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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1906

Page

27

Dowie Overthrown as Zion City Leader in Polygamy Charge

Over 1,000 church members witness Overseer Voliva depose John Alexander Dowie, suspend him from church and seize his Zion City assets. Voliva files records in Lake County to transfer real and personal property to Granger and Deacon Grapmer, pledging creditor protection. Dowie’s wife and son align with Voliva. Dowie faces polygamy teaching accusations and possible civil action, with no criminal prosecution planned.

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Death in Auto Smash-Up Kills Man and Wounds Wife

Antadelphia reports a rope stretched across the road caused a car crash. Gowing, a member of Adams Trothers & Co bank sale meat dealers, died at the hospital while his wife remains critically injured. He failed to observe the obstacle near a hacking operation. the car struck a telegraph pole and overturned. Previously the Philadelphia manager for Swift & Co.

Antadelphia Haverford Gmeings Fem Adams Trothers & Co. Bank Gowing Sterling Gown Wits Paladelphia Tor Swift & Co

Polygamy in the Senate sparks protests in Kansas

The Kansas circle reports a preacher condemns polygamy among senators. A middle states senator and a committee chair are highlighted for alleged polygamy and divorce links. The piece notes public reactions and contrasts New York’s elite with followers of Brigham Young.

Kansas Cir Iesander Lenerts Otter WoNeuminl Hoberts le Toal al Davev Oni Jimet Ow Fey Wu Seok Yeuk ‘Sour Hundred Brigham Young

Pullman Cars Telescoped Near Delta Station

Narrow escapes and injuries reported as a freight train at the Delta depot bumped a fast mail and passenger tram they ran at high speed. The passenger coach and baggage cars telescoped in an embankment forty feet high, but no one was hurt. Volunteers battled flames from a livestock train unit. some property damage noted.

Delta Marke wWelock A.ives Steele Iran Delta Volunteres

Tie Up Complete Scale Parley On Today

Philadelphia April 2 A complete suspension of mining operations in the anthracite region as ordered by President Mitchell and the scale committee, with Oxford colliery near Scranton remaining open, engineers and others exempted. Pickets appeared but no disorder. a conference in New York is awaited for a possible settlement.

Philadelphia Mitchell Mine Workers of America Oxford Scranton Tooether Atos John Shepherd Consolidated Colony of the Pennsylvania Coal Company Anthony Goeplosk Goplosk Shepherd State Constabulary George F. Baer New York Mr. Baar

Strike in Anthracite Region Delays and Talks Begin

The strike in the anthracite field has nearly tied up operations with only 17,000 workers continuing to guard properties. Subdistrict totals show 143,000 idle, while 100,000 miners reportedly already have received the 198 scale advance. Committees will meet in New York to discuss settlement prospects, with tomorrow’s talks likely to renew the three-year strike award proposal.

Scranton Anthraine New York Pennsylvania Autenen Indianapolis

Coal Strike Sparks State Action In Missouri Mine Lease

The report notes coal operators resisting price hikes while supplying demands of consumers. Washington dealers confirm a 50 cent per ton rise on bituminous coal amid ongoing strikes. Missouri Gov Folk leases a nearby mine at Waverly to power state institutions, with Warden Hall saying miners there earn above scale and could operate if the state must intervene.

Washington First N Streets Jefferson City Gov. Folk Matt Hall Waverley Hail

Rise in coal prices blamed on middlemen and small dealers

New York April 2 Alfred L Harber of the Retail Coal Dealers Association states retail coal costs rose as operators have not shipped coal for a month and reserves run low. Middlemen and small dealers are said to be taking a cut, while large producers hold back bad coal and contracts were not renewed due to fields shortages. Operators’ statement accompanies the claim of a market squeeze and unfair pricing to the public.

New York New York City Alfred L. Harber

Pittsburg District Peace as Mines Set to Resume Work

In Pittsburg April 2 a general resumption of work is expected after a holiday. Key operators signed the 1908 scale led by Francis L Robbins and listing many major mines. Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania mines plan to sign or already sign the 1903 scale, easing the nationwide coal labor dispute.

