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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1910

Page

6

Shooting at Boarding House Leads to Father-In-Law Allegation

Italian bricklayer Frank Cristande was shot at close range in a boarding house at 116 B Street Northwest. The assailant, Frans Manarine, a old man with a fruit stand, allegedly fired after a dispute over finances. Cristande survived after surgery, with initial reports indicating the wound entered the abdomen. Detectives pursued the case as witnesses described the events and suspects.

Frank Cristande Bherting Towns Quinlan Cristandue Cratundu Poligman Iguindan Foree Frans Manainn Ap Italien Cristando Thanet Manaine An- Gres Feresta Cerega Avarhite New York Manirne Manarne Ts Hosperu Pete

Iowa Senate Seat Battle Heats Up in Republican Caucus

Interest in holiday politics centers on who will fill Iowa's vacant Senate seat after the death of Senator Tithyet. Senators Cummins and Young are poised for a sharp fight, with the legislature meeting the first week of January. The outcome hinges on control of the Republican caucus and the choice of the new senator.

Congress Senate Tithyet Iowa Cummins Young Senate

Taft to keynote tariff convention in Washington

President Taft will be the principal speaker at the National Tariff Commission Association convention in Washington on January 1. Henry C Emery will open the speech, with senators Cunning and Beveridge and Representative Longworth among other notable attendees. The association, a coalition of commercial leaders, advocates a permanent tariff commission to replace the current temporary tariff board.

Taft Natonal Tarif Commission Association Washington Henry C Emery Tariff Deat Cunning Beveridge Longworth National Paritt Commission Association

Fire damages basket factory at 621 B Street Northwest

An early morning blaze damaged the basket factory of I C Riley at 621 B Street Northwest. The fire caused about 750 dollars in damage to the building, owned by TOP Sergeant, with contents insured.

I C Riley Top Sergeant

Political Arena Echoes on Minnesota Democrats and National Speculation

A veteran Democrat notes Minnesota’s 1910 GOP landslide and predicts how it could shape Senator Clapp’s reelection. He outlines three progressive Republican factions, plus Democratic prospects in 1912 with Harman Gaynor or Wilson as possible nominees. The piece also covers Duncan McKinlay, Wade Hampton Ellis, and other political moves and cabinet chatter ahead of the Taft era.

Republi Winfield Scott Hammond Clapp Minnesota Hitle Democratic Party Gopher Dewey Hamm Harman Ohio Gaynor New York Wilson New Jersey Hammond Bryan Wade Hampton Els Washington Ellis Taft

Inquiry into Peary’s Arctic Data and Navy Rank Probe

A new phase of honoring Robert E Peary with a staff rear admiralship emerged as scientists may review his Arctic proof and other testimony. Peary offer to submit data to Congress after earlier publishing contract refusals. The National Geographic Society group and others who weighed the claims are viewed as Peary allies. Representatives Macon and Roberts focus on details during holidays.

Robert E. Peary Arctic North Pole House Naval Affairs Committee Peary Congress National Geographic Society Admiral Chester Henry Gannett O. H. Tittman Macon Arkansas Roberts Massachusetts

Canada Express Rates Cut as Rail Commission Alleges Excess Profits

Ottawa December 24 The Canadian railway commission orders three months for express firms to implement power tariff reductions of at least ten percent on through routes with local rates lowered accordingly. It condemns inflated dividends and cites Dominion Express profits and payments to Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk as evidence of excess earnings.

Railway Commission Ottawa Ontario Canadian Railway Commission Domnion Dominion Express Canadian Pacific Railway Railway Board Dominionxpress Canadian Express Company Grand Trunk Railroad Gramad Trunk

Delaware to Convey Body of Chilean Minister Anibal Cruz

The Navy has designated the Delaware to transport the body of Chilean Minister Anibal Cruz from Cherbourg to Valparaiso. The Mayflower will carry the state from Washington to Hampton Roads, with a State Department representative aboard. The voyage may include stops for coal or supplies at Brazilian or Argentine ports and will occur after February.

State Department Navy Department Anibal Cruz Cherbourg France Guantanamo Washington Hampton Roads Delaware Valparaiso Straits of Magellan

Aims 10 Aie- Labor Promises Cooperative Reform

James Milford Place discusses Terence Powderly endorsing George W. Perkins as a driver of cooperative profit sharing in labor. Powderly cites Perkins as uniquely attentive to workers and capable of steering profitable, safe ventures in big trusts. The piece highlights Perkins exit from J P Morgan & Co to focus on employer employee coordination, predicting substantial gains for American labor.

James Milford Place George W. Perkins Terence V. Powderly Ediet Division of Information Department of Commerce and Labor New York Powderly Perkins

Perkins Plan for Profit Sharing Aims to Ease Labor Capital Clash

A detailed outline discusses Mr Perkins plans to introduce cooperative profit sharing without upheaval. He intends to apply practical, sane methods to existing industrial facilities, fostering mutual interest between labor and capital. Samuel Gompers remains cautious, awaiting specifics while acknowledging potential labor gains if implemented fairly. The article traces cooperative history from Rochdale to modern failures and stock purchases as a path toward broader worker ownership.

Ijaber Parking Perkins Gompers Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Millonaire Rochdale Great Britain Pennsylvania Railroad Company Steel Trust International Harvester Company New York Darrell D. Wright

Famine in China Stark: $1,000,000 Needed for Aid

Reports from Shanghai and Kiang-Su and An-Hui describe 3 million affected by famine and floods. Missionary leaders urge a coordinated effort with Chinese partners to raise one million dollars and sustain relief through May, aided by foreign missions boards and the Red Cross.

New York China Arthur J. Brown Societies of Foreign Missions United States Canada Interdenominational Committee of Foreign Missionaries Shanghai Kiang-Su An-Hui Christian Herald Ferguson Edwin C. Lobenstine Man

Plan to Publicize Profit Sharing for Wage Earners Contemplated

A proposal would use publicity to inform wage earners and investors about profits from industrial and commercial production. It aims to ensure equal opportunity for wage earners to share in profits, though details cannot be disclosed for business reasons.

Carmi Thompson Accepts Assistant Interior Secretary Post

Carmi Thompson of Ohio formally accepts the office of Assistant Secretary of the Interior at a $5000 annual salary. He cites potential features of the Washington post that justify relocation for two years. Taft expected Mooney to decide on Porto Rico sea post as talks continue in Washington.

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