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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1906

Page

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United States Prepares to Shield Cuban Interests

President moves naval forces toward Cuba with ships Denver Merietta Dixie Columbia and others to deter insurgent risks and protect American interests. Secretary Root and War Department monitor potential action as troops from the Philippines return. no commitment to intervention announced.

Cuban Denver Havang Murletts Clentueros Dixie Columbia Guantanamo Atattom Varietta Cuda Niles Columbia Ata Ste | Columbia Colon Root Panama Des Moines Kay West Havana Key West Newport Paducah Dubuque Southerland Dominican Cuba State Department Esteray Ts Bing Mayailtee Ttla United States Hevane New London Conn Oyster Bay Taiew Norfolk Eith Hasaan Macletly Creasdegas Ina Atrath Pos Caminican Porto Rico Culvbra Island Qube Atlantic Taft

Hartje Indicted in Conspiracy and Perjury Case

Pitsburg Pa Sept 2 The Hartje divorce affair dominates the session as Hartje and Welshons and Clifford Howe face conspiracy and subornation of perjury indictments. Key witnesses include Thomas Maline and Detective Perkins with Alderman King testifying about alleged intimate relations. Perkins is said to have implicated Hartje and received money. Howe’s arrest follows, with efforts to bail him and further confessions claimed.

Pitsburg Pa Harte Festus King Clifford Howe Harti Haitie Hoos Perkins Ohio Farkihs Hartje Wre Hatije Ewal Hove Augustns Hartze Meru East Laverpedl

WITHOUT FOOD FOR 15 DAYS A New Jersey woman faces gradual decline

A Washington Post report details Mrs Abram Fauchevnty of 63 London Street who has refused all nourishment for weeks, surviving on bread and milk earlier but now unable to take even that. Doctors report no pain, yet she wastes away and weighs about 35 pounds. Her case draws medical interest as she cannot retain medicine and remains near death. Her husband noted the severe weight loss and extended illness.

New Jersey Washington Abram London Street

Nebraskan Disclaims Dictation on Railroad Issue

Watterson’s sponsor says government ownership is not dictated by party lines. The editor notes strong public support, with cheers at the hall and no disagreement on the final remedy, as discussions extend to Southland guests and Aryan attendees.

Hall Watterson Ams

Bryan at Louisville and reception by Henry Watterson

William Jennings Bryan arrived in Louisville to a spontaneous welcome and a mass meeting at the armory drawing thousands of residents. He read a statement on government ownership of railroads while pledging no intent to force it into the Democratic platform. Henry Watterson, presiding, framed the issue as restoring government to the people amid Southern support and a national unity against elite patrons.

Henry W Watterson William J Bryan Wiliam J Fryan Louisville Tamusville Southland William Jennings Bryan New York Brean Armory Kentucky Bryan Henry Wattersos Senator Catmack Tennessee South W J Stone Mis Watterson Theodore Roose Wlliam Jennings Bryan Nebraska Wiluk Mov Ohio Patlor Wes Ehitegstynd Ana Lehigh Valley Senate Aia

Reform Not Revolution in Bryan Address at St Louis

The speech portrays Reform as the aim to balance power between people and lawmakers, opposing corporate influence. It features emphasis on government ownership of railroads, with Bryan declaring he spokes for himself and noting varied party reception, while urging regulation and democratic control. It references Roosevelt, Watterson, Carmack, Stone, and Bryan’s New York speech.

Nations Senate Mose House Uket Republican Party Theodora Roosevelt Bryan Nebraska Watterson Carmack Tennessee

Two Train Collision Kills Twelve in Ontario Run

In Azilda near Sudbury Ontario on September 12 a head on crash between two Canadian Pacific passenger trains killed twelve and injured several more. The east bound express could not stop and the air brakes failed. All dead and injured were in a colonist sleeper car. The harvesters train was waiting at Azilda. no injuries on that train’s other cars. Official cause not yet released.

Suchuty Ont Canadian Pacific Railway Azilda Sudbury Harvesters Trai Wilch Harvesters Oles Canedian Pacific

Wealthy widow missing in Chicago search at Princeton

Relatives of Mrs. Sarah A Boatman a wealthy widow appealed for a police search at 1 Princeton avenue after she vanished last Wednesday after attending a fraternal society meeting. She was known to carry large sums of money and her family suspects foul play or detention to extract money.

Chicago Sarah A Boatman Princeton Avenue Boatman

Pipeline Across Isthmus Supplies Atlantic Coast

The Union Oil Company of San Francisco has completed a pipe line across the Isthmus of Panama and, within forty five days, will supply Atlantic seaboard cities with California fuel oil. The line runs fifty two miles and will pump about 1,000 barrels a day, operating with tank steamers on both coasts over the Culebra grade.

