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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1907

Page

5

Wilson warns manufacturers over false government guarantees

Secretary of Agriculture says he will publish a list of manufacturers deceiving the public by claiming government serial number guarantees on foods and drugs. He stresses the serial number ties responsibility to the manufacturer, not the government, and vows action to stop deceptive advertising across magazines, subways, and streetcar ads.

Department Wilson Department of Agriculture United States Qwanufacturer District of Columbia New York Hercrornt

Broker Discloses Secrets at Wall Street Trial

New York April 16 Cyrus Judson, a defendant in Franklin Scott Co. vs Headrey and others, testified in Judge Glegerich's Supreme Court trial. He described his role in ascertaining short interest at International Power after a stock drop from 198 to 120.7. Edmund J. Mooney pressed him on connections to the pool scheme while defense lawyers objected to the term. Judson explained how he bought and exchanged stock to gauge short interest, drawing surprise from jurors.

Spretal Washington Post New York Cyrus Field Franklin Scott & Co Joseph H. Headrey Joseph Leiter Ube Nrgh Glegerich Supreme Court Edmund J. Mooney Calmser Judson Dudges Herrick and Lamoreaux Anson McCook Beard Chtefs Hoadley International Power Mr. Beard Mr. Mooney Ada Wall Street

Ballot Box Stuffing Allegations Hit Warren Township

Special to The Washington Post Somerville N 2 April 16 grand jury summoned Warren township voters to probe alleged ballot box tampering during the War election. Republicans claim many votes were transformed into Democratic ballots as ballots moved in and out of the box, sparking confrontations and charges of manipulation.

Washington Post Somerville N. 2 Warren Township Somerset Court

Gourdain Arrested Again In Federal Case

Lou Gourdain arraigned by United States Commissioner Shields on a Chicago warrant. Convicted in Chicago for complicity in a green goods swindle, he appealed and sought to be kept in Joliet prison. Federal authorities planned to take him into custody after waiver of examination.

Lou Gourdain United States Shields Federal’ Courts of Chicago Gogds Eave Jollet Prison Joliet Federal Gourdan

Borah Case Ties to Timber Land Probes in Washington

An official of the Department of Justice says it is unclear how Attorney General Bonaparte could intervene in the timber land fraud indictments against Idaho Senator Borah. U.S. District Attorney Norman M. Rutck visits Washington to report on indictments and discuss the case with government lawyers. Borah claims a conspiracy biased prosecutions and awaits full review, while President Roosevelt has not replied to labor leaders and unions amid criticism.

Department of Justice Tiber Buick Washington Bonaparte Borah Idaho United States Norman M. Rutck Bondparte Western Federation Sabe Boral Bonaparre Foulek Haywo Tion Nowy Guv Steunenbere Biatriet Péttibene and Moyer Harriman Roosevelt

SAY TRUST DODGES TAXES IN LAKE COUNTY INQUIRY

Chicago April taxing authorities of Lake County Indiana have instigated action against the Standard Oil Company of Whiting after investigations led by County Assessor Black. Officials allege four years of evading taxes on about 40 million dollars of property while only 3 million dollars are on the tax duplicates. The company is said to have dodged taxes on eighty one houses and stored millions of barrels of oil in steel tanks near the Pennsyl vania tracks, with improved property valued at 1600 dollars. Standard Oil is alleged to have paid 60 dollars when due in a tenfold amount. Fire damages two theaters. New York April 16. Fire wrecked the Yost Garden and skating rink atop the New York Theater, causing significant damage to the Criterion Theater from water poured on the roof garden blaze. Control followed a two hour blaze battle.

Chicago Apru Lake County Ind Standard Oil Company of Whiting Black Pennsylvania New York Yoost Garden Criiterion

Valuable Prescriptions Foe FURONIC NEABACHES

An Eastern subsidah touts a remarkable remedy for headaches tied to digestion and sluggish bowels. It recommends a formula of Essence of Pepsin, ginger syrup, and Catandir Compound to be taken after meals and at bedtime, claiming a cure by improving digestion and toxin reduction.

Swedish vice consul seeks White House apology over a dissident letter

Charles A Akstromer of St Louis criticizes Postmaster General Cortelyou in a letter to the President. The State Department canceled his exequator as Swedish vice consul. Akstromer seeks restoration, but prospects look unlikely as Secretary Root consults the President.

