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Newspaper
Centralia Weekly Chronicle
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
6
United Press report from Washington states Rear Admiral Barry, head of the Pacific Squadron, resigned today by order of President Taft and the Navy Secretary. The action ends his rank and pay immediately after he faced accusations of an indecent act with his cabin boy, with officers under his command alleging witnessed misconduct.
Hoquiam prepares a large blast to remove 400000 yards of sandstone at the north end of the area for the Oregon and Washington railroad bed between Hoquiam and Aberdeen. Three tunnels, 50 feet apart, have been drilled and coyotes caves used to cache powder. the dynamite will be fired by battery, with expected shock breaking nearby windows.
Wheeling West Virginia January 27 Practically acquitted Mrs Scheck will likely be released on bail tomorrow After failing to reach a verdict the jury was discharged At 11 16 this morning her case was docketed for the next term of court District Attorney Hanlon plans to retry seeking a conviction but will request a change of venue Strong belief exists the woman will not be tried again
A colored pastor preaches Salvation as free while a backrow member challenges why paying is needed. The exchange grows heated with verses on water costs and offerings, ending with a broader jab at poverty and social aid.
Mexican rebel officers are reported in Huachuca Arizona seeking recruits as cowboys along the border say they would join for good pay. Rumors claim Madero plans a revolutionary push in Samara to seize the port of entry, establish a rap in lic and win U S recognition.
Congress shows confusion over the Canadian reciprocity treaty with strong warnings against rushing ratification. Experts will assess impact on receipts before any action. Leaders are not openly discussing acceptance or rejection this session.
Jobin O. Schenk claims he hoped his wife would be convicted of attempting to poison him and says he believes she did attempt it. He left his sister’s home and appeared pale but hearty, describing the episode as a terrible disappointment. The report notes the confusion in the Wheeling, West Virginia area and cites the United Press transmission.
A garbled 19th century clipping recalls a Saratoga County case with judge remarks and dialogue amid a collapsed bridge incident. The overheard exchange involves attorney Thomas Scott and the judge, highlighting tensions between legal figures and their associates.
Hudson county prosecutor Pierre P. Gerven presses indictments and data collection as New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson urges a cold storage law. Fear of grand jury actions grows among Jersey City Hoboken and nearby operators as New York and Massachusetts weigh similar measures.
United Press reports the House uses a sand glass to time speeches under the five minute rule. Two five minute glasses in white enamel on brass allow the presiding officer to monitor time with a mute black sand flow. Members note it reduces discrimination and a trigger for automatic end was proposed.
A rough OCR study outlines a tax chart showing how state and local taxes are allocated. It lists state military and highway funding, school and county funds, road districts, and railroad taxes. Figures include totals around 24,969.85 for railroad rolls and 294,001 for county purposes, with various disbursements in property and personal taxes.
A Pacific Coast Steamship Cottage City ran aground off Cape Mudge B C in a gale. Seventeen minutes after striking the ship was abandoned with 37 passengers and 60 crew aboard. Twelve passengers and crew remain missing while others were rescued by tugs and taken toward Seattle aboard the Coquillean. The Snohomish salvage ship and the Savor are aiding recovery efforts.
United Press report from Gloucester Mass notes fishermen oppose Canada reciprocity treaty halting fish and lumber imports. A protest measure shows half mast flags as backers plan a Washington fight to block ratification. A committee from New England and Pacific Coast will oppose the treaty in Washington.
On February 4, 1911, public auction will be held in Chenalis Washington at the county courthouse for state lands in sections and townships described, including 40 acres and 4 acre school site parcels with improvements appraised totals and specific sale terms requiring initial payment and annual installments with 6 percent interest, subject to mineral and timber reservations and law protections. The sale is conducted by the County Auditor and Board of State Land Commissioners under state statute and orders.
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