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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

49

Protest and legal actions amid Manchurian treaties dispute

Disjointed dispatches describe U S protest concerns over a belated Manchurian convention, ongoing habeas corpus cases involving Gauger Stegall and Fite, and court orders against Sheriff Thurman for contempt. Authorities cite unfounded reports and assert to uphold federal secrecy and judicial process in a charged legal environment.

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Ef Kinkead Marries Jersey Representative in New York

A Jersey representative wed a New York woman in a ceremony described in the clipping. The report notes the marriage as a notable personal event with minimal further detail, reflecting a local interest in political figures and their unions.

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Reliability Run Ends with Munsey Contest Winners Announced

Eighteen of twenty five cars entered the Munsey reliability contest arrived in Washington amid mud and dust from the northern states. Weather tested the machines as they traveled to Boston. Six withdrew due to damage. one remained to report. Trophies and a sweepstakes plaque will be awarded at the Willard Theater after officials complete judging.

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Judge Gaynor Ambitious May Run for New York Mayor

In a Dustro Walham confab Tammany leaders hint Judge Gaynor may be nominated for governor if he wins the New York mayoral race. Ambitions cited by Gaynor intimates include serving a full term and then pursuing the White House. Otto Bamsard taps Wilam S Bennet to manage his mayoral bid with speakers Elihu Root and Henry W Taft among early backers. Fusion ticket outlines include Charles S White for attorney, John S Shea for sheriff, and other Republican and Independent Democrat picks.

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Long Island racing disaster halts car derby and claims Bates

The Long Island auto derby between Riverhead and Mattituck featured record speeds but ended tragically when stock car racer James Bates died after his Apperson overturned near Mountauk. Herbert Lytle survived, recounting the crash as the fastest open race yet, with 10,000 spectators watching as winners in several classes posted record times.

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Bailey sends Bailey word on proposed Bryan debate in Atlanta

Senator Bailey in Texas cabled Atlanta Democrats that his friends in El Paso arranged a joint discussion with William Jennings Bryan on tariff raw material. He said he would not pressure Bryan to debate but would welcome the clash in Atlanta when convenient. Bryan, back from the South, said he knew nothing of the plan and would decide after reviewing telegrams and mail. If a debate occurs, it could not be before mid November due to prior engagements.

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Comet to Pass Near Earth in 1810 Prediction

Providence journalist Frank E. Seagrave and an astronomer forecast that Halley’s comet will approach Earth's plane on May 1, 1810, with a closest distance around 1 300 000 miles. They warn of a dust rain from the comet but dismiss any danger, comparing it to a past close approach in 1861. The maximum separation could reach about 236 990 miles.

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Japanese Poachers Captured in Alaska Waters

Revenue Cutter Perrs arrived with six Japanese poachers caught by Proctor of the North American Commercial Company near Walrus Island while sealing. They were taken to Unalaska, sentenced to three months imprisonment and a 200 fine each, and will be deported to Japan upon return of the Rush.

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Bell Merger Almost A Fact In New York State

Special to The Washington Fort reports the Bell Telephone Company merger in New York State with New York Telephone Company nearly complete. Stock increasing to 100 million dollars, stockholders’ consent secured, Buffalo unit to be taken over Friday, and a future bond issue of 25 million dollars may be proposed to fund the consolidation.

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Slay er Admits Intimacy With Suspect In Murder Trial

Mrs Helen Faulling widow of a man found dead testified that Charles Gordon confessed killing her husband and urged her to help bury the body. She said she had been intimate with Gordon for three years, identified the corpse, and described Gordon’s fear and threats to compel her to aid the burial.

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Hazing Out at Virginia Military Institute Declared Ended

Virginia Military Institute announces a voluntary pledge by all cadets to end hazing and curb chasing. Brig Gen Nichols orders the pledge as part of cadet corps action aligned with institution traditions, praising the move and anticipating a successful year.

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Ends Life at Old Home Special Cable to The Washington Prat

London reports Mrs Margaret Price Gyars wife of a New York clergyman shot herself in Fenwyitt Wales, her native place, after twenty years away. She died in her room with a revolver beside her. two chambers had been discharged.

Washington Prat London Margaret Price Gyars New York Fenwyitt Wales Evans Dean

Archbishop Ireland Heads East Amid Taft Campaign Tour

President Taft’s Western visit draws Archbishop Ireland to Washington for days of calls and reflections on politics, conservation, and national progress. Taft jokes about apples while stressing endurance and unity, with veterans, governors, and leaders witnessing a broad political landscape.

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Prospector Jacob George Rescued in Mojave Desert Crisis

An elderly Mojave prospector, Jacob George, was found unconscious by miners returning from the furnace region near Death Valley. He had been lost two days in the Slate Range and suffered a leg wound caused by a burro attack while attempting to reach water to moisten his throat.

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Taft to See Old Yale Alumnus in El Paso Visit

Special to The Washington Foot Fl reports Yale graduate William P Blake will travel from Tucson Bay to El Paso to meet President Taft on October 1. Blake, named in Yale records as one of three sons of the Yale class of 1%, is a mining engineer and territorial zoologist in Arizona, aiding other Yale alumni efforts.

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Bleriot's Machine Seized in Flight Race Incident

The report describes Bleriot seizing his machine while Flight of Farman rose above Molons aeroplane creating a current that toppled the latter. The event occurred September 4 with observers noting the crafts and pilots maneuvering amid a crowd. No decisive outcome is recorded as the mechanical mishap left both machines in uncertain positions and the pilots mildly shaken.

Cholera Suspect in Berlin Held by Officials

A Berlin cholera suspicion case draws officials as health teams investigate potential exposure. Authorities caution the public while traces of the illness are tested and containment measures are prepared.

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