Garter Owned Stock Time Of The Heavy Purchase
In Savannah on February 7 1911 government evidence links O M Westcott and his father in law to big stock purchases for Carter amid large contractor payments. Prosecution argues Westcott held securities for Carter while defense says Carter funded them, with transfers and broker records from Reed Flagg and J P Morgan indicating substantial buys after large checks. Trials show funds and dividends routed through Westcott as Carter’s transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Holds
Westcott
Carter
Savannah
O M & Er
R. W. Westcott
New York
Greene
Gaynor Ras
Osborne
Mer Erwin
Guymon
John TF. Tierney
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wrinkinn Urd
Carters
Reed & Flagg
Reed & Plage “Robier
Reed & Flas
MT Carter
Saratoga
Delaware
Ro & Westcott
Reed & Blagg
Outdoor Sleep Curative At Sanitorium Report
Ceotae Mo Sternberg and Manuel the Committee for the prevention of consumption advocate outdoor sleep at Sturmont Sanitorium in Washington Grove. Gersonheng tells Tuesday offices of outdoor sleep aiding patients and private home privileges while Star-Mont Sanctorum offers arrangements for workers to access transit and devices to observe patient rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceotae Mo Sternberg
Manuel
Sturmont
Gensonheng
Mieirg
Bereet Nota West
Hayeies Sawwud
Wallace
Seailee Mechine
Union of Three Churches Convened in Dayton Plan Formed
Delegates from Congregational United Brethren and Methodist Protestant churches met at the First United Methodist Church in Dascon Ohio. Dr Wash On Gradien of the Congregational served as temporary chairman and Sr SS Stephens of the Methodist Protestant Canron, university chancellor, was named permanent chair. A committee of ministers from each denomination was appointed to draft a concrete plan for union, with discussions to continue. The aim is to form a definite union within the three denominations, though a full merger is not yet expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Dascon
Ohio
Tar Congregational
United Brethren
Hirst United
Clara Ruge
Alan Barker
Progressive Stage Society
Miss Ruge
Miss Baker
Miss Tarker
New York
Republican Party
White
Jeanette
Wetnurst
Uttle Trust
Rfl
Trust
Honah
Hoes
Scab
Huis Tain
Curtain
Jimana
John de Persia
Kopp
Syorkmen
Hopp
First Conviction of Joint Keeper in Hoch Prohibition Crusade
The first conviction linked to Governor Hoch’s campaign to enforce the prohibition law in major cities was secured last night when Cries Macragor was found guilty of nuisance. An insanity case, Joseph Kieszbium alias Giles, a former Philippines soldier, was arrested at the White House while seeking access to the President to obtain 33,000,000 claimed as divine aid, and had been discharged from St. Elizabeth’s Insane Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hoch
Guv Hoth
Cries Mac
White House
Joseph Kieszbium
Giles
Philippines
St. Elizabeth's Insane Asylum
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Long Branch
van Tassell & Kearney
Thirteenth Street
James H. Hyde
New York
Post & Meard
College of the City of New York
Washington Heights
Army of Defense
Port Arthur
Post & McCord
Sweeney
Pinkerton
Bing
Capt Reilly
Capt. Reilly
Reilly
Reillys
Frank
Rev Steele resigns at Central Union Mission
Rev J W Steele superintendent of the Central Union Mission resigns accepted by the board on Tuesday due to impaired health after a car accident. He edited the Union Bulletin and managed allied churches affairs but cannot continue, plans to rest several months in the country and resume ministry later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Mission
J. W. Steele
Steele
Iion Bulletin
Cization
Flo
DISPLAY AMERICAN FLAG Grand Army on Lincoln's Birthday
American flags will float throughout Washington February 2 to honor Abraham Lincoln's birthday A. R. memorial services will be held by posts Commander Tasker of the Department of the Potomac issues a proclamation calling A. R. comrades to observe the law and honor Lincoln's memory The commander-in-chief endorses a general order for a nationwide display of patriotism on his birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Lincoln
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Variou A. BR
Tasker
Department of the Potomac
A. R
Sigs
Lasker
New York Congressman Uses Letters From Brooklyn Voters
Representative Carder of Brooklyn polled 1400 constituent letters in eight days to guide his stance on the railroad rate bill and tariff issues. Voters urged support for the bill, with notable interest in general policy questions and requests for public documents, while few opposed the measure. The experiment showed how district views shape national topics and highlighted government responsiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Times
Carder
Brooktyn
New York
Walder
Baler
Booklyn
Udder
Colder
Congress
Brooklyn
Caldig
Myistrict
Moore G and Hill Property Listing Near Business District
A four story brick house with 12 rooms, a large brick stable, and over 2,600 square feet of ground. Located near 14th and nearby business districts, the property is marketed as a good buy and investment with rent of 870 per year and asking price 10 500. Call for complete list of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th and
Bde
Boys' Club Appeals for Funds to Expand Georgetown Work
The Washington Boys' Club Association seeks $25,000 for a permanent Georgetown home to replace the expiring lease of March 15. Since September 1 enrollment has reached 572, with 713 by July 1 last season, and the free program runs weekdays with limited Sunday evenings. Since November 1902, donors have contributed $3,796.87. notable supporters include George B Cortelyou, Annie I Pierce, John Hay, Mary Aldis, and Gifford Pinchot among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Boys’ Club Association
