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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1907

Page

10

Bishop Sips Manhattan Cocktail At Dinner In Tokyo Farewell

A dinner in Tokyo to bid farewell to a U.S. Consul general featured Rev. Percy Grant and Bishop Freeman Pitter discussing Japanese customs. Grant surprised guests by serving a Manhattan cocktail to the bishop, who then toasted amid applause. The incident drew reactions from attendees about temperance and hospitality.

Percy Grant Good Gusto Henry Voimn Pitter New York Chus Kelke Dawn Mite San Francisco Sion Japan AL Kormi Auteas Manhattan Rey Tee Crane Church of Ave Nglon Yokohama

Died notices and odd anecdotes mingle in crowded obituary record

The column mixes death notices for Wo Mize Desem Poo FP and others with miscellaneous reminiscences and a cocktail anecdote. It references Beloved spouses Bou Bessey and Adelis, plus mentions James Lewis, Samuel P Lew, and Richard Grove among scattered names. The piece shifts to a Yokohama mashousa cocktail tale tied to a dinner by 109 members of the Immaneee Society of New York during Gen Kuroki’s visit.

Bou Bessey New Green Lineston Heights Adelis Faulkner Nerat Pereatter Berg Deemer Samuel P Lew Lient Nestle Mexico Cinades Sonora de 'Agonan Furcher Titurma Monta Liltif Fee Ant Ja Etter Richard Grove Fener Forge Thon Roel Mann Yokohama Cincinnat Imnaneee Society of New York Gen Kuroki Lindsay Russell

Editor's victim dies after Kansas City shooting

Manan City reports editor Manan Groves of the Kansas City Post, shot November 2 by Gen Richard Horne, died today. Woodward and Horne involvement noted, Groves had urged resignation to curb expenses after sixteen months as chief editorial writer and stockholder.

Manan City Mo H J Groves The Kansas City Post Richard Horne Post D Woodward Post Company Groves Horne Fost Aince

Hamilton Bank President Threatened by Black Hand

New York report states William R Montgomery elected president after Thomas resignation has been warned by the Black Hand Society to pay Italian depositors or face death. A letter with newspaper-cut letters demanded payment and the note is in police custody.

Hamlton Bank New York William R. Montgomery Hamilton Bank R Thomas Sam Black Hand Society Janat Banda of the Police

Powder Trust Answers Filed in U S Circuit Court

Defendants including HA Du Pont, EI Du Pont de Nemours & Co, and Pierre S Du Pont filed answers denying any restraint of trade or conspiracy to monopolize gunpowder shipments. The history of powder manufacture is outlined, with Du Ponts claiming no knowledge of pre 1970s actions. First hearing set for December 17 in Geronton, Fa.

Wikington Det United States Powder Trust United States Circuit Court HA. du Pont EI du Pont de Nemours & Go ET du Pont de Nemours Powder Company Thomas Coleman du Pont Pierre S du Pont Mawer Contain du Pont Eugene du Pont Leres Oak du Ponts Gentex Otlerwise Union Wits Geranton Fa

Farmer fears bullets near Wisconsin deer grazing appeal

Wenzel Mikosh, a farmer near Koninnema Falls Wisconsin, says he is weary of deer being shot near his property and has appealed to authorities for protection. He fears for his safety leaving his doorstep due to ongoing grazing and shooting incidents.

Armen Koninnema Falls Wis Dee 2 Beng Wenzel Mikosh

Health Office Records Compile Aged Care Closures

Fragmentary OCR lists names and ages linked to homes for the aged and hospitals. Entries include John Eisenhart Mary Hamitea Katherine Mastermange and Samuel Breen with ages up to 73, plus addresses such as 3354 34 St and 109 D Ave. The document mentions Mery Carmen Home for Aged and Freedmens Hospital and notes patient ages and residences in a dense, unreadable ledger style.

John Eisenat Elizabeth Burka Hrentwood Katherine Mastermnge Ferle Walling Asina Mary Fo Hamitea Duneappe Rama Unite Cootenthue Mars X. Weser Samuel J Breen Yaate Uth St. Gw Billy Locer Govt al Gw Yaa Phaette Menocs Slegio Jackwon Awe Sarteon Sears Raentha Mery Carmen Tafla Freedmens Hospital Mary E Boot

Mutineer Runaway Destroyer Roams Seas of Japan

A Russian destroyer with a mutinous crew is said to be pirating the Sea of Japan, after boarding a German steamer to seize coal north of Tsushima. Nagasaki reports 289 killed or wounded as fighting rages near Vladivostok, while a court martial at the port sentences 21 to death and others to prison or acquittal.

Revolutioniers Forabiv Sibenan Visdivostok Baileys Victoria Sea of Japan Nagasaki Monteagle Tsushima Island Vindivostok Port Maria Vladivostok Vinaivostok

NO HOPE FOR LOST BALLOON

Officials of the War Department say the airslip seen over northeast Ireland yesterday was the runaway Le Patrie. The balloon is considered lost and may have drifted toward the mid Atlantic. Ministers weigh offers to replace the airship while Republic is built.

War Department Ireland Aeronaute North Channel Minteter Plequart la Patrie Verdun le Patrie Mid Atlantic America Henri Deutsch

German Professor Hau Sees Death Sentence Commuted

Karl Hau once taught Roman law at Georges Washington University had his death sentence for murdering his mother in law Frau Molitor commuted to life in prison. He was arrested in London in November during a Baden Baden murder case. trial at Karlsruhe in July drew wide attention. His wife committed suicide after his arrest. no appeal changed the ruling, and a prince’s suggestion urged the sentence be reduced to life with imprisonment.

Karlgrune Karl Hau Frau Molitor Lfe Georges Washington University London Baden Germany Karlsruhe Hans Wife Duke of Beden

Italy Faces Crisis as 300000 Men Seek Work at Home

The La Dec/La Giornale headline notes 100000 Italian emigrants planned for the United States will stay in Italy, 20000 more than usual will return from America, and 30000 men must find work domestically, amid a government emigration council discussion led by consul general Naudi Massigna.

America Giornale Tailé United States Italy Crista Government Council New York Bay Naudi Massigna Arenant

Cologne Invites Aerial Navigators for Balloon Contest

The Club of Aerial Navigators invites U S aerial slubs to hold the James Gordon Bennett Balloon contest in Cologne next, with negotiations ongoing but believed to be accepted.

Cologne Dee Club of Aerial Navigators United States

Chinese War Jones Taken In Salt Smuggling Battle

Advices from Shanghai report a clash between a flotilla of war junks and salt smugglers near Quinaan. Many lives lost as fighting ended with the smugglers capturing the entire fleet of nineteen war junks. A separate note from Paris states an American, George Bennett of Chicago, and two Englishmen were arrested on charges of broad bank and department store pocket picking.

Victoria Shanghai Quinaan Junica Paris George Bennett Chicago

Frances Woods Dies After Stairway Fall in Kansas City

Mrs Frances Woods widow of mayor D Woods and sister in law to Justice David J Brewer of the U S Supreme Court died after a fall on stairs at her Kansas City home. She was about seventy one, native of Burlington Vermont, and survived by daughter Miss Mary Woods. Justice Brewer, then in Washington, was notified to come here.

Justice Brewer Kansas City Frances Woods David J Brewer Supreme Court of the United Burlington Vt Dua Hee Drewer Mr Woods Rushville Frances E Landon Mary Woods

Jailed for Americanism in Hungary display incident

Des Moines note reports that Trank Polakovic of Jows Falla was jailed in Hungary last June for displaying American enthusiasm at a tournament in Sokal. He was sent by the United Gymnasium Association to compete and ordered dispersed by gendermen after waving stars and angrines. Polakovic allegedly expressed contempt for the alleged mistreatment and is to appeal to the State Department in Washington for release.

Des Moines Ows Vecs—Eriends Trank Polakovic Jows

Thaw Trial Postponed as Jury to Report in January

New York December 2 District Attorney Jeramns motion postponed the second trial of Harry K Thaw for the Stanford White killing until Monday January A panel of 297 talesmen will report for jury duty Thaw was not brought into the courtroom but watched from the corridor Evelyn Nesbit Thaw appeared in better health than a year ago Thaw was represented by Martin W Littleton Daniel O Reilly and A Russell Peabody Judge Dowling presided Nashville mayor Jeas McLit tleton went to New York to assist in the defense

New York Jeramn Harry K Tmn Stanford White Madigan Square Root Garden Talesman Thaw Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Criminal Courts Justice Dowling Supreme Court Thaw Waa Martin W Littleton Daniel O Reilly Russell Peabody Littleton Atl Jerome Nashville Tenn Jease Mc Littleton Winchester Tenn Martin W Little Harey K Thaw

Yacht and Crew Vanish After Atlantic Storm

In Atlantic City New Jersey a yacht Modred and its three crewmen Captain A Parker Harry Monma and Sandy Sea man disappeared after a gale ten days ago during a fishing trip. Lookouts believed the craft tried to cross the inlet bar but vanished. Families fear the worst while life savers report no damage to the yacht and hope parties aboard wealthy Bostonians may have been aboard.

Atlantic City Dee 2 A Parker Harry Monma Sandy Seaman Absecom Station Vessal

Populist National Committee Calls National Convention

Joliet to SE Louia April 2 1908 Populist National Committee chair Gnowman samen EL Perrias issued a call for a Populist national convention to nominate candidates for President and Vice President The representation basis includes two delegates per Congressional district four delegates at large per state and territory plus one at large for every 100 votes or a majority fraction of the Peoples party tally in 1906 The plan aims to organize a fresh ticket for the United States election.

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Banking functions overshadow trust department duties in banks

The banking department now functions as a major, often greater, component of banks alongside trust duties. It receives deposits and pays interest on balances, sells letters of credit, travelers checks, drafts, and telegraphic transfers. Northwest Corner of Fifteenth and Pennsylvania Ave. Charles J Bell, President.

Trust Department Fifteenth and Penneylvenia Aver Charles J Bell

Cannon Elected Speaker at Start of Sixtieth Congress

The opening session of the Sixty Congress gathers amid crowding galleries as Thomas S. Reed’s rules attack shapes power, with Speaker Cannon chosen after long floor debates. William Jennings Bryan and other leaders receive ovations while members, old and new, settle in and oath offices in the new House building begin the organizational process.

Cannon Lot Bryan Washington Naval Thomas T. Heed Anl Bustel Egainst Auany Fast Needham McKinsey John Wesley Gaines Champ Clark Rinnmont Pearson Hobson Merrimac Mr Cooper Texas William Jennings Bryan Ole Jamea Kentucky Lamar Missisippi Bourke Cochran Tawney Organtmanetus Gen Bingham Pennsylvanis Oktahorans Hird Motuke Delemate oMeere Tw Wuucue Messrs Mann Minors Games West Tftv John Sharp Willams x Williams Cooper Wisconsin Howse Republian Stonker Asher G Hinds Cannon Bu Cancons Bora Dalsell Hut Dalgel

Kidney Trouble Silent Plague Promoted by Elixir Claim

A dubious promotional piece touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It warns of widespread unseen kidney disease and urges readers to try the remedy, promising dramatic health benefits and a free sample offer.

Kilmer Ig Vanon Pry Hottie de Thovsanes Io Jaine Swamy Hoot Lfabour Sirple Bolte

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