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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1909

Page

10

Water Carnival Plans Debated For September Event

Washington Post advisory committees met at the Willard to approve a bylined regatta and water carnival. Key proposals include all decorated boats crewed by women, crowning plans, and a dance. Capt Ress suggests government service crews compete. West pledged strong police support and cooperation with Col Cosby to ensure a safe, festive event around Potomac Drive. The Post offered a race cup to Capt Ross and his revenue cutter crew.

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Women Judges Planned For Washington Regatta Parade

The advisory meeting discussed appointing a committee of women judges for the night parade of the Washington regatta. Capt. ttnse to coordinate with the regatta committee, with chairman to be announced next Thursday. out-of-town interest noted from Potomac Best Club and eastern cities. races open to all comers with later announced qualifications.

Ttnse McHarg Washington Philadelphia Baltimore New York

Woman shoots doctor then wounds herself in Queensboro incident

Mrs William Condon of Dunton Queensboro, wife of a plumber, shot Dr Hicks of Jamaica on the second floor of the Condon home and then killed herself. The physician survived a nonfatal wound to the left leg and the bullet entered the breast above the heart. Police say Condon, in hysterics, discharged the revolver during a struggle with Dr Hicks. The motive remains unclear and Mrs Condon was reported as not fully conscious.

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Taft Congratulates Queen on Anniversary of Birth

The president sent a telegram to Queen Wilhelmina offering cordial congratulations on the anniversary of her birth. It expresses wishes for her welfare and for continued peace and prosperity of the Netherlands. A partial notice mentions the Great Rockville Fair and adjustments to rail service and accommodation rates.

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Premier Helps Fight Fire Raging At Parliament Buildings

September 1 Toronto reports a devastating blaze destroys the west wing of Parliament Buildings with losses near 100000 dollars and the Mowat Library. The cabinet was in session when the skylight collapsed and smoke poured from the roof. Fire Chief Whitney directed initial efforts as firefighters battled the blaze.

Parliament Toronto Ontario Aire Mowat Law Mbrary Cabinet Council Preslar ‘Whitney Philadelphia

Fortune for Life Man's Committee Asked in Court

Special to The Washington Post New York. The unusual case centers on two Perry brothers from New York with estates tied to an insane asylum in Vermont. Frederick A Perry, a life convict at Connecticut’s Wethersfield, born 184? died in 1888, seeks a committee to manage his or his brother’s property now held by a public administrator. The court led by Justice Giegerich requested authorities on the basis for appointing a committee.

Giegerich New York Washington Port Vermont Frederick A . Perry Connecticut Wethersfield Justrus Greeerich Swight $E. Perry Atenton Frederick Renton Momay Wiliams Henton Frederick AS. Perry William Hoes Perry Namea Henry A Perry Prederick A S Perry Lerry Wall Norwich Conn Des Stimpson Fom Frederick A. B Perry Justiee Glegerich

Postmaster General seeks postal cuts across divisions in effort to curb deficit

Beverly Mass September 1 Postmaster General Hitchcock conferred with President Taft on plans to trim costs in the postal service. A projected deficit for the year ending June 30 stands at over 2 million dollars, with prior year deficits around 16 million. The plan calls for reviews of registry and money order divisions, rural delivery, and franking practices to save funds while maintaining efficiency. A commission of experts will assess each area, starting with registry and money orders, then extending to rural delivery and related efficiencies.

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Cabell Sworn as Commissioner of Revenue in Richmond

Royal E. Cabell, formerly postmaster at Richmond, Va, was formally sworn in as commissioner of revenue, succeeding John G. Capers of South Carolina. The appoint­ment was anticipated for months and involves a shift in South Carolina and northern observers. A notice hints at related sales and real estate postings along with local train payment offers and travel costs.

Royal E. Cabell Richmond John G Capers South Carolina Capers C&belt Au Bie

Keene Estate Leased by Cornelius Vanderbilt at Wheatley Hill

Cornelius Vanderbilt takes a lease on a property at Wheatley Hill in Westbury NY adjoining the estates of Clarence Mackay William C Whitney ED Morgan Dudley Winthrop and Herman Duryes. The residence is described as one of the handsomest houses in the district.

Cornelius Vanderbilt Wheatley Hill Washington Post New York Foxhall Keene Estate Westbury Clarence ‘Mackay William C Whitney ED Morgan Dudley Winithrop Herman Duryes

Texas Supervisors Split Party Lines Amid Protests

The article notes a decision by a national committee member that Texas supervisors will be divided evenly between Democrats and Republicans despite protests by Col Cecil Lyon. The General will join President Tolt in Los Angeles on October and stay until after the meeting, with President Diaz at El Paso, Texas, October 16.

Cecil Lyon Texas Tolt Los Angeles Diaz el Faso Tex

French Duelists Die Earnest Fight in Paris Duel

A determined duel in Paris between captains Gerard and Ange from the same regiment ended with Ange wounded and Gerard sustaining injuries after an eight or nine minute exchange. The event occurred as part of a ceremonial contest tied to the Taft visit, with broader discussions about posts and appointments following the duel. John Heys Hammond was named to preside over culinary duties on Taft’s private car, and L C Wheeler will handle secret service planning for the President’s travel, staying ahead of the Taft train.

Washington Post Paris Gerard Ange Taft Cup GergrifVis Wakturider Soni Cobb Boston Cobb Whrels Jeremiah J. Movadithy Angewea Antara Wae John Heys Hammond Hee Tie Own Cook Taft Hammond Fies Wilkie Secret Service Beverly L C. Wheeler

Frio of Diamonds Rising on New York Markets

Market notices report advances in diamond prices as London orders 23 to 24 percent increases on rough diamonds. New York dealers expect higher retail costs following the London decision and a 12 to 13 1/2 percent wage increase for diamond cutters.

York New York Mialden Lane London New York City

Eaton Family Reunion Talks Fade Amid Publicity Clash

Mrs Eaton confirms no comment on family rift as Admiral Baton and kin, including Heton and the children from prior marriage, reunite briefly at a Massachusetts farm. Hidden tensions persist with statements halted and investigations into the infant death underway by Harvard Medical School and local medical examiners.

Washington Boston Mane Bent Joseph Giles Mre Heton Jowegh Giles Baton Aetmer Grub Aetmer Grub |Ters June Siprothy Ainsworth Astrippt Whitney Harvard Medical School J Winthrop Spooner Hingham Asinippi

Mrs Duke Prays In Court As Sanity Hearing Opens

Chicago Sept 1 In a court crowded with onlookers Alice Webb Duke widow of Brodie L Duke the tobacco magnate faced a sanity examination after arrest for failing to pay a 40 dollar bond The judge ordered her remanded for mental examination noting her feverish demeanor and disjointed remarks while she sang My God to Thee in a tense session from the bar she spoke of starvation and asked if she would be retrievably in blue

Chicago Alice Webb Duke Gimmett Brodie L Duke Mrs Duke Grand Opera Amy Beau

Marquette Unveils Pere Marquette Statue Monument

A new 16 foot bronze statue honoring Pere Marquette is unveiled in Marquette Michigan on September 1. The monument stands on a 30 foot pedestal and depicts the missionary in priestly robes, funded by local supporters and notable figures including Wallam R Day and others. The ceremony featured transportation by a traveling cord drawn by Vin cee Popling, granddaughter of Peter White, with community figures from Milwaukee and Baltimore in attendance.

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Prence's Chauffeur Dying After Alleged Assault

Belgrade press notes a French chauffeur employed by Crown Prince George of Serva was seriously injured and secretly taken to Belgrade Hospital where he lies in a dying condition. The Zvono, which earlier alleged an assault by the prince, refrains from confirming the exact circumstances while detailing the chauffeur's deteriorating health.

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Fire Destroys Pittsburg Storage House. Five Firemen Hurt

A storage building in the Hat End district of Pittsburg was destroyed by a fire causing about 500000 dollars in damage. Firemen were buried when side walls of the Blanck building collapsed. five firefighters were injured, one seriously.

Hat End

Cook claims North Pole victory stirs global jubilation

Telegraphs from Lerwick to Copenhagen and Brussels report Dr Frederick A Cook, Brooklyn, has reached the north pole on an Arctic dash. Messages say Cook arrived at Upermerk in May 1909 and was met with enthusiasm in Copenhagen. Letters to Mrs Cook reveal plans and anxieties as the affair unfolds.

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