Victim of Blackmail Taints Late Representative Grow’s Death
Friends of the late Galusha Grow were shocked to learn he may have been driven to death by blackmail. An unscrupulous group allegedly extorted thousands, possibly over 100000, with a woman as an intermediary. Neighbors recall his open life, while debates on his finances and estate swirl in Montrose and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galusha
Usag &A
Herald
Grow
Congress
Glenwood
McGraw
Susquehanna County
Montrose
du ‘Bole
Br. Grow
Mr. du Bois
Nicholson
Mr. Grow
Tne
du Hoss
Galusha Grow
Binghamton
Syracuse
Bennett
County Historical Society
Truman Tarje
Washington
Montrage
Licensed to Marry Multiple Couples in Chaptered Notices
A distressed OCR list shows numerous marriage licenses with couples from varied U S cities including Cleveland Ohio Richmond Virginia Frederick W Beckman and Catherine OBrien Baltimore and Catonyville both listed as licensed to wed. The notices mention several reverends and places such as Cleveland Park in D C and Frederick W Beckman 30 and Catherine OBrien 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluford W. Brockett
Cleveland
Ohio
Frances” J. Miller
Cleveland Park
D.C
M’ Ross Fishburn
Alvin Pound
Maryle McCarthy
Trederickeburg
F. Mf
Bristol
Witham OM. Krowse
Elizabeth Munroe
Walter F. Smith
Andrew J .Tinsley
Charlotte E. Ettyson
Hichmond
Fair Junea E Sullivan
Bilver City
N Mex
Florence E Souder
William M. Pettis Whitiam Frion
Beulah
Kidwell
Alfred Harding
Andran
Stanley
Messaponax
Bite Chinnaut
Gaines
F. M Rita Arnold Tinle
Maggie Simpson
F. Bischolt
Amasa W. Scott
Fennie Turner
Ede F. Gordon
Died Notices from Washington April 1907 Few Details
Obituary notices list multiple deaths by name with dates and addresses in Washington. Ruth P Baker widow of Lewis Baker died April 10, services April 13. John Hieston husband of Eleanor B died April 1907 with services April 11. Mayo, Perham, Slater, Smith, Walton, and Willard obituaries include birthdates, residences, funeral arrangements, and private interments. scattered church and burial notices dated early April 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarer
Mayo
Rhode Island Avenue
Amory Dwight Mayo
All Bouls' Church
Fourteenth
L Streets
Perham
Westminster Street
This City
Sidney Perham
Maine
Church of Our Father
Thirteenth
Igul
Pomona
Thirteenth Street
Park
Penelope D Smith
Harry Lee Smith
William H. Sardo & Co
Hi Street
Walton
Nellie
Hielen Walton
Lee
Willard
Enterpents Street
Mra
Alex D
Alex. D. Willard
Multiple Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Washington D C
A list of funeral directors embalmers and associated services in Washington DC with addresses including Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest East Capitol Street and 14th Street offering modern chapels livery services and reasonably priced funeral design options through various firms such as J William Lex WM H Sardo Co George Zurhorst Hindle Bayliss R F Harvey Sons Adolph J Schippert and others with 24 hour call access and on premises chapels or parlors for services and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Lex
Pennsylvania Ave
Ranin Aes
WM. H. Sardo & CO
We Modern Chapel
George P. Zurhorst
Eral Paclors
East Capitol St
Hindle & Bayliss
R. Nalley & Son
Fueray
R.F. Harvey's Sons
M. Mitchell
Inderteker
Emsbalmer
Serge Eesor
R. G. Ae
Thieshone Main
T. A. Costello & Bro
Riley
Frank Geier
Sm Mager
John R. Wright CO
Tso
Rhapel
Ow Felagnene
North 47
Longworth Backs Taft as Presidential Candidate in Ohio
Representative Nicholas Longworth, speaking for himself, endorsed William H. Taft for President. He argued Taft embodies Roosevelt policies and could be Ohio’s candidate, asserting Taft seeks the presidency only and would not hold other offices. Longworth praised Taft’s public service record, urging Republicans in Ohio to support his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ohio
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Washington
Taft
Repubican
Ins
Longworth
Willam H. Taft
Tat
Wiliam H. Taft
William H. Taft
William JH. Taft
Waldorf Backs Taft and Roosevelt in Ohio GOP
Toledo April 10 George P Waldorf collector of internal revenue and former local Republican leader says Senator Foraker should concede Ohio and join Taft and Roosevelt forces. He asserts Taft's popularity aligns with Roosevelt policies, opposes internal organization attempts, predicts a quick shift to enforce law for all, and opposes holding a primary at municipal election time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cvs
Toledo
Ohio
George P. Waldorf
Taft
Senator Foraker
Reopsvelt
Col. Waldorf
Roosevelt
La Follette Flushes Out Roosevelt Return Thesis
In Helena on April 10 Senator La Follette warned railroad foes who back an anti Roosevelt nominee that they will drive Roosevelt to run again. He argued Harriman and allies could trigger a presidential bid by abusing the president and urged support for Roosevelt’s re election as both the President and the people deserve another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
R. BM. la Follette
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Harriman
Theodore Roosevelt
Bank's Money Squandered by Provi dent Securities Directors
Boston April 10 receivers of the defunct Provident Securities and Banking Company allege more than $200,000 paid in was squandered by six Massachusetts directors. They seek equity against five other directors abroad and Samuel Dalton deceased. They report $243,462 of deposits funded losses and assets under $5,000 with liabilities of $268,821.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Provident Securities and
Supreme Judicial Court
Alfred S Hall
Charles F. Weed
Massachusetts
Samuel Dalton
Never Hedges
William M. Brigham
George | W. Ssul
George H. Swazey
C. Burton Gotting
Henry F. Mayer
Brigham
Hudson
Mass
Mrs Roosevelt Hosts Box Party at New National Theater
Mrs Roosevelt acted as hostess at a box party at the New National Theater last evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page Miss Isabella Wagner Captain Frank McCoy the Brazilian ambassador and Mme Nabuce the Dutch master and Mme Van Swinderon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New National Theater
Thomas Nelson Page
Isabella Wagner
Capt
Frank McCoy
Nabuce
Netherlands
van Swinderon
Defied by Foraker shows clash over Roosevelt policy
Senator Foraker denounces President Roosevelt's actions as unprecedented. He asserts his support for most of Roosevelt's measures since 1901, cites Hepburn and Elkins laws, and faults the 1903 plan for rate regulation, while distancing himself from specific conspiracies and asserting personal candor about his views.