N Street
Georgetown
N.S. Simpkins
John Hyde
Mareverite Queent Lee
George B. Cortelyou
Thebie
Annie I. Pierce
R. H. Gunnell
Mary Logan Tucker
P. V. de Graw
W. KE. Butler
Mary Addison
John Hay
Mary Aldis
Byron S. Adams
George L. Nicholson
James Lansburgh
George L. Bradley
Horace Nie
Joseph TE. Thropp
Frank W. Andrews
Rosalie Slaughter Morton
L. Roberts
Romulus A. Foster
Mary E Reynolds
W. E. Chandler
A. P. Clark
TW. Wiley
Gifford Pinchot
CL Farrow
George Dewer
Bianch
D. Hutchinson
Thomas T. Gaff
KF. G. Cosby
Larz Alderson
Eugene BE. Stevens
Giles S. Rafier
Otto Luebkert
Anne Sur Pierce
Kenneth M. Goode
Keith
Westcott
Benjamin W. Murch
John Sir
Clair Brookes
Arthur
Moses
Harry English
Form of Army Order Clears Embarrassment Fears
A senior Army officer says rumors of embarrassment involving Gen Bell signing orders are baseless. He explains orders come from the War Department and are signed by the chief of staff "by order of the Secretary of War," a form established by Secretary Root to align with field army practice and ensure orders originate from the chief of staff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Army
Secretary of War
War Department
Young
Hout
Corbin
Ceneral
Miles
Root
Gen. Bell
Charities Face Retrenchment Without $8,000 By March 15
The Associated Charities and Citizens' Relief Association seek to raise 8000 by March 15 to avoid serious cutbacks in charitable work. Donations announced include multiple small gifts from individuals and a few larger sums, with several names repeated across both organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities and
Citizens’ Relief Association
Associated Charities
John Joy Edagon
Charles A. Leith
George L. Andrews
George C. Artemus
Wiliam B. Woods
J. PR. Appleby
H. EB. M
William Savage Burns
Friend
Sarah J. Masre
Charlotte (. Barrom
Elizabeth W. Tuckerman
Henry W Fitch
John M. Beavers
Miss Shinkle
John J. Wilkins
Citizgenc” Relief Association
Jon IT. Ruppert
W. H. Rapley
M. J. Hunt
George W. Andrews
Green Meadow Dairy
Richard Butler
S.J Moors
Bogus naturalization papers scandal examined in Ohio
Treasury inquiry probes fake naturalization papers allegedly issued in Yougtown Ohio and linked to a Greek man who previously sold papers in Buffalo and Jamestown New York. Fraudulent documents also tied to operations in Pittsburgh and Cleveland as authorities pursue leads. Florists plan one more Washington floral show on March 6 at Freund's Hall featuring local and outside exhibitors. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended for blood impurities and general vitality with Hood's Fills as a trusted family laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Yourtstown
Ohio
Treasury Department
Washington
Buffalo
Jamestown
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Florists
New York City
Pedro 8
de Moreno
Count of
Hess
Tinoco
Yorkville
Jean le Pierre
Beddon
Wahle
East Twenty-fifth Street
Magistate Wahle
Moon Eclipse Visible Here Tonight in Washington
The full moon enters Earths shadow at 12 57 and remains dark for nearly four hours with gradual emergence by 4 37 AM. Observers at the Naval Observatory, noting the eclipse from Washington, expect a brightive display and plan to measure the moon path and diameter. The event coincides with worldwide visibility and follows a history of solar eclipse timing accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penumbra
Washington
Worth
South America
Mburanpe
Africa
North
Central America
Asia
Australia
G. A. Hill
Naval Observator
Naval Observatory
Aig
Pet Sane
Colonial Dames Exhibit Aims Jamestown Hall Fundraising
The Colonial Dames plan an exhibit in Washington to raise funds for a colonial hall at the Jamestown Exposition. North South East and West society members will collect heirlooms and each state will send hereditary treasures. Mrs. A S Green returned from Baltimore after talks with Wilson Cary a Pocahontas descendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Dames
Washington
A. S. Green
Baltimore
Wilson Cary
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Hell
Mills Railway Crossing Company incorporation in Ohio
Senator Charles Dick of Ohio joins William C. Haskell and William F. Mills as incorporators of the Mills Railway Crossing Company with capital stock of $1.00 to engage in general manufacturing. The National Real Estate Investment and Improvement Association is also incorporated to operate a general real estate brokerage with capital stock $10,000. Incorporators include Bayne, C. H. Hayden, J. J. Wilmarth, L. Wilmarth, George W. Bowls, James A. Moore, John Adama, and Thomas R. Williamsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mills Railway Crossing Company
Charles Dick
William C. Haskell
William F. Mills
Mills Raily Crossing Company
National Real Estate Investment and Improvement Association
Rea Bayne
C. H. Hayden
J. J. Wilmarth
L. Wilmarth
George W. Bowls
James A. Moore
John Adama
Thomas RB. Williamsen
New Potomac Steamer Jamestown to Launch March 15
Newport News builds the Jamestown fireproof steamer for daylight trips along the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay. Sponsor Miss Judith Norment, daughter of the company vice president, will christen with wine. John Callahan, manager of the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co, says it will serve during the Jamestown Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Newport News
John Callahan
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Judith Norment
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Start a Bank Account Early to Save Wisely
A call to teach children the value of saving money by opening a bank account with a trusted bank. It urges parents to trust savings to a reliable institution, promising safety from fire and thieves and emphasizing the lasting benefits of financial habit formation.
