Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1909

Page

9

Taft And Waterways Meet With 5000 Delegates Expected

Taft leads a broad campaign for waterways with 5000 delegates expected for the national rivers and harbors congress. Secretaries Dickinson and Nagel, Count Bernateeff, and Gov Hadley join as cabinet officials and diplomats plan events from St Louis to Norfolk and a lakes to gulf waterway push to educate the public on federal river and harbor duties.

Diskinson Nagel Count Bernateeff Deapéet Rivers Canale National Rivers and Harbors Congress Preakdent Taft St. Louis New Orleans Morfolk Taft Dick Haun War Department Becetay Nagel Department of Commeece Labor HH. von Bernatertt Judson Marau Ghia Hadley Missouri The Coun

President Taft's Northwest Tour Dates Revealed

Inspector MUMON BALLINGER leads a sweeping itinerary from Chicago to Seattle then across the West Coast, stopping at Denver Montrose Provo and numerous cities, with Cabinet officers and senators invited. The journey spans September to November including Yosemite Grand Canyon and ends in Washington.

Montrose Cplo Hutte Coeur d'Alene Idaho Seattle Shasta California Yosemite Valley Grand Canyon Arigona Thanes P. Taft Chrini Texa Offia Boston Archivald W. Butt Ala Wendell W Mischler Charles C. Wagner 3. J. Ricthardson Washington Gerrit Fort New York Central Line James Beasdy Joseph H. Murphy Secret Service Arthur Brooks Messenger Pretent Diagara Mr. Knox Dickinson Hitchcock Commerce and Labor Nagel Interior Ballinger Northwest United States Johm Hays Hammond T Pokane Wash Wullington Chicago Milwaukee Lacroase Winona Minn Minneapolis Portland Oreg Sacramento Cal Oaulind Berkeley San Francisco Mercedes Yosemites Fresno Los Angeles Phoenix Prescott Ariz Ang-Nour Albuquerque N. Mex Diaz el Paso Tex Ciudad’ Soares Mexico San Antonio Ranch Corpus Chinati Houston Dallas St. Louis Mississippi River M. MorloLer Cape Girardeau Cairo Hickman Memphis Tenn Ifeluna Ark Vicksburg Miss New Orleans Jackson Mise Columbus Birmingham Macon Savannah Charleston Columbie

Sailors Save Millions as US Navy Withholds Pay

The navy pay office in New York reports sailors hold about 2 million dollars of their earnings as savings and allotments. Of 1 700 savers, 60 are supporting families while stationed away from home. One case notes a sailor attempting to swap a navy clerk position for 107 dollars in cash to invest elsewhere.

Sam Jere Maupin Navy New York Besem United States Adjuliente Mavagier Maupin

Good Roads Their Object Meeting to Be Held in Winston Salem

A Winston Salem meeting aims to advance support for better roads with representatives from Salisbury Roanoke and nearby areas invited. The focus is on promoting a north to south highway route via Roanoke and Salisbury and establishing a permanent roads association. The discussion references James Edward Rogers and his critique of yellow journalism, noting the press as sensational and commercial while acknowledging its influence on public morals.

Winston Salem Ial Washington Post Winston Seem New York Herald Laiig Enaeaver Une Roanoke Lastton Saleve Twken Permanent Couch Roads Association Seow Tie Ma Hutif James Edward Rogers University of Chicago Press United States Pena Alene

Bowen dies at Bowen home in Wayne County

James E. Bowen, 86, dies at his Bowen residence in Wayne County after a long life as the sole surviving son of Hugh E. Bowen. He was a widower and father to four, including James M. Bowen, J. D. Bowen, Mrs. Victoria Booth, and Eliza Morrison. His father settled in Wayne County from Maryland around 1900, founding a large family.

Washington Huntington W. Va James i. Bowen Bowen Wayne County Hugh E. Bowen Aryland I Bowen James M J.d.bowen Victoria Booth Mia Eliza Morrison

Billmyer Declines Senate Nomination in Germany Visit

Cumberland Md September 12 Special to The Washington Post Herman D Billmyer Democratic candidate for State Senator has returned from Europe and stated he will not accept the nomination. He cites business obligations and says he will notify party authorities of his decision.