Senator Defends Army Inquiry Against Political Pressure
A U S senator argues the Brownsville incident was an isolated act not a policy. He contends the Twenty fifth Infantry was unfairly dismissed en masse, cites long service of many soldiers, and rejects executive overreach while upholding constitutional rights and state federal balance. He vows to present his case to constituents and oppose dictation from any boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jant Roosevelt
United States
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Jackson
Scripps-McRae
Wallatrest
Harrimay
J i B. Foraker
John D. Rockefeler
Dennis
L Trust
Washington
John D. Rockefeller
Oho
Depew
Cannon
Spooner
Huang
Roosevelt
White House
Senate of
New Mexico
Ariazna
Congress
Territories
Moon
Tam
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Hepburn
Supreme Court
Sugar Trust
Beef Trust
Standard ON Company
El-king
Twenty-fifth United
Brownsville
Tex
Ohio
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Cuba
Philippines
Thome
Senate
House
Commonwealth
Uittle
Decision on Whisky Labels Declares Blended Whisky Rules
President Roosevelt rules straight whisky must be labeled as is while blends or mixtures receive specific terms. Attorney General Bonaparte offers witty label suggestions, and Dr. Wiley warns adulteration is widespread across whiskies. The decision aims to align labels with pure food law and consumer understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
H. W. Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
Bonaparte
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Department of Justice
Theodore Roosevelt
Wiley
Ennaparte
Specimen Whisky Labels Highlighted in Court Discussion
The text lists sample brand names for whiskies and blends including pure straight whisky, blends of whiskies, mixtures with ethyl alcohol, and an imitation under pure-food law. It notes Bonaparte’s humorous lines and cites labels such as Semper Idem Whisky Hi Pluribus Unum Whisky Modern Improved Whisky and Something Better than Whisky, with assertions about their composition and grain distillation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Joen H Clews Dead Banking Firm Member Dies in New York
John Henry Clews of Henry Clews & Co died at his home in New York City at 3 am after months of illness described as a complication of diseases led to cirrhosis of the liver. Born October 28 1856 in Dunkirk New York he rose to NYSE membership and held listings with the Clews firm. He was a member of the New York Yacht Club and New York Athletic Club and left a wife Jessie Bradley of Dunkirk and a daughter Natalie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
John Henry Clews
Henry Clews & Co
West
Mr. Clews
Dunkirk
Chamberlain College
Randolph
N. Y
Erie Railroad
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Henry Clewe & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Clews
New York Yacht Club
New York Athletic Club
Northwestern Dispensary
Misa Jessie Bradley
Natalie
Weather Conditions and storm warnings update for Atlantic region
Weather bulletin reports lingering coast storm near Nova Scotia with snow in Northern New England and Northern New York. Fresh northwesterly winds expected for 36 hours, generally fair elsewhere aside from Dakotas showers. notes forecasted rain in the southern Midwest and Lake region, and temperature trends across Eastern US. Winds by coast and lakes described. storm warnings resume for Great Lakes and Grand Banks voyage winds noted for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture
Washington
Westen
Nova Scotia
New England
New York
Lower Lakes
Dakotas
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Misouth
Mississippi
Lake Region
Ghia
Middle Atlanti
Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
Porte
Grand Banks
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Huron
St. Clair
Erie
Ontario
Pepia
Staeqz
Temperatures In Other Cities and River Bulletin Note Muddy Rivers
Special River Bulletin reports temperatures in other cities and notes both rivers were muddy today. Special to The Wallington Post from Herpers Ferry West Virginia dated April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington Post
Herpers Ferry
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galusha A. Grow
Geo
C. Shaffer
Hardy & Remore
Gude
Fwspaper Ral
Bond
To-Kalon Wine CO
Waldorf
Foraker
Senator la Follette
Provident Institution
Mes. Roosevelt
Boria
Edmonston
Edmonston&Co.,Inc
St. N.W
Joen H. Clews
Loral
Ioedos
7Th and
H Sts. N. EL
7Th St. N. W
Atlantic City
Boson
Osio
Chicago
Cheyenne
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Cologne
Dex Moines
Town
Galverton
Yer
Indianapolis
Ina
Jacksonville
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
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