Packers Immunity Hearing Reveals Circulation Of Garfield Report
Edward Morris and colleagues testified during the immunity plea hearing in Chicago. The session focused on why copies of Commissioner Garfield's report were circulated and whether the books showed profits or losses. Morris claimed ignorance of who circulated the report while other witnesses described book inspections and prior injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morris
Garfield
Chicago
e-Edward Morris
Garffeld
Grosacup
Morris
Iza Morina
Fairbank ¢Canming Company
Flo
Hot Sprines
Ark
Licensing to Marry Seeks Multiple Local Matches
The notice lists numerous couples paired for marriage including Fret Dickens of Accotink Virginia and Hathe New son, with other pairs such as John Wiliam Duhe and Mabel Bowen of Richmond, and Velma OG Bowen of Reinington. A separate marriage entry records Hagel Frederick Horne wedding to Linten Monroe Solomon in Macon Georgia on January 31 1906. Obituaries note Robert Boswell and Dr. Thomas F. Gibbs among others with funeral notices and residence details in Washington area.
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William F Welland
Jessie Vo Arthur
Samuel C Okeefe
Mary C. Garner
Philip Kenan
Ithel B Howell
Normen Ward
Lolo & Quintan
Luther Smbrey
Noam B. Jones
Pauquier County
Joseph & Doyle
Emnge
Wyville
Joseph A Storrs
Charles County
John Wiliam Duhe
Mabel Bowen
Noth
Richmond
Osedh Ho Ashford
Margaret E Hessleu
Houston
New Freedom
Wanneta Boone
Monongah
W Va
Fartrer M Trice
Newport News
Velma OG Bowen
Reinington
Wartin McCormack
Mary Wardemap
Norns P Webster
Cora L Truxalt
Robert Wilkerson
Ellen Tyree Wilma
Jonea
Agnes Richardson Water Green
Helen M Ford
Vinson Butler
Eva Saunders
Julion Coleman
Brookland, DC
Netlie Flipso
Richard Laencaster
Iazzie Bundy
Tahoma Park
D Q
Jloriom Horne
St. John's Episcopal Church
Edward §. Dunlap, Hagel Frederick Horne
Linten Monroe Solomon
Macon, Ga
Boswwli
Robert Boswell
Sallie A Boswell
Muneal
Tate
Gibbs
Thomas F. Gibbs
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Teansag City
Ra H
Norman A. Kraft
Gme
Philadelphia
Mckee
Sibley Memorial Hosital
Albert J
Ma Akchkee
Parker
Mendota
Amelia
Wien Daingerfield Parker
FF. A
Michael Nisbet
St Margaret's Church
Arlington Cemetery
Schwartz
Sothrona P
Edward G. Schwartz
Washneton, Db
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eva May Sherry
Eugene
Mary EB. Sherry
Eleventhy
Afferwood
Eleck
Jane
Silas H. Sherwood
Sixth Street
Gorsych Chapel
Undertakers W R Speare and J William Lee Firm Ad
An old classifieds style notice advertises undertakers W R Speare at 940 F Street NW and J William Lee as funeral director and embalmer. It mentions telephone numbers Main 4280 4281 and references crematorium facilities with emphasis on modern services and low prices.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Uget
J. William Lee
Liverim
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Emhalmera
Fourteenth Street
Firsetly
Telephone
Testimony in Pack-Industry Inquiry Details Compulsion Power
Witnesses describe requisitions for Swift & Co. books and the Fairbank Canning Company. Edward Swift, Swift & Co. director, says counsel advised cooperation with Commissioner Garfield and confirms the pledge that information would stay within the commission. Garfield asserts administration policy favors packers and hints at potential legal compulsion if denied access.
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Marr
Edward ¥. Swift
Swift & Co
Fra Moing
Swift
Garfield
Commissioner of Corporations
Roosevelt
Durand
Dwand
Rewards for Herges Saved People on Cherokee
Captain Mark Casto and his six crew members aboard the Alberta rescued forty-two crew and ten passengers from the Clyde liner Cherokee after it grounded near Atlantic City on January 14 during a gale. They are awarded Carnegie hero fund medals and $3,500 total, with Casto receiving $1,500 and a $1,500 mortgage relief allotment and a separate education fund for his son. Each crew member gets $500 to a savings fund, with trust terms extending for two years and a later transfer of principal to heirs if needed.
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Pittsburg
Jan
Mark Casto
Alberta
Atlantic City
N. J
San Domingo
New York
Carnegie Hero Fund
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Ccllision
Commsst
Casto
Pleasantville
Mark Jacob Casto
Capt. Casto
Nels Gregersen
Frederick Bouchie
Marcus Nelson
Joseph M. Shutt
Axal Holmquist
Lewis J. Johnson
Fox
United States
M. J
Panama work all right declares Simmons at Wilmington banquet
In Wilmington at a chamber of commerce banquet Senator Simmons said he is satisfied with Panama canal work and that the administration is being congratulated on what has been accomplished. He noted he had not shared these thoughts even with his closest Senate colleagues.
