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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1910

Page

9

Bank Supervisors Hear Murray Urge Liquidation Power

National Association of Supervisors of State Banks opens in Treasury building with Comptroller Lawrence O. Murray calling for use of power to force weak, unsteady state banks into liquidation. Conference covers 18,000 banks with $922 million capital and $9.5 billion deposits. sessions plan investigations of incompetent officers and limited new charters amid banking reform talk.

National Convention Treasury National Association of Supervisors of State Banks Comptroller of the Currency Lawrence O. Murray Clark Williams New York Murray Natonal Comptratec 4 Moo Mitra Tito Ates Alf

Progress on the Canal in August Shows Increased Excavation

Diggers on the isthmus report total excavation rising to 8 million. The August gain stems from two extra working days compared with July and lower rainfall. Concrete laying in the dam and rock work also advanced, with 16 553 cubic yards laid in August versus 131 658 in July.

Union Voted to Kill in France Street Parade Bloodshed

On Sept 12 Paris police report the murder of strikebreaker Donge, killed in a street brawl. Officials say the carters union planned the death amid a coal handlers strike and pledged to protect the attackers if caught. Thomas J Brady sues Alburn TV Ladson for 14000 over a land sale near Santiago Cuba and Everett Dufour is involved.

France Donge Corl Caries Gelemn Thomas J. Brady Washington Clarksberg WW Va Alburn TV Ladson Atlanta Circuit Courh United States Georgia Brady Santiago Cuba Everett Dufour

Interior official to visit California oil lands in October

First Assistant Secretary Peirce of the Interior Department will travel to California to investigate the oil situation and production on public domain lands. He will assess legislation to be recommended to Congress and will visit Bakergield vicinity around October 16.

California

Three Wounded in Robbers Raid at Ely Resort

In Ely Nevada a gambling resort employed men fought five robbers who held up the establishment this morning. One man is dead and others are seriously wounded as the bandits escaped with about 5000 dollars. Authorities hunt the suspects.

Reno Nev Ely

Railway treaty outlines tentative plan for international rail regulation

Officials from the United States and Canada discuss a framework for international regulation of railways at a New York conference. A final decision is deferred until a later date to allow thorough review. A tribunal with powers over routes, traffic, and through rates may be established, and hearings on freight rate cases will proceed.

Martin A. Knapp Interstate Commerce Commission J. P. Mabee Railway Commission of Canada Congress New York City United States Canada Board of Railway Commissioners of Canada International Tribunal Railway Act of Canada Knapp

The Little Damozel At Belasco Theater Review

Review of The Little Damozel at Belasco Theatre notes Monckton Hoffe play wears on third act but offers a clean love story and witty lines. Cast includes May Buckley Julie Alady and George Graham Sollacera as Hon Locke, with music by Papa Bartholdi Pepe and Abraham.

Belasco Monckton Hoffe Becktow Poole Cyril Keightley Hon Kharoy Lark George Graham Sollcera Frank Lacy Walter Angel Henry Wenman Pepa Barthull Henry Vogel Frans Pepe Harry Frazer Amaham Raphael Newman Toole Harry Child sMary Corse Sybil Craven Julie Alady May Buckley Belasco Theater Trent W_ Savage Monckton Lloffe Angelique Jule George Bernard Shaw John ‘Tanner Nell Partington Partington Julie Ufe Redlaw Poole Poole Jute Pooles Capt Far Cafe Sybil Mrs. Poole Paotes Cafe Angelique Papa Bartholdi Franz Pepe Abraham June Fitzroy Locke Sule George Graham Locke Graham Lulu Glager Migstay Buckley Damozel Miss Buckley Cyril Keightley Hecklaw

Treasury Shake-Up Sees Imlay Demoted and Jemison Promoted

A Treasury reorganization moved W M Imlay from assistant superintendent of buildings to a clerkship while E H Jemison was named to fill his post. George Simmons, head of printing and stationery, was reduced to a clerkship and F F Weston was transferred from the government printing office to succeed him.

Treasury W. M. Imlay E. H. Jemison Imlay Leslie M. Shaw George Simmons F. F. Weston Government Printing Office

Opera SInger Bankrupt and Theatre Notes

Grace Van Studdiford, opera singer, files bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 20901 and assets including 98 shares of the Grace Van Studdiford Amusement Company Missouri Corporation. Dueling incident cited in Weslaton Missouri. Cast details for McDonald play and Lyceum shows follow with reviews of Cherry Blossoms and William Shilling Company at the Casino. Also notes Deacon Flood premiere at Ford's Opera House in Baltimore and upcoming Washington engagement.

New York Grace van Studdiford Hudzon ‘Trust Company Weslaton Stack Grace van Studdiford Amusement Company, & Missouri Corporation Mort Baltimore Deacon Flood Ford’s Opera House Harry Kelly Clara Palmer Mayme Gehrge Madelyn Marshall Dorothy Homer Eda Wyn Fletcher Norton W. W. Black Washington Deacon

NOT ENGAGED TO YOUNG TAFT

Miss Olive Gardner denies any romance with Robert Taft describing their relationship as purely friendly. She notes they met just once and likes him, while Taft says the matter is silly and is visiting John Ewen in Lake Forest before returning to Washington.

Washington Chicago Olive Gardner William A. Gardner Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Robert Taft Taft Mies Gardner

No Pardon Denied for Sugar Men in Taft Action

New York September 12 President Taft denied clemency for Edward Boyle John Coyle Patrick T Henneasey and Thomas Kehoe the sugar weighers sentenced with Oliver Spitzer the dock superintendent for frauds on the Williamsburg docks of the sugar trust Spitzer was pardoned and testified against Heike and Gerbracht

New York President Taft Edward Boyle John Coyle Patrick T. Henneasey Thomas Kehoe Oliver Spitzer Williamsburg Sugar Trust Spitzer Heike Gerbracht

Sail for Target Practice As Navy Ships Move South

Norfolk ships Hdlahe Mississippi Michigan Connecticut Delaware and North Dakota led the Atlantic fleet out of port at noon bound for southern drill grounds to conduct battle practice. Auxiliaries towed six targets while other vessels followed toward the grounds after noon yesterday. At Annapolis Prince Tsai Hsun of China will visit the Naval Academy on September 2 with a luncheon planned in his honor by Supt Bowyer.

Gayety Paris Gallager Shean Edna Davenport Julie Bon Hon Annette Goldis Gafager and Bay Rum Norfolk Mississippi Michigan Connecticut Delaware North Dakota Capes Naval Academy Washington Port Annapolis Prince Tsai Hsun China Tsai Tao Supt Bowyer Artigeo—munrana Aia Norih Varouma Provincetown Brutus Caesar Hampton Lebanon Indian Head Yorktown California Colorado Pennsylvania Washington Valparaiso Abarenda Hannibal Hampton Roads Charleston Port Townsend Louisiana Kansas New Hampshire South Carolina Southern Drill Grounds Rainbow Shanghai Montana North Carolina Newport Lebanon Hampton Road Indien Head Indiena Philadelphia Marietta Bluebelds Cristobal Bremerton Louistons Hampton Reeds Bouthern Dri

Army Orders Leave and duty movements announced

Military notices list leaves of absence for Capt. Quarry and officers of various infantry, scouts, and coast artillery. It details visits by Maj. Schofield, Col. Mitcham, and others to specified cities and works, plus reliefs at the Army War College and a string of ship movements and drill grounds across multiple states and overseas locations.

William C. Quarry Third Infantry Oliver F. Snyder Seventeenth Infantry Gaya Edger Z. Steever Eleventh Infantry Manley Lawton Philippine Scouts Adjutant General of the Army Richmond McA. Schofield Lawrence Mass Clifton Heights New Brunswick N. J Glayeravilla N. Y Red Bank Orin B. Mitcham Ordnance Department John A. Roebling Lone Company Trenton Charies J. Bailey Coast Artillery Corps Charles M. O'Connor Eighth Cavalry John Co. F. Titeon Eighteenth Infantry John T. Knight William ©. Brown Third Cavalry Charles A. Beckarts Fifth Infantry David 3. Baker, Jr Godfrey H. Macdonald Thirteenth Cavalry E. A. Hetmick Tenth Infantry Alexander J. Dade Ninth Cavalry Edwin C. Sarratt Toast Artillery Corps William K. Nayjor Ninth Infantry George H. Jamerson Twenty-ninth Infentry Gilbert A. Youngberg Corps of Engineers

Hotels and Guests Listed by City in Sparse Directory

A fragmented list of guests and residences across cities such as Boston Chicago New York and San Francisco, mentioning names and hotels like St James and Willard. The garbled OCR shows numerous personal names and addresses alongside references to hotels and rooms without clear events or narrative.

Oston E. FE Chapman St. James William L. Miler Willard Chicago T. P. Pray Charles V. Dules Acya G. Bannes C. B. Herries Solomon Rai Bain& Graham Kn & . Berring Arlagion Eat New York L. D. Hery Alfred Bemann John Wellenkatop Benjamin “Adriemee Suengon Jeehaysee Block G. Manual Cheoo W. Kirder A. W Chinghan Letian Ma Ja Yyman Robert Bheck Knox Bredm Ralelga A. T. Hobie A. Wien Wits Caese Bets ‘ Leman Dames J. A. Gurney R. Rea ‘Barber Aclington Canta Crichton Wee Ageles Ward Leary San Francisci E. Thawon Stamford A Shoreham Sony Sloan, Sr Qeorgia A. C. Dourass Atlanta M. Chariton Lousatanale H. Keon Chaps Touly Sansier Miss Joliy Bassler New Oriente Boreham Massachusetta Prince Dalton Maryland B. A. Ali Baltimore Raleigh Gere Ane Ear Ig Wil Wortman Barzan Anand Claseita A. Fee Johor Ton

Estrada Seeks U S Aid for Nicaragua Finances and Government

Provisional President Estrada sent a long cable to the American government asking for help to repair Nicaragua finances and establish a stable government. He urges a high commissioner with full powers to negotiate U S claims, including the Emery claim and indemnity for Grace and Cannon. He proposes a loan backed by 1 percent of customs receipts and a constitutional convention to formalize his position and set a date for national elections. A U S diplomatic commissioner may be sent to cooperate with Estrada’s government, alongside Consul Moffatt’s unofficial mission from Bluefields to Managua. President Estrada announced Washington’s recognition of his government, a move celebrated locally though not yet socially acknowledged by the United States.

Nicaragua Estrada Senor Cantrillo Washington Huntington Wilson United States Emery Zelaya Grace Cannon Moffatt Bluefields Managua

Little Bobbie's Pa A comic piece on marriage finance

A humorous dialogue between a husband and wife about money, control of the bankroll, and marital expectations. The burlesque banter roams from his old friend Chanler to hypothetical wife behavior and a joking warning about money and power in marriage, with a brief shift to currency policy news follows.

Bob Chanler Manny Abel Lina Calaveri Mister Chanler Shelby

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