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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1909

Page

13

Engineers urge park on Anacostia flats on both river sides

Sea Wall advocate and engineers argue for reclaiming Anacostia flats to create a vast park and driveways extending along the riverfront near the hospital. They cite health, flood control, and recreation benefits, noting examples from Chicago and Boston where drained marshes became valuable land. Oscar A. Mechlin backs the plan as a practical, ideal use.

Flagg Anacostia River Blandensburg Pennsylvania Avehue Oscar A. Mecolin Mr Mechlin Fair Grounds Chicago Bey Boston

American Bridge to start Gary Ind plant for 10000 ton monthly output

Special report notes American Bridge Company plans immediate Gary Indiana plant construction with 10000 ton monthly capacity, aiming to expand to 20000 tons. Highlights include active pig iron markets, steel prices rising to 318.80, large Eastern sales, brisk locomotive and car orders, 4000 New York Central cars, and looming 1910 price negotiations amid ore and furnace anxieties.

Washington Fos Cleveland Ohio Iron Trade Review American Bridge Company The Steel Corporation Gary Ind Haye Eastnali Tidewater Eastern Eastern Territory New York Central New York Centralies Forged Steel Wheel Company Bs Oe Chesapeake Oslo Tailroads Rivera Lake Superior

Western Maryland Board Elects New Directors

George Gaither Alex Robertson and Benjamin Richmond were elected as directors of the Western Maryland Railroad at a shareholders meeting. They fill vacancies from the death of J. E. Fuller and the resignation of John Gates and T. Landstreet. The market showed a narrow, active session with mixed sentiment and shifting prices amid a volatile trading day.

George Gaither Alex. Robertson Benjamin Richmond Baltimore George Ft. Gaither Cumbeland Alexander Robertson Western Maryland Railroad Stackholders J. E. Fuller John Gates T & Landstreet

Capuzaya Officers Lose in Crease Court Verdict

Willam T. Redman won a $4 302 verdict against Ed pard Bry yn and Henry A Hipp in Crease Court No 1 before Justice Wright. The suit, based on a note for money advanced to aid the Yapuzaya Mining Company interests, was presented by Attorneys John Ridout and A Lett chen Sinclair.

Willam T. Redman Crease Justice Wright Edpard Bry Yn Henry A Hipp Yapuzaya Mining Company Tre Jw3 Brogant Udi John Ridout Lettchen Sinclair

Origin of OK Banner Phrase in Urbana Procession

A Urbana Ohio procession to a presidential candidate featured a banner reading The People Is All Korrect. Dr Henry Howe and Mrs Hazelton discuss the term’s origin with references to 1848 usage in New York and Harrison era political crowds.

Urbana Ohio Henry Bowe Post A. L.hazelton Methusaleh Mra Hazelton New York William Harrison John Tyler Howe Mae Arthur Elliott Gov Metcalf Kentucky Chambers Louisiana Richard Douglas Chillicothe Mr Howe Nour Washington Oct

Legislation or strikes debated by United Textile Workers

Delegates at the United Textile Workers of America convention denounced state legislatures and debated the best path to an eight hour day. Speakers argued labor parties must form to counter corrupt politics. A proposed emergency committee to authorize strikes was referred for changes, with final action due today. delegates then toured Mount Vernon.

United Textile Workers of America Temple Han Indo Mount Vernon Sesson

Red Cross Orders Stamps For Christmas Campaign

The American Red Cross orders thirty million Christmas stamps to fund anti tuberculosis work. Stamps designed by Howard Pyle will release before December to support branch and national activities across cities and towns, with past campaigns raising substantial funds for wounded and sanitary efforts.

American Red Cross Red Cross Boston Brooklyn New York City United States Sanitary Commission Howard Pyle Ror Lnd Wet

Coming to the Theaters Belasco and More Across Town

The Belasco will host The Golden Widow directed by the Megers with Louise Draz er, Connie Edies, Alexander Clark and a full chorus. Kitty Grey comes from London with Charles Frohman directing Julia Sanderson in the title role. Laula Mann stars in The Man Who Stood Still at the Columbus, with Mathide Cottrelly receiving strong notices. Gayety Extravaganza Company, Lyceum The Lady Buccaneers, Nyblo’s Lectures by Pred Niblo, Chase’s with Gus Edwards, and Kadwin Mitten Rosle present The Squaw Man at the Academy, a Western drama about an Englishman with an Indian wife.