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Washington Post
Wilmington
N C
Bryan to Pattison Nebraskan writes from Hongkong
William Jennings Bryan, while touring Asia, sends a telegram to Governor Pattison in Columbus Ohio. He congratulates Pattison on his victory and wishes him a pleasant official life and beneficial impact for the party and state. The message is dated from Hongkong Hotel with reference to Decca 3305.
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Hongkong
Ohio
Solumbus
Pattison
William Jennings Bryan
Decca
W. J.bryan
Rogers Need Not Tell String Tied to the Victory
Justice Gildersleeve rules Missouri must first pass on questions before compelled testimony in the Missouri suit against Standard Oil Indigo and others. The ruling delays Rogers answering on stock ownership as the Missouri Supreme Court decision on certified questions awaits. The Missouri attorney general may renew the application with no prejudice to future action.
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Justice Gildersleeve
Court of Original Jurisdiction
Missouri
Hadley
New York
Henry H. Rogers
Standard OW Company
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Justice GildersleéVe
Supreme Court
Rogers
Standard Oil Sooty
Waters-Pierce Il Company
Republic of Company
Gildersleeve
Opini
GildeMleeve
Waters- Pierce Company
Missour
Adams
Missouri Court
Supreme Court of Missouri
Jefferson Cass
Elpreme
Henry W. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Henry Wollman
Mr. Rogers
Anthony
Supreme Court of the Sate of Missouri
Glidersleeve
Supreme Rt of Missouri
Japan Will Advise Any War Modernization Plan
Tokyo January 31 budget committee leader Olsen pressed Gen Terauchi on whether Japan would reform British army structure under the Anglo Japanese alliance. The minister said such changes would come at a future date. London February 1 reports note sensational British reaction and cautious press tone. The Daily Mail doubts breach of international courtesy while The Daily News calls it an extraordinary development amid twenty years of change since Gilbert and Sullivan. A Mongolian Prince Tashi Lao of Ili plans a three year American study tour and receives audience with the Empress Dowager.
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Tokyo
Diet
Olsen
Progressist Party
Daily Mail
Terauchi
The
Daily News
Japan
Qdde
Peking
Tashi Lao
Ili
Turkestan
America
Ee Ae
Bay Ap
Tacuey
Big Earnings Reported By Wisconsin Refrigerator Firm
Milwaukee January 31 special examiner Kurtz heard testimony in a government suit against Milwaukee Refrigerator Transit Company and partners. Emanuel L. Philipp said Union Refrigerator Company of Wisconsin pays 160000 annually to Union Refrigerator Company of Kentucky for cars bought. He cited 858000 spent on reconstruction to Sept 1 1905 and 50000 in running expenses, totaling 8500 for two years. The firm runs over 2000 cars and is capitalized at 250000. Philipp said no rebates or commissions are received from railroads. He acknowledged sharing information with government counsel and consulting the attorney general about transit practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refrigerator Company
Milwaukee
Kurtz
Milwaukee Refrigerator Transit Company
Pabst Brewing Company
Emanuel L. Philipp
Union Refrigerator Company of
Wisconsin
Union Refrigerator Company
Kentucky
Wisconsin Corporation
Philipp
Quarles
Valencia wreck lifeboat launch blamed on possible misorder
The Valencia disaster at Vancouver Island prompts investigations by US inspectors Turner and Whitney. Witnesses describe lifeboat No. 2 being dropped with one end failing as a davit hung, possibly due to an officer order or a passenger impulse. Seattle Chamber urges Roosevelt to order a government inquiry.
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Victoria
B. C
Lorne
Valencia
Wiliam Sibley, Jr
United States
Perry
Middle Channel
Barclay Sound
Seattle
Wash
Cuy
Vancouver Island
Turner and Whitney
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Priest Blackmail Victims Trio Arrested In Chicago Area
In Harvey near Chicago Isaac Hartman a justice of the peace Michael J Maroney an attorney and Harry Nye a private detective were found guilty of blackmail. They extorted 920,000 from Rev Lawrence A Erhard priest of the Church of the Epiphany after threatening public charges unless he paid 2000. A further attempt to obtain 1000 bumped the case to arrest.
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Chicago
Isaac Hartman
Harvey
Michael J. Maroney
Harry Nye
Lawrence A. Erhard
Nye
Nurse Captures Robber On Street Assault
A nurse, Mrs. Burt of 202 East 52nd Street, fought off two assailants at East Fourteenth Street and Second Avenue. She grabbed one thug by the throat, crying for help until officers captured Michael Dougherty and Peter Munroe helped by Horan and Treber. Dougherty arrested after a struggle. Munroe fled. The pocketbook with $13 was recovered. The other thief was reported as Dougherty and Munroe by police. The case ends with Dougherty in custody and Munroe sought.
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Washington Post
New York
Fourteenth Street
Second Avenue
Burt
East Fiftysecond Street
East Thirteenth Street
Michael Dougherty
Peter Munroe
Dougherty
Henry ¥. Horan
Horan
Treber
Mystery Bonds Found Hidden in Rotterdam Trunk
Austrian consulate wires Plymouth Boulogne and Rotterdam to intercept two Rotterdam passengers believed connected to $100000 worth of Austrian bonds and railroad securities hidden in a trunk seized in New York. Isaac Heicher said the bonds belonged to another passenger who vanished. One suspect registered as C Wittenbure and arrived on the Rotterdam.
