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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1910

Page

8

Peruvian Aviator Chavez Crosses Alps Despite Injury

George Chavez of Peru completed a high altitude flight from Brig in Switzerland to Domodossola Italy, covering about 40 miles in 40 minutes. A gust flipped his monoplane near Domodossola, injuring him. doctors say recovery expected in months.

Brig Switzerland Napoleon Emperor Domadossela Imaly Italy George Chavez Tonleht Hussare Tormfal Hima Alps Milan Chavez Chaves Ben Stlent Win Aviator Fletcham Simplon Kulm Simplon Pass Kaltwasser Monchers Pass Monte Leone Gondo Vedro Domodossola Simplon Monser Domodossela Monsera Tuis Ile M. Paillette Streza Paillette Henry Weymann Brig-Milan Weymann Paris The Aero Club Augustine

Revenue Tariff Urges Fight For Congress

A reform-minded delegation urged Congress to press a revenue tariff plan. Lawmakers emphasized protecting industries and boosting fiscal stability. Delegates called for prompt hearings and bipartisan support to advance the tariff measure through committee stages.

Father of 56 Seeks Pardon To Settle Estate Dispute

Wehmond Va September story reports Israel Mangold, father of 36 children and owner of 5,000 acres in Rockingham county, seeking unconditional pardon from Governor Mann to return home and settle his estate, to avert litigation after death. The piece also notes Mangold’s children, former wife, and a large household on the estate.

Washington Post Wehmond Va Rockingham County Israel Mangold Mann Fiis Missouri Mangold Taft McKinley

Various Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Early 910s Dated Sept 25

A sequence of brief death notices and funeral details for Johanna Barrett Furke Marvel Crocrelan Frederick Wasburn Hannah Wanton and others. Notices provide dates, residences, and funeral arrangements with references to churches and undertakings.

Varrett Johanna Dughter Gertrude David Barrett Fine Megan Queen Chapel Road Furke Marvel Bee Michael Burke Daunter Martin Mary Jouly Twelfth Street St Peter's Church Crocrelan Lynchburg John Croghan John Robrieht Moat + Hopan Mrederick Rhode de la Avenue Sari Tay Jhieids Wasfsburn Hannah Wanton John Day Washburn

Dorsey Foultz “Found” Again in Troy Police Hope

Troy police believe they have tracked the long sought Dorsey Foultz, the Negro blamed for the May 30, 1897 murder of Monk Robinson in the City Beautiful. Maj. Sylvester’s sleuths and Troy’s Chief of Police Kirkpatrick report a man matching Foultz’s description is being held in Troy.

Troy Dorsey Foultz Dorsey City Beautiful Monk” Robinson Polles N. Y Maj. Sylvester Kirkpatrick

Marriages Listed for Senior Citizens and Clergy Couples

A partial list of marriages appears with ages and officiants including Thomas W. Riles aged 83 and Ebien Canty 73, plus The Rev Eugene de L McDonnell and other union entries featuring Ty ler and Matilda H. Webster, Alfred Martin 87 and William H. Jackson 26, with Rev Edward B. Gordon among others.

Thomas W. Riles Ebien Canty Eugene de L. McDonnell Carmuel ‘Tyler Matilda H. Webster M. W. Clair Alfred Martin William H. Jackson Edward B. Gordon

Health Office Records Listing Newborns and Patients

AHealth Office record lists multiple births with parents names and infant genders, followed by several patient entries including ages and locations at hospitals and asylums. Names include Williams Woodcock Kinter Yates Markham Hartman Edwards Smith Sears Winkleman Murphy Binsted Ferrero Marchi Stewart Broady Smith Keya Durke and others with ages ranging up to 64 years and facilities such as Emergency Hospital Freedmans Hospital Washington Asylum.

Louis FE Mary ¢. Williams Alfred Loretta Woodcock Walter M Myra Kinter Roy C Lulu B Yates Edward M Grace K. Markham Joseph E Olive Hartman William 4 Annie Edwards Perry Eva M. Smith Wiliam H Detria Ryan William Tr Julia R. Sears Charles H Catherine M. Winkleman Gtr Matsy Mary F. Murphy John H Fanny Binsted Enrico Flora V. Ferrero Giuseppe Silvia Marchi William J Mary Stewart George H Irene Broady Carl Mary Smith William L Mary 3 Keya

Payne Defends the Tariff at Lyons Rally

Serena Wlisha Payne chairman of the ways and means committee and Republican leader on the House floor was unanimously renominated for a fourteenth term by the Thirty first district Republicans in Lyons New York. He defended the Payne tariff bill saying amendments improved it and that the law created a surplus while noting price rises are global and not tied to tariff changes. The speech stressed a downward revision in the first year and no need to prove higher living costs are caused by tariffs.

S J. Louis Missouri Champ Clark Clark Senate House Wiliam B. McKinley Democratic Party Central and South America Canada United States Washington Post Lyons N. Y Serena Wlisha Payne Ways and Means Washington Thirty-first Payne

Lorimer Gets No Delay In Senate Investigation

Chicago September 23 The senatorial sub committee on privileges and elections voted to proceed with testimony in the Lorimer election fraud inquiry despite calls to postpone until after the November elections.

Chicago Senatorial Subcommittee On William Lorimer

Taft Leaves for Capital to Confer with Cabinet

Taft departs from his hometown today to meet with members of his cabinet for important conferences. He enjoys every minute in the town, visits his alma mater school, and talks with Wade Ellis about local matters.

Wade Ellis Roy Childrey Emerson Miss Cincinnati Taft Joseph E. Hindes Treas Emerson Drug Company Woodytetn Ward High School Aly Yoma Cee Post Office Woodward School Yale University of Ciney Einnad House of Refuge

Girl Held for Theft Talk of Strange Influence

Miss Rena B. Askew cashier at Richmond substation No. 12 faced embezzlement charges totaling $2 031 85. She waived examination, posted 1 000 bail, and the case drew interest due to ties to Isaac E. Emerson and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. Authorities declined further comment.

Washington Richmond Rena B. Askew Askew Smith H. McKim Baltimore Cromo-Seltzer Isaac E. Emerson Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Miss Askew Post Office C. H. Saffell Henry Flaggenheimer United States District Court Postoffice

Old Guard Is Hopeful About Roosevelt Succession

The article notes Lina presented to Col. Roosevelt as successor to Timothy L. Woodruff with Roosevelt forces naming their own chairman. Col. Roosevelt declines to express preferences, but Colling is expected to have strong support. Griscom says he is not seeking the State chairmanship. Roosevelt stops at Sagamore Hill to watch motor parkway practice and chats with reporters about rain and the harvest at Saratoga.

Lina Col Roosevelt Timothy L. Woodruff Col. Roosevelt Colling Griscom New York County Sagamore Hill Long Island Motor Parkway Saratoga

Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Relievals

Leaves of absence for several officers of the Twenty-eighth Infantry Ninth Cavalry Eleventh Infantry First Field Artillery Twenty-second Infantry Twenty-ninth Infantry and other postings. Includes reliefs at Walter Reed Fort Jay Seattle and Department of the Columbia with telegraphic reporting and revoked special orders as of September.

Alex. M. Hall Twenty-eighth Infantry Alexander L. Dade Ninth Cavalry David J. Baker, Jr Eleventh Infantry Charles T. Smart First Field Artillery Philip Remington Townsend Whelen Twenty-ninth Infantry Walter Reed General Hospital District of Columbia Lanning Parsons Halstead Dorey Fourth Infantry Fort Jay N. Y George C. Shaw Twenty-seventh Infantry Walter C. Jones Signal Corps Thirtasatts Infantry Frank R. Curtin Infander Seattle Wanh Department of the Columbia

Orders to Naval Officers in Brief Navy Dispatch

A Navy notice lists assignments and retirements for officers. Rear Admiral Phelps continues duties. Commodore Sherman retires to home. Various captains lieutenants and ensigns reassigned to ships and yards including the Paulding and Georgia. Several vessels arrive or sail from Norfolk Boston and Philadelphia with movements and observations noted.

T. S Phelps F. H. Sherman C. Rogers Navy Yard Norfolk Y. Buriing, Jr Paulding Gunter Grade H. Eldredge H jcTmme J. H. Hoover BW. King Walt Ordera

Sherman Silent On State Convention Chairmanship

Utica New York September 23 Vice President Sherman refused to estimate the old guard strength at Saratoga saying his first utterance will be when he takes the gavel at Saratoga. He kept his position unchanged in response to questions about Roosevelt's claim of a 100 vote majority at the convention.

Washington Post Utica N. Y Sherman Col. Roosevelt Saratoga

Hotels Compiled Guest List by City and Affiliation

The list compiles guests staying at major hotels across cities including Shoreham and Willard, detailing individuals with affiliations to Raleigh Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and other locales. Names span numerous states with many entries tied to Shoreham and Willard house brands and foreign guests like Mrs B S Higham and Henry Perrin.

P. F. W. Kehling T. J. Leonard Wilma Leonard Raleish New York City James Hamilton T. Wilson B. Newman Roland Fletcher Shoreham M. Krakow Riggs R. Chapman Dorothy Chapman W. M. Updike F. G. Warner C. W. Fite W. L Lewis Martin Misses Martin L. A. Abrason Wiling Sickle Willard J. I. Remer Ant Spallen Glaseford William F. Crimts Weles B. V. Tobler J. P. Heykurth Frank Kelsey John P.xing W. FR. Long George L. Esp William Camp Delf A. W. Anderson W. J. Dowd R. J. White David Schmitt Raleigh Philadelphia T.abmor W. W. Kriger Joseph Yetterlein F. McGuire J. H. Lippincott Fittsbrurg W. M. Henderson Willan George California Herbert E. Clabaugh San Francisco Daniel W. Lyons San Diego John C. Jones Connecticut Bredley Post Harry W Small Elmer 3 Hubbell Bridgeport John L. Gaffney Misa Mary Gaffney Misa Mary Hodson Waterbury Guorgina Robert F. Meddox Atlanta Wizard A. D. Whitaker Lis Mary Dean Druncan St. Louis Michigan R. J. Muir Detroit Homer Warren Minnesota S. J. McCarthy Miss Blanch Mccarthy Minneapaila Antony Rucker Anthony Going St. Paul Jersey Lincoln Preston Madison Louis F. Bird South Orange New York H. W. Roberts Utter Toomes Stoddard Mies Issbella Stoddard Buffalo Ohio L. H. “Meakin Cincinnati Shorgham Paul WH. Kunder Ebbitt Bitting Milsaee Biting H.R. Grasselli Cleveland Frank T. Howard Marion Howard Pennsylvania H. A. Griggs Tyrone Frank E. Bosler Carlisle Willard Jtexas Robert J. Klebey Itlesss Klebes M. Klebey Corpus Christi Shorehem Bivs A. B. Richards Ceeli Suth Sherman Virginia M. —Davis Leesburg Mather Warren, Jr Rapidan

Pythians Inspect Lodge in Regional Visit

Grand Chancellor H. P. Wiley of the Knights of Pythias conducted his annual inspection at Rathbone Superior Lodge No. 23 in the Pythian Temple. He was accompanied by staff and escorts from Uniform Rank Washington No. 1 and Caldwell No. 1. A. P. Andrew spoke on Fraternity, with a musical program featuring solos by Charles F. Roberts and Tyler Page, a quartet, and a piano solo by Jo. NL Lewis.

H. P. Wiley Knights of Pythias Rathbone- Superior Pythian Temple Uniform Bank R. of P—Washington No. 1 Caldwell Arend E. C. Snyder Rathbone Superior A. P. Andrew The Treasury Charles F. Roberts Tyler Page Tyler Rae L. P. Daniels C. H. Howard Jo. NL .Lewis

Mayor Gaynor Not Suffering Relapse Medical Rumors Denied

New York reports that Mayor Gaynor had a relapse and a specialist was summoned to remove a bullet from his throat were emphatically denied at his home. Relatives said the reports were unfounded.

New York Gaynor

Police to Answer Grarge Special Meeting Tonight

The Alexandria board of police commissioners convenes at city hall at 7 pm to continue inquiries into charges of dereliction of duty raised by Oscar F Carter a dealer at 505 King Street regarding a delay in investigating his store robbery. Also reports of a negro found dead in the dike near Alexandria are noted along with other local items.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Alexandria Board of Police Commissioners City Hall Oscar F. Carter China 505 Sampson

Doctor Hyde Marries in Secret Chicago Wedding

Dr Charles W Hyde an instructor in medicine at George Washington University married Miss Corinne Robert of Denver in a private Chicago ceremony. The couple, who met at a city school social last winter, are home at 1236 Eleventh Street Northwest and were believed engaged before her summer trip.

Charles W. Hyde George Washington University Chicago Corinne Robert Denver Washington Robert

Tested revolver prompts patrol in Missouri avenue

Shander Trussell a 26 year old night watchman at the armory of the District militia fired three shots to demonstrate his pistol in the Missouri avenue area between Four and a Half and Sixth streets northwest. Policemen Little and Lauren of the Sixth precinct arrested him on charges of carrying concealed weapons and discharging firearms. He said the revolver had not been used for several weeks and he took it out to test it.

Shander Trussell Missouri Avenue Sixth Little Lauren Trussell

Gun Explodes on Georgia Battleship During Target Practice

A 12 inch gun on the battleship Georgia burst on its first range shot off Virginia Cape. The muzzle blew off back to the jacket, but the crew escaped injury. The left gun in the forward turret was badly damaged and likely beyond repair. The ship will proceed with remaining 12 inch guns and European fleet cruise plans.

Atlantic Virginia Cape Georgia Navy Department Schroeder William L. Rodgers Samuel P. Comly

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