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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1907

Page

16

Ten Thousand Coast Artillery Recruits Urgently Sought

A War Department statement from Avillers Corp headquarters warns the coast artillery faces its worst shortage in years with 10 000 able bodied men needed for 33 months. Officials report heavy attrition, officers scarce, and many trained soldiers leaving for civil life as better pay and quicker promotion lures away talent.

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Ill From Strychnine Dose In Pittsburgh Visitor Fades

Mrs Innia Lennon sixty eight? forty eight years old of Pittaburg came to visit her husband James Lennon a bricklayer in Washington. She was found in her room at 174 Elev enth street northwest with strychnine poisoning. She was taken to Emergency hospital and later reported out of danger. Lennon had telegraphed claiming illness and needing her attention. Mrs Lennon collapsed after drawing a bottle labeled strychnine tablets and swallowing several before realizing the danger. Doctor Themin ordered removal to hospital.

Innia Lennon Pittaburg James Lennon Eleventh Street Lennon Isnife Waington Mia Lennon Herely Lennon Ye MS Themin

Vision of Millions Theft Claim Ends in Police Custody

James Matthews, sixty eight, of 1228 O Street NW, burst into police headquarters claiming a thief stole diamonds worth millions and he faced a $1,000,000 fraud, alleging a Fourteenth Street bank possession. He was detained at the First precinct while detectives arranged examination by police surgeons.

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There’s a Reason Postum Promotes Health by Replacing Coffee

The notice argues coffee poisons nerve centers and causes disorders from stomach issues to paralysis. It recommends switching to Postum as a direct rebuilding drink. It promises clear health improvements for those who value health and try the product.

Unoccupied Houses Robbed In Northwest District

Two more unoccupied houses were entered and robbed adding to a list from real estate broker M Forrest of 18 F Street Northwest. At 1411 U Street thieves smashed chandelier globes and disfigured the interior. The Fifteenth Street house yielded a transom and two paint brushes, a theft puzzling police who speculated the brush might be used to paint a sign for a potential second hand shop.

M. Forrest F Street UT Street Fifteenth Street U Street

Fleet voyage debate stirs Europe over US Navy plan

Reports from Washington and New York detail European opposition to moving the American battleship fleet to the Pacific. President Roosevelt remains firm, insisting the voyage proceed despite denials and criticism. The policy, rooted in Admiral Taylor and later leaders, aims to concentrate ships in two fleets and train with squadron formations for wartime efficiency.

Europe Japan Admiral Taylor Henry C Taylor Bureau of Navigation Navy Department Taylor Converse George C Converse Atlantic Pacific Winard H Hrowncon Evans Jnfletener Washington Fort New York New York Sun Roose Sells Fins Washington Jin Washington United States Germany Maximi America Japan x

Conductor Slashed as Race Tension Rises in Chevy Chase

A D.C. streetcar conductor, Joan Green, 25, was slashed on the face by a passenger amid a chaotic attack near Chevy Chase Lake. Three men, John Johnson, Paul Barnatt and Louis Whithy, all described as colored, were arrested. the assailant remains at large. Green was taken to Garfield Hospital with a severe facial wound as police investigate the incident and possible race-based tensions in the attack.

Joan Green Chevy Chase Garfield Hospital Johnnson Paul Barnatt Louis Whithy Chevy Chass Lake Green

Funeral of Dr George L Paine Observed at Home Service

Funeral services for the late Dr George J Paine who died early Friday morning were held Saturday at the home of his son Ermer E Paine at the Chapin apartments. Ermer Paine accompanied the body to Xenit Ohio for interment. Rev Joseph Kelley of the Fourth Presbyterian Church officiated. Pallbearers were Broderick C Bryan A Colman Eugar Smith and George H H Moore.

