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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1909

Page

10

Britain Must Boldly Assert Naval Policy Says Admiral

Lord Charles Beresford, addressing Canadians in Toronto, urged immediate action to defend the empire by a strong navy. He warned that sea supremacy is essential to Britain's survival, rejecting territorial expansion while calling for unity with the empire to protect trade routes and raw materials from rival powers.

Toronto Ontario Charles Beresford British Home Feet Great Britain North Sea Fritish Isles

Gompers Idea Turned Down at Trade Union Conference

The European and American federation leaders debated proposals from Samu Gompers concerning international labor links and temperance, later concluding the proposals would not be adopted. The discussion reflected U S stance on joining a broader European federation and the governance of a global labor movement.

Fire aboard Atlantic steamer delays passengers at Tibury

Passengers on the Minneapolis learned of their shipboard peril only on arrival as the Atlanta Transport Line steamer Moneyells was in flames for days. The fire began in the fore part and grew, prompting calls for aid. Moneyells was joined by the Vaderland which stayed by for twelve hours before leaving as assistance proved unnecessary.

Minneapolis Epeta Washington Post Mioneyells Tibury Atlantic Vaderland United States ‘Weather Bureau Panama

Elephant Skin Cured by Roosevelt Expedition Naturalist

Nebobi British East Africa Auguttdmunt Helter, a Roosevelt expedition naturalist, preserved an entire elephant skin in good condition after a recent kill. The animal skin weighs eight pounds. All expedition members are reported well. Great Neckville Fair offers good accommodations and rapid service with Baltimore and Ohio rail travel available from August 31 to September.

British East Africa Roosevelt Neckville Baltimore

Topeka Woman Relinquishes Bond In Kidnapping Case

In Topeka, Mrs Barclay and J M Gentry release claims as habeas corpus hearing approaches. The case involves Marian Bleakley known as the incubator baby, with charges of kidnapping and assault still in play. The hearing is scheduled for September 7 in Kansas City.

Topeka Kann Jomney Achenek Stele Batelay Marian Bleakley Kansas City Schenck Barclay J M. Gentry

FiveYearOld Fatally Struck by Car in Newport News

Special to The Warning from Newport News Virginia reports five year old Herbert Soter died after being struck by a car driven by M M Phippson on Hluchington avenue near thirty seventh street. He died moments later at St Francis Hospital. Phipps, his uncle D J Phipps a contractor, was arrested for manslaughter with bail set at 1000 for tomorrow's police court appearance. Mrs D S Phipps and her two daughters were in the car. Phipps says he could not stop while the child ran into the path of his vehicle at about 2 o clock.

Newport News Herbert Soter George Soter M M_ Phippson Hluchington Avenue Ballet D'S Phipps Phipps Poffenberger Cear Donnelly Jose Ofpatt

Caldwell Good Shot District Loses Skirmish in Hard Fight

Camp Perry Ohio Aug 1 First Lieut Harryn Caliwell of the District of Columbia National Guard won ninth in the national rifle match with 310 while Caldwell excelled for the Marine Corps in the $160 cup. The District team of sixteen were defeated by the United States Infantry in the skirmish match though several district marksmen posted high scores. Captain Dennison was wounded but recovered within an hour.

US Infantry Dennison Washington Post Camp Perry Ohio Harryn Caliwell District of Columbia National Guard National Rifle Associations Marine Corps Lucut Caldwell D McDougall John Petergon Marines Any Romeyn United States Cavalry Milton J Crouse Taurine Seoin Clarence Haines Navy A. D Denny H BR Meyers Sergt Peter Lund Wharine Corps Eigth Tiest Charles T. Putnam Tachard Powers Heidenreich Treut Blodgson Serat. Brown Sergt Schriver Fehr Theut_ McAnay Jleut Claugell Tneut Hott Alderton Clouser Lieut Bell Cookson United Sates Infantry Yestering District Infantry Calvary Cavalry Capt & G Dennison Merenme buEun Tor ™ Meht Can Bke Eddy Dohio Tewes New Jersey Shipman Helberg W Eady W Tewes Walter Helberg TA Thomson USN Ben South AD Denny Willan A

Audacious Express Robbery in Pennsylvania Alleghenies

A bold highwayman stopped a Pennsylvania Railroad express near Lewistown. He forced five cargo bags of bullion and currency from the Washington express car, fired at the conductor and fireman, then fled into the mountains leaving some coins and gold bars behind. Detectives pursue the bandit as officials report about half the loot recovered.

