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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1905

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Hempstead Riot Ends In Martial Law After Prohibition Meeting

Four men killed and several wounded in Hempstead Texas after a Prohibition mass meeting turned violent. Rullan Brown, son of a man hired at the gathering, is charged with killing Representative John M Pinkney. Islas Rangers take control as Governor Hulsa arrives. no one may bear arms and the town is quiet for now.

Pickney John M Flo Fasilade Brown Tiac Ongrismur Pakney Troomas Ordre le Joon Waller County Walker County Lexts Hempsted Torn

Howell C Stule Death by Own Action At Public Office

Howell C Stule shot himself in his office after a long illness. He was born in Lambertville in 1842 and ran a hardware and plumbing business in the city. Survived by a widow and two daughters.

Howell C. Stal Roo Shooturs Mets Farai Mero Oscil Lambertville

Steel Trust Earnings Reported By United States Steel

United States Steel Corporation board today declared a regular dividend of 134 percent on preferred stock. Earnings for the quarter were 35 cents. Unfilled orders at March 31 stood at 57 tons, up 1,460,399 from a year earlier. Unfilled orders on hand April 1 were 5587360 tons, exceeding prior figures. Dividends on all preferred stock payable May 31. Also mentions Piso’s Cures in unrelated medical ad content and local steamer schedule notes for Norfolk and Newport News.

Board of Airectoys United States Steel Corporationn

Spectacular East Side fire destroys Ridleys block

Five alarms sent in as flames roared from a block bounded by Grand Allen and Orchard streets in New York. The Ridleys dry goods store and adjacent furniture and fabric businesses burned, with ground floor occupants including Van Norden Trust Company and two Hebrew charities. Loss pegged at 400000 dollars. No casualties reported as hundreds evacuated. A police escort moved 70000 dollars in cash from Mutual Alliance Trust to a nearby bank branch amid the blaze.

New York Twenty-fifth Street Ridleys Grand, Allen Orchard Streets van Norden Trust Company Hebrew Loan Society Hebrew Aid Association van Norden,Trust Company Mutual Allance Trust Company Corn Exchange Bank

Goff May Seek Return to Politics in Next Legislature

Washington Post reports intimate friends say Judge Nathan Goff desires reentry into politics to help the next Senatorial campaign. He would enter the state legislature to aid the senatorial effort, but his plans are delayed by his son's wife’s death in Milwaukee. Public demand for his stance has waned during bereavement with no definite announcement until mid summer.

Washington Post Clarksburg W Va Nathan Goff Milwaukee Elking Judge Goff

Convention’s Work Cut Out for Pennsylvania Caucus

Harrisburg April 25 The Republican State convention in Harrisburg will nominate Representative J Lee Plummer of Hollidaysburg for State treasurer and renominate President Judge Charles E Rice of Wilkes-Barre Judge George B Orlady of Huntington and Judge James A Beaver of Bellefonte for Superior Court. Wesley R Andrews of Meadville will become State chairman succeeding United States Senator Penrose. The platform endorses the national administration protectionist principles and pension legislation, praises Roosevelt and McKinley, and backs rural free delivery and Penrose’s leadership in Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg J Lee Plummer Holliday Treasuer Charles E Rice Wilkesbarre George B Orlady Huntington James A. Beaver Bellefont Wesley R. Andrews Meadville State Committee Andrews Ika United States Penrose Meiiimiey Roosevelt Riepublican Lemiters Congress Peninsylvania Republican Party Penrose Uring

VARDAMAN ANNOUNCES U S SENATE CANDIDACY

Governor Vardaman announces he will seek the United States Senate if Senator Monroe retires. He declines to discuss further details beyond confirming his candidacy.

Monroe Vicksburg Miss Greenwood Vardaman United States Senate

Mitchell Plea Rejected In Land Fraud Case

United States District Judge Fellinger denied Senator John H. Mitchells plea in abatement to indictments connected with Oregon land frauds. The ruling upholds D A Heneys argument that juror Giustin’s citizenship can be proven by affidavits, moving all obstacles to trial on the real issues. Ina Pinch foot powder ad note follows.

