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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1907

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Last Roosevelt White House reception dazzles Army Navy guests

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a brilliant White House levee for Army and Navy officers and diplomats. Generals and admirals in gold lace, bright gowns, and glittering uniforms attended along with numerous out of town guests and wives of Cabinet members. The Blue Room reception featured Maj. Gen. Franklin Bell and the Admiral of the Navy, while the procession moved to the Green Room and East Room amid music and a star spangled finale.

Roosevelt United States White House Diplomatic Corps Secretary of War Secretary of the Navy Fairbanks Root Hitchcock Secretary of the Interior Corte Metcalz Straus Commerce and Labor Col. C. S. Hromemwell Frank R. Meoy Gay Fletcher Procter Vermont Wilfred T. Grenfell Col. Bromwell Army Key Navy Franklin Bell Green Room Great East Room State Plairway

Modus Vivendi Criticised By Newfoundland Leaders

Newfoundland legislators condemn the modus vivendi with Britain and the United States as abandoned colonial policy. Governor Sir William McGregor reopened the legislature as Premier Bond plans a formal address to the British colonial secretary to force full debate on the issue and the rift with American fishermen remains central.

Newfoundland England St. Johne Great Britain United States William McGregor

Six Drown as Launch Hits Sacramento Bridge

Six people drown when the gasoline launch Cyrine struck the Sacramento River bridge draw in Sacramento California. The dead include Mrs A Jacinto and four Japanese men. Owner Mandel Henderson acted as captain and engineer. George Horr pilot. Jos Gamna and Martin Gamna also aboard. Two Japanese men were saved. The crash forced Henderson and Harr to escape the boat while others leapt into the river. two women remained inside and died.

Sacramento Cal Cyrine Sacramento River A. Jacinto Mandel Henderson George Horr Jos Gamna Martin Gamna Cldged Draw Henderson Harr Joseph Martin Ganina Menu

Divorced Once She Sues Again for Absolute Divorce

New York reports Mrs. Cornelia Frances Holbrook Baker seeks an absolute divorce from Brooke Marbury Baker after less than a year of marriage. Justice Greenbaum names Robert Leslie Moffett as referee. Baker’s family ties include Nellie Holbrook and connections to Aubrey Boucicault.

New York Cornelia Frances Holbrook Baker Supreme Court Brooke Marbury Baker Justice Greenbaum Robert Leslie Moffett Baker Nellie Holbrook Isaac B. Holbrook Aubrey Boucicault Amy Busby

Mayor M Gleclan Admitted Lie Over Police Bill Debate

Albany Feb 7 The assembly cities committee heard the Prentice bill to expand Police Commissioner power as Police Commissioner Bingham testified that current rules exist but are not always followed Assemblyman Voss opposed the measure warning it would grant the mayor excessive control The mayor denied the claim calling it untrue and reiterated the need to ensure inspectors perform their duties

Albany N. Y Assembly Cities Committee New York Bingham Voss New Yor Police Oliver Arose Frnton Assemblyman City of

Favrot Indicted for Murder of Dr. Aldrich

Special to Tre waspington Fos Baton Rouge La February congressman elect George K Favrot was tonight indicted for the murder of Dr. R H Aldrich. The tragedy occurred on the night of November 7 the day Favrot had been elected to represent Louisiana's Sixth District in the lower House. He has been in parish jail since the killing. He killed Dr. Aldrich over a remark about his wife.

Waspington Fos Baton Rouge George K.favrot R. H. Aldrich Favrot Louisiana Aldrich

Higgins in Critical Condition Sees Mixed Outlook

Olean New York reports former Gov Higgins is not as well as yesterday though still not in immediate danger. Dr Hilliard notes daily changes. the prognosis remains guarded with hope fading over the week. Lady Cook intends to visit New York for a noon conference with President Roosevelt on women’s rights.