Pittsburg Dolan Ohio The Miners’union Green Ohie Ehagig Pennsylvania Central West Virginia Iowa Michigan Kentucky Southwestern Kansas Missouri Texas Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Francis L. Robbins Pittsburg Coal Company Robbins F Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company Ellsworth Coal Company Crescent Coal Company Kiimin ‘Coal Seaso W Ibaeu Wiliam Dodds Frank Feehan F. P. Haihaway William Lyte Distriet Patrick Dolan Robbins Robbins Tomughessid Gignel Rlay Pitisburg Euthana Tiinois Paus

Looted of 100000 After Weeks-Long New York Chase

Thomas J. Wainwright, alias many names, was arrested in New York after a four week pursuit by three cities and detectives. He is accused of robbing Dr Michelag J. Pinault of Minneapolis of jewels, silverware, stocks, bonds and other valuables valued around 100000. Wainwright allegedly posed as a caretaker, forged Pinault’s name to withdraw securities, and fled via New York Boston. Officers found revolvers, a cartridge belt, watches and jewelry on arrest.

Thomas J. Wainwright Pinault New York Lawrence Minneapolis Boston Michelag J. Pinault Wainwright Dr Pinault Mt. Curve Avenue Lst Carddinal Richelieu Wainwri

Brought from Atlanta a man charged with grand larceny

Albert Van Horn, arrested in Atlanta on a grand larceny warrant, arrived in Richmond in police custody. He is accused of robbing D. Taylor at Mount Vernon Hotel last December of $13, a gold watch, and $5 in money. Van Horn disappeared after the robbery, enlisted in the army, and was sent to Fort Slocum before transfer to Albany. A description led to his arrest. he will be held at the First Precinct station house.

Albert van Horn Atlanta Yesterdy C. A. Flather van Hor D. ©. Taylor Mount Vernon van Horn Fort Slocum Albinta

Publisher Under Arrest In New City Case

The head of a publishing firm is arrested and held for extradition papers from Philadelphia. Warrant cites falsification and omission of entries. Keller’s counsel says the defendant was manager for Gebbie & Co of Philadelphia, which claims a debt to him between six thousand and seven thousand dollars.

New York Apr Augustus R Mellor A Co Philadelphia Keller I! Weller Gebbie & Co Clent

Explosion blows crew from freight locomotive in Ohio

Near Amherst Ohio a Crown Sheet explosion on a Lake Shore freight hurled fireman and brakeman from the cab early today. Areman A Stage of Toledo likely to die. engineer Balman escaped injury. Kelly the head brakeman scalded but to recover. The train ran about a quarter mile before the engineer could stop it.

Cleveland Ohio Lake Shore Amherst Areman Toledo Balman Kelly

Senator Lodge Secretarial Payment Reported

Special to The Washington Post details a speech by District Attorney Kenn Moran alleging John G Bestgen paid Robert G Proctor 200 to lodge secretary for access to Major Talbot and Senator Lodge. Moran says no public accounting records, tracing October 17 cash delivery and missing campaign contribution.

Washington Post Boston Mass State House Kenn B. Moran John G. Bestgen Robert G. Precio Trivate Henry Cabot Bestgen Selingen Germany Moran Thomas Talbot Maj Talbot Bestsot Republican Gertman Maj. Talbot Robert G. Proctor Senator Lodge Maj. Tala Proctor Procter Washington New York Hestgen State Committee

Rescuer Dies Saving Brother in Grant School Incident

In Zanesville Ohio this afternoon Carl Orban twelve years old died after stepping into mud and being electrocuted while trying to save his brother Paul Urban who remains unconscious and likely to die. Hundreds of schoolchildren witnessed the accident in front of Grant School.

Zanesville Ohio Wive Carl Orban Grant School Paul Urban

New York City Transit Fares and Mileage Rise in 1905

The State commission reports 1905 cash fares totaled 1,171,151,698 with 424 transfers, and a grand total rise of 103,307,713 over 1904. Subway car mileage reached 29,471,153, while elevated lines fell slightly. Sailer system passengers dropped 14 percent, and overall transport metrics show shifts favoring subways and reduced traditional rail usage.

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Senate Debate Over Dolliver Hepburn Amendment To Rail Reform

Republicans in the Senate show mixed views on the constitutionality of the White House railroad reform amendment. Leaders say the President’s aims may prevail, while Dolliver Hepburn backers pull for early passage with limited court review. Democrats weigh their votes as twenty four are needed, with lists labeling probable supporters and opponents among Dolliver Hepburn allies, including Allison and La Follette.

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