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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1910

Page

11

Long Fight Faction Leader David Bennett Hill Dies in New York

Veteran politician David Bennett Hill died at his country home in New York after a sudden collapse. A towering figure in state and national politics, he fought through storms and defeats, guiding New York Democrats for decades and shaping battles with Cleveland and the income tax issue.

David Bennett- Hill Wolferta Grover Cleveland Platt Conkling Hill Hiv Hal Cleveland United States United States Supreme Court Senate William B Hornblower Supreme Court Hornblower Leutenant New York Democrats Huley Havana Montour Falla Caleb Abraham Lincoln White House D B Hin Behavior County Stephen A Douglas Elmira Tilden

WHSON TO SEE SULTAN IN TURKEY REVIEW

Huntington Wilson, Assistant Secretary of State, plans to meet the sultan November 1 in Constantinople to discuss American participation in Asia Minor rail development. A New York syndicate seeks to build 120 miles of line, and Wilson's audience may influence concessions.

United States Turkey Huntington Wilson Mr. Wilson Constanttinople Tore State Department New York Asia Minor Wilson

Wilson Quits Princeton as President Pro Tem Named

Woodrow Wilson resigns as president of Princeton University with John A. Stewart named acting president pro tem. Trustees adopt resolutions of regret. Wilson reads resignation letter citing his gubernatorial nomination and duty to public service. He leaves after two decades of service and heads to a brief speaking tour.

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Portuguese Minister de Alte Still in Washington Diplomatic Limbo

The Washington legation of Senhor de Alte, ex-viscount de Alte, remains without clear status as Portugal shifts from monarchy to republic. The State Department has not clarified his position, while Secretary Knox will wait on Europe. De Alte stays in place, receiving farmers bulletins and mail at 2017 Massachusetts Avenue, as two departments treat him as official Portuguese representative.

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Wellesley College Forms Two Fire Brigades

Special to The Washington Post from Wellesley Mass October 2 The college has two full fledged fire brigades with Miss Mary Sawer 11 heading the organization and each house represented by a captain The brigade has begun practicing maneuvers.

Washington Post Wellesley Mass College Mary Sawer

Talks With Women On Forgiveness and For bearance

A column by Madison C Peters explores forgiveness from a religious and moral lens. It cites Islamic beliefs on angels recording deeds, John Wesley’s remark on sin, and contrasts mercy with retaliatory justice, urging graceful, generous forgiveness as a divine, humane ideal. It laments grudges and urges a loving, charitable heart to find happiness beyond bitterness.

Madison C. Peters Heaven Goa John Wesley Oglethorpe Georgia David Higinbrod David Blainbrod

Cure of eczema and dandruff testimonial from J Acevedo

A 1910 testimonial by J Acevedo of New York describes cure of scalp eczema and dandruff after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. He reports relief after one box and one cake, praising the products and offering to share experience with others. Potter Drug & Chem Corp advertised Cuticura remedies.

J. Acevedo General Commission Pearl St New York Potter Drug & Chem Corp Columbus Ave Boston Baia

Auction at the Capitol Offers Capitol Furnishings at Low Prices

By order of Daniel M. Ranatell, sergeant at arms of the United States Bonate, an auction sale yesterday morning in the Capitol crypt offered disused Senate and office furniture. Stands tables chairs desks cabinets rugs carpets and valley office devices sold at low figures to collectors. After the crypt sale buyers moved to the basement of the senate office building for another batch of fixtures.

Daniel M. Ranatell United States Capitol Senate Tha Gooda

Shark flesh sold as salmon linked to Seattle fraud alert

New York health authorities warn of sharks flesh doctored with aniline dyes sold as salmon. The tainted product, traced to Seattle, has appeared in East Coast markets with San Francisco officials also investigating. Chemist Fred West of San Francisco’s health department discovered a discarded shark sandwich misrepresented as salmon. Further testing showed brown dye coloring and smoking used before shipment from the north.

New York East Pacific Coast Seattle San Francisco Department of Health Fred West Frisco West Upataire Laboratory Department

Interview Reveals Portugal Ministers Refused Foreign Help

Paris Oct 2 The Temps prints an interview with Senhor Teixeira de Kouga former Portuguese premier. He says ministers knew of a revolutionary move but voted not to seek foreign intervention as that would be unworthy and humiliating. They believed foreign powers would not retire after achieving aims. The royal yacht Victoria and Albert carried King Manuel and Queen Mother Amelie to Plymouth and then Wood Norton Worcestershire where exile home awaits. Manuel appeared ill and weary.

Paris The Temps Senhor Teixeira de Kouga Portugal Plymouth Victoria Albert Manuel Amelie Gibraltar Duke of Orleans Marquise de Several Senor Villa Y Urrutia Wood Norton Oversham Worcestershire

Government Building Architects Competition Opened

Officials of the Treasury Department began a nationwide competition to select architects for three new federal buildings on land south of Pennsylvania Avenue. Taft and key officials approved the program, with plans due by December 30. Costs are set at 1.9 million for Justice, 2.2 million for State, and 3.65 million for Commerce and Labor.

Pennsylvania Avenue Treasury Department Taft Knox, MacVeagh Nagel Wickersham Departments of State, Justice Commerce and Labor America Department of Justice Department of State Department of Commerce and Labor

Milk Diet Not For All by Dr. T. J. Allen

Milk contains every element needed for brain and body but is the natural food of infants not adults. Nature adapts the young to maternal food as the digestive system develops. In adults exclusive milk may avoid mixing food evils yet risks milk poisoning if liver is overtaxed or minerals are lacking.

Leading US Judges Named in Chief Justice Race

The piece lists about 150 top judges and lawyers as contenders for the Supreme Court chief justice and associate seats. It highlights Elihu Root, Herman, White, Hughes, and Swaze among leading candidates, with others across New York to California and mentions Knox and Nage as potential picks.

United States Supreme Court New York Hédt Teft Neverthelses Eithu Root Herlan White Hughes California Swaze New Jersey Daniel Thaw Wright Supreme Court of District of Columbia Pennsylvania Philapher C. Knox Nage Department of Commerce

Taft Deliberates Over Supreme Court Picks as Names Flow In

President Taft weighs an extensive list for associate justice with early December as the hinge. Tilinois and Chicago judges lead among twelve candidates while New York Philadelphia and Baltimore mayors discuss possibilities. Taft plans careful review without rush, keeping the field open until December 1.

Labor Tilinois Dudges Chicago White House Zamebody Supreme Court Taft Gaynor New York Earoon Yukii Ozaki Tokyo Reyburn Philadelphia Mabhool Baltimore Distriot Supreme Bench Rayburn

Fancy Long Island ball ends with burning tree display

New York society guests at a Westbury Long Island country house party for Mr and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney and Dorothy Whitney watched a nickel plated champagne bucket dump a blazing evergreen tree fueled by a Chinese lantern. Firefighters extinguished the flames as guests danced in Oriental inspired costumes and the event drew stories of baronial travels and high society chatter.

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