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Carlyle House Mystery: Is It Carlyle or Braddock Remains

In Alexandria Virginia a plaster cast was once thought fake and removed from the Carlyle House cellar. A St Louis physician and Smithsonian anthropologist Dr Hrdlicka now conclude the mummified remains are a genuine human body, possibly that of John Carlyle or Gen Braddock, preserved in plaster centuries ago. The caretaker recalls exposing the cavity and facing crowds as the case shifted from hoax to historic find.

Hrdiicke Smytheonian Institute Carlyle Alexandria John Carlyle Geo Braddock Carlyle House Paris John Emich Braddock Tobacconiat oMfciate St. Louis Alesard- Micke Smithsonian Institution Orardlick St Louis Cartyle House Une Hrdlicka Cerlylé and Tate

Burton's Scalp At Dicks Best Senators Indorsed

Roosevelt, Foraker, and Dick are lauded in equal terms as Burton is defeated after a vigorous fight. Foraker makes an eloquent plea for Dick. Senators are praised and a tariff plank is rejected. Eulogy resolutions are noted.

Burton Roosevelt Foraker

Nomination fracas at Ohio GOP convention in Dayton

The Ohio Republican convention at Dayton Sept 14 endorsed Senator Dick as chairman of the state executive committee amid a fight with Congressman Burton and Harry M Daugherty over policy and endorsements. The platform supported popular election of U S Senators and tariff revision, while Burton’s minority report failed. The event featured tensions between Dick and Foraker and a notable incident with Burton and Foraker after Dick’s speech.

Roosevelt Foraker Dick Oanelly Burton United States Dayton Ohio Senator Foraker Senate Barton Congressman Burton Harry M Daugherty Tmexring Cleveland US & Minority Report Sangtor Foraker Dick Indorsemant Ncident Tuscara Burtoh

Rockefeller attorney pleads not guilty in Ohio court

In Findlay Ohio on September 12 a plea of not guilty was entered for John D Rockefeller in Probate Court on anti trust charges tied to Standard Oil. Rockefeller appeared with counsel and demanded separate jury trials for the pipelines cases as Judge Banker adjourned court to the first Monday in October to set the dates.

Findlay Ohio John D Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Mrefeller Banker

Floods wash two Mexican towns. homes lost and rail line damaged

Mexican correspondents report Mexicali tlan and Tiuxpa along the Santiago River wiped out by floods. Earth slides on the Manzanilla extension of the Mexican Central Railway after heavy rain between Tuxpan and Colima. An estimated 2,900 cubic meters of earth covered the roadbed in several spots, leaving many homeless.

el Paso Tex Herald Mexicalfitlan Tiixpsa Sentiago Mansanilia Mexcan Tuxpan Colima Mexico

Eloping preacher found in Washington and Mount Vernon

Describes the case of Reverend Coombs an ex minister from Pittsburgh who eloped with Miss Lida Nycum a church worker in New York City The pair were tracked to Mount Vernon where Coombs admitted to a love affair but denied desertion He plans to return to Meyersdale with his wife and children and enter Bethel Military Academy The report notes Coombs registered as Mr and Mrs Coombs at a New York hotel and that detectives intervened to confirm the situation

Misa Lida B. Nycum New York City Mount Vernon Col. Coombs Meyersdale Pittsburg Lida B. Nycum Raleigh Coombs N.Y B H. Leisure Mott Vernon Gad Pegain Parson Uvat Hyme St Deniy New York Dir Coombs Coombes Cochstairs Leisure Aid McKalip Nycum Daverts Mr Coombs Bethel Military Academy Tenton Mise Nycum Huntingdon Everett Truak

District education reform push cited by President Roosevelt

A report by J and Reynolds urges wider industrial training and playgrounds in the District of Columbia schools, stressing the first purpose of education as a sound body. President Roosevelt endorses the findings, and the Board of Education selects four new principals, shaping district policy amid staffing changes and new appointments in both white and colored schools.

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Board of Education appoints principals for white and colored schools

Mound child welfare issue prompts playground expansion. Board of Education appoints high school principals, naming Mrs. A. J. Cooper replaced by W. T. Jackson. M. W. F. Swartell does not appear for examination. A long list of selections announced for both white and colored schools, with salary questions noted.

A. J. Cooper Black Chicago Charlottesville Bruce Harary Tuskegee Blanche K Bruce Bnassesion Mc Black Admiral Hand B Sk. Buche I Z Wilson Schosis Adm Board of Education W.T. &. Jackson M. W. F. Swartell

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