Washington Alleghenies Lewis Dave Lewistown Allegheny Mountains Pennsylvania Railroad Hemistook Scean David Lewis Old State Pike Harrisburg Gary Philadelphia Harver Samuel Donnelly G D Willis Isaac R Poffenberger Lagman Albert Miller Alt Washington Express Clayton Donnelly Vitla Wills Tlon Altoona Altoord Railroad Adams Express Company Harrisburg Pa Metsenger

Thaw Case Delayed as Attorney Seeks Deposition Rules

Mrs Mary Contey Thaw faces examination before United States Commissioner Shields in the suit by Clifford W. Partridge seeking 263 for legal services and disbursements. The court vacated the appearance notice and may allow deposition by commission if she relocates beyond two miles from New York. Partridge claims vast expenses to protect Harry Thaw’s name. Thaw argues service was improper to harass her. Also noted are claims of $105 past due for nervous disorder treatments.

White New York Mary Contey United States Shields Clifford W Rartridge Harry KE ‘Thaw Thaw Martridge Hosti Asa

Attacks Mayor McClellan Over Investigations in Bushwick

Bird Coler, Brooklyn borough president, charges Governor Hughes with removing McClellan from office. He accuses McClellan of abusing power by using the accounts commissioners to target political enemies. Coler says investigations into borough presidents, including Manhattan and Bronx, were meant to vilify budget waste rather than expose Coler’s own conduct.

Specie New York Bird Coler Brooklyn McClellan Hughes Bronx McClellans

Elephantiasis Woman Dies Weighing 500 Pounds

Theresa Habets, wife of a restaurant keeper, died in a city hospital. She had swelled to 500 pounds due to elephantiasis, a contributory cause of death. A special casket must be built for her body. she had been ordinary in size until about three years ago and was 41 years old.

New York Theresa Habets

Gire Stops Jail Frackers After Prisoner Escape Attempt

Special to The Washington Font from Lawrenceburg recounts Sheriff White's absence as three prisoners climbed from a rear window. His six year old sister Alice heard the racket, grabbed a revolver, and warned the escapees, keeping them hostage until the sheriff returned and the men were recaptured.

Usth Sherff Washington Lawrenctburg Sheri White Anres Fall Misa Alice White Shall

Suspected Gem Theft Ties Man to Chicago Heist

Detroit, Mich August 1 Leroy Hall a Negro was taken from a Wa bash passenger train on suspicion of burglarizing a Chicago jewelry theft. Police say jewelry valued at 13000 was stolen from Mrs Adolphe Hireche at the Vendome Hotel dining room last night. Hall wore a diamond stud worth 200 and had 218 in his pocket. He denies the charge and is held for Chicago officials.

Pittsburg Cambria Steel Company Philadelphia Johnstown Pennsylvania Railroad First National Bank Frm Detroit Mich Leroy Hall Walter Adolphe Hireche Chicago Hall

Seven Children Die In Rockaway Park Fire At St Malachys

New York officials report seven deaths at St Malachys home for children in Rockaway Park. An investigation will review safety standards to prevent housing minors in unsafe structures. Firefighters saved many inmates from the north wing as flames devastated the dormitory over the laundry area. Early rescue efforts kept order as nurses evacuated children to the boardwalk and nearby Hebrew Home, hotels, and cottages.

New York St Malachys Rockaway Park Ahoen Ofstera St Joseph Brooklyn Reacun Yorth Sonis St Malshys Hebrew Institution

Duveens Buy Nehrtva Ann Collection In Paris Sale

New York reports Duveen Bros have purchased the Neurtva ann collection of old paintings in Paris for 3 500 000. The deal includes Rembrandts four Hals portraits Ruysdael Ghime Reynolds and other masters from the fourteenth to eighteenth centuries. The Maurice Kann collection parts form a major 19th century European private set valued for its breadth and quality.

Paris New York Fim Paria Duveen Bros Rodolphe Kann Duveens Rodophe Kany France Duveen Brothere Art Dewlere Maurice Kang Rembrandts Franz Hals Judih van Ruysdael Micert Ghime Reynolds Reacher Paysts Mmo Pempae Ae Ate

Earthquake Shakes Rome No Loot Fatalities Reported

A strong local quake struck Rome around 6 PM causing panic in hospitals and prisons. Two churches Santa Caterina and Santa Asista suffered damage while the pope was awakened for safety checks. The tremor lasted about 20 to 30 minutes with minor injuries reported and no fatalities.