Charles A. A. Eketremer St. Louis Cortelyou Carties White House Bacon Charles A. Hilstromer Yicagonaul St.Louis Gertelyou Loéh Beore- Hary Root MkAtromer Lewis Publications Louis Akstromer State Department Ekstromer Washington Loeb Secretary Root New York Root

Pur water on isthmus polluted until three reservoirs built

Karl F Keller man told the National Academy of Sciences at the National Museum that Panama’s early isthmian water was disease ridden. After initial use of fujo Grande and local springs, three large reservoirs now furnish clean water with sterilization. The talk noted improved methods in barometry and ultraviolet treatment, and the academy’s officers and retirements were discussed.

Karl F. Kellerman National Academy of Sciences National Museum Kellerman Hag Isthmus Panama Fuo Grande Orst United States W. Crafts Massachusetts Institute of Technology W. J. Swingle Lymen J. Briggs Bureau of Biology Academy Alexander Agassiz Harvard Arnold Hague

Dinner honors James Bryce with National Academy members

Dr. Simon Newcomb hosted a dinner at Rauscher's last evening in honor of James Bryce British Ambassador introducing members of the National Academy of Sciences. Among the forty covers were Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng Chinese Minister Dr J M Crafts of Boston Dr Remsen of Baltimore Dr Alexander Agassiz of Harvard University Dr Lewis Boss of Albany Dr Henry F Osborn of New York and other notable attendees.

Simon Newcomb James Bryce Academy Rauscher Nationa Academy of Sciences Chentung Liang-Cheng J. M. Crafts Boston Remsen Baltimore Alexander Agassiz Harvard University Lewis Boss Albany Henry F. Osborn New York Cleveland Abie Alexander Graham Ball Gallandey Eagan Commissioner Macfarland Haoris Tyler Arnold Hague Bart Merriam Washington, S

Ekstromer Seeks Explanation for St Louis Consul Removal

St Douis Mo April 16 Armed with letters from St Louis men including former Gov Francis Charles A Ekstromer has begun a drive to Washington to secure an explanation why he was removed as consul in St Louis He says the visit is not to seek an apology and his wife says she hopes he does not apologize while noting he protested at what he calls unfair treatment and spites work.

Washington Post St. Douls St. Louis Ope David FR. Francis Charles A. Ekstromer Roosevelt State Department Washington Burediah Dhis

Pearl Wight Chosen as Head of Internal Revenue

Pearl Wight of Louisiana, a Republican National Committee member, selected to succeed John W. Yerkes as Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Yerkes undecided, later weeks to answer. Wight’s appointment viewed as a political move with implications for Louisiana and Southern support for a presidential candidate. Wight runs Woodward, Wight & Co ship chandleries, and is active in banking. salary cited as 65000, but motive seen in Roosevelt administration opportunity.

Washington Roosevelt Wight Wieht Louisiana New Orleans National Committee Cortelyou Republican Party of Revenue Ohio Betoh W. Tyler Columbus Navy Department Yerkes Kentucky West Virginia Pearl Wight Woodward, Wight & Co

Penrose Fails to Appear at White House Visit

Pennsylvania Senator Penrose did not appear for a promised White House visit with the joint postal commission. Other members, including Senator Carter of Montana and Representative Moon of Tennessee, remained and consulted with the President on the inquiry into alleged press and accounting irregularities. The commission discussed modernizing Post Office accounting, noting the 1835 system may be outdated.

Pennsylvania White ‘House Senator Penrose Joint Postal’ Commission Congress Post-office Department Penrose White House Thomas H. Carter Montana John A. Moon Tennessee Messrs Arthur L. Dickinson Francia F. White

President Receives Photographic Reproductions

The President was presented yesterday with three photographic copies of paintings by Marquise de Wentworth. A portrait titled The President was among the works, carried to the White House by Rev. A. Doyle of the Apostolic Mission. Wentworth, who visited last fall, painted in Paris after sittings with the President. The set includes portraits of Queen Alexandra and The Last Moments of Leo.

Marquise de Wentworth Tiwng Paris White House AP. , Doyle Apostolic Mission Aesandrs Leo

Albany Tax Bill Expands New York Police Powers

Albany reports Gov Hughes signed the police bill, enabling practical reorganization of the New York City police force and expanding the commissioner's powers over inspectors. The measure sparked fierce legislative battles and was approved by Mayor McClellan.

Albany Hughes Bingham

Death in Electric Chair at Auburn Prison

Five executions occurred after years of appeals as N. Sexton and four others faced the chair. Chester Gillette and Carlo Ciardi are scheduled to die in the week of May 20, with Ciardi from Ithaca among the condemned.

Auburn N. Bexton Aigua Thomas Malmney Auburn -Prison Sexton Edward Chester Gillette Grace Brown Carlo Ciardi Ithaca

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