Packers Immunity Hearing Probes Garf ield Report Circulation
Edward Morris and Edward F Swift testified in Chicago on January 31 at the Packers immunity hearing. Officials discussed why copies of Commissioner Garfield's report were circulated and whether the report showed profits and losses. Morris claimed no knowledge of the circulation and questioned the report's contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morris
Garfield
Chicago
e-Edward Morris
Garffeld
Grosacup
Morris
Iza Morina
Fairbank ¢Canming Company
Flo
Hot Sprines
Ark
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DEATHS LISTED IN 1906 NOTICES
The column shows multiple marriage banns including Fret Dickens of Accotink Virginia pairing with Hathe New son, and numerous others like Joseph A Storrs of Charles County Maryland, John Wiliam Duhe and Mabel Bowen of Richmond, and Velma Og Bowen of Reinington. It also lists marriages such as Hagel Frederick Horne to Linten Monroe Solomon of Macon Georgia, and a sequence of obituaries with names like Robert Boswell, Dr. Thomas F. Gibbs, Charlotte M Holthaus, Eva May Sherry, and Jane Sherwood among others with funeral details and private interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Adverts
Classified notices for undertakers W R Speare and J William Lee at 940 F Street N W announce funeral services Embalmer and Funeral Director offerings. Incorrect spellings and garbled lines suggest an old era ad with contact numbers Main 4280 4281 and references to crematorium and lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Uget
J. William Lee
Liverim
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Emhalmera
Fourteenth Street
Firsetly
Telephone
Testimony on government book requests at Swift & Co hearing
Witnesses described requisitions by the government and the Fairbank Canning Company for Swift & Co. books. Edward Swift testified he followed counsel and allowed inspection, noting Commissioner Garfield warned the information would stay within his office and that the administration protects packers. Durand said denial would lead to law action after departmental consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr
Fairbank Canning Company
Edward ¥. Swift
Swift & Co
Fra Moing
Swift
Garfield
Commissioner of Corporations
Garfield Decla
Roosevelt
Durand
Dwand
Rescue of Cherokee crew earns Carnegie hero fund awards
Captain Mark Casto and his six offshore crew members from the Alberta received Carnegie hero fund medals and a total $3,500 for rescuing forty-two crew and ten passengers from the Clyde liner Cherokee after it grounded near Atlantic City on January 14. Casto gets $1,500 plus a gold medal. each crewman receives $500 and a savings fund setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Simmons says Panama Canal work is all right
In a Wilmington banquet speech Senator FL M Simmons told the audience he had not even voiced his views in the Senate before, but now he believes Panama canal work is satisfactory. He added the administration is being congratulated on its handling of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wilmington
N C
Bryan to Pattison. Nebraskan writes from Hongkong
William Jennings Bryan sends a congratulatory note to Governor Pattison from the Hongkong Hotel in Hongkong. He praises Pattison’s victory and wishes him an pleasant official life for the benefit of the party and the state. The missive arrives after Pattison’s post-election papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Ohio
Solumbus
Pattison
William Jennings Bryan
Decca
W. J.bryan
Rogers Not Required to Answer Questions in Missouri Oil Case
New York January 31 Justice Gildersleeve ruled Henry H Rogers vice president of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey need not answer questions he refused at a Missouri case hearing. The Missouri suit seeks to oust Standard Oil Indiana Waters-Pierce and Republic from business. the court will await Missouri Supreme Court on the certified questions about stock ownership and materiality of the testimony. Hadley hailed the decision as a victory but noted future action possible if Missouri court rules otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Reform Sensation in Britain
Tokyo budget committee hears Gen Terauchi may reform British army later. London papers wary of misreading the cable. Daily Mail doubts disregard of international courtesy, Daily News calls it a dramatic development amid Japan’s rise. Mongolian Prince Tashi Lao of Ili visits Empress Dowager in Peking and receives aid for a three year American study trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 told in Milwaukee transit case