Portland Ore United States Fellinger John H. Mitchell Senator Mitchell Franci J Heney Bellinger Mr. Heney George Glusten Grand Jury Glustin

Patterson Case Skeleton Tutorial Testifies in Court

Nan Patterson defense gains a point as coroner’s physician Dr O Hanlon explains the bullet path that killed Caesar Young using a skeleton. He notes paralysis would not follow a shoulder wound and that a suicide verdict was once his impression but may change. Witnesses recount the cab shooting, Patterson’s reaction, and the dramatic courtroom presence as the skeleton test becomes a focal point.

Washington Post New York Nan Patterson Caesar Young Miss Patterson Philip F. O'Hanlon Young Abe Levy O'Hanlon Levy Mr. Levy Brown Mr Rand Goff Rand O'Hanion Patterson Sweeney West Broadway Frederick Michaels William Stemm, Jr Youngs Frank Lim Mr. Young Mr. Rand Booth Kendall Menasha Wis Joseph Kasel Chicago Kasel John Mellin Jochev J. Morgan Smith Jerome Foster Stern

Susan Anthony Responds To Cleveland Article

Special to The Washington Post. Anthony questions the Cleveland piece attributing it to him and argues the article's author may be unknown. She says regardless, the issue is moral and political as women seek the ballot to aid charitable efforts tied to liquor, gambling, and brothels. She cites Portland as the site for the next convention and notes a referendum petition target of 8,000 signatures.

Washington Post Rochester Susan Anthony Ploaser Grover Cleveland Miss Anthony Mr. Cleveland Cleveland Portland

New Referee for Mississippi Relieved by Postmaster General

Edgar S. Wilson United States marshal Jackson Miss longtime adviser on Mississippi postmaster appointments requests relief due to ill health and heavy duties. Postmaster General agrees and L B Mosely will handle postmaster appointment matters in his stead in the interim.

Mississippi Edgar S. Wilson United States Jackson Miss Post Office Department Wilson L. B. Mosely Oers Fiseloaippe

Federal examiner probes First National affairs in Milwaukee

Milwaukee April 26 federal bank review continues after Frank G Bigelow, president of First National Bank, confessed defalcation of over 1 000 000. Grand jury not meeting until mid May as deposed cashier remains missing. Mayor Rose escorted cash shipments amid runs while banks assure solvency and depositors comply with notice periods.

First National Bigelow Milwaukee First National Bank Milwaukee Trust Company Frank G. “Gelow Trust Company Clearinghouse Association Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce Hfe East Water Wisconsin Streets Rose Mayor Rose Wisconsin Street Chicago Frank J. Kipp Internal Revenue Office Department of Justice National Bank C. Ho Bosworth Ridgely Washington Frank G. Bigelow United States Henry G. Goh William B. Ridgely Treasury Cials Mwe Fist National Bank of Department of Justs

Roosevelt Bears Captivate Colorado Hunt In Snowbound Trip

President Roosevelt led a bear hunt in Glenwood Springs Colorado with guides reporting two bears killed by the president and three by the party today and yesterday. Snow blocks progress across the divide while hunters describe Colorado’s center of bear country as exceptionally rich with several fine skins taken.

Glenwood Springs Colo Roosevelt Cone Lambert P. B. Stewart Colorado Springs Chapman Red Stump Colorado Stewart

War Against Lotteries Spreads Across States

Federal officers began an active campaign against lottery operators under Washington orders. Raids targeted Honduran and Mexican lottery agencies in San Francisco and Los Angeles, arresting several employees and seizing tickets and papers as evidence. Charges cite interstate commerce violations, with penalties up to two years. In Chicago, Joseph Benzein faced a similar lottery operation charge, arraigned and held on $1,500 bond awaiting grand jury action.

San Francisco Alorting Washington United States Marshal’s Office Secret Service Post Office Monroe Los Angeles Gether Points Chicago Joseph Benzein Henzein United States Foote

Four Million Engines Ordered by Baltimore and Ohio

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces contracts for 250 locomotives at a total cost exceeding four million dollars. American Locomotive Company to build 210 consolidation freight engines and 35 Pacific passenger engines. Burnham Williams and Baldwin to supply five switching engines. Deliveries to begin in August and complete by December 1, 1905.

Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company American Locomotive Company Burnham, Williams Baldwin Locomotive Works

Index to Today's Issue Part One

A compact summary of pages across sections including Rangers on Guard in Texas, Patterson trial, Milwaukee bank run, Rockefeller attack on Gladden, naval movements, school religion protest, postal clerk denial, rescues, equity investigation, Ambassador Reid, municipal league, Army wedding, West Virginia politics, editorials, hotel talks, Easter weddings, racing results, Georgetown Yale, new street names, and more across Part One and Part Two with listed pages and features.

Texas Nan Patterson Milwaukee Rockefeller Gladden Equitable Reid Municipal League Alexandria West Virginia Georgetown Yale Panama John Smith Transvaal M C. A

Rockefeller Says Clergyman Misrepresented Him

Starr J Murphy on behalf of John D Rockefeller issues a statement accusing Dr Washington Gladden of perjury. The reply labels Gladden's claims as garbled and false, noting confusion between two similarly named companies and defending Rockefeller's conduct and testimony.

Rockefeller

Rules for Kaiser's Cup Race Set by New York Committee

New York on April 25 announces the Kaiser's Cup ocean race rules and committee members in charge of the start. Commander Hebbinghaus, Commander H H Hosley, U S N, Oliver E Cromwell, H de B Pardons, Newbury D Lawton, and Edward H Wales named. Start to be off the Sandy Hook lightship with international sailing rules applying. Finish along a line south of the Lizard Lighthouse, England, within signaling distance if no finish boat is present. Near finish, radio contact with the Lizard signal station required. Flags unrestricted. floats allowed before finish. After finish, yachts must telegraph first port of entry in Europe to Capt Coerper, German Embassy, London.

New York Hebbinghaus H H Hosley Oliver E Cromwell H de B. Pardons Newbury D Lawton Edward H Wales Sandy Hook Lizard England Coerper London Europe

Secretary Shaw to Miss Opening at Portland Fair

Portland Oregon April 2 according to a letter from Secretary Shaw to President Goode of the Lewis and Clark fair the secretary will not represent the President at the opening exercises. Exposition authorities have not named who will stand in for Roosevelt and the Cabinet.

Portland Oreg Secretary of the Treasury Shaw Goode Roosevelt

Battleship Chase Rumors of Rojestvensky Togo Action

Reports from Saigon, Hongkong and St Petersburg recount Russian and Japanese fleets moving near Kamranh Bay and Kamranh. officials deny decisive engagements but say Nebogatoff may join Rojestvensky. Moscow circles anticipate no large action soon as crews air nerve and neutrality concerns.

St. Petersburg Rojestvensky Hawaiian Island Echo de Paris Niebogatott Rojentvensky Admiralty St Petersburg Hongkong Bankig Cochin China Kamranh Bay Hainan Island Quinta Weid Safeda Russia We 2 Kiaochau Sperber Straits of Formosa Berlin Tsingtau Klaochau iBy Associated Press Saigon Dr Storm Japan Shantung Peninsula China Svietlanga Orel Kamranh Baw Nebogatoff Chicago Daily News Hongkorng Hainan Kwangtung Indi Togo Fo

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Rangers Hempstead, Tex Rollan Brown Hon J. M. Pinckney Howell C. Stule Trenton Steel Trust Qld Point Comfort Norfolk Newport News Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co 7Th St Moston Elkins Toga Senate Pennsylvania Mitchell Allen E. M. Rigeii Hudson Street Hospital Imeer Atise Susan B. Anthony Part Dr.gladden Dr. Gladden Standard Oil Starr J. Murphy John D Rockefeller Washington Gladden Rey New York Senate South Improvement Company Southern Improvement Company California Togo Paris Saigson Petit Journal Nebgogatoff Cape Bake Keamaranh Bay Chefoo Korea Masampho Ktea Korea Strait Mafin General Staff Navy Rojestyensky Viavostok Rojestvensk Razvedchik Gromobof Roszia Bogato Vladivostok Hiye
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