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New York
Plymouth
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Europe
United States
Isaac Heicher
C. Wittenbure
Heicher
Violence erupts as French church inventories begin in Paris
Paris turmoil as government commissioners arrive to inventory church property under the separation law. Crowds of Catholics obstruct proceedings at St Roch, Madeleine, Notre Dame de Plaisance, and other temples, with arrests reported. Notre Dame cathedral sees a quieter, cooperative inventory.
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Paris
St. Roch
Canon Leclerca
Church of the Madeleine
Notre Dame de Plaisance
Augustin
Canadians Claim Germans Murder Dr Anson Donaldson at Swakopmund
London dispatch reports Canadians outraged by alleged German killings at Swakopmund German Southwest Africa. Dr Donaldson of Brockville Ontario, a surgeon, shot while walking, then riddled on the ground. He was thirty eight, unmarried, sent to South Africa for the Boer War, married sister Mrs Simpson lives in Pittsburgh.
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London
Central News
Cape Town
Swakopmund
Janea Anson Donaldson
South Africa
Simpson
Donaldson
Hives
Pittsburg
Tapan's Policy in Korea Education Emphasis
In Tokyo on January 31 Marquis Ito outlined Japan's Korea policy to reporters. He pledged careful handling of internal reforms and diplomacy, aiming to strengthen Korea's agricultural mining and forestry development. He stressed education of Korean youths as crucial to fostering friendship and firmer ties with Japan.
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Tokyo
Marquis Ito
Feneral
Korea
Japan
Keres
Warm Campaign in Russia Gains Momentum Across Parties
In St. Petersburg on January 21, pre election activity heats up as candidates from multiple parties enter the open. Moscow hosts six Moderate clubs planning a new paper led by Prince Eugene Troubeisteog. Defections from Constitutional Democrats center on female suffrage and Polish autonomy. Notable Moscow candidates include Prince Galitzin, WI. Guchkoff, and Dimitri Shipoff, with the Moderate faction opposing Kroushivan and Father Gapon.
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St. Petersburg
National Assembly
Moscow
Eugene Troubeisteog
Constitutional Democrats
Poland
Moscow Area
Prince Galitzin
WI. Guchkoff
Dimitri Shipoff
M. Kroushivan
Droug
Father Gapon
Venezuelan report discussed by State and White House
W J Calhoun’s confidential inquiry into Latin American legal methods and Venezuela claims was reviewed at the Department of State and the White House. The long report analyzes statements from both sides, contrasts English common law with Napoleonic Latin systems, and aims to guide U S diplomacy with Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Calhoun
Department of State
White House
Root
Calhoun
Congress
Venezuela
Latin America
Famine in Japan Nearing Mass Starvation
Tokyo reports nearly one million Japanese on the verge of starvation with the Emperor donating 25,000 for relief. A separate dispatch notes the death of King Christian and details about his modest fortune and royal condolences from Ambassador Reid in London.
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Tokyo
Jan
Japan
Copenhagen
Christian
AmaHenko Palace
Frederick
London
Reid
Buckingham Palace
Raware
Alexandra
Mr. Reig
Immigrants for Canara Schemed by Rothschild
London reports a plan funded by Lord Rothschild to send 200 British families to Canada as a solution to unemployment. Fifty depart February 13, with clothes, food, passages paid, and start-up funds. each adult about 30 pounds to be repaid. Additional families may follow under same organizers.
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London
Lord Rothschild
Genadea
England
Great Britain
Canada
Russia Again Seeks Loan From Russia Estimates 400 Million
Informal negotiations for a Russian loan continue with figures around 400 million dollars. The offer price seen at ninety with five percent interest hinges on Russian reforms. A new Parliament elected by popular vote and strict control of finances are demanded before money is advanced. A cabinet meeting in London discussed the King's Speech and parliamentary program. An agreement for a cheap Sweden United States parcels post is reported to have collapsed.
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Paris
Russia
King
London
Foreign Office
Reeter
Henry Campbell
Banner
Sweden
Stockholm
United States
Hamburg-American Ship Olivia Strikes Mine Returns to Vladivostok
Director Herr sallin of Hamburg American Line announced that the German steamer Olivia left Vladi vostok Monday with a number of Russian troops aboard. It struck a mine and, in sinking condition, had to run ashore at Vladivostok to avoid total loss. Only a cook is named as missing.
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Herr Sallin
Olivia
Vladivostok
Mob riots in Belgrade protest Austria attitude
In Belgrade Servia a mob broke up a merchants meeting protesting Servia's stance toward Austria. The riot later paraded streets shouting Down with Austria, with no property damage to Austrian sympathizers. Then a Paris note reports France’s foreign commerce rose to 1,887,000,000 in 1805 from 1,790,600,000.
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Oplwa
Austria
Belgrade
Servia
Paris
France
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Everybody Happ
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Emon
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Cohens
Vaudesilles
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Len Spencer
Sis—Soeng
Steeple
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Silver Heels
Moret
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