Roma Church of Santa Caterina Banto Spiro Barbanera Rome Lita Ely Santa Asista Riccada Isfeie Hospitaliana Prirona

Cholera Fear Grips Rotterdam and Imperial City

Cholera spreads with 10 deaths in Rotterdam since outbreak, 17 cases in isolation, 74 under observation. In St Petersburg and Sevastopol, officers and elites face illness as sanitation steps tighten. Imperial travel headlines include Standart voyage and Crimea security measures amid approaching imperial visit.

St. Peterburg Gregortert Peterhof Saven St Petersburg Novos Vremya Constantinople Standart Emperor Nicholza Dardanelles Sevastopol Nicholas Yalta Rotterdam

Obscure Forty Years Ago Partner of Daniel Drew Highlighted

In Scranton Pennsylvania on August 21, Eushe A Soray emerges as a partner of Daniel Drew in early New York stock exchange history. Soray played a notable role in midwestern and eastern railroad and coal ventures, including ownership of an anthracite operation.

Scranton Eushe A Soray Daniel Drew New York Stock Evie Railroad Denker Hitet

Miners threaten general strike in Pittsburg district

In Pittsburg district about 6000 miners are threatening a general strike starting September 7 over explosive charges and mine safety. United Mine Workers leader Tom Lewis was in talks with employers but no agreement was reached. Many miners have already departed to Illinois or Tennessee coal fields.

Pittburg Tha Pittsburg Tom Lewis United Mine Workers of America Pittsburg Coal Company United Biles Steel Corporation Hnd

Brooklyn Magistrate Held on Bribery Charge

Henry E Furk a Brooklyn police court magistrate was arraigned in the supreme court on a bribery count alleging a 66 cent bribe to influence his conduct and an arrangement to receive money for securing bonds for prisoners who appeared before him. He surrendered, pleaded not guilty, and was remanded to custody for a hearing next Tuesday.

Brooklyn Bar, Association New York Henry E Furk Brooklyn Crane Auprems Court Oda Charles J. Mc_Dermott Brooklyn Bar

Shake Up At Police Headquarters Prompts Uniformed Reassignments

A police shake up announced by Maj Sylvester transfers Detective Bike Muller after ten years at the central office to wear a street uniform in the Second precinct. Muller’s removal follows a pattern of internal discipline aimed at improving order amid recent dissension.

Bycoce Coffin Muller Eighth Precinct Mas Sylvester Mas Mai Sylvester Bike Muller Boardman Muller James Frank D J Garvey DU Walker W Hackett G Dunn Wilson Alten Jackson Ti Case C A Bravens Sylvester Robert Doyle

Shell Hits French Cruiser During Target Practice

A brace of lines report a strange accident at Nay target practice off Quiberon with no injuries. The French cruiser Lorient was struck during gunnery drills as time and distance misjudged, causing minor damage and prompting a naval inquiry.

Lorient Quiberon

Taft Plans Trips Amid Yale Club Visit and Ballinger Delay

Secretary Ballinger delays return to Washington as Taft plays golf at Myopia Club in Beverly while Knox loses to the President and Wickle coordinates West Coast stops. Yale alumni in Boston prepare a Brookline visit with a two-man golf match and a baseball game among the Alumni Association crowd.

John E. Wickle United States Secret Service Beverly Elme Secretary of the Interior Ballinger Seattle Washington Butte Mont Spokane Pacific Presidents Party Tate Yale Club Boston Breauva Hey Kile Plana Mr Tatt Boalabugla Yale Brook Taft Shelms Sterman L Whipple Brookline Country Club Associati A George FT Doty Charman Massachusetts Charles Groves James B Reynolds The Treasury

Paroled Playwright George Howard in Diamond Ring Case

New York August 14 playwright George Pronsone Howard was paroled on a charge connected to forcing Miss Theres Raymond, stage name Gerard, to accept a diamond ring at dagger point. Raymond refused to testify. magistrate Corrigan kept the case open until her return. The ring valued at about $750 was not returned.

New York George Pronsone Howard Theres Raymond Nemo Gerard Miss Raymond Howard Corrigan Djamiae

Harriman Takes a Walk at Ramapo Mountain

Special to The Washington reports on Herriman, seen strolling on Ramapo Mountain veranda. Observers note a light improvement after days of strain. The scene captures a calm moment amid tense circumstances.

Washington Turner Ehl Herriman Ramapo

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