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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1911

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Morse Case in Atlanta: Prisoner Faces Death With Family at Bedside

A somber Atlanta story reports Charles W Morse, a New York banker imprisoned at Fort McPherson, near death from Brights disease worsened by confinement. His wife, sister, and ill daughter wait anxiously as doctors examine Morse under Taft era military medical review and possible presidential clemency. Community figures including Bantor Seely push for justice and a stay of execution in hopes of months more with loved ones.

Atlanta Bantor Seely Associated Press Adlanta Taft Medical Corps United States Army Charles Wo Morse New York Army Hospital Fort Wetherson Henry Birmingham Fauntleroy Washington Morse Atal Avante Charles W. Morse Anna Morse Mamma Mre Morse Fort McPherson Bright Dr. Bull Cortsbad Federal Lobblea Capital City Seely Morano Carlsbad Stimson Ufe Slster

Sudden Elopement Sparks International Search in Canada

Fort Worth residents Boyce Jr and Mrs J B Snead, a wealthy Amarillo banker’s wife, fled November 1 to Winnipeg and were arrested there after an international manhunt. Boyce, son of Capital Ranch owner near Amarillo, reportedly drew $100,000 from banks in a bid to elope with Snead, who was confined to a hospital.

Boyce, Jr Mra J. B. Snead Canada Washington Post Fort Worth Tex Boyce Jr J B Snead Winnipeg Manitoba Nia Boyer Capital Amarillo Snead Boyes Boyce St Louie Boyee

Firemen Save Antiquities During House Blaze in San Francisco

In San Francisco a Hillborough home owned by Henry P Bowle caught fire endangering Oriental antiquities valued at 200000 dollars. Henry Bowie and Theodore Roosevelt Jr Richard Tobin and George Howard helped extinguish the flames using Barden hose and buckets. Bowie received word while at a dinner party and, with Roosevelt Tobin and Howard, rushed to the scene. The entire lot is valued at 10000 dollars.

Washington San Francisco Hillborough Henry P Bowle Bowe Theodore Roosevelt Jr Richard Tobin George Howard Bowie Roosevelt Tobin Howard

Rich policeman Cromwell to retire after long service

George W Cromwell, a Philadelphia policeman long famed for wealth and service, will retire January 1 with the rank of sergeant. In 49 years in the department he earned under 1000 annually, but accumulated over 290000 from Civil War patent licenses. He lost an arm at Antietam.

Speoinl Washington Post Piladelphia George W Cromwell Department Moore Cromwell Antietam

Divorcee shot on crowded Billings street leads to double tragedy

In Billings today Boosip Button stalked his divorced wife and killed her amid a crowd in Washington rear Tavingston. He drank poison as he fled, then shot himself fearing the drug would fail. The couple had moved from Chicago four years earlier where Mrs Button was connected with the University of Chicago music department.

Washington Tavingston Mont Button Billings Chicago University of Chicago London Braham Maay Russell Solomon John Chatterton Signor Paragini Miss Russell Moara

Merck seeks 30 day reprieve to “get religion” before hanging

In Atlanta on December 27 Gov Slaton considers a 30 day respite for Benjamin Merck of Gainesville tied to assurances he can convert to faith before his December 29 execution. A Gainesville delegation led by Rep Tom Bell pressed for time so Merck may die a Christian, while noting his guilt in two murders.

Nine von Vom Atlanta John M Slathn Benjemin Merck Gainesville Merck Tom Bell Gov Slaton Bell Garglaton

Medal hero in need saved lives of two girls

Calvin Williams a Carnegie hero medal recipient from New Monmouth Hotel in Spring Lake New Jersey saved Bertha Whittaker and Louise Felsberg from drowning in Wreck Pond August 7 1908. He was promised a $1000 reward by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission but has not received it and now faces hardship. A Detroit misfire reports a separate robbery of Patrolman Moynihan of $1576 in December.

