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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1909

Page

28

Tangled On Stand in Carmack Slaying Trial

Nashville reports detail Robin Cooper and John D Sharp under cross examination in the Carmack slaying case. Robin Cooper maintains his original story amid a four hour cross fire as Sharp’s testimony reveals tensions, alleged gun swapping, and disputed movements before Carmack’s death near the pole on the arcade scene.

Nashville Tenn John D. Sharp Cooper-Sharp W. Car Mack Robin Cooper McCain Sharp Attornery General Garner Maurey County Garner

Rainey Attacked Over Panama Deals and Colombia Treaty

The proceedings recount a fierce House exchange as Rainey defends himself against graft charges tied to the Panama canal affair and a proposed Colombian treaty. Speakers denounced alleged blackmail and questioned proof, with calls for full investigation as the debate spills onto the fourth page.

Explosives in Mail Pouch Found on Train

A mail car on an eastbound train from Bluefield to Columbus Norfolk stopped at Raderfield and recovered a pouch with an unaddressed package containing 1,000 nitroglycerin caps. Five clerks were stunned by the discovery as the train neared its terminus at Bluefield. The caps were placed at the far end of the car and turned over to the postmaster. investigators believe the package entered the pouch by mistake.

Bluefield W. Va Columbus Norfolk Raderfield

Taft Praises Professions in Government Roles

President elect Taft at University of Pennsylvania discusses the relations of the learned professions to political government. He cites ministers teachers writers and lawyers as key to policy, lawmaking, and administration, stressing the lawyer as essential in drafting statutes and guiding reform.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Washlington Taft Lfe Roosevelt Japan Stig

Chicago woman loses gems aboard Mauretania

Mrs J H Lewis of Chicago reports to authorities that $6500 in jewelry disappeared while crossing the Atlantic on the Mauretania. She suspects a fellow passenger who left the ship at Queenstown. Her husband, James Hamilton Lewis, former Chicago corporation counsel, is en route to London to join her.

J. H. Lewis Chicago London James Hamilton Lewis Cecil Thin City Atlantic Lewis Queenstown Corporation Counsel

Doubt of Hummel's Death Reaches New York

New York dispatch reports little credence to unconfirmed word that Abraham H Hummel died in Nice while abroad since March. His partner David May says no word has reached him and Hummel had sailed on the Lusitania March 21 with his nephew A H Kaffenbaugh. Hummel told movers he would stay in London with family for months and planned to return by year’s start but went to southern Europe. May cannot precise his return date. if Hummel had died in Nice he would have been notified.

Peoples Senator Carmack Carmack Gov. Taylor Anderson Robin Patterson Sharp Gen Meeks Sharp Nashville St. Louis Coopers Col. Cooper Mexwell House Apara J Epreaenigei Matthews White Col Cooper Anxety Misa Skeffington Mr Sharp Mr. Carmack Fay Jang Nona John John D. Sharpway Gen Meeks Gerners Robin Cooper Robin Jones John Sharp Gov. Patterson Coopern Cal Cooper Europe New York Nice Abraham H Hummel David May Hummel Lusitania A. H. Kaffenbaugh London Mr. Hummel America May

Eight Hurt in Cape Henry Excursion Train Collision

Norfolk February 22 a rear end collision on the Cape Henry division of the Norfolk and Southern Railroad between two excursion trains carrying passengers bound for Cape Henry to view the homecoming fleet. Eight injured include W Gardner Whaleyville six broken legs. W Blankenship Norfolk wife and daughter injuries. Mrs Blankenship two legs broken. Miss Hopkins and Miss H M Smith nurses injuries not known. Ruth Brenneman Portsmouth hip crushed. Mrs V A Williamson unknown residence injuries. Most were returned to hospitals in Norfolk.

Norfolk Cape Henry Norfolk and Southern Railroad W. Gardner Whaleyville Vea W. Blankenship Hopkins H. M. Smith St. Vincent’s Hospital Ruth Brenneman Portsmouth V. A. Williamson Miss Brennaman

Carmack killing witness trial fragments and steel wage rumors

Disjointed testimony recounts a murder scene with references to Senator Carmack’s revolver and a dark pistol while a witness disputes attributed language. Separately, New York reports deny wage cuts at United States Steel, amid German market attention and tariff considerations.

Lina Tyoux Senator Carmack Robin Miss Skelington Dunc Cooper Carmark Miss Skefington

Lone Man Seeks Wife Through Association Aid

A dated account describes how a Young Women's Christian Association secretary receives letters from men seeking wives and employment for wives. The article notes efforts to protect girls, verify suitors, and sometimes place men with church groups to foster suitable matches.

Cheela Association United States

Judge E H Gary Arrested in Speeding Case

Judge Elbert H Gary, chairman of U S Steel executive committee, was arrested in Hollis New York for speeding. At Flushing court he admitted identity, bail failed due to no numbers, and a suspension or special session was noted as the court asked about four automobiles valued at $9.00.

Gary New York E. H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Elbert H Gary United Statesater Company Flushing Bottercourt Ennis Sweeney Hillside Avenue Hollis C. Schmildit

Roosevelts Homecoming Toast for Pacific Battle Fleet

President Roosevelt praised the returning ships aboard the Mayflower at Fort Monroe Virginia hailing the world circumnavigation as the first battle fleet to circle the globe. He spoke of pride in the navy and thanked Admiral Sperry and the crew as they received cheers from officers and bluejackets aboard the Connecticut Louisiana Georgia and Wisconsin.

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