Belasco Helasco the Megers Ahubert Glyn McDonough Joseph Herbert Edward Madden Raymond Hubbell Baldwin Sloane Louise Dreazer Got Tenberg Connie Edies Fields Alexander Clark Walter Lawrence Roy Atwell Robert Broderick Ida Stanhope Nell Folls Natonal Kitty Grey London George F. Huntley Fony Man Charles Frohman Julia Sanderson Katty Grey Laula Mann Columba Aki Mathide Cottrelly Miss Cottrelly Chase Gus Edwards Sandeville Guy Falwards Tammany Sunbonnet Lie Sehooldsys Leo Edwards Carusa Madam’ Tetrazamis Rawards Tia Jardin de Paris Academy Kadwin Mitten Rosle Liebler & Co Andy

Commercial National Bank marks fifth anniversary celebration

Officers and employees marked the bank's fifth anniversary with a smoker at the Arling ton building. Frederick Stevens, president from New York, reviewed progress since its 1900 founding and credits the bank as a leading District institution. Directors John IL Newhol and others spoke. decorations featured helms and cut flowers as deposits surpassed milestones from 410,209.14 to 4,560,415.77 by Tuesday close.

Commercial National Bank Artington Stevens New York John IL Newhol Clipham Myer Cohen Bradley Davin W A Wearns John Poole George O Connor Roland K Sodzki W J Weber

Simon Booker the original Democrat of Montgomery county

Simon Booker, known as the original Democrat of Montgomery county, was released from the workhouse after 60 days and immediately spoke in the police court about taxation without representation. His railing against government and appeals to his colored audience disrupted court proceedings as officers moved to quell the disturbance.

Simon Booker Montgomery County Simon Sirgor Fetscene J G. Walsh

Incandescent Island Reported Near Bo goslof Island

Officers aboard the revenue cutter Penny observe extreme heat and volcanic activity on Boxaslof Island renamed Incandescent Island. Water tests reach 110 degrees Fahrenheit, smoke and steam rise from vents, and a translucent glow appears on land. Frequent ground heat prevents standing in areas with gulls observed near Pabloy Island.

Beattle Wash Boxaslof Island Celors Revenue Penny Pabloy Island

Buchanan's Death Natural inquest rules heart failure

London Oct 20 the inquest into the death of William I Buchanan the American diplomat found death due to natural causes Dr Trevor of St George's Hospital said autopsy showed fatty degeneration of the heart hall stones and incipient Bright's disease with diseased blood vessels death resulted from heart failure no signs of injury on the body

London William I Buchanan Trevor St George's Hospital Buchanan Bright

Accuses Mother of Murder at Trial in York

Special to The Washington Post York Pa October hearing centers on a mother charged with poisoning her husband Joshua Tracy a farmer in Chancellors Township during the trial. The 19 year old son Cyrus Tracy testified while the mother sat with bowed head as the details of the death were recounted.

Washington Poat York

District Attorney D W Baker presses fraud charge against Mrs Murle Edwards

District Attorney D W Baker yesterday filed false pretenses charges against Mrs Murle Edwards who was brought to the city from Philadelphia. She was placed in the custody of her counsel Michael W Sullivan and Charles A Marie of the Prisoners' Art Society. The trio allegedly posed as Mrs Chauncey Olcott to obtain lodging and transportation for relatives in Paterson New Jersey. A $199 check for board and auto hire was paid but dishonored. An arrest in Chicago followed but Philadelphia authorities requested a reconciliation. The trial in Philadelphia led to the daughter receiving nine months in prison while the mother was discharged and later brought to Washington.

Baker Yeaterday Murle Edwards Philadelphia Bis Wards Michael W. Sullivan Charles A Marie Prisoners’ Art Society Paterson Hdwards Chauncey Ofcott Willard Test Luby Olcott Yeokumes Clerts N. G Chicago Quaker City Washington

Water meters save millions of gallons in District

George W. Wallace reports that installation of water meters in thousands of private homes over the past year has saved millions of gallons and reduced leaks. The goal is to install meters in every residence though funds are limited. monthly readings occur for usage under 100 000 cubic feet and leak checks follow any abnormal consumption.