George J. Paine Eimer E Paine Chapin Apartments Eimer Paine Xenit Ohio Joseph Kelley Fourth Presbyterian Church Broderick C Bryan A Colman Eugar Smith George H. H. Moore

England must safeguard prosperity with tariff walls

London publisher Harry Brittain, in Washington after touring the U S and Canada, argues England faces a rising socialist threat and may need a protectionist policy. He cites Canada as a model with protective tariffs and suggests Conservatives and Liberals may unite to oppose socialism as unemployment drives migration from England to Canada.

England Harry Brittain London My Brittain Washington United States Canada Brittain Richard Harvey Col North Chile Yorkshire Eilagin Willard House of Commons Ubor Saogland Belfave Mr’ Brittain Han Bon Tae Liverpool Avas Pmugranta Bia Liberal Party Rupend Labover

Pilgrims Dinner Honors Bishop of London in New York

In England one founder of the Pilgrims organization urged closer ties between Americans and Englishmen. Gen Joseph Wheeler helped organize it and urged Mr Brittain to lead in England. The Pilgrims hosted a New York dinner honoring the Bishop of London with Mr Brittain among principal spouses.

Brittain Pilgrims England Joseph Wheeler The Pilgrima New York London Beltain

Bryan Ready to Accept if Democratic Nomination

A letter indicates William Jennings Bryan would accept the presidency if the Democratic national convention chooses him. Gov Joseph W Folk reportedly plans to announce candidacy for the U.S. Senate to replace Senator William J Stone. Stone is praised as an able campaigner. Folk’s stance on law enforcement is noted as a strength.

Washington Louis William Jennings Bryan St Louia Bryan Joseph W .Folk United States Senate William J Stone Stone Missouri

Bryan's train marooned at Potomac end delays reception

Democratic leader William Jennings Bryan was stranded on a Southern Railway train near the Virginia end of the Potomac Bridge on the way from Atlanta to New York. Admirers in Washington waited at Union Station, plans to meet him in the city were canceled as the engine failed and Bryan retired to sleep aboard the stalled train.

William Jennings Bryan Allanta New York Cooper Union Southern Railway Virginia Potomac Bridge Washington Bin Mr Bryan Metropolitan Hotel Bryan Yench

Buggy Collision Injures George A. Cline at Benning Bridge

George A. Cline of Second Street North is in Casualty Hospital with head and facial contusions after a buggy collision near Benning Bridge around 9 PM. Lieutenant Fiver says the ambulance arrived, and Cline's injuries followed a crash with a Boum driven by Loula P. Steele of 1613 First Street Northwest. Both teams reportedly rode into each other in darkness at the bridge turn.

George A Beaming Bridge George A. Cline Second Street Northes Casualty Hospital Benning Bridge Nerdous Cline Loula P Steele First Street

Robbery hunt for bronzes valued at $19000 widens

Mrs Qualtrough reports a home at 201 F Street Northpost robbed of valuable bronze figures. Detectives Evans Hartigan and Verraijllon, with Maj Sylvester, pursue leads to Alexandria Virginia and dealer networks. Authorities warn of high value of the art works and step up search and authentication efforts.

Widward Qualtrough Comqualtrough F Street Ans Gwaltretich Central Office Barber Wil Alexandria Va Mo Han Severn Alexandria Yel Las Virginia Evans Hartigan Verraijllon Maj Sylvester I Tt Mire Qualtrougn Quastrough

Guarantee on Burt & Packard Korrect Shape Shoe Stitch Label

An unusual label stitched into Burt and Packard Korrect Shape Shoes promises an absolute guarantee. It states that as Burroyaps leather dulls and before the sole wears, a new pair will be provided. The claim emphasizes durability and replacement.

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Weather and theft report from Washington news item

Weather Bureau forecast shows rain in the Upper Lake region and Adjacent valleys with colder temperatures spreading from the South Atlantic States. Winds shift, with gusts by Monday afternoon. A purse theft aboard a train is reported. money orders totaling about 00 payable to George Hatton & Sons were stolen from a passenger.

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