Whitmore to be arraigned for Whitmore murder in New Jersey
Theodore S. Whitmore will be formally charged with the murder of his wife Lena Elizabeth Whitmore whose body was found in Five Points Pond near Jarrison New Jersey on December 6 He will be arraigned before Judge Joseph Branegan of Nlarrison and held for the Hudson County Grand Jury. Witnesses reveal inconsistencies in Whitmore’s story and the case centers on alleged admissions and a plan linked to a phonograph delivery and a suspect named Willam Bartlett plus other named figures in Harrison and New York police efforts.
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Theodore S. Whitmore
Lena Elizabeth Whitmore
Five Points Pond
Jarrison
N. J
Joseph Branegan
Nlarrison
Jersey City
Hudson County
Alexanderimpson
von Jersey
Mr. Simpson
Whitmore
Mr Simpson
Elias. Whitmore
Elias Whitmore
Harrison
Willam Bartlett
New York
Bartlett
Harry Hendrickson
Martin Schmitter
Branegan
John Foster
Catharine Street
Brooklyn
Flynn
Bowery
Fred Elliott
Ellott
Schmitter
East 170Th Street
Elliott
Springfield
Rogers
Harry’ Hendrickson
Brookly
Liberty
Hendrickson
Roosevelt Letter Reveals Brownson Resignation Motive
Washington January 6 1907 disclosure shows Admiral Willard H Brownson chief of the Bureau of Navigation resigned citing orders he believed were illegal and a loss of confidence by President Roosevelt in military spirit and efficiency. The White House accepted the resignation immediately and directed handover to assistant Winslow.
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Washington
Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Department of the Navy
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Secrtary
Ming
Army
Navy
Willard H. Brownson
Bureau
White House
Cap Winslow
Reorganize Navy Work Reform Bill in House
Rep Albert F Dawson of Iowa will introduce a bill to reshape the Navy Department abolish the bureau system and create two grand divisions personnel and material under assistant secretaries. The plan consolidates eight bureaus into four under division heads aiming to reduce friction save costs and streamline administration.
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Congress
Navy Yards
House
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Chairnein Poss
Messrs
Loud
Michigan
Bates
Pennsylvania
Roberts
Massachusetts
Lilley
Connecticut
Thomas
Ohio
Gawson
Iowa
Navy Gars
New York Times
Washington
Navy Department
Albert F. Dawson
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Nhte
Brownson
Bureau 83
Dawson
France
Navy
Fee Long
Department
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY CLAIMS LAXATIVE BROMO
An advertised remedy promises a quick cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The ad asserts a money back guarantee if it fails and features a signature on the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wach Bex
Naval signaling overhaul assigns letters to officers
The Navy expands its signaling system by using letter codes for officers instead of numbers. Admiral Dewey drops No 1 status and gains a symbolic letter, as does Rear Admiral Evans, under a scheme that fixes a letter for life rather than subjecting it to retirements deaths and promotions.
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Washington
Jan
Dewey
Naval Register
Supreme Court Strikes Down Employers Liability Law
The Supreme Court ruled five to four that the Employers Liability Law exceeds Congress power under interstate commerce rules. Justices White Brewer Peckham supported the decision with dissenters Moody Holmes Harlan McKenna. cases involved Damielle Howard and N C Brooks administratrices.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court of the
Kentucky
Tennessee
Justice White
Justice Brewer
Peckham
White
Congress
Justice Day
Justice Moody
Harlan
McKenna
Det
Holmes
Moody
Damielle
Howard
Will Howard
Memphis
Tenn
N. C. Brooks
Morris
Brooks
Nevada
Plan to pay back dividends on American Steel Foundries stock
A special committee of American Steel Foundries approved a plan to distribute 18 percent back dividends on 17 million dollars of cumulative preferred stock. The plan, subject to stockholder approval this week, involves scrip at 4 percent interest, with delays due to further modifications after a 216 percent backlog and a shift from cumulative to non cumulative stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel Foundries Company
Inter State Commerce Commission Reports on Rail Shortages and Discrimination
The twenty first annual ICC report notes intensified discrimination still exists though some shifts have occurred. It warns that car shortages remain alarming and that insufficient transport could cap future productivity while urging changes in rate increases and regulatory practices.
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New York Times
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Oregon
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Department of Prosecutions
Congress
United States
San Francisco
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29Th Street
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Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
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Theodore Roosevelt
Metcalf
Hale
Committee On Naval Affairs
Tillman
Dewey IS
Supreme Court
Statute
Steel Foundries
Inter-State Commission
Park &Tilford
Acker, Merrall & Condit CO
Charles & CO
Saka & Company
Herald Square
Franklin
Broadway
Helf A
James McCutcheon & Co
Fifth Ave
34Th St
Ildori
Astoria
MLK Crean CI Purity Bray
Mutual Milk & Cream Co
22Nd ST
Gramelcy
103Rd ST
ST. Tel
Melrose
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