Plans for D A R Congress Committees Appointed in Washington
D A R National Board met at headquarters in Washington and set committee chairs including Mrs K K Henry railroad chair and Mrs L Su Parke Georgia pages chair. President general will finalize arrangements before a southern trip. Continental Hall Fund collects multiple pledges as district chapter backs southwest route. Librarian Mrs ONye Soloman received $1000 from Mrs Jacob Schiff for library completion. other promises come from Pennsylvania New York Kentucky and Delaware. Treasurer reports nearly $47 000 in treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
General Congress
National Board
BP. A. R
Washington
K. K. Henry
L. Su. Parke
Georgia
W. ¥. Patton
Philadelphia
E. 5
Ussey
Onye Soloman
Jacob H. Schiff
Pennsylvania
New York
Kentucky
Delaware
Arrival of Tiny Appares Delights Pittsburg Society
Pittsburg society buzzes as Countess Alice, wife of Earl Cast down, arrives via the Baltic to stay at the Thaws. Trunks from Paris display cherubic fashions, with lace, coats, and sparkling trinkets. A private car to Pittsburg and a furnished Thaw suite promise quiet, guarded hospitality amid speculation on titles and loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Alice
Countess of
Yarmouth
Paris
William Thaw
Anna Countess de Castellane
Baltic
Gay Paree
Oberon
Titania
Metropolis
Lady Yarmouth
House of Lords
England
Jewish Resolutions Praise Roosevelt Role in Peace
A committee from the Jewish Rabbins Association presented ornate resolutions thanking President Roosevelt for his service toward peace between Japan and Russia. Rabbis Krauskopf Gutmacher and Simon led the delegation, with Herman F. Hahn of Chicago accompanying them. The president thanked them in a brief speech. Bird Protection Law Upheld in Louisiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Jewish
R Rabbinics Association
Krauskopf
Philadelphia
Gutmacher
Philippine Internal Revenue 1968 tax figures
Manila February 7 1969 report shows Philippine Islands business volume 195 million in gold with taxes collected at 2 million in gold. The figures highlight the tax revenue efficiency of the era and reflect fiscal measures for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Internal Revenue
Manila
Internal Revenue
Philippine Islands
Wirth Avenue Hotel bar scene and wedding news in New York
A crowded New York bar scene at the Wifth Avenue Hotel features a large dog, a Great Dane, drinking from a glass as bystanders joke about dogs not served in glasses. Amid city tales, John Kennally, a Jersey City football star, marries Blanche Chichester. the wedding follows a dramatic on-field victory and a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wifth Avenue
Waugh
Dan
Madison Athletic Club
John Kennally
Jersey City
Blanche Chichester
Second Street
Fourth Street
Kennally
Miss Chichester
Vernally
Kerbally
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garter
Gen. Sternberg
Sturmont Sanitorium
Union OF Three Churches
Goti
Calder
Fourteenth Street
Propery
Hood
BANK
People’s Savings Bank
St. N. W
D. A. R. Congress
Tiny Appares
New Orleans
Audubon Society of
Louisana
Wong
Wonga
Long Island City
North Shore
Long Island Railroad
Main Street
John Maher
Edward Townsend
Townsend
Louis Farber
Cambridge Avenue
Corsna
Union Avenue
Kiz
Jim Sullivan
Big Tim
Tim
Bowery
Commissioner Bingham
Sandy
Charles F. Murphy
McClellan
Jerome
Fght
Mr. Murphy
Tammany Organization
Mr. Jerome
West Point
Ting Chia Chen
Wing Haing Wen
Chen and Wen
Canton
Hull
Collum Memorial Hall
Chen
Wen
Pain
Shi
Yaun
Milea
Academy
John Reilly
Park Avenue
Hudson
Edga Post
Mamie Parker
North River
John McCormick
Edward Brady
West 162d Street
Moth Street
McCormick
Navy
Aero Club
Fifty Eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
Cortlandt Bishop
Easeventh Street
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
James Brown Lord
James Brow Potter
William Jay
Charlee Robinson
Bordeaux
France
Benjamin Pranklin
John Harjes
Roman Srenze
Green Street
Greenpoint
Franklin
United States
John J. Boyle
St Vrest Fifty-Post Street
Harjes
Newspaprp En Frachives
Castoria
Capllla
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