Senate Washington Cumberland Herman D. Billmyer Vicie Europe Bilimyer

Youngest Grandfather in the United States

Special to The Washington Fest Winston Salem N C Sept 22w T Stewart of this city a member of Stewart Brow printers is probably the youngest grandfather in the United States He is 36 years old and was married while in his teens His wife who is the mother of his children is 34 Their eldest daughter married a year ago and Mr and Mrs Sam Hutchore have just presented a granddaughter to Mr and Mrs Stewart

Washington Winston Salem N. C T. Stewart Stewart Brow, Printers United States Telena Sam Hutchore Mra. Stewart

Virginia Tobacco Prices Edge Higher Amidsteadily Improving Quality

Special to The Washington Post from Richmond and Petersburg Virginia September 12 reports Richmond warehouses limiting sales to a single sale per week, with small consignments. Prices gain on higher quality tobacco, while farming regions Northside and Brimaugh show large yields and high grades. Petersburg shipments rise as primings move to market, with Mecklenberg and other counties noting record or near record crops and anticipated strong prices. In Winston Salem North Carolina on September 12 the local market remains dull with low sales and weaker prices than last year.

Virginia Washington Post Richmond Petersburg Sorthside Brimawick Mecklenverg Winston Setem N. C

Road Plan Approved Merchants for Early Start

Virginia City merchants hail the Alexandria Washington greater highway plan as crucial to regional trade. A Braddock Heights resident supports state control of funds, praising timely editorials and urging swift construction between Alexandria and Washington. Merchants anticipate reduced travel wear and faster shipments once the road is underway in coming weeks. The Alexandria Washington Greater Highway Association, led by President Williams, will meet to discuss funding and execution after road estimates are finalized.

Washington Virginia City Alexandria County Monitor Post Braddock Heights Weaver Alexandria County Tte Alexandria Alexandria-Washington Greater Alexandrria State Highway Commissioner Publi Road Bureau Department of Agriculture Alexandria-Washington

DROWNED AS BOAT UPSETS ON THE ELIZABETH RIVER

Norfolk Va Sept 12 Frank Richardson age 2 drowned when a boat with R H Ripley on the southern branch of the Elizabeth River upset from a steamer Chester swell. Ripley was rescued in critical condition as shore observers aided the struggling men. Washington Post note reports another death: John Henry Manus 13, Union veteran of the Civil War, died at Waysesboro Md after a long illness. He served in four engagements. Six children survive his widow Mrs Elizabeth M Clippenger of Shippenaburg aged 80 after illness.

Wavamatus Norfolk Frank Richardsson Elizabeth R. H. Ripley Chester Richardson Risley Leshore Washington Post Flageratown John Henry Manus Germany Waysesboro Paralysia Fries’ Engine Works Hlizebath M. Clippenger Morris Clippenger Shippenaburg

Study Habits and Trial Experience Across Learning Phases

The phrase suggests spending initial minutes studying a subject followed by a short pleasant trial lasting a few days. It contrasts preparatory learning with hands on exploration to build familiarity and confidence. The idea emphasizes gradual engagement and positive reinforcement in early learning.

Roanoke Lid On Mayors Order and Prohibition Drive

Roanoke Va Sept 12 mayor Joe H Cutchedn issues lid on local option alcohol sale closing bootblacks and drug stores for three months. Antisaloon League boosts campaign with city-wide church meetings and lectures by Cannon McAlister and others. Petitions circulated in Charlotteville seeking local option election. earlier vote rejected licensing by unanimous margin in June 197 with 42 majority.

Washington Roanoke Joe H. Cutchedn Péteen Pelfocfere A. Aebuine Antigalgan League Anisaloon League of Vir Cgi Thes City Shurehes Prom Spaakers Withia Kets Bréte James Cannon, Jr Antisaloon League J. 2 McAlister Richardson E. Stewart Neighborg Bristol Charles D. Bulla Alexandria Arya Aiien Charlottenvillé G. Burney Sinclair

Plea for Flood Victims Across Mexico Border

Telegrams from American Consul General Philip Hanna report greater flood devastation than first claimed. Red Cross appeals for funds to aid victims across the Hooded district from Monterey to Matamoras, with towns flooded and rail lines washed away. More than 10,000 lives lost, thousands homeless as winter approaches, as relief efforts coordinate with Mexican and American authorities.