Olean Hilliard Goviggins Higgins Hibbard Lady Cook New York Roosevelt Sir Francis

Rockefeller Gift to General Education Board Sets Record

New York February 7 1907 John D Rockefeller Jr announced to the General Education Board a gift of income bearing securities with a current value of about 32 million dollars One third to endowment and two thirds for specific board projects under Rockefeller or his successors direction The total gifts now reach 43 million dollars including prior gifts and the board prepared an acknowledgment noting the gift as the largest ever for social and philanthropic education efforts and pledging prudent use by the board to advance learning nationwide

New York John D. Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller, Jr General Education Board J. D. Rockefeller, Jr Frederick T. Gates George Foster Peabody Wallace Buttrick Robert C. Ogden Albert Shaw Starr J. Murphy Edwin A. Alderman Harry Pratt Judson New York City Mr. Rockefeller E. Benjamin Andrews Hollis Frissell Daniel C. Gilman Hugh H- Hanna Peard Rockefeller Peabody Education Fund Tes George Peabody Rhodes Scholar Cecil Rhoses Alamond Miner Oxford Thoney

Republics May Fight Under Recent Central America Treaty

The article notes Mexico and the United States may intervene under a 1906 Central American treaty if war erupts among Honduras Nicaragua and Guatemala. It cites diplomatic circles in Mexico City and Washington and outlines arbitration efforts and tensions stemming from a long standing boundary dispute involving land concessions and multiple nations.

Mexico Mexico City Central America Washington State” “Department United States Guatemala San Salvador San Jose del Guatemala Corinto Nicaragua Arbitration Board Algara Honduras Pittsburg Dietrich Dover Pute EU Alfonso Alfonso Secur Bonilla Hoplite GouEses

Rumored rebel march to Mendoza sparks government intervention

The San Juan City outbreak is blamed on local causes. Acting Gov Villaneuva convened ministers and decided on intervention. Federal troops will be sent to San Juan forthwith to quell the disturbance.

San Juan Mendoza Villaneuva

Stolen unsigned bank notes from Wilmerding bank

In Pittsburg on February 7 unsigned bank notes totaling 1250 dollars were stolen from a drawer in the baggage room of the Pennsylvania Railroad office, the Wilmerding National Bank being the consignor. An envelope containing the notes was placed in the drawer for transfer to the express office. the culprit left during lunch and the envelope was found empty upon return.

Pittsburg Washington Wilmerding National Bank Wilmerding Pennsylvania, Railroad Express Company

Parker addresses Maryland banquet on New York politics

The Maryland Society of New York hosted its ninth annual banquet at Sherry's with about 250 guests including Thomas Feil and ex Judge Alton B. Parker. Parker spoke on the state of New York and praised its wealth and character while defending President Roosevelt's right to discharge Brownsville soldiers and condemning Congress interference as politically motivated. He warned that granting franchise to African Americans postwar was a mistake but praised progress between races and urged mutual understanding and no denigration.

Roosevelt Congress Brownsville Maryland New York Xry aFeb Kohe Maryland Society of New-York Thomas Feil St. John’s College Annapolis Alton B. Parker Toastminster Nevett - Steele John P. Poe Baltimore Parker Junze Parker Eethy

Mutiny on Tennessee Leads to Total Crew Arrest

Special to The Washington Post reports Lieut Commander Fields ordered the crew of the cruiser Tennessee under practical arrest after yesterday's mutiny. Marines guard the ship as officers stay armed. a plot to seize arms, release prisoners, and escape is said to involve most of the crew. A court martial will judge the entire crew, and Henry Burke faces murder charges in federal court.

Washington Post Philadelphia Fields Tennessee Arms Jamies A Douglass A. Tin Secretary of the Navy Henry Burke

Ice and Wind Battle Off Chicago Harbor Rescue

A battered voyage tale from Chicago in February recounts a tenacious struggle against ice and wind as the steamer City of Racine and Town reach port with fifty rescued passengers. The Morford tug broke ice and guided the stranded craft toward Milwaukee and Racine amid harsh conditions.

Chicago Racine Morford Milwalkes

Mayor Schmitz Values State Rights Over Federal Pressure

Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco arrived with the city教育 delegation en route to Washington for a talks with the President on the Japanese controversy. He warned he would not yield to President Roosevelt without clear evidence the move benefits the country and said California’s school exclusion law must be enforced due to crowded conditions.

Washington Post Chicago Schmitz San Francisco

Reported Battle Casualties Hint at Wounded and Dead

fragmentary text suggests a clash with several men wounded and unclear outcomes. mentions notables and injuries in a terse, period voice signaling a disrupted scene. limited readable names or places prevent fuller identification.

Naval Activity on Pacific and Repairs Pressed

The report notes U S naval movement to San Salvador Yorktown Guing jto and the submarine repair work rushed. The Wesel will be placed in dry dock soon and coated, with repairs to marines hurried.