In a government suit before Special Examiner Kurtz, Emanuel L. Philipp of Union Refrigerator Company of Wisconsin testified that $160,000 yearly is paid to Union Refrigerator Company of Kentucky for cars used by Wisconsin interests. He said $858,000 was spent on reconstruction through Sept. 1, 1905, plus about $50,000 running expenses, totaling two years’ earnings at $8500. He claimed no rebates, and noted contacts with government counsel and the Attorney General on 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 inquiry seeks seamanlike launch
In Victoria B C Jan 1 the Valencia disaster prompts US and Canadian probes into lifeboat launches. Three bodies recovered from the wrecked Valencia include William Sibley Jr. and two children. a US destroyer seeks more. Seattle Chamber urges Roosevelt to order a government inquiry into the wreck and lifeboat operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Victim Arrests in Chicago Case
Isaac Hartman a Harvey justice of the peace Michael Maroney attorney and Harry Nye private detective were found guilty of blackmail. They extorted 92 000 from Rev Lawrence A Erhard priest of the Church of the Epiphany in Chicago. Nye demanded 2000 after a warrant threat and the priest paid. A second demand for 1000 triggered further actions and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Isaac Hartman
Harvey
Michael J. Maroney
Harry Nye
Lawrence A. Erhard
Nye
Nurse Defends Self as Robbers Held at Fourteenth Street
A nurse, Mrs. Burt of East Fifty second Street, wrestled a robber by the throat at the Fourteenth Street Second Avenue transfer point, holding on until police arrived. Dougherty and Munroe fled. Dougherty was captured by Patrolman Horan with Treber aiding. No injuries to the nurse, who interrupted a theft of $13 from her pocketbook. Houston strike at Humble oil field ends with union defeat and workers returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Fourteenth Street
Second Avenue
Burt
East Fiftysecond Street
East Thirteenth Street
Michael Dougherty
Peter Munroe
Dougherty
Henry ¥. Horan
Horan
Treber
Texas
Houston
Tex
Humble Oil Field
Moo
Trunk Bond Case Ties Rotterdam Sails to Smuggled Securities
Austrian consulate dispatches to Plymouth Boulogne and Rotterdam seek two Rotterdam passengers who sailed from New York on the steamer and may know the fate of $100000 in Austrian bonds and railroad securities found in a trunk seized by U S officials. One passenger registered as C Wittenbure, who came with Heicher, has altered appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Plymouth
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Europe
United States
Isaac Heicher
C. Wittenbure
Heicher
Clashes in Paris Churches During Inventory by State
Violent scenes erupted in Paris churches as government commissioners attempted to take inventories of church property under the church state separation law. Crowds of Catholics protested at St Roch, Madeleine, Notre Dame de Plaisance and Augustin, with arrests reported, while Notre Dame Cathedral saw a peaceful inventory with clergy cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Roch
Canon Leclerca
Church of the Madeleine
Notre Dame de Plaisance
Augustin
Canadians Vow Revenge After Swakopmund Shooting
London dispatch reports Canadians enraged over alleged German soldiers shooting Dr. Anson Donaldson of Brockville at Swakopmund German Southwest Africa. Donaldson, a 38 year old surgeon who served in the Boer war, was killed while walking. his sister Mrs Simpson of Pittsburgh lives in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Central News
Cape Town
Swakopmund
Janea Anson Donaldson
South Africa
Simpson
Donaldson
Hives
Pittsburg
Tapan's Policy in Korea Education of Native Youths
Tokyo January 31 The Marquis Ito Japanese resident general in Korea outlined Japan policy in Korea including national defense and diplomacy. He said reforms and development in agriculture mining and forestry will receive careful consideration and education of Korean youths will receive the fullest attention to build friendly relations between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Marquis Ito
Feneral
Korea
Japan
Keres
Warm Campaign in Russia Faces Open Public Interest
In St. Petersburg on January 21 pre election activity has surged as candidates from various parties publicly enter the race. Moscow hosts six Moderate clubs planning a party paper under Prince Eugene Troubeisteog, while defections from Constitutional Democrats center on female suffrage and Polish autonomy. Moderate candidates include Prince Galitzin, WI. Guchkoff, and Dimitri Shipoff, who oppose M. Kroushivan and Father Gapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
