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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1906

Page

3

Gillette in Auburn Jail Breaks Down in Tears

Chester Gillette, sentenced to be electrocuted the week of January 28 for Grace Knowns murder, arrived at Auburn Prison in custody. He remained calm during transfer. his mother cried aloud at Herkimer station before visiting him in Auburn. Large crowds in Syracuse watched as he boarded a special coach away from the station with deputy guards and police keeping order.

Auburn Chester EB Gillette Grace Klock Erkimet County Gillette Herkimer Herkimer Station Chester Auburn Prison Syracuse Rome Canastoga Runaways” Company Auburn Road New York Central Railroad Washington Street Chester Gillette City Hall Pasenger

Notice of Morning Newspaper Appearances

A notice states that the Washington Post will appear concurrently with other major papers upon application, with no extra charge for additional materials or telegraph logging to a list of newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe and more. The message lists multiple papers and locations such as Providence Journal Syracuse Post Standard and Minneapolis Tribune among others.

Washington Post NEW York Times Bostoy Globe Alffalg Couride Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Pittsburg Providence Journal Pochester Herald Louis Republic Syracuse Post-Standard Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer

Undertaker Adverts Include Speare and Zurhorst Services

Classified funeral notices list W. R. Speare at 940 F Street N W and J William Lee offering embalming and cremation with a commodious chapel. Also George P Zurhorst at 301 East Capitol Street advertises funeral parlors and related services.

W. R. Speare F Street N. W J. William Lee George P. Zurhorst Emmalmer Esat Capitol St R. F. Harvey Eudalamesa Fourteenth ST Athetly First Coramodious Chapel John M. Mitchell Phone East

Held Option on Her Hand in Suit for $25000 Breach

Justice Cinch in New York today dismissed Ida Schwartz’s $25000 breach of promise suit against Isaac Curtz of Brooklyn. The plaintiff claimed an offered marriage in December 1904 but the defense argued the contract was only an option for the defendant to marry at a time he fixed. The court sustained the motion and dismissed the case.

New York Justice Cinch Supreme Court Ida Schwartz Isaac Curtz, & Manufacturer Brooklyn Terence McManus Marrage Mr. McManus

Conspiracy to Strike Upheld in Labor Case

Madison Wisconsin December article reports Judge A L Sentorn of the U S District Court ruled in the Allis Chalmers Company versus Iron Molders Union case that conspiracy to strike can be lawful if motivated by just cause or economic advancement. The decision centers on the union members O Leary and others forming a strike to pressure employers to terms, deemed not unlawful under these conditions.

Madison Wis A .L. Sentorn United States District Court Allis-Chalmers Company Iron Molders’ Union Milwaukee

Jews for South and West plan to divert immigrants

Chicago and New York Jewish leaders back a Westward immigration program financed by Jacob Schiff and other prominent Jews. The plan would send poor Jewish arrivals from Atlantic ports to southern and western cities and establish information bureaus in New York and Galveston to facilitate relocations, without encouraging new immigration.

Schiff Chicago New York Jacob HH Schiff Atlantic Galveston Tex Gulf Ports

Health Office Record Deaths List 12 Names and Ages

Health Office reports a December deaths list with names and ages across Providence addresses. Individuals include Robert B Taylor aged 6 and Gertrude Chu 35, plus Ruth Lee two years and Belle Dale 44. Further entries mention John H W Parker 45, James Blackburn 3 months, and Mary Poindexter 11 hours, among others.

Robert B Taylor Providence Honphel Gertrude Chu Cedar St Ow Sterling Graves Edward Hawking Ath St Nannie Carter 1St St Ruth Lee NY Ave Ow Belle Dale St Aw Joan Rosenbaum Morse St John HW Parker James Blackburn Mary Poindexter Oliver Tanner Providence Hospit

Christmas Wine Assortments Offer Wide Price Range

A local ad touts To Kalon Wine for Christmas cheer. It promotes special assortments priced from 200 to 1000 dollars and urges early ordering to avoid holiday rush.

Hartje Divorce Case Ends With Exoneration Of Mrs Hartje

Pittsburg reports Judge Fraser rules preponderance of testimony shows letters not in Mrs Hartje handwriting and servants’ stories exaggerated. Hartje to appeal. Mrs Hartje gains custody of two children, defendant pays all costs. Case noted as highly sensational in local history.

Pittsburg Robert S. Fraser Hartje Augustus Hartje Mary Scott Hartje Thomas Madine Fraser Martine

Desperate Father Shoots Daughter Then Ends Own Life

James Howe a 2 shoemaker in New York fired at his daughter Dr Mirande Brinkworth in the Times Building on Forty second Street and Broadway. He then killed himself with a bullet to the head as Mrs Brinkworth was slightly injured. A note in his pocket indicated premeditation.

New York Gief James Howe Mirande Brinkworth Brinkworth Howe Times Forty-second Street Broadway

MIEL OWNERS ACCUSED IN CONTRACT LABOR CASES

Federal district court in Charlotte charges Thomas M Costello Edward A Smith Sumner B Sargent and EC Pwelle with violation of the contract labor law for importing English girls to mills. Two separate cases name twenty and sixty three counts respectively, with fines up to 1931,000 per violation, totaling 83,000. Attorneys say they will demur to challenge the legality of the migration act.

Charlotte N. C Dac Dstrict A E. Holton Federal District Court Thomas M Costello Edward A. Smith Sumner B Sargent EC. Pwelle

Caruso Appeal Heard in Central Park Disorderly Conduct Case

The appeal of tenor Enrico Caruso from his conviction for disorderly conduct toward women in the Central Park monkey house was heard before Recorder Golf. No decision was issued today as arguments concluded and briefs are due by Monday.

New York Enrico Caruso Central Park Recorder Golf

Widow Cosima Wagner Seriously Ill at Langenburg Castle

Cablegram reports Frau Cosima Wagner widow of the composer seriously ill at Langenburg Castle Baden. Family members summoned to nearby bedside as Christmas gifts noted at Lamaborg Furniture and Carpet Co 512 Ninth Street NW.

Washington Roar New York Frau Cosima Wagner Langenburg Baden Lamaborgh Furniture & Carpet Co

France Voices Outcry Over Paris Archives Guardian Case

The Osservatore Romano condemns France for violent measures against Montagnini, guardian of the nunciature archives in Paris. It calls the action exceptional and brutal, predicting protests from impartial people worldwide and labeling it a final step in the republic’s tense policy.

The Osservatore Romano Vatican Mer Montagnini Paris France

New Law Explains France Church and State Clash

The article outlines the December 1 105 law separating church and state in France and its disruption of the concordat. It notes church property seizure, creation of religious corporations, and possible transfer to the state, with bishops, clergy, and orders forced to adapt or leave. Cardinal Hichard and French religious communities face upheaval as churches are repurposed and some orders seek refuge abroad.

France Old England Henry VII Moonks Christian Brothers United States Galtmore Cardinal Hichard Nantes Holy See Rome Peter

The Part Greater Than the Whole cartoon in Punch

A Punch cartoon shows a frock-coated Japanese figure with a bag labeled Japanese treaty rights in the United States addressing Uncle Sam in his office. Uncle Sam holds a telephone and answers he cannot say right away while consulting California on the point. The cartoon is titled The Part Greater Than the Whole.

Cobra Washington London Punch United States Uncle Sam Waal California

Six Sisters and a Gunman a Montana Trader Marries Lena Lamprecht

James Craven, once of Montana, married Lena Lamprecht in Mount Gilead Ohio after a string of marriages to five Lamprecht sisters. Each prior wife died or was killed by half breed Wolf Charley Wolf, including Nora the eldest, Maria, Helen, Bertha, and Heles. Lena’s marriage ends a perilous sequence that left Craven widowed or in danger for decades.

Washington Fes Mount Gilead Ohto James Craven Montana Lena Lamprecht Craven Lamrecht Nora Charley Wolf Maria Lamprecht Walf Aleter Hii Crack Winchester Ohio Ethan Heles Helen Lucky Bertha Wol Lena Lamprecht Esterday

Lost Gainsborough Found and Auctioned as Perdita Portrait

Special Cable Dispatch reports in London that a faded Gainsborough portrait of actress Perdita, long stored after the Baring crisis, was found forgotten in a furniture house widow's shop image. Auctioned for a small price, experts deem it genuine, linking to the famed artist who painted five portraits of Perdita. the fitter who moved it disappeared.

Washington Post London F. H. Baring Fleet Street Gainsborough Famonda Perdita Baron de Rothschild Wallace Windsor Castle Isaac Espinagse

Diamond Field Discovered in German Southwest Africa

Herr Dernburg, director of the colonial office, announced to the budget committee that diamonds have been discovered in the northeastern part of German Southwest Africa. He ordered the diamondiferous territory fenced and reserved for government exploitation, with profits to fund colony development.

Washington Post Berlin Herr Dernburg Colonial Office German Southwest Africa Transvaal Southwest Africa

May dissolve Reichstag over war funding issue

Berlin reports Emperor William authorized Chancellor von Buelow to dissolve the Reichstag and call new elections if supplementary appropriations are not granted. The issue hinges on funding to retain the army in German Southwest Africa, effectively a test of colony retention versus abandonment. An appeal to the country would follow if needed.

Berlin William von Buelow Reichstag Africa

WANTS SLICE OF CHICAGO IN LAND EJECTMENT SUITS

Sidney Smith of Cambridge Mass files fourteen suits for writs of ejectment in federal circuit court alleging land worth 42000000 lies south of Thirty fifth street to Thirty ninth street between Grand Houle Yard and Lake Michigan. Smith claims the original grant never appeared of record and says he purchased heirs of the grantee. Also note Rev Fossum family not murdered and a furniture ad for Chrislings Gitte at the Eannsburgh Furniture & Carpet Co.

Chicago Federal Circcuit Court Sidney Smith Cambridge Mass Chierzo Thirty-fifth Street Thirty-ninth Street Grand Houle Yard Lake Michigan Smith

New York Editors Arrested For Contempt Of Court

Three editors of the New York Morning Telegraph William Masterson William E Lewis and Henry N Cary were arrested in New York City on charges of criminal contempt for circulating false and grossly inaccurate reports of the Chester Guette trial at Herkimer Masterson also served as Telegraph editor The men were taken to the district attorney and then to the Court of General Sessions each bail set at 300 They are expected to appear before a police magistrate in Herkimer County soon.

New York William B Massterson United States William E. Lewis Henry N Cary New York Morning Telegraph Chester HE Guette Herkimer Masterson Telegraph Messrs Masterson Lewis Cary District Attorney’s

Rival roads make plea on tariff changes and competition

The Interstate Commerce Commission heard the Illinois Central seek faster tariff changes to meet Canadian rail and ocean freight competition. Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific argued their tariffs require thirty days notice, with ownership and profits treated separately. The commission reserved ruling.

United States Atlantic Ocean Interstate Commerce Commission Canadian Pacific Road John W Loud Grand Trunk Canadian Pacific Harris Areamentn Company

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