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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1909

Page

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Interior Department feud over Pinchot Ballinger clash

Reports from Washington recount Secretary Ballinger defending the Interior Department against Chief Forester Pinchot amid an ongoing dispute over conservation policy. Ballinger and aides discuss investigations, West visits, and plans to present a broad report to the President. Glavis readiness for hearings on the Cunningham plains case is noted, with dates and itineraries for officials and witnesses.

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Beef prices rise as cooler weather bites meat demand

Chicago meat market reports a 2 to 3 cent per pound hike in beef prices across grades from ribeye to chuck as cool weather stimulates appetite and packers struggle with lower cattle receipts. Experts attribute the jump to sustained demand and limited supply, with the public urged to expect broader increases in coming days.

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Taft Tour Includes Yale Visit and Health Law Talk

President Taft ships depart Beverly harbor for a yacht trip with Mrs Taft and aides. He visits Prof Irving Fisher at Yale and discusses public health law reform, federal efforts on yellow fever cholera and sanitation, and plans a national western trip with 70 missions meetings in 70 cities to promote foreign missions.

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Fine peaches for Mrs Taft from Grand Valley

Three crates of Elberta peaches were shipped from Palisade to Mrs W H Taft in Beverly Massachusetts. The fruit, selected and packed with great care by Grand Valley peach packers, was ordered by Thomas F Walsh to present the President and his family with the finest fruit. The packing aimed to ensure the peaches arrived in peak condition.

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Governor Campbell irked by telegram on Austin visit

President Watt and Representative Burleson sent a joint telegram urging Gov Campbell to adjust his Texas itinerary to visit Austin. Campbell expressed chagrin and indignation, calling the dispatch final and indicating changes could not be made. The governor planned to warmthily proceed with El Paso or other engagements.

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Battle Abbey Site Chosen in Richmond at Monument and Boulevard

In Richmond on September 2, the council committee on grounds and buildings backed adopting the intersection of Monument Avenue and the Boulevard as the Battle Abbey site. The decision came despite an adverse report from the special committee.

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Marford Dead at Winchester Ve. Beathess Man Dies

William A. Harford, a Winchester resident, died at BeGL GT. He served for years on the Clarke Weekly Courier. He leaves four sons and three daughters. Details are incomplete due to damaged text, but Mr Harford was a longtime local figure.

A. Marford Winchester Spoutal Washington Owl William A. Harford Beathess Begl Graative Sr Clarke Weekly Courier Emene Beiyg Mere Jaret Westen Feshingeem

Prohibition Law Upheld By Tennessee Court In State Sales

Tennessee chancery court upholds the prohibitory act banning wholesale and retail liquor sales within the state. The judge rules interstate commerce laws take precedence on shipments out of Tennessee, allowing shipments to proceed to other states. The decision, announced by Chancellor T M McConnell, preserves the core law with an exception for out of state shipments.

Tennessee Chattanooga Tenn T M. McConnell

Italian Aboard Warships Alter Course to Salute

Captain Micippio Begata of the Italian naval force reported a cautious stance near Baltimore on September 3. He said his ships did not engage the American fleet, steering to allow the U S battleships to respond, then slowed to ensure the salute could be returned.

Actua Haltimore Micippio Begata Ducarto Aetis Meric Cape Heavy Begata Americas

Former actress found dead in Denver morgue

A unidentified woman in the Denver morgue has been identified as Helen Florence Dixon a former actress and political orator from the 1890s. Known as Mise Helen Florence she later lived in seclusion for a decade in Denver. Death is stated as suicide amid despondency.

Denver Col Helen Florence Dixon Colorado Mia Dixon

Clyde Fitch Stricken With Acute Appendicitis

American playwright Clyde Fitch was suddenly stricken with acute appendicitis while traveling from Germany in an automobile. Upon arrival he was rushed to a private hospital and underwent an operation by Dr Alquier, assisted by two others. His condition is not yet reported, though he has a history of appendicitis.

Maria France Clyde Fitch Germany Alquier Fitch

King Edward Returns After Health Declared Strong

Reports state King Edward is in robust health with Dr Ott affirming his condition as sound. The monarch, praised for vigor, is inviting Dr Ott to visit Sandringham in November as preparations proceed.

Edward Tran London

Train Robber Suspect Sought After Double Hold Up in Pennsylvania

A lone highwayman who robbed a Pennsylvania Railroad train late today held up Robert F. Little and family on a public road nearby. He took $10 and a watch while wearing the same distinctive hat as the train robber, prompting detectives to believe both incidents were by one man. More than 100 officers surround the mountain area as dawn nears. officials say the suspect is likely insane and will be captured soon.

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New York Manager Warns Makaroff Debut Likely Barred

Special to The Washington Fest reports Eugenia Makaroff, born from Marian Goerg Company lineage, may be barred from appearing at Rotterdam and New York Academy of Music due to warnings from authorities. Letters warn management she is a nihilist and connected to provocative conduct, threatening her debut.

New York Makaroff Eugenia Makaroff Marian Goerg Rotterdam Axonyreoud Academy of Music Julia Tstang Guthorttles Lisa Suddey Mekarof

Texas followers urge support for 1912 presidential bid

Merchants and supporters in Dallas gather as Senator J. Halley is billed to speak at a rally praising Hatley for president in 1917. A banner proclaims Hatley for President, 1917, as crowds cheer and call for him to address political allies in Fiesta, Texas.

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Bertha Shaw Found Dead in Chicago Apartment

Miss Bertha Shaw, 25, was found dead in a gas-filled room at 1018 North State Street Chicago. Police say there was no sign of a struggle but an open door and a chair near the body. aunt Maude Dowdell Dowdell notes plans for Bertha to return to Washington and finish seminary studies.

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Carnival plans rally for Washington children parade

The Washington Post reports a September 18 carnival plans to entertain thousands of city children at Potomac Park with dances, masks, and a big playgrounds appeal. Navy Torpedo boat Captain Freeman coordina tes races among torpedo boats and Jack ies in a friendly contest to feature the event. The destroyers and the revenue cutter Apache will participate, with Old King Cole escorted to the basin in a ceremonial parade.

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Welcome Celebrate Dr Cook At Hudson Fulton Dinner

The Explorers Club urged Dr Frederick A Cook to be guest of honor at the Hudson Fulton dinner in September. A cable to Copenhagen requested his fast return to New York before month end, with plans for a Cook Day and a major fund to welcome him. The club listed international explorers expected to attend and named a committee chaired by Prof Marshall H Savile to coordinate the welcome.

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Cook Claims Pole Victory Amid Polar Treks

Denmark reports Dr Frederick A Cook aboard the Hans Egede, describing a perilous journey toward the pole. He describes planting the Stars and Stripes, facing hunger and ice, and challenging skeptics to verify his trip with a safety tube containing a statement.

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