National Assembly
Moscow
Eugene Troubeisteog
Constitutional Democrats
Poland
Moscow Area
Prince Galitzin
WI. Guchkoff
Dimitri Shipoff
M. Kroushivan
Droug
Father Gapon
Report on Venezuela claims studied by Calhoun
President's special commissioner W J Calhoun has prepared a lengthy confidential report after a month in Venezuela evaluating Latin American legal methods and the misjustice claims by asphalt company lawyers. State Department and White House discussed the document with Root and the President. it will be sent to Congress with recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Calhoun
Department of State
White House
Root
Calhoun
Congress
Venezuela
Latin America
Famine in Japan and Royal News from Copenhagen
Nearly 1,000,000 Japanese face starvation as relief funds are discussed. Also reported, King Christian of Denmark died. his modest fortune and charitable acts noted. In London, Ambassador Reid conveyed American condolences to King Christian X and Queen Alexandra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Jan
Japan
Copenhagen
Christian
AmaHenko Palace
Frederick
London
Reid
Buckingham Palace
Raware
Alexandra
Mr. Reig
Immigrants for Canara announce Rothschild led scheme
London reports a plan funded by Lord Rothschild to send 200 British families to Canada Genadea with clothes food and passage paid. Fifty depart February 13 with loans totaling 30 per adult to be repaid. Officials anticipate 200 more families and 10 000 openings in Canada under same agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Rothschild
Genadea
England
Great Britain
Canada
Russia Again Seeks Loan in Paris Amid Reform Demands
Informal talks in Paris discuss a potential Russian loan of about 400 million dollars at ninety with five percent interest. A favorable move hinges on Russia's pledge to reforms and a new parliament elected by the people with accountable control of finances. In London, cabinet opens session discussing King’s Speech and parliamentary program. Sweden-US parcels post pact to set up cheap mail service is reported to become effective tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
King
London
Foreign Office
Reeter
Henry Campbell
Banner
German steamer Olivia hits mine and sinks near Vladivostok
Hamburg-American Line director Herr sallin announced that the German steamer Olivia, which left Vladivostok Monday with Russian troops returning home, struck a mine and had to return in a sinking condition to Vladivostok, run ashore to prevent total loss. only a cook is named as saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Sallin
Olivia
Vladivostok
Mob rioters disrupt Belgrade merchants meeting over Austria
In Belgrade Servia a mob attacked a merchants’ meeting protesting Servia’s stance toward Austria. The riot paraded the streets shouting Down with Austria, with no damage to sympathizers’ property and police remaining idle. A separate Paris report notes French foreign commerce for 1805 rose by about $96.4 million to $1.887 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oplwa
Austria
Belgrade
Servia
Paris
France
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Pilforer
Fret
Dickens
Accotink, Va
Hathe Newson
Health Office Record
John Adams
Slevbler
Hospital Insane
Joan Curry
Auslin Hospital
He Wa
Cheek
Tattig
Vester I
Iessie Molt
Firat Et
Taura L Richardson
G St
Eredern
Reuter Paava
Jane Sherwood
Elizabeth Walker
Ward Pl Nw
Undertakers
John R. Wright
Fvneral
Cnn
Pellinn
George P. Zurhorst
Taree
Carnegie Fund
Pasengera
Panama
Senator Simmons
Bryan
Standard Oil
Mikado
To-Kalon
Justice of the Peace
Robber
Africa
Tapan
Carters Brus
Carters
Jess
Stanley Feed
Massachusetts Avenue
Secretary Root
President
Denmark
Canara
Edison Areas Records
Heinrich Knoth
Barytone
Wagner
Andreas Dippal
Ach
So Fromm
Martha
Figtow
Gustave Berl
di Provenza
Mar
Viata
Tull Provence
Florencio Constanteno
Antonio Scotti
Bellind
Ompani
Scarphy Resky
Romeo Berty
Leoncavalli
Signor
Sicnoka
Resky
Confvertt
Anton van Rooy
Tannhauser
Y Harytone
Toreador
Carmen
Bizet Mpar
Edison Gold Molded Records
Edison
Grous~mann
Edison Symphony Orcheatra
Irving Girlette
oore-Stevenson
Marie Mareile
Brian and
Edwards Edward M Favor
Titania Aur
Loiison
Everybody Happ
Hogiu
Emon
Madge Maillard Coon
Cohens
Vaudesilles
Ida Jones
Len Spencer
Sis—Soeng
Steeple
Rosenfeldy Rason
Silver Heels
Moret
E. F. Droop.& Sons
N. Charles St
Pa. Ave
Wholdsale and Retail Distributors
Edison Phonographs
Victor Talking Machines
Sweden
Stockholm
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