George W. Wallace Hts Department Wallace

Field Day Events Across City Playgrounds

Field day activities honor students from Brent Dent Bryan Cranch Lenox Buchanan Towers Wallach and parochial schools with historical personages in a parade. Baby parades for under three, track and field events, and prizes anchor the program at Garfield Park and Virginia Avenue with morning games and afternoon track events. Raglich J and Swedish folk dances cap the program at 4 05 o'clock. New York Avenue Playground repeats the same schedule with Gales Seaton Blake Emory Langdon Morse Henry Abbot Twining Polk St Marys Gonzaga College and Notre Dame Academy. Howard Playground hosts an athletic meet for Mot Garnson Bruce Garnet Patterson Cook Slater and the Colored Orphan Home schools. An exhibit of playground industrial work is set for the Public Library tomorrow evening.

Gener Garfield Park Playground Brent Dent Bryan Cranch Lenox Buchanan Towers Wallach Boya Ant Virginia Avenue Playground New York Avenue Virginia Avenue the Gales Seaton Blake Emory Langdon Morse Henry Abbot Twining Polk St Mary's Gonzaga College Notre Dame Academy Howard Playground Mot Garnson Bruce Garnet, Patterson Cook Slater Colored Orphan Home Schools

Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief

Readers with stomach trouble are urged to try Diapepsin a harmless antiferment digestive tablet. It claims rapid relief from heartburn belching gas sour stomach and indigestion within minutes. One dose is said to help a whole family and avoid need for laxatives.

Diapresia

Smithsonian vets Roosevelt trophies in fine condition

Taxidermists at the Smithsonian Institution reported all Roosevelt hunt trophies arrived in excellent shape. Experts began examinations Monday to assess skins and bones, with Alden Loring Edmond Heller and Edgar A Meares overseeing packing and mounting plans for the long Washington trip.

Smithsonian Institution Roosevelt Washington Alden Loring Edmound Heller Edgar A Meares Col Roosevelt Smithvonian Institution

Roosevelt Expedition Reach Near Timber Line At Naivasha

Col Roosevelt with J Cunninghame the hunter and guide arrived in Naivasha Britisa East Africa on October 20. Edmond Heller the zoologist returned after ascending Mount Kenya to about 10 000 feet. Maj A Mearns is still ascending aiming for 15000 feet while Mount Kenya remains above 17 200 feet. All but Roosevelt have had minor fevers from rapid temperature changes.

Naivasha Britisa Eastarica Col Roosevelt J Cunninghame Edmond Heller Mount Kema Mr Heller Maj Magar A Mearns Kenla

Carmen in Court: Curry and Harris Charged in Robbery

In a cominal court proceeding yesterday, Curry and Harris faced robbery and grand larceny charges. Prosecution and defense testified about a ride to Bladensburg road where money and an attempted payment dispute led to the incident. The case was sent to the jury, with Atty James A Toomey for the defense.

Witlam Cole Cole Samuel Minor WE Smith Priceman J G Delamico Cale Gid” Curry William Hare Cominal Court Curry William Harris Capmen United States Proctor Harris Tang William Gantz Bladensburg Road Gantz James A Toomey

Investigating Stetson Case Divides New York Christian Science Body

The First Church of Christ Scientist in New York hears a committee report backing disciplined teacher Mrs Stetson amid Boston’s dissent and internal splits. The inquiry, led by Hayne Davis, includes Stetson supporters and omits two readers, signaling friction between mother church and local factions.

Tas Washlortyn Inqairy First Church of Christ Scientist of New York Boston Augusta Stefani Christian Science Church Committee of Inquiry Setsons Stalest Hayne Davis Steteon Rent Lee Mother Churen Eugene R Cox Christian Science Board of Directors Mother Childd Total Cristian

Tributes to Callahan Honorary Pallbearers Named

Directors of Norfolk Steamboat Company will be honorary pallbearers for John Callahan. The Norfolk Steamboat Company HQ flags will fly at half mast for 30 days. Funeral services at 8:20 this morning at the Callahan residence. A 4 PM service at St Pauls Catholic Church with company delegates and a Confederate veterans delegation.

Steamboat Company John Callahan Secon Agenccy Norrolk Callahan Mim Fur Mont St Pauls Catholic John SW Bums John H Trower George Murphy

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