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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1911
Page
11
The article surveys German credit conditions and financial perplexities common to major commercial nations. It notes railroads facing difficulties, shifting money markets in New York and Berlin, and cautious optimism that overall conditions may stabilize despite strains in foreign and domestic finance.
Fragmented OCR recounts economic distress and market declines amid mentions of North Carolina tragedy and interstate taxation debates. The garbled report references New York, central bank actions, and Supreme Court issues impacting rate regulation and fiscal policy.
Miss Gould acted as hostess for a school gathering held Saturday evening. Entertainment featured Melon McGeonld and others, with attendees from the town and surrounding areas enjoying music and activities throughout the night.
Steel contracts for building shapes flood fabricating shops and malls while wire products show strong activity. Railway equipment orders stay light as overall demand edges higher, with large shipments and increased business across the sector despite uneven regional totals.
Five Western governors Hawley Spry Curss Wit and Khafroth participated in a Cooper Union suffrage meeting. South Dakota’s Vessey arrived late and praised the effort while Trayes opposed militant tactics. Spry predicted that the East would soon follow the West in granting women the ballot.
Four young men were drawn into the St Lawrence when a rowboat upset this afternoon in Montreal. Names given include Henri Gafrancoia Fe lig Tisernos, Joseph Lamarre, and Joseph Gosnog.
The coroner's jury resumes today in Marth Hawkims murder inquiry. Warrants have been issued for suspects and police seek the woman linked to an illegal operation connected to the death. Detectives question key witnesses as officers search Atlanta, Columbia, and Spart for the fugitive.
Dallas Sept 17 report states there will be no court contest of the July 22 statewide prohibition election. A subcommittee recommended pursuing a people’s vote with another statewide election or effort, not before 1918, noting irregularities were typical for statewide elections.
Special to The Wabinet reports Walter Tinckett the playwright and Warton Wi Dougall went to the office of the board of health in Jersey City and took out a marriage license. Hackett resides at the Hotel Carlton on West Fourth Street. He said the wedding time was not set. Hackett collaborated with Maen Crawford on The White Sister and acted with Owen Kildare in Reeneration and with En Hene Wolter on Boots and Saddles.
A list of steamship movements shows arrivals and departures from New York and European ports. Vessels include Plymouth-Cleveland to Cherbourg and Hamburg, Tever-Lapland to Antwerp, SAF Southampton to Triny, and others like New Maste-Le Pineda, Moville-California, and Wilhelm der Grosse. Various ships are noted as ported or docked with destinations including London, Bremen, and New York.
Henry Clay Beattie, condemned wife murderer, moved quietly from Chesterfield to Richmond city jail. Judge Walter Watson ordered the transfer and Beattie will stay in Richmond until re removal to the State penitentiary before the electric chair. Rev J J Fix may visit Beattie as spiritual adviser, with magazines papers and cigarettes provided.
The German bark Thekla, wrecked near Tierra del Fuego, has its captain and fifteen crew members ashore near Punta Arenas after spending nearly two months on a desert island. Their only subsistence was sedis.
Virginia case unfolds as S G Brent states Rixey and his son face hearings in Alexandria tied to the collapse of the defunct Virginia State Joe pest trust. Rixey to be brought from Staunton Insane Hospital, with a lunacy commission previously set, while young Rixey may answer contempt charges in court today. Also reported are a farewell address by Rev. Earl Cavanaugh and paving bid discussions for Duke Street including brick and cement prices, with no contract awarded yet.
George von Meyer visits Glasgow and Barrow yards and Chatham and Aldershot detention barracks. He endorses humane desertion policy, urges consolidation of American yards, and notes Britain’s shift to larger, centralized shipyards while warning political influence can hinder naval efficiency.
The Washington Post reports the Manhattan Beach Hotel will close after breakfast on September 5 and be torn down. The notice on September 1 warned regulars that the wartime poster may be truthful as the famed building with vast verandas hosted up to 10,600 diners daily. The site will be razed for jets, cottaxes, and bungalows, with sea wall projects proceeding and the land converted into streets and lots along a new esplanade.
Collector advertises a wide range of carriages and harnesses for sale at low prices. Listings include victorias and cabs from 70 to 100 dollars, from 1200 dollar coach to multiple phaetons, wagons, and runabouts, plus horse show gear, harness sets, and leather top buggies. Also offers 70 additional items and invites inspections at 460 Mth st nw and other addresses.
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