston Philadelphia George Reinecke Warm Springs Healing Springs Louis F. Bound Delafield Mountain Flag Rock Hilda Johnson Ww H Neilson Voss

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