Yorktown Guing Jto San Salvador United States Wesel Sen

Actress Isabelle Urquhart Dies in New Rochelle Hospital

Special to The Washington Post report from Rochester dated February 7 states actress Isabelle Urquhart died at 10 30 p m in Homespathie Hospital after pneumonia from a cold. Born in New York in 186, she began as a chorus girl at Standard Theater and rose through Daly Theater, Wallack’s, Casino and Shaw plays with Arnold Daly. Her home was 17 Woodland Avenue New Rochelle.

Washington Post Rochester N. Y Isabelle Urquhart Homespathie New York Bitlee Maylor Old Standard Theater Daly Theater Company H. M. Pitts Wallack’s Madame Piper Venus Eurydice E. E. Rice Polly the Casino Hustgn Daffodil Lawrence Barrett Globe Theater Boston Nicol Donna Isabella Portia

Morea Guest At Dinner With Penn Railroad Chief

Jacob H. Schiff of Kuhn Loeb & Co hosted a private dinner at 965 Fifth Avenue in New York tonight for James McCrea, newly named president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The guest list included Pennsylvanian officials and prominent bankers such as Henry C. Frick, E. H. Harriman, Otto Kahn, Adolph S. Ochs, Mortimer L. Schiff, Daniel Guggenheim, and John B. Thayer, among others.

Washington Post New York Jacob H. Schiff Kuht, Loeb & Co Fifth Avenue James McCrea Pennsylvania Railroad The Pennsylvania Henry C. Frick E. H. Harriman John B. Thayer Charles S. Melien Isaac N. SeYiernan A.D. Juilliard R. C. Clowry Paul M Felix Warburg James H. Eckels Otto Kahn John P. Green Paul J. Morton Thomas IF. Ryan William W. Atterbury Charles H. Pugh Daniel Guggenheim J. Edward Simmons Henry Tatnall Louis A. Heinsheimer Levi P Morton Adolph S. Ochs Mortimer L. Schiff

Jealousy Judge Firefight Ends Fatal to Husband

In Wilmington Delaware Charles B E Simmons aged 46 was shot dead in front of his wife by Matthew Meehan who had boarded with Mrs Simmons The couple had been separated Meehan allegedly fired after Simmons appeared at Meehans workplace Jealousy cited as motive as both men exchanged gunfire Simmons died from stomach and heart wounds.

Wilmington Del Charles BE. Simmons Matthew Meehan Simmonses Meehan Simmons

Stillman Ill in Paris Ends Return to U.S. Soon

James Stillman, president of National City Bank, is seriously ill in Paris. He sailed a month ago in poor health, and the sea voyage may prove harmful. He has not yet occupied his Paris house, but plans indicate it will be ready soon. His condition likely prevents returning before Harriman investigation ends.

Mexico City Ear Senor Associated’ Press Nicaragua Honduras Washington New York James Stillman National City Bank Paris Tie Stillman Harriman

Nurse in Custody Hangs Self thrice in Cell

New York police report Catharine Williams, a Bellevue Hospital nurse, attempted suicide three times in an hour while jailed after throwing snowballs at passersby. She was found hanging by her necktie and later by cloth strips, revived each time, and ultimately sent to Bellevue Hospital as a prisoner after Acting Sergeant Nolan’s decision.

Washington Post New York Catharine Willians Tenderloin Bellevue Hospital Sergt. Nolan Miss. Williams Sixth Avenue Twenty-eighth Street Miss Williams Misa Williams Nolan Bellevue

Poisoned Against Thaw and Architect in Morphine Orgy Case

Wife testifies she was tricked by the architect and his allies into believing the defendant participated in a morphine orgy. She recounts a night of tragedy where a girl was scalded and another whipped, a story she says she told before marriage. The defense claims a preexisting mental condition. Letters from the accused written before the wedding are offered as corroboration.

Thaw Trial Revelations Details of Nesbit Testimony

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified for four hours describing her acquaintance with Harry Thaw and Stanford White. She recounted a Paris visit to justify rejecting Thaw's marriage proposal and discussed his mental distress after hearing her story. The defense argues only whether she sold her statements and whether Thaw believed them.

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry Kek Thaw Stanford White Harry Thaw Paris White Evelyn Nesbit

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Repeats Life Story in Court Fight

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw spoke in New York about her youth and struggles to save her husband, Harry Thaw, from murder charges. She recounted poverty, posing for photographers, meeting Stanford White, a luxurious studio, and her difficult early life in vivid, frank detail amid courtroom tumult.

New York Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry Thaw Paris Stanford White

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