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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1906
Page
3
Charles F. Friedlander was bound over to the grand jury on a 91000 bond by Police 2Neesee yesterday on the charge of a worthless check for 27 dollars on Bias Ostranger.
At Algeciras and London reports say a written French reply to Germany’s note on Moroccan police may open room for compromise. Ambassador White indicated the talks produced nonbinding aides memoire that clarified positions and spurred potential settlement including tentative sponsorship of a State Bank plan with international oversight.
In St. Petersburg six social revolutionists were arrested on suspicion of planning an assassination of Gov Gen Doubass eff in Moscow. A seventh student fled after tossing a bomb. Police also seized cyanide and other deadly chemicals at another group’s home, with hints they may turn to poison. Additional arrests tied to a social revolutionary committee in Saratoff province include students, one with a dagger.
St. Petersburg Feb 17 temporary peace between Premier Witte and Interior Minister Durnovo averts cabinet disruption. Emperor intervened to keep both in the cabinet though the pact rests on the ruler’s influence and remains fragile. Berlin Feb 17 Germany plans to press Reichstag to grant US tariff parity with treaty nations, drawing general unfavorable response. Rome Feb 17 papal encyclical condemns France’s church state separation law and counsels Catholics. Copenhagen Feb 17 battleship Preussen with Emperor William arrives for King Christian’s funeral rites at Beskilde.
Special to The Washington Post Annapoli Md Feb 17 The class of midshipmen known as the second but which is in fact the first class since the graduation of the class of 1906 has voluntarily and unequivocally declared its determination to use its influence against hazing at the Naval Academy This action was taken at a fall meeting of the class and it is likely that the third class will take similar action End of Hazing This action is regarded here as more likely to be the end of hazing than any thing else which has occurred Class feeling is very strong in the Naval Academy and the midshipman who would go against the formal action of his class is not likely to have an easy life Admiral Sands has had several conferences with the members of this class and has impressed upon them his own high notions of the standard of duty which should guide them in the responsible positions they hold Akers Sands standard Not only have the members of the new Senior class accepted this but they have now resolved to use all their influence against the practice A meeting of the third class has also been called to consider the matter This is the class which ordinarily takes the
An advertisement claims a painless home cure for piles via a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co. It urges readers to mail name and address to 12058 Pyramid Building, Marshall, Michigan, promising instant relief and a full cure with a 50 cent full-sized box from druggists, and warns against substitutes.
The discussion notes that if the third class regresses to second in its stance, only the current fourth class remains to be considered next year when a new class enters. There is a danger that the class members will seek hazing retaliation for experiences this year.
The Indianapolis Sentinel has passed into the hands of C F Binkley a broker from Philadelphia Indianapols Ind Feb 17 The Star reports that Frank J Baker editor in chief says the staff has resigned into new management but no action taken yet The deal followed bids from J Schaffer Chicago Evening Post and another offer after securing Thomas Taggart former Indiana Star League chairman and raised the price before final transfer Mr Baker declined to discuss future policy.
Governor W D Jelka withholds mercy and posts 400 reward for the capture of the first four lynchers in the Bunk Richardson mob. The mob seized Richardson from Etowah County jail and hanged him for alleged complicity in the assault and murder of Mrs Mary Jane Smith near Gadsden. Two other accused participants have been executed and another sentenced to death, later commuted to life imprisonment.
William Smith and seven Mexicans traveling to the Dolores mine were ambushed by four robbers near Tomas, Mexico. Two of Smiths group were killed and Smith was mortally wounded. the bandits only escaped with no money taken. Two Americans are in custody and a posse seeks the others.
After a fifteen day session the seventeenth annual convention delegates adjourned to meet again March 28. A special referendum election will be held, then officers will be installed after tellers report. President Dolan said he remains head until miners vote otherwise. Dolan supporters planned for possible replacement if John Mitchell appoints new officers. A telegram from Mitchell was expected but not received. Eat C S Pure Cream Ice Cream is advertised by leading druggists.
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