Calvinn Willams Washington Carnegie Hero Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Pittsburgh Williams Hiotel Desade Bitte Commission Williama Bertha Whittaker Louise Felsberg Ulandreds Athera Nowe New Monmouth M Wilmot Carnegie Hero Commission Hertha Whitaker Tyuiss Felsberg Wreck Pond Spring Lake N J Compission Willems Carnegie Commission Gio 'Nesda

La Follette Campaign Feels Public Support in Ohio Rally

Senator La Follette closed his first day in Taft's state with a Cleveland Grays Armory meeting and a Youngstown visit. He attacked corporate power, urged recall of judges, praised the Bureau of Corporations, and proposed a federal restraint of trade commission to curb price manipulation by monopolies. Frank Rockefeller sat on the platform amid protests and cheers from progressives.

Frank Rockefeller Cleveland Standard Oil Commission On Restraint of Trade Ohio le Follette Taft Cleveland Grays Armory Youngstown Wisconsin John D. Fackler The Progressives Senator la Follette Wiscotaln la Follette la Follett Progressives Organization Cuyahoga County Triviste James Bryce Zo Frank Rockefeller Varoverces Standard Ol Comuntry Rank Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller South Lapplenge Bureau of Corporations Herbert Knox Smith James R. Garfield Elbert H. Gary la Vollette Satane Hia Angigaia Gary Saia la Vorlette Ta Follette

La Follette Explains Progressive Platform in Youngstown Speech

Wisconsin Senator Robert M La Follette addressed businessmen in Youngstown Ohio on December 27 outlining progressive aims. He argued democracy must spread democracy and questioned whether the people can control their government after a century of constitutional experience and political maneuvering.

Youngstown Ohfio Robert M. la Fallette Wisconsin United States

Steeplejack dies after fall in Kingston

In Wilkes Barre Pa on December 27 Joseph Hugh a steeplejack from Deppart fell nearly 100 feet when a ladder broke during descent from St Ignatius Church Kingston. He was injured and died a short time later at a local hospital.

Washington Post Wilkes-Barre Joseph Hugh Deppart St. Ignatius’ Church Kingston

Auto Riles Aged Man in Vain Hospital Visit

Miss Margaret Ailes, daughter of Mitton Alles of Riggs National Bank, ran down Frank Fitzpatrick with an electric runabout at Columbia and Quarry roads while showing visitors. Fitzpatrick, 60, died after surgery. accident deemed unavoidable. Dr West and sisters of charity tended him. Ailes family supported care with funds.

Margaret Ailes Mitton D Alles Riggs National Bank Columbia Quarry Roads Frank J. Fittapatrick S12 Thirteenth Street Abigail Dowang Sisters of Charity Chicago Ameter Alles Itreat Fitspa Hitspatrick Meters Charity Sret Mas Alsters Dr West Miss Ailes Mr. Alles Dr Went Witzpatrick

Stop boxing among girls at Los Angeles High School

Los Angeles December 2. Dr B C Leach director of the city high schools says boxing among girl students is not the aim of instructors. He warns that developing a combative disposition could interfere with home life and social prospects. One girl’s nose was reportedly broken, which could cause disfigurement and harm future prospects.

Los Angeles Cal B C Leach Aid

Taft Urges Scientific Reform Of Naval Observatory And Bureaus

President Taft told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that the Naval Observatory should be reconstituted as a science headed bureau and urged changes in other science bureaus. He cited resistance from conservative officials but said he would push for federal scientific centers, praising the nation’s research efforts and Washington as a hub for science.

Trve Association For Advancement of Science Hréleka Ama Taft Naval Observatory Ute American Association For the Advancement of Science New National Museum Washington Congress Funnielt Sata A Britannica Cenvers Acienca Carneese Foundation Dlentile Bureaus of Applied Pelenies Aclenes United States Geological Survey Bureau of Chemistry Bureau of Standarda

Taft Sends Experts to See Marie

An issue announces Taft dispatching experts to examine Marie in a developing story. The page also notes various headlines including Carnegie Medal hero in need and other items such as sports, fashions, and notices.