Mexico State Department Hoca Philip. Hanna American National Red Cross Monterey Matamoras Saya Hanna Mr. Hanna Rio Grande River Wes Jy Laser Victoria Mr. Hannatela Mexican Red Cross

Man Attempts Suicide in Police Cell

James Harris a 21 year old African American, held on petty larceny charges, tried to end his life in a Fourth precinct stationhouse cell by making a noose from a belt and handkerchief. An officer cut him down before serious injury, and Harris shouted threats after the effort.

Hia James Harris Davis Court Kaucher Harris Poticeman Hilton Abbett Nenderchieg

Obituary Notices From Gate City and Roanoke Virginia

Virginia obituary notices report the death of Nickels of Gate City aged 82 with surviving wife and three children and a funeral at the Methodist Church. A separate Roanoke item notes photographer George A. Dyer dying. he leaves a widow and a son, with background of decades in Roanoke and travel in southwestern Virginia.

Apecal Washington Pont Gate City W. Nickels H. Nickels LR Nickels Briatol Methodist Roanoke George .A. Dtyers Joth Myers Hopiman Igeaten Virginia Botetourt County Gala

Portsmouth arrest on pensioner charged with theft in 1900s

Alexandria county officials were notified that Loula Edward McFarland, a Spanish American War pensioner, was in custody in Portsmouth for allegedly stealing a diamond ring valued at 76 dollars from Miss Grace Beavers of Washington. The ring had been pledged for 25 dollars, and authorities expect to transfer McFarland to Alexandria. Funeral services for Ferdinand G. Faulkner were held at South Payne Street residence with Masonic and railway conductor delegations attending. Reddon arrested for breaking into a toolhouse and stealing overalls and tools, wearing stolen clothing at arrest. Alexandria Civil Service examinations announced for laboratory assistant and assistant dentist positions. St Mary's Alumnae meet plans banquet for October 0.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandr Va Commonwealth Crandat Mackey Alexandria’ County Portsmouth, Va Miss Beavers Capt. Mackley McFerland Lane Park McFarland Policeman Wood Fifth Precinct Washington Ferdinand G. Faulkner South Payne Street Alexandria Andrew Jackson Lodge of Masons Brotherhood of Joseph R. Sevier Second Presbyterian Church Masons William M. King James MM. Duncan Joan Backham James E. Alexander H. F. Fox Buthel Cemetery Payne Fairfax County John K Reddon Redd Justice Wright St. Mary's Alumnae Association Meen Academy Hall Prince and Columbia

HID FOR YEAR IN ATTIC IN WEST VIRGINIA CRIME

Special to The Washington Morgantown West Virginia Sept twelve After living six years on the run Maud Tichnell a prisoner in the county jail was arrested at Little Falls by Sheriff Broad and a posse at his mother's home where he had lived in close seclusion in the attic. He fled after allegedly assaulting his cousin Miss Winabeth Austin six years ago and faces a death penalty in West Virginia if convicted.

Washington Morgantown W. Va Maud Tiohner Little Falls Sheri Braod Alte Tichnell

Gospel II The Tent Sunday Services At Covenant Church

Sunday evening services at the Church of the Covenant tent at sixteenth and Mantes streets NW drew large attendance. Last evening the musical program featured tenor Joseph T Mathieu violinist Howard Roderick and accompanist Mabel DM with Mr Maihi at the piano.

Church of the Covenant Sixteenth Mantes Streets Joseph't. Mathieu Howard’ Roderick Misa Mebel Maihi

Florence School Promotes Courses for Girls and Private Math Instruction

The Florence School announces home and day programs for girls with regular and elective resources, music, art, and an inviting environment. It lists teachers Mrs All en Martin delt and Miss Anna Bedinger at 2401 Mass Ave Washington DC, with opening October 4. Private instruction in mathematics and languages offered by experienced tutor with university training and literary work. The event includes musical performances and readings by Havie, Van der Water, Barnlett, Mendelssohn pieces, and a sermon on the Burden of God Silence by Rev. Tyler Dennett.

