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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1909

Page

18

Taft in Texas and Falls City baby kiss scene

The Taft presidential tour through Texas included a Falls City stop where a four month old baby was lifted to the President’s arms amid cheering. Taft joked about kissing and noted the resemblance to President Cleveland as security and officials watched the crowd.

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Taft Grants Mercy in Pardon for New York Man

The Taft administration granted clemency for Lor Mae Zelt of New York City, commuting six months of velment and a $100 fine for removing cigars and related offenses involving unpaid internal revenue. The pardon, urged by the district judge and attorney general, reflects extenuating family circumstances and innocence concerns. The report notes Zelt’s prior petitioning and outlines the broader context of Taft’s mercy decisions and related political movements.

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Churches Sign Delegates for Tax Convention Gatherings

The article notes many churches signaled delegates to the tax convention to be held soon. Committees and pastors from Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, and other denominations plan meetings at Lincoln to map smaller gatherings and final program details for the Washington convention.

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Mob in Lebanon plot ends with failed ambush

Fragmentary report details a mob of up to 100 men moving from a farm toward Honaxer to intercept officers transporting a prisoner named Little. The plan involved rifles and pistols and a telegraph link between Gnds and Lebaner. Communications broke down and the operation collapsed amid confusion.

Woota Geri Jer Arom Lebanon Honaxer Catalea Lebaner Turiet

Hurricane Branch Incident Reported at Sleepy Flode Mall

The fragment describes a possible incident at a Sleepy Flode mall involving Hurricane Branch and individuals Sam Hoke and Renoldy. Sam Hoke was arrested and fined after asking Renoldy to leave. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or dates.

Sleepy Flode Sam Sam Hoke Renoldy

Reclamation of Anacostia flats eyed by district leaders

District commissioners plan to push for federal funds to reclaim Anacostia flats and improve the Eastern Branch. They await the Taggart land titles report before submitting an estimate, hoping a private enterprise partnership may aid the project and boost Southeast trade and property values. Local business leaders and physicians advocate reclamation to improve health and sanitation and spur growth downtown.

Sepers Featern Congress Anacostia Flats Secretary of the Treasury Taggart Anscostia River Alay Department of Justice Department Evry Joutheast Haines Jabbeble Sats H McKee National Capital Bank Euty South Saxt HC Emrich Wood Cost Deater Ctly Thel Dgor Emile Malane Tam Southers Terial Jonn Herg Baker Meinberg Eugene Schwab Schwab

Veteran Spanish American War veteran dies by own action

Conrad Genenger a three year veteran of the Spanish American War committed death by inhaling gas yesterday morning. Despondency and unemployment reportedly led to the act. He recently worked at the Shoreham Hotel and at a Southeast saloon, living at 69 N Street Northwest. Found by his landlady, police aided his transport to Homeopathic Hospital where he died minutes later. Acting Coroner Glazebrook ruled death by own action.

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Domestic servant elopes with money and valuables

A servant employed by Mr Sokalnin Du disappeared with more than $156 in cash a brown satchel a gold watch and a money order after leaving at 9 o clock yesterday morning. Police were notified as the owner reported the missing valuables and a check.

Sokalnin du Abe Sokslak Sokaleki Bolalakko Ratie Flokstski

Journeymen Tailors Meet At Costello Hall

At a meeting of the Journeyman Tailors Union of America in Costello Hall last night, 40 members were added to Local Union No 18 in the past two weeks. D G Bigga presided and spoke, with job B Leonom introduced as general secretary and AFL treasurer. Higgs urged stronger organization locally.

Sabors' Union of America Costello Hall Sixth G Streets D G Bigga Louis Biggs Jobo B Leonom Hicomington American Federation of Labor Higgs

Higher Fees in Medicine Seen as Incidental Duty to Humanity

Prominent Washington physicians discuss the impracticability of a uniform fee scale across the United States due to diverse conditions. Dr I J Wharton and others contend fees are incidental to a physician’s duties, that many services go unpaid or partially paid, and that doctors often treat patients with discretion, sometimes without charge. They emphasize the profession’s social duty and that public knowledge of true earnings would be surprising.

Washington New York United States I J Wharton Concord Ex Wharton

Taft Era Clash Sparked by Virginia Campaign Meeting

A Virginia campaign gathering at the Alexandria county courthouse featured U. S. Senator Thomas Martin and Rep. Carlin sharply denouncing Taft era policies and Republican efforts to shift Virginia from the “soft South.” The event, led by Richard C. Magill, included Kent and Slemp critiques as speakers and culminated in launching the Alexandria County Good Roads Association to advance rural road improvements and public education on road policy.

Fitate Virginia United States Thomas Martin Carlin Alexandria County Old Dominion Taft Martin Nquor Judge Mann Sood Richard C . Magill Robinson Moncure Representative Carim Capt Kent Washington Kent Guatemala Bascom Stemp White House Bascom Slemp Marshal Lowry President Taft Mms Main California Virgina Republican Party Maryland Garfield South My Martin Philippines Good Roads Associaton Acme Inc Charles E Laariter Dinwindie County Wilson State Highway Commission

Weather Conditions Report From Depe of Agtentone Region

A weather bulletin describes a moving weather system in the Atlantic states with rain near the lower Mississippi Valley and southeastern Rocky Mountain area. It notes a cold high pressure area in the northwest, tropical disturbance travel near Jamaica, and expected unsettled conditions with winds and showers along coasts and higher inland regions. Temperature readings and humidity levels are listed for multiple times midnight through the afternoon, plus sunshine hours and comparisons to last year.

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Local Roads Associa tion Elects Officers and Plans Campaign

The new association selects officers including President A D Torreyson and Secretary C H Greathouse. Vice presidents include Dr J Taber Johnson for Washington district and W Wibert for Arlington. D A Rust represents Jefferson district. Treasurer is George H. Rucker. The group aims to recruit members to fund improvements and educate taxpayers about road benefits.

A. D Torreyson C H Greathouse J Taber Johnson Washington W . Wibert Arlington D A Rust Jefferson George H. Rucker

Stranger dives to river as fisherfolk and police seek body

A mysterious tall man wearing a wide brimmed hat and a long black overcoat leaped from the Twelfth and O streets wharf into the Mastetra Branch at 6 16 last night. Fishermen and police dragged the riverbank and surveyed the stream for hours but found nothing, the search continuing with patrols and boats scouring the area.

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High Masons Converge at Washington for Supreme Council Meeting

The biennial session of the Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction opened at the House of the Temple Washington. Richerson presided as Sovereign Grand Commander with most officers present in what may be the largest exalted rank gathering here. Delegates from Canada and the northern jurisdiction attended as chairs and appointments were announced, highlighting growth, memberships, and upcoming international events.

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Old Swindle Nets Lodging For Box Of Clothes At Hotel

Charles Meyers released from District jail allegedly used a lodged scheme at the ib bitt House to obtain board and $25 by shipping a pine board and old newspapers in a box to himself. Detectives traced the description to Meyers, a recently discharged inmate, who disappeared after the setup drew suspicion.

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