Taft Marie Foliette Ohis Tillian Runnell China Hausmann Marie Reid Persia John Walker Elgamint

Fifteen Injured in Wreck near La Grange Ohio

Cleveland dispatch reports the Twenty Century Limited on the Big Four wrecked at La Grange about a mile west of the city. Fifteen passengers were injured, none seriously, as a smoking car rolled into a ditch while others stayed on rails.

Cleveland Ohio la Grange Here

Fair Lillian's Fourth He Has Her Girlish Giggle

Miss Russell, a long time actress, is engaged to Alexander P Moore publisher of the Pittsburgh Leader. Moore says Roosevelt will be nominated despite himself and predicts an uncommitted Pennsylvania delegation to the national convention.

Alexander P Moore New York Washington Post Ian Russell Warry Alexander P Moora Pittsburgh Leeder Pennsylvania Miss Russell Moore Shaine Callie Big Ace Rommels Mr Moore Miss Fussell Roosevelt Moores Pennsylvannia Penrose la Follette

Boys Find Spanish Hoard Treasure Chest Discovered

Two Jacksonville youths Lonny M Hewen and John F Kling uncovered a Spanish treasure hoard valued around 150000 at Fort George Teland. The coins and strong box were buried about six feet deep in a shellhouse ruin after using an O14 chart. The discovery dates to more than a century ago according to witnesses.

Jacksonville Fia Fort George John F Kling Masport

Local Civil War Veteran Dies in Newark Apartment

Max Gen. Assa der Stamler, famed for distinct triumphs in the great conflict, passes away at his Newark residence. Details of his storied career and later years are sparse in this fragmentary obituary from The Weebinattont Post.

Newark Max Gen Assader Stamler Sxeat&t

Chinese Revolution Looms as Mongolia Independence Talk Surges

Dec 27 dispatch reports Mongolia likely to declare independence from China with Turkestan to follow under Russian influence, threatening Manchuria and prompting a possible Japanese counterbalance. Sun Yat Sen accelerates plans for a provisional government as imperial rulers consider abdication. A Shanghai meeting probes Yuan Shikai’s proposal for a future national assembly, though revolutionaries seek faster action.

Peking Mongolia China Turkestan Russia Manchuria Summions Ye-Ho-Na-La Freder Yuan Sui Kat Shanghai Zuan Shi Kat Imperial Court Yuen Shi Kat Sun Striyer Ew Yat Sen Dr Sun Hin Nanking Dr Sun Inter de Sun United Provinces of China de Sen Yat Sen Wu Ting+ fang Tang Shao Yuan Shi Kai

Dynamite Plot Shakeup Hits Western Pa Plants

Police report a man, George Bridges, arrested with 77 sticks of dynamite and a confession to broader plots. Investigators linked the bust to an attempt to blow up McDonald Hartmut lumber plant in Rochester Ba, where 24 sticks of dynamite and wrapped fuses were found.

Washington Res. Monessen George Bridges Bridges McDonald & Hartmut Rochester

Millionaire Hobo Resigns From Welfare Association

Cincinnati obituaries and city note report that James Eads Howe better known as the millionaire hobo will resign as president of the Brotherhood Welfare Association. The annual convention in Cincinnati on January 3 will not have Howe presiding. Telegram from St Louis confirms resignation. Taft Carnegie Rockefeller expected to be invited to attend.

Cincinnati Obi Nebo Brotherhood Welfare Adsociation James Eads Howe Howe St Loui Taft Andrew Carnegie Johan Rockefelter

Argyll Names Oscar Hammerstein Opera Writer

The Duke of Argyll selected Oscar Hammerstein as opera writer for a new work to be presented in London amid a spring offering. The project title and further details were not fully announced in the fragmented copy.

Hammerdma London Oscar Hammerstein Duke of Argyll

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