Wray Point Annaposta Actadmann Florence Schoo Allen Martindelt Anna Bedinger Mans. Avé Washington, D. C Mia Martine Delf Haviey van der Water Barnlett Mendelssohn Roderick Raft Bosewski Miss Bil Tyler Dennett Church of the Govenant Y.W.G. A. Institute Tmcrte-Piret Wridhy Rumbtal Terres Myron J. Jones Directoe Washington — School For Boys Wincossin Ave Washington D.C Bemitketty Tha Coubtrz Gil Perte Limeit Tor Modero Uildings Matentiva Xuuotle United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons Orapapardy Chile Catalo ST. John's’ College Catalo ST. John's’ College ‘Verment Brothers of the Christian Beneals Isbao Enalination Srotuba Dorotheus Hall-Noyes Sorogl Oirls Telegboue Prances Mann Halo AC M Prisipa Calsieruetrom Cali Lelyonore MT East Capitol Stuart School Ligeltha Columbia Road Claudia Stuart Voshpr A. Reabh Irving Brighwood H. Climen George Washington ‘University Sarvard John £. Harbeam Beat Business Co Virginia

Colton to be Governor of Porto Rico noted by President

The President will appoint Col. George R Colton of the District of Columbia as governor of Porto Rico. Colton, a former lieutenant colonel from Nebraska, served as Santo Domingo customs collector and Philippine insular customs chief. He speaks Spanish, has Latino American experience, and is expected to win local support for welfare aims. Gov Fost’s resignation time frame remains unsettled.

Beverb Masa George R Colton District of Columbia Porto Rico Colton Philippines Nebraska Santo Domingo Insular Bureau of Insular Affaire Fost Stendérad

Also Mentioned on This Page

Congress Cana Mier Ty Wilfrid Laurier Aart Wieder Ellison Mumon Ballinger Jackies Brea Aclaue James E. Bowen Billmyer Bim Maryland Mets Postum Gate Co Titel (Battie ‘Creek Atich Kimsely Red Cross Knox Gaubht Portsmouth Alexandris Capt Pauliner Civil Service Examinations Ment Marka the Church of Covenant Service Echools, Pelcahionhe Wxbeniaron Songole Academy “of Languages Fourtéents W. LE Grete A. Dly Prince Franchefurgee Universi Af Buawids Poteeity Be Eiteenth Aodi Abe Ao Mulidiog Peneiean Belonces Fifteenth Rie University Yastowet College Fartie Sofort Washington College Am Leal Kecatton Piel Yung Stromg Coupes Mile Boe Meldath Teller Competef Tap Wotoey Dallgadlei Addr F. Menefee City Columbian Preparatory School Rhods Laf Ava Washington Tan National Cathedral ‘School Mount Aubr Wctorrn Barbour Walmer M. A. Pitadipel Army and Navy Preparatory School Pivinet Warkington Enorougn Enivetaltien Galted Military and Naval Tes Bastiens Seine Achietic Basepall Adress B. Swavely En ‘Howe Gy Strayer Business College St, Margaret's Bay Coambeticut Salilume Avasiee wiles Lippiosott_ené Miley Baker Milton Syreen Iw Gimogrphy Labora Fulton Emerson Institute Bay Beveaty Mathemati Er C.F soricoLs Georgetown University Tuys Atoea Wernandas Fultion Mos Goore Watreny Law School Wood Sweet Briar College Blue Ridge Haun Tidla Fosrih Teler Mary K. Benedict Selb Rancolpr-Macon Academy France Raudingi- Macon Syrin Virginia Rt Senteberate Adarens Li Groot Nova Syz Auet Eastern College Prasanton Bor G Wasuaern Alexandria VA Herae Musa Peabody Conservatory OF Kusic Baltimore Harold Andolpe Deedersary Degartriebt Srusronaktr Touslea Lading Fry Lo Papitx Uchatershipe Dtohamas Teac Sercigentes Wabshin A.new Denver Vame Ene Baesees Sree
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication