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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
8
Tells how he sent fleet around the world in face of opposition in Congress. Omaha gives former president a day of comparative rest. Parade is abandoned. He praises Burkett.
Theodore Roosevelt argues against neutrality guarantees for the Panama Canal warning that refusing to fortify it would invite foreign intervention, undermine the Monroe Doctrine, damage U.S. prestige in the Pacific, and amount to treason to the republic.
Omaha crowds greeted Theodore Roosevelt with breakfast at the Omaha Club and a lunch at the Field Club before a dinner hosted by the Ah-Ssar-ben Boomer’s Club. A telegram from Kansas City shortened plans as Roosevelt rested due to fatigue. Senator Burkett praised Roosevelt at the Auditorium, noting his prior New York prominence and ongoing reelection campaign.
Clarence Heffner of Washington DC wed Agnes B. Cain of Baltimore in a September ceremony in Baltimore Maryland. The brief notice records the union of two residents and notes the location and date.
Obituaries for Daniel Allen Jr age 73? and Kate Foley widow of Andrew Foley, with funerals at St Matthews and Holy Name Church, Mount Olivet Cemetery. Henry Benson Menn and others listed with private interments, residence at 133 Fifteenth Street NW and 48 ED Street NE. Relatives invited to attend. services in early September.
Notices indicate that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will, upon application, appear simultaneously in multiple newspapers including the Cincinnati Enquirer Pittsburg Dispatch Cleveland Plain Dealer Providence Journal Chicago Tribune Rochester Herald St Louis Republic New York Times St Paul Pioneer Press Boston Globe Isracist Post-Standard Philadelphia Public Ledger
Former President Theodore Roosevelt declares the United States must fortify the Panama Canal and asserts neutralization plans would betray the Monroe Doctrine. He emphasizes the fleet voyage around the world as a demonstration of American reach and criticizes plutocratic leadership while praising national unity and representative government.
Special to The Washington Post Quebec Sept 2 Cardinal Vannutelli papal legate with Cardinal Logue visits Ste Anne de Beaupre. They mingle with visitors at the archbishop's palace and attend low mass as a crowd gathers. The party includes princes, counts, counts, bishops and clergy. The legate later tours Quebec and departs for Montreal.
Beverly mass Sept 2 Special to the Washington Post discriminating analysis of Roosevelt Osawatomie speech finds little difference with Taft in core principles. Roosevelt reaffirms and expands his positions while echoing Taft on corporate publicity, tariff revision, taxation and regulation. The piece notes overlaps in revenue, inheritance tax, workmen compensation, and conservation programs, with no major policy breach between the two leaders.
A historical analysis argues Colonel Roosevelt may withhold endorsement of President Roosevelt while signaling a stronger progressive reform program. It notes shifts toward federal power centralization, labor terms regulation, and supervision of life essential commodities, portraying the Osawatomie speech as a claim to lead the progressive movement with no backward steps.
Copenhagen Sept 7. Herr Ledebour, a socialist member of the German reichstag, repeated his attack on Col. Roosevelt at today's session of the international socialist congress. He called Roosevelt a political drummer and reproached him for backing "the Haitish rulers against Egyptian patriots" while accusing Roosevelt of defending British rule in distant regions.
Mrs Mary S Fuller daughter of George R B Sheldon treasurer of the Republican national committee alive in Reno and has filed a sealed complaint for divorce from William S Fuller. The grounds are undisclosed and the couple married September 7 1904 in Glen Cove. Fuller a fortune heir and lawyer has rarely practiced.
Louis A. Cella of St. Louis his brother Angelo and Samuel W Adler surrendered to U S Marshal Hentel in New York after Judge Hough ordered removal to Washington D C for indictment in a buck et shop case Their lawyers filed three writs of habeas corpus and certiorari by Judge Lacombe delaying the removal with argument set for September 9 Each man posted new bail of 95000.
In Seagirt New Jersey on September 2 the Fifteenth United States Infantry won the interstate trophy with 770 points, edging out the second District team at 759. Capt Heidenreich and Sergt Sayer led the infantry unit, while Sergt Schriver starred for the DC regulars in top scoring efforts.
Jack Barrymore, commonly called John B. Barrymore, married Katherine Corry Harris at St. Francis Xavier's Church with few relatives present. The ceremony was conducted by Father Thomas S. Martin, followed by a wedding breakfast at Delmonico's. The couple will reside in Mamaroneck with Mr and Mrs Russell Colt until Barrymore completes his engagement, then begin a wedding tour.
London Sept. 5 Fifty thousand boilermakers are locked out after notices posted at federated shipyards. The action follows a riveters strike yesterday at Walker shipyard Newcastle upon Tyne. Employers say the breach of the national agreement justifies barring return until the boilermakers guarantee full compliance.
A scanned wedding notice listing numerous couples and officiating reverends, including Patrick Kiely and Mary Manning, Clarence B Smith and Florence Alexander, John Dempsey and Eva Lynch, George Moran and Florence Hume, and others, with various ministers cited alongside ages and locations. The fragmentary text suggests a batch of marriage licenses or notices from a church or county clerk.
Births listed for Frieder Callon Kelly Schneider Winner Gulli Wilson Seldon Harden and others. Deaths include Miter Cramp Alien Langdon Harris Harris Munn Foley Feantin Sall Nelson West McKnight White Bennett Metntoah Down. Names, ages, and addresses show city hospital and insane asylum records.
In New York on September 2, after a pleasant evening at the home of Mrs. Ferdinand Femple, Mrs. Anne Schroeder wife of a retired military officer, ended her night by taking her own life with a stocking. The incident occurred following a social gathering with friends.
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