Taft Sails January For Panama From Charleston
President-elect Taft will sail January from Charleston aboard a U S cruiser bound for Panama to study Isthmus conditions before taking office. A second cruiser will escort him with two warships under discussion to ensure safe travel amid concerns over succession legality and security.
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Night Riders Trial Amid Juror Father Revelation
The second day of the trial of two alleged night riders for the murder of Capt. Quentin Rankin reveals new issues. The State charges juror J H Russell, father of night rider Charles B Russell, was sworn in by the defendants and could be involved as a witness. Russell admits his son’s rebel stance and is excused amid defense protests. Chesapeake and Ohio routes to Cincinnati and Chicago list trains from Washington with baggage checks and contact numbers.
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Grandmother Declines Aid for Eloped Granddaughter in California
Hempstead N Y December 11 Mrs Haziah Whaley guardian for Floretta Whaley and Edna refused to aid the granddaughter who ran away two years ago with the former rector Jere Cooke now living in California with two children. Floretta will inherit about 6000 from the grandmother upon death. Hartford lawyer W Emerson urged help for the pair but was told nothing could be done.
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Two State Witnesses Fail to ID Annis Case
Fort Worth reports add detail to the Horstin Hains trial. Frederick A. Storm testified that Thornton Hains asked about Annis before Annis was shot near the yacht club. Birchfield said Thornton Hains drew his revolver and forced him back as the shooting occurred, and Mrs Annis was driven from the float.
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Pardon Sentences Blur Race and Crime History in North Carolina
A Washington Post summary notes Gov Glenn pardoned Annie Turner a Negro servant after a controversial case tied to a home invasion in Raleigh. Reports claim Turner admitted the intruder to the house and received a prison sentence for murder, while later statements suggested improper proceedings and possible re hearing. In Charlotte coverage a white farmer A B Notti is freed after serving a decade for murder amid affidavits claiming another man confessed and a court may grant a pardon for the innocent.
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Portugal Cabinet Resigns as King consults leaders on new ministry
cRISING PORTUGAL. Parid Bee reports from Lisbon that the Portuguese cabinet has resigned and King Manuel is in talks with party leaders to shape a new government. The lengthy trial at Bayside Yacht Club continues with testimony from Mrs Annis, Thornton Hains, and others, detailing the August shooting and ensuing events.
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Kellogg Warns He Will Finish Oil Case Then Return to Practice
Special Attorney Frank Kellogg assured President Roosevelt that he will see the Standard Oil prosecution through to the end and then return to private law practice. The case begins in St Louis March 23 and could rise to the Supreme Court, making Kellogg unlikely to join the Taft cabinet. The White House also hosted Danes delegation seeking support for a 700th anniversary expo in Aarhus Denmark and July 4 celebrations involving Danish Americans. Roosevelt advised visitors to consult Taft, and detective Brown spoke with the president about the Brownsville inquiry. A Danish dancer, Mile Adeline Genen, was welcomed by special appointment and may perform privately at the White House.
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Ferry Passengers In Peril After Collision In New York
Special to The Washington Fest from New York December 7. Three hundred passengers aboard the Astoria ferryboat Steinway and crew of the freighter Marion were imperiled when the Marion collided with the Steinway as the ferry left its slip for Manhattan. Both ships damaged. Marion sustained the greater injuries. Captain Cameron beached the Marion as it settled, while Steinway passengers stayed unharmed. A half dozen crewmen on the Marion were hurt. Captain Allen of the Steinway reversed engines to drive the ferry back to her dock.
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Notice to Advertisers for Next Sunday’s Post
The notice states that advertiser submissions for the upcoming Sunday issue must be received by the specified deadline at the newspaper office. It emphasizes timely notices to ensure inclusion and provides instructions for delivery or transmission methods as applicable.
War fears and Castro reported amid Venezuela turmoil
In Berlin reports imply Castro remained in his hotel as Venezuela faces rumors of war with Holland. Dispatches from Caracas and Curacao describe martial law, conflicting signals on war versus siege, and Dutch reprisals while Washington watchers expect a crisis with possible naval bombardment and no large land invasion. The Pennsylvania Line offers a faster midnight Chicago service from Washington.
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President's Appeal for One Man Rule in District Administration
Theodore Roosevelt urges Congress to replace three DC commissioners with a single governor and create a housing and labor department. He supports coordinating education, strengthening sanitary inspections, and supervising pawnshops and employment agencies to aid the industrial and dependent classes. Reports on model housing are transmitted for consideration.
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Castro’s Absence Stirs Venezuela Diplomatic Speculation
State Department officers believe Castro will not return to Venezuela and that his absence could hasten a government overthrow. Riots in Caracas target his associates’ property, while officials expect the U S to recognize a new Venezuelan government once stability is shown.
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Six Deaths Probe Tied to Mrs Kelleher Arson Case
SomervilleMass December 17 District Attorney Higging ordered an inquiry into six family deaths over three years amid arson charges against Mrs Mary Kelleher jailed in Cambridge. Insurance payouts and causes listed include rheumatism bronchitis pneumonia heart disease and poisoning. Kelleher undergoing multiple sanity exams as police consider arson in a Cambridge home fire.
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Negro Attacker Transferred From Albemarle to Charlotte
Sheriff orders Henry Young moved to Charlotte for safety after he assaulted Mrs. James Moss in Albemarle. The attack failed, leaving Mrs. Moss shaken but recovering. Officials cited North Carolina law and anticipated possible danger continuing into the night.
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Threats in Two Letters Tied to Local Italian Shopkeeper
Nicholas Parmisance known as Nick Sunshine faced a 31000 bail on charges for sending two threatening letters to Frank Molinari of Cumberland. The notes demanded $91 and later warned Molinari to meet on Baltimore Street or face explosion of the business. The delivery boy, an Italian youth, was held under bond as investigations continue.
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One Man Rule Proposed for District of Columbia
President Roosevelt urges replacing three commissioners with a single governor to lead the District of Columbia. He also backs municipal departments and a new housing and labor department to streamline government and protect citizens. Reynolds report recommends consolidating minor offices and creating a governor role with departments headed by appointees. Congress debate anticipates early action, with lawmakers seeing business efficiency in centralized authority.
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