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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
9
An item reports that a local faction within the Hoboes group resigns from the Capital Local Branch and favors a permanent headquarters on G Street. The piece notes internal debate over Shakespearean works, library provisions, and branch leadership with a focus on nonpartisan aims and member dues.
A damaged report notes Canada and Ottawa reject proposed treaty changes from the United States, halting years of work toward harmonized provisions. Negotiations paused as Michigan interests and other parties express opposition, delaying adoption of the reform plan.
Report outlines a dramatic arrest and court actions involving a man named Tranmiteh and others. The piece notes a woman connected to Detroit and references bank involvement and an alleged conspiracy. Authorities reportedly proceeded with formal charges.
A New York scene reports Miss Griesy arriving from London with a jewel fortune seized by customs and her grandiose plans. She travels with Hamilton Bushee and a small retinue, staying aboard during the voyage while jewel cases and gems are displayed to inspectors. Meanwhile society notices discuss Miss Garden and Miss Slocum, and Lake Forest invitations recalled by Mrs McCormick as she heads to Cleveland to visit Rockefeller parents. London observer Mr Martin critiques modern aristocracy and American influence on English society, warning of decadence and predicting conservative reform ahead.
An old clipping advertises Curicura soap and a London department store treatment for skin irritation. It promotes relief for itchings and eruptions and mentions sun exposure as part of the routine. The ad targets readers seeking topical remedies and uses period marketing tone.
Leonard Bake, 15, of Mying near Fremont, Wisconsin, was arrested by Soo Line detectives for causing a wreck on a fast train that killed three aboard en route to Premont jail. Bake allegedly admitted deliberately breaking the track, saying he sought revenge after being refused a ride. he is the son of a farmer and a section foreman.
The Mount Rainier carnival drew large crowds as cars Alval at Wiwnt Rainier Md continued through Saturday. Tonight features a cakewalk, with a euchre party planned and a large masquerade on Saturday where prizes will honor the funniest and prettiest costumes. T K Mant serves as arrangements committee chairman.
Pope Pius has ratified the consistorial congregation decisions appointing Right Rev Joseph M Koudelka of Cleveland as auxiliary bishop of Milwaukee. Also approved is Mgr Laval to be auxiliary bishop of New Orleans and named titular bishop of Herocassearlar.
The Tenth Infantry now at San Antonio Texas will sail from Galveston September 14 to establish a permanent garrison on the Panama Canal Zone. Selected for full regimental strength and trained, the regiment will be followed by others in a few months. Officials say there is no political linkage to Panama developments and note economy from using Isthmian Canal workers shelters, saving an estimated 65 thousand dollars versus a potential 1.5 million dollar post cost.
The army moves toward a peace basis with regiments in San Antonio reduced and recruits used to fill gaps. Secretary Stimson and General Wood plan a South and Southwest inspection tour beginning September 20, with various officers reassigned or extended. Naval movements report arrivals and sailings including Albany and Warrington to Gardiners Bay and Newport, with ships listed for port calls and destinations.
Rear Admiral A Reynolds named governor of the Naval Home in Philadelphia. Capt J G Quinby to duty command Franklin. Hoop Hoses to duty command Tennessee as executive officer Massa., Lt Com J 9 Graham to duty Iowa as executive officer. Lt Comdr W G Rniggs to duty Indiana as executive officer. Acting Assistant Surgeon Flasbory resigns. acting assistant KuTreoh accented.
Wholesale quotes for Sept show firmer wheat and oats with steady pork futures. Butter, guinea eggs, copper, and electrolytic metals cited with regional freight and port notes from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and nearby states.
Washington Post reports Alexandria voters head to polls from 6:30 am to 6:23 pm for the primary. Incumbents Martin and Swanson expected to win by large margins, while Jones and Glass supporters claim a potential surprise amid a campaign with limited speeches in the city.
George Watson's Tiptop won the harness championship at Newport’s fifteenth annual horse show in Newport Rhode Island. Dr Selwonk was kept in reserve while Watson also claimed the championship in the pairs class with Tiptop and Top Watch. Julian Morria of New York posted strong results with his day mare Confi dante, taking blue in road hacks and small saddle horse class. Tiptop and Top Notch defeated Lord Brooke and Aquidnick in the big pairs class.
The Virginia Democratic League backs Jones and Glass in a reform platform aimed at breaking the party machine. Swanson and Martin face criticism over past roles, with campaign tensions rising as voters prepare for a decisive senatorial primary in Suffolk and Wise County forecasts suggest Martin and Swanson will likely prevail in several counties.
At a Montgomery County Agricultural Society meeting in Rockville Maryland the treasurer presented the financial report for the annual fair held last week. Receipts totaled 6163 with expenditures of 7450. Officials say better weather on Wednesday or Thursday could have made the fair a financial success.
Supreme Court equity filings show trustees appointed for real estate sales, various rule return dates, and adjustments in bankruptcy and probate matters. Notable items include George Shinn named trustee, orders to accept private sale, and several estates with administrators and bonds. Continuous docket entries reflect numerous property transfers and legal actions across DC locales.
A long list of deeds of trust records various mortgages and security arrangements. Edgar Bodenhamer to American Security and Trust Company secures United States Realty Company for $1200 monthly payments over five years at 7 percent. several other properties and borrowers follow, including Margare t Mo Bol, Alfred McGonrg, and William Woolf, with varying monthly payments, terms up to seven years, and interest rates commonly around 6 to 7 percent.
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