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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1908

Page

5

Prisoner on the Race Telegram in Wife’s Name

Whitmore, jailed in Harrison New Jersey on suspicion of murdering his wife, admitted forging a Christmas telegram to his sister in law Lena four days after her body was found. He claimed shock from the discovery caused contradictory statements, and testified about others involved in the telegram and trunk schemes. Two additional arrests followed as detectives pursued the wider case and the inquest was postponed.

Lena Washington Post New York Theodore Whitmore Third Avenue Harrison ,N. J Bessie Schmitter Lampblack Swain Vic Hudson County Kogan Harrison Whit Ala Adams Street Elliott Whitmps Watt Ke Blarkson Morgue Harry Hendrickson Roslyn Tighe Braneegan Hendrrickson Brooklyn Caleb Evans Brooklyn Rapid Transit

Fleet's Colliers Arrive Rio for Naval Fleet Visit

In January 11 events at Botanic Garden and a Crocevado garden party mark the arrival of American coal carriers Nora Noareoda uim Bratus and others with the fleet. The Naval Club has arranged further gatherings to welcome the American comrades at Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro in mid January.

Cars Running in Muncie Amid Martial Law Show

In Muncie hundreds gathered under martial law as street blocks were cleared from dawn to dusk. Police were absent aside from strikebreakers. only minor stone-throwing occurred on city outskirts. The Marine Band performs a concert at the Marine Barracks at 2 pm led by Lieut. Suntemann featuring works by Weber and Vanponcke, among others.

Minnie Jan William Suntemann Mion Tae Mastclaus Weber Mueller Bela Vanponcke

Carnegie pension for Indiana woman named Carnegie

Special to The Washington Post Pittsburg January Andrew Carnegie ordered help after a letter claimed kinship to his mother Margaret Morrison Carnegie He had the Carnegie Relief Fund investigate and found the claimant Mrs Margaret Morrison Carnegie in need He ordered weekly payments for life to the recipient living in Little Town Indiana.

Washington Pass Pittsburg Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Relief Fund Margaret Morrison Carnegie Littletown Indiana New York

Forecasts of Wireless Power and Radio Revolution

Nikola Tesla predicts wireless power will reach any distance, with speech music and pictures reproduced anywhere. He foresees wireless across the Pacific and Atlantic, a fall of Hertz illusion, and a shift to propulsion via a reactive jet over propellers as aeronautics and radio activity evolve.

Nikola Tesla New York World Pacific Trans- Atlantic Mme. Curie

Troops to Escort Crothers in Maryland Inauguration

A provisional Maryland National Guard regiment will escort Governor-elect Crothers at the upcoming inauguration. The First Regiment battalion includes Companies M Annapolis A Frederick D Belair and FE Elkton led by Maj. M A Recohord, with Col. Charles A Little commanding. Officers not in the battalion may join the escort and report to Col. Warfield at Camden Station for assembly. Citizens along the parade route are asked to decorate their homes.

Spenal Washington Annapolis Maryland National Guard Frederick Belair Elkton M A. Recohord Henry M. Warfield Fifth Regiment Camden Station Baltimore Claude

Cardinal Gib bons Hosts Large New Year Reception in Baltimore

Cardinal Gibbons greeted nearly 1000 guests at the archiepiscopal residence in Baltimore on New Year afternoon. Mayor Mahool and city officials, lawyers, physicians, and social leaders from both Protestant and Catholic communities attended. Guests received a New Year card with the cardinal's autograph and a Scriptural verse in the red room before moving to the green room where clergy offered welcomes. Out-of-town visitors also joined local attendees.

Washington Post Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons Mahool Red P. C. Gavan W. T. Russ Sul William A. Fletcher

Davis Jury Member Lindsay Dies In Richmond

Lewis Lindsay once a slave became a key figure in Virginia during Reconstruction. He served on both grand and petit juries that tried Jefferson Davis and later joined the Underwood convention before serving one term in the Virginia legislature. In retirement he sold papers on Richmond streets.

Underwood Washington Post Richmond Virginia Lewis Lindsay Jefferson Davis Lindsay Davis Richmone

Hebrew musician Dr Alois Kaiser dies at 68 in Baltimore

Dr Alois Kaiser longtime cantor of Oheb Shalom Temple dies of heart disease aged sixty eight in Baltimore. Austrian born near Vienna, he earned honorary membership in the Central Conference of American Rabbis and led multiple Hebrew organizations and initiatives including the Society of American Cantors and the Hebrew Education Society.

Baltimore Alois Kaiser Oheb Shalom Temple Kaiser Austria Vienna Central Conference of American Rabbis Rochester B. Felsenthal Chicago Benjamin Szold G. Gotthell New York Society of American Cantors Hebrew Education Society Hebrew Ladies’ Sewing Society Alliance Israelite Universelle Jewish Publications Society Jewish Encyclopedia

Prep for Lee Banquet John Sharp Williams Cancels Speak

The Washington Post reports Representative John Sharp Williams cancels his speaking engagement for the January 2 banquet honoring Gen. Robert E. Lee. Gov. Swanson will speak along with Representatives Flood and Carlin. Robert E. Lee Camp plans final arrangements tonight at 8 o'clock on Winslow Street.

John Sharp Williams Gov. Swanson Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Robert £. Lee Vinncg Street Robert B. Lee Swanson Flood Carlin

Federal court cases set for Alexandria session

The United States District Court under Judge Wadthill will convene in Alexandria tomorrow morning. Criminal hearings include T. B. Berry for illicit distilling, Charles Dawson, R. W. Rains, and W. G. Bohr for retailing liquor without a license, and HB. F. Gore for failure to cancel brands and marks. Civil matters include R. Hilton Jackson trustee versus R. Matthews and FE. 3. Wiley against the schooner Martha Davis. The January term of the Circuit Court for Alexandria City begins today with Martha Ann Mill v Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company for 135,000 damages scheduled.

United States District Court Edmund L. Wadthill Alexandria T. B. Berry Charles Dawson R. W. Rains W. G. Bohr HB. F. Gore R. Hilton Jackson R. §. Matthews Wiley Martha Davis Alexandria City Martha Ann Mill Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company

Picture Fractures Skull In Alexandria Accident

Noble Lindsey twenty five of 815 South Lee street Alexandria suffered a fractured skull when a heavy picture fell on his head as he tried to move it. He was taken to Alexandria Hospital where doctors held cautious optimism for his recovery.

Noble Lindsey South Lee Street Alexandria Alexandria Hospital Bangswon Erty Dougherty Thomas Rafferty

Slays Enemy in Church at Mount Olivet Church

Special report from Boydton Virginia describes Frank Young firing a .22 rifle at Taylor Yancey during a festival at Mount Olivet Church, four miles south of Clarksville. Yancey died instantly. Young eluded arrest as the event caused great excitement among a largely Black congregation.

Washington Boydton Taylor Yancey Frank Young Mount Olivet Church Clarksville Young Yancey

Haunted house dare ends with nervous scream and entangled skirt

Port Jervis report tells how Miss Beatrix Pomeroy entered a reputed haunted house with three other women and a crowd, then screamed when her skirt was driven to the floor nails and she could not rise. Separate item notes a university student saving a girl from a buck, wounding himself, and a skipper hunter in New York who traps ostriches and alligators for sport.

Port Jervis N. Y Carrie Worthington Lila Peacock Ida Cameron Flora Fitzsimmons Beatrix Pomeroy Miss Pomeroy Misa Pomeroy Wheeling W. Va Helen Bloch Frederick Hall James K. Hall Hall Miss Bloch John A. Howard Halt Young Hart Miss Bloeh New York A. le Sauteur Coronda Bush Docks Brooklyn South America United States le Sauteur Ge Sauteur

Panic injects new capital with policy to repair loss

A 40 year old man with $40,000 saved sees his assets fall to $20. He buys a Standard Biquitable policy from Equitable Life of New York for 460.20, securing $20,660 in life insurance. If death occurs, executors receive $940,000 in capital comprising $20,000 in investments and $20,000 in life insurance. Washington manager Gtu.c. Jordan, 210 Bond Building.

Equitable Life of New York Lfe

Stocks Rise on Bank of England Move Amid Seaboard News

New York January 5 The market rallied after a Bank of England rate cut to 6 percent began the upturn, countering earlier losses from Seaboard Air Line receivership and federal actions against unions. Reading stock strength and Hepburn law implications dominate the sentiment as investors weigh railroad woes, coal supply, and potential extra dividends from Northern Pacific. Daniels Kellogg notes conclude with a cold remedy ad.

Bank of England Seaboard Reading Washington Peat New York Seaboard Air Line Washington Department of Justice Union Pacific Railroad Southern Pacific Company London Congress Philadelphia Pennsylvania Erie Lakes Northwest Roxythera Pacific Steel Corporation St Paul Duluth Daniel Kellogg

Japanese Bonds Fall Amid Market Uncertainty

London reports a mixed week with a continued drop in Japanese five per cent bonds and declines in four per cent issues. Analysts cite concerns over Japan America tensions, gold receipts, and shifting cash flows as investors await clearer signals on bank rate moves and European demand.

Washington Post London Stock Exchange New York Japan America Paris England Berlin Bank of England Prussia The New York Times

Pensions Questions and Answers for Soldiers and Heirs

A collection of pension inquiries from readers across cities like San Diego Baltimore St. Louis Port Richmond Scranton and Chicago. Topics include rates for loss of leg joints compensation for lung disease, eligibility by age, and how to file or appeal with the Pension Bureau. Answers cite rates up to 55 dollars monthly for hip loss and 72 with aid, and guidance on widow's pensions and quarterly payments.

San Diego Cal Ss .Es-Marine Scranton Pension Bureau Pension Office Herman J. W

German Societies Unite Under Central Turnverein Affiliation

Washington Saengerbund votes to affiliate with Central Turnverein, uniting German societies in the district. President John Waldman notes prohibition discussed informally, opposing it as infringement on liberty and hindering capital’s development. Choral Society to perform at Concordia Church anniversary service at 11 a.m. Sunday.

Washington Saengerbund Central Turnverein John Waldman Waldman Saengerbund Washington Concordia Church

British Exports Decrease to Huddersfield District

London reports that exports from the Huddersfield consular district to the United States fell to 325000 dollars in the last quarter, from 410000 in the same period a year earlier, with the total yearly decrease near 250000 dollars. Huddersfield trade with the United States has steadily declined in recent years.

London Great Britain Huddersfield United States

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