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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1909

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President Bares Tillman's Deal in Secret Service Probe

President releases facsimile letters and documents detailing an inquiry into Senator Tillman of South Carolina. The blast alleges use of franking privilege for private gain and cites post office inspectors and secret service involvement. Tilman disputes charges and says he will address the Senate Monday with a full statement.

Southern Statesman Copersinn Hale Tillman Carolina Boo Senate Cbs Secret Service Tolman Ur. Hale Fortuces Lene Fallroud Corporation Ates Tus Ndhi J.B. Knight Siplin Tilman Uun Len Tilman Williams Oregon Senator Tilman Congress Immigration Commission Nice Coos Douglas South Carolina Democratic Party Postoffice Department West Portland Post Office William E. Lee Messrs Reeders& Watking Marshfield Oreg Wagon Road Grant Land Dorr Reeder & Watkins Wausau Wis Willian E. Lew Oignad Algnad Sue Moscow Idaho Morahfeld J. DB Lee Mr. Tee Washington Bray Verious Railroad United States Department of Justice Pacific Piel

Famine in Turkey Worsens Across Anatolia

Describes widespread crop failures in Erzerount Vorgad ac arieh and Mardin districts of Constantinople era. Hundreds starve as winter bites and relief is inadequate. American Bible Society has issued an appeal for funds to alleviate destitution.

Constantinopis Anatolia Erzerount

Night Rider trials focus on new trial appeals

In Union City on January, the defense plans to appeal for a new trial in the Night Rider murder case of Cant. Quentin Rankin at Reelfoot Lake. If denied, the case will go to the supreme court. The town remains quiet and juror Krosson, who collapsed, is recovering.

Union City Jan Cant Quentin Rankin Reelfoot Lake Marning Supreme Court Krosson

Taft Cabinet Plans Stay Secret Until March 4

Taft plans to reveal his cabinet after March 4 with names sent to the Senate for confirmation. Gov-elect Brown of Georgia visits Taft as Knox's conference ends. Loeb and Cromwell decline Augusta trip. Cromwell may not attend Taft’s Panama arrangements.

Brown Loeb Cromwell Augusta Taft-Knox Pennsylvania Washington Wheither Knox Taft Ismox Mr. Taft Witchcock Hot Springs Ixnox Columbua SCL State Bar Association Gov. Sheppard Bar Association Atlanta Joseph M. Brown Georgia Indiana Addison G. Harris Indianapolis Florida Taft Clubs Savannah River South Carolina Beech Inland Farmers’ Club- Loeb Willam Uneb Roosevelt

Hains Case Highlights Insanity Claims and Testimony

In New York Thornton Hains defense rests as alienists clash with the State in a murder trial in which Capt. Hains allegedly aided his brother to kill William Annis. Dr. Manson and Dr. Clark dispute whether manic depressive or impulsive insanity applied to the captain. Cross examinations probe recognition of enemies and intent during the shooting.

Slayer Annis Mans Clark Washington Post New York Jan Thornton Haing Peter Halns William EB. Annis J. Mangon Thornton Hains Peter Manson Hains Anuis Capt Baing L. Pierce Clark Peter Hains Justice Crans Darrin Justice Crane Sir William Hamilton Capt. Hains Dr.Clack Mallon

Retired Officers to Fill Staff Roles for Regiments

House military affairs committee backs a plan to use retired officers for clerical staff and let active officers return to regiments. A Slayden resolution asks the War Secretary to report on duties now done by detached officers and how many could be filled by retired officers to restore active personnel to proper commands.

New York Sun Military Affairs Committee House of Representatives House Slayden Texas Secretary of War

President forwards home commission housing recommendations

The President sent the recommendations of the President's home commission to Congress yesterday. The proposals aim to improve housing for wage earners in the District of Columbia and cover a wide range of measures. The Post has already published details, with fares of 1.25 dollars to Baltimore and return on the Baltimore and Ohio Railway available today and tomorrow.

Congress President's Home Commission District of Columbia Ain the Post Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio R

HELP AT MESSINA ERECT STATIONS ON SHORE

Dr George C Rhoades of the Scorpion takes charge of a new Anglo American relief station in Messina adjoining the ruins of the American consulate. A U S gunboat detail and the steamer Culgoa arrived from Port Said to aid recovery, with Lupton in charge of the consulate relief efforts. The quake disaster caused panic with aftershocks in several towns. bodies recovered from the Cheney residence. military passes required for entry. Lupton, Cutting Jr., and Chanler oversee wounded care and relief work along the Calabrian coast.

George C. Rhoades The Scorpion Lupton A. S. Cheney Latter Culgoa Port Said Messina Jan United States Cuigoa Scorpio Georg Rhodes America Dr. Rhoades Cheney Cheneys Stuart K. Lupton Bayard Cutting, Jr Winthrop Chanler Taormina Palmi Monteleone Brancaleone Reggio Logan Culgea Yankton Palermo BE. K. Rovery Chicago Crowninshield Naples E. J. W. Shippen Cathleen Crane J. J. Wallenstein

Slow Coaling Delays Battleships at Port Said

The battleship Min suchou left for Athens while the Kentucky went to Tripoli and the Georgia to Marseilles. Delays persist due to poor coaling facilities as crews return from Cairo. The Louisiana and Virginia arrived under Acting Rear Admiral Schroeder and departed for Smyrna. Three die in a New York tenement fire on Ninth Avenue with many injured.

Port Athens Kentucky Tripoli Georgia Marseilles Smyrna Turkey New York Jan Ninth Avenue

Advertisers urged to submit copy for Sunday issue

Advertisers are earnestly requested to send in their copy for Sunday as early as possible. Due to high demand for space, advertisements for the Sunday issue cannot be accepted after 7 p.m. Saturday.

Pastor and Dentist Identify Body in Michigan Murder

In Port Huron Michigan two men tied to a church killing are identified when a dentist confirms the dead man, Gideon Browning, wore special teeth. Rev John Carmichael, Adair pastor, is sought for arrest with a $90 reward. Legs and feet missing suggest further dismemberment. Suspects include Carmichael and possible links to an insane sister.

John E Carmichaély Port Huron Mich Jan Gideon Browning Adair Village Battle Run Columbus Township St. ‘Clair County John H. Carmichael Adair Chhurch Browning Carmichael Falk Baker and Fenton Detroit Columbus Weyssant St. Clair River Canada St. Thomas Ontario

Bank Examiner at Large Named for Special National Bank Checks

Comptroller Gurseney Murray appoints Erwin F. Rorebeck of Marietta as national bank examiner at large to conduct unannounced special examinations. He will report confidentially on regular examiners’ performance and ensure banks meet required standards across the country.

Gurseney Murray Eerwin F. Rorebeck Marietