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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
36
Taft courted public interest in Far West during a North Yakima visit. He suggested Senator Jones as his successor amid chatter over hospitality and a younger sweetheart memory. The event noted Taft's remarks to governors and local officials as supporters urged Jones for the presidency.
After a Philadelphia lecture Dr Cook received a triumphant reception with women kissing him, cheers filling the Academy of Music and crowds at the railroad station. Harry Whitney’s account of Arctic plans and the Jeanie voyage are touched on as he explains why he did not return to the pole.
A cable report from Cet tage indicates a military conspiracy against Prince Nicholas of Montenegro and linked plots against King Peter of Serbia. Numerous arrests are reported. origins point to abroad financing aiming to oust the dynastic rulers for opposing Austrian annexation and the unification of Serbia and Montenegro.
Poughkeepsie Sept 9. Haitian minister to Washington and Dr Eduard Manchard chief of the Haitian navy arrived and took possession of the yacht King, purchased by the Vaytan government. The vessel tests tonight for New York before being sent to Erie Basin to be converted into a gunboat for Haiti.
The New York banquet at the Hotel Astor honored Vice President and New York Governor among imperial envoys from Germany and Japan and other dignitaries. Speakers praised Hudson and Fulton, noted exploration history, and highlighted Cook and Peary for polar achievements while saluting American naval heritage.
A Citizens National Bank in Pennsylvanian town was robbed of 1060 dollars by three armed men. Deputy Sheriff Devilaiss pursued, firing until the gun misfired, then called for volunteers to form a posse. The chase continued as the robbers rode away, leaving a tense town scene and immediate response.
Milton Lamplear of Clark avenue Jersey City discovered today his 7 year old son Alfred dead under a sand heap at the foot of Clark avenue The boy had been sent out to play Tuesday afternoon and did not return Police searched the area and found the body after the father noticed fresh sand had fallen from a sand bank near the foot of the street The mother had reported the disappearance and showed hysterical distress as the tragedy unfolded
The Cleveland streetcar war moves toward a resolution as council committees allow U S District Judge Tasler to act as arbitrator on valuation and maximum fare. After his ruling on these questions the issue goes to a city wide vote.
Howard Nesbit arrested after posing as Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's brother. He claimed the name Campbell then offered a ring described as a diamond for 80 dollars. stone found to be glass. Police found six similar rings and letters addressed to Howard Nesbit in a local hotel room. The case proceeds to a morning court hearing.
Special to The Washington port notes Chicago wheat prices leaping to 1624% before 10 M0731, then a rapid collapse to 1034 as bids by large houses halted abruptly. Traders speculated on million bushels needing coverage, with a volatile session closing near 5108 in the pit.
Chicago authorities announce a change for emergency response vehicles. Ambulances and patrol wagons will carry ammonia spills to restrain victims, replacing brandy due to longer lasting effect and lower cost. Chief Steward explains ammonia endures longer and is as effective.
London dispatch reports friction between the government and sea lords over Sattar's proposal to boost naval personnel by 10 000. Vice Admiral Francis Bridgeman allegedly threatens resignation if cabinet refuses the increase while Admiral of the Fleet Sir James Fisher pressures to retain control amid growing difficulties.
London reports suffragettes imprisoned in Birmingham have been compelled to take food via stomach pumps. They instructed their solicitors to write to the home secretary the jail governor and the jail doctor warning of legal action unless amends are tendered before next Saturday.
Stenographer Julia Fitzgerald testifies that a Wilmington office run by Lewis pretended to be a trust company. She describes furniture arriving late and misused letterhead as evidence of a supposed $1,000,000 concern. Witnesses recount alleged double roles, failed funds transfers, and attempts to conceal identity amid a grand jury matter in Washington.
Special to The Washington Post Mineola New York September 9. Parker Norton editor of the Mineola Press and Edward Parker garage proprietor were killed when an automobile carrying them struck a telegraph pole on the Jericho turnpike. The third occupant William Tatson the chauffeur was only slightly injured. The balloon party led by Stevens had followed the car hoping to retrieve the craft after landing near Mineola. The wreck occurred after the auto veered to avoid an unseen wagon, crashing into a fence before striking the pole. the balloon remained intact and was brought back to the city.
Special to The Weahinated Post reports banker Charles W Myrse, convicted, visited the Ted erat building to seek an extension of his $125, bail bond to October 41, the opening date of the United States circuit court of appeal. The extension requires all appellate judges. Morse plans to surrender October 9 and sleep in the Tombs until the appeal ends. He has become president of Hudson Navigation Company after buying Peter McCarthy’s stock. frost damages corn crops around Mexico City, with losses estimated at $20,000,000.
Hearing in National Trust Case Two Killed in Auto Accident. Board of Education Defeat e-Auto Pageant Today High School Cadets Examined S Dr Cook Coming Hers Pelt for Long Island Murder Wright Makes Three Fights 4-Others End Ninety-mille ade Fictitious Names af Post of the Vanguard of Reform in Korea de Japan Expects American Protest.
Oklahoma State Bank officials announce a new quarterly deposit replenishment to bolster the state bank guarantee fund after Columbia Bank and Trust Company suspended operations. About 40 depositors received funds, while officials warned the assessment could rise to 1/4 of 1 percent to restore the fund. Authorities intend a thorough inquiry into bank conditions and capital adequacy amid liquidity strains and collateral scrutiny.
A Richmond man identified as Charles Senf, a noted printer, shot himself in the temple after placing a door card reading Dead come In. He left a sealed letter to his sister Lena, claiming financial trouble and a wish to insure life costs, noting a recent business strain and mental distress. The sister said he had contemplated suicide for some time.
The Franklin School board session yesterday featured open resentment toward the district commissioners and a resolution backing the board’s stimulus for refusing to cut its $47,000,000 school appropriation. Chair Cox noted the need to preserve funds for new schoolhouses as 50 rented and 500 portable rooms strain districts. several members urged standing firm against further reductions and warned of Congressional action if necessary.
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