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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1909

Page

32

All in Mask and Costume At Wash Post Water Carnival

Washington Post advisory committees plan a September 1 water carnival with a by invitation regatta. A cross section of officials endorsed all female judges for decorated boats, and Capt Ress suggested government services compete. plans include music, a children’s playground, and a round of dances with a Post crafted race cup.

Capt. Ress Wash Ington Tegatta Willard Chris Can Fudolpl Thy Pound of Trade Worth Mastngton Ormsby McHarg Washington Post West D J Callihaw William Fade Chamber of Commerce den & Eamunds Louis A Fisher Analosian Best Club Adrian Alzer Tatacelus Canoe Association Gregory Che Washinton Potomac Drive Fune West Suats Washington Col Cosby Ross Revenue Cutter Service McHarg Rost Capt Ross

Washington regatta plans rely on women judges and out‑of‑town interest

Captains organize details with regatta committee while a women judges panel gains support. Next meeting will name the chair and finalize arrangements as out‑of‑town interest grows and major eastern cities plan to send representatives. The Post sponsors the event with prizes and coordination.

Ttnse McHarg Washington Philadelphia Baltimore New York

Woman shoots doctor then turns gun on herself in Queens borough

William Condon and Dr Hicks were involved in a publicized incident in Dunton Queensboro. Mrs Mary Condon, wife of a plumber, shot Dr Hicks in the left leg and then fired at herself on the second floor of the Condon home. The doctor survived and said she was hysterical with no clear motive. The event occurred as police arrived and questioned her state as she sought news of the doctor’s condition.

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Taft Congratulates Queen on Anniversary of Birth

The President sent a cablegram to Queen Wilhelmina offering cordial congratulations and best wishes for your welfare and for continued peace and prosperity of your country. The note appears in a brief telegraphic dispatch amid other items.

Wilhelmina

Premier Helps Fight Fire in Toronto Parliament Building

Sept 1 Toronto reports a blaze destroying the west wing of the parliament buildings with about 100000 dollars in damage. The Mowat library and fine collections were lost, no insurance. Cabinet was in session. skylight collapse and smoke drove the early fire-fighting effort led by Premier Whitney and firefighters from five companies arrived minutes after the alarm.

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

Coal Mine Dispute in Pittsburg District Resolved

Pittsburg Pa Sept 1 The clash between operators and 18 000 miners including 7 00 on strike in the Pittsburg district ended after a conference with the national executive board of the United Mine Workers Thomas A Lewis presiding A notice will be posted tonight ordering miners to resume work and the companies demand for black powder in mining is expected to stand for now companies may call most workers back tomorrow

Pittsburg Otners Mine Workers of America Thomas A. Lewis

Fortunes Tangle as Convicts Seek Court Appointee

A New York court hears a rare motion to appoint a committee to manage Frederick A Perry and Henry A Perry estates both linked to asylum admissions. Perry, a life convict in Connecticut, died in Vermont. Case notes Perry’s insane status for over twenty years and estate shares totaling 2700 for Perry’s brother’s estate and 150000 for another, with a Norwich Conn commitment cited. Justice Giegerich requested authorities clarifying the basis for appointing a committee as the petition unfolds in court.

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 raids to cut postal deficits

Beverly Mass Sept 1 Postmaster General Hitchcock met with President Taft to outline plans to cut postal costs. A projected deficit of over 2 million for the year ending June 30 1909 prompts commissions to overhaul the registry money order rural delivery and other divisions. Targeted savings include contract rural deliveries and curbing the franking privilege while maintaining service efficiency.

Branking Texas Beverly Mass Hitchcock Taft Hitencock Materilly Ork Washington Sve Registry Department Ste Assett Registry Commission Wabota Hofston Hildhebek Congress Postoffice Department

Cabell Sworn In as Commissioner of Revenue in Richmond

Royal E. Cabell, formerly postmaster of Richmond, Va, was formally sworn in as commissioner of revenue by the secretary of the Treasury, succeeding John G. Capers of South Carolina who relinquished the office Tuesday. Capers’s long tenure had been noted and Cabell’s appointment was announced months ago. The South is expected to see continued influence in supervision appointments, with Director of Customs waiting in Beaverry to brief remaining supervisors on duties.

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 has leased a property at Wheatley Hill in Westbury New York adjoining the estates of Clarence Mackay William C Whitney ED Morgan Dudley Winthrop and Herman Du ry es. 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 as Democrats and Republicans

Despite protests by Col Cecil Lyon the Texas supervisors will be divided evenly with half Democrats and half Republicans. Theater General will join President Tol t in Los Angeles 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 in Paris Duel

A spirited duel today in Paris between Captains Gerard and Ange, from the same regiment, ended with Ange wounded after eight bouts and Gerard incapacitated twice. Meanwhile, reports claim John Heys Hammond will preside over the culinary department of Mr Taft's private car as Chief Wilkie visits Beverly. Secret service detail changes indicate L C Wheeler will prepare ahead for the President's trip, keeping two weeks lead.

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 Market Update

Advancements in diamond pricing reported from New York as rough stone contracts are set for early release. London orders 23 to 24 percent increases, with New York wage hikes for diamond cutters driving costs. Dealers note impending retail price upticks amid the London syndicate move.

York New York Mialden Lane London New York City

Eaton Family Reunited Amid Silence on Dispute

Mrs Eaton says no comment as the Eaton household appears reconciled with Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Baton and his family. The admiral and Mrs Eaton publicly resisted further discussion while investigators examine the infant death and poison traces from Harvard and local medical examiners.

Whitney Harvard Medical School J Winthrop Spooner Hingham Asinippi

Mrs Duke Prays In Court In Sanity Hearing

Chicago date 1 September newspaper reports Mrs Alice Webb Duke former wife of tobacco magnate Brodie L Duke is held for insanity following arrest for nonpayment of a 40 promissory note. Judge Gimmett orders examination in county court as the woman pleads she was nearly starved and sings a hymn in a soft voice.

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

Marquette Unveils Pere Marquette Statue in Michigan

A 16 foot bronze monument honoring Pere Marquette is unveiled in Marquette Michigan on September 1. The statue rests on a 30 foot pedestal, depicts the Catholic missionary in robes, and honors his role in Michigan history. The ceremony features Rev Wallace Day and other dignitaries, with a traveling procession led by Vincente Popling, granddaughter of Peter White.

Mackinac Lot “‘Milwaukes Mae Vincee Popling Peter White Marquette Michig m

Prences Chauffeur Dying After Mysterious Injuries

Belgrade September 1 Zvono reports Crown Prince George’s French chauffeur employed by the prince was seriously injured and secretly taken to Belgrade Hospital where he lies in a dying condition as authorities investigate the incident and any links to the prince’s earlier assault affair.

George of Serva Belgrade Aervie Zvono George

Fire damages Pittsburg storage house. five firemen injured

A $500,000 blaze destroyed the J A Blanck storage building in Pittsburg’s Hat End district. Operations were interrupted as walls collapsed burying five firemen, one seriously, amid extensive damage.

Hat End

Dr Cook claims North Pole triumph in 1908 dispatches

Controversy and jubilation swirl as letters and telegrams from Knud Rasmussen and Frederick Cook surface. Reports from Lerwick and Copenhagen confirm Cook reached the pole on April 21 1908 while rival claims and personal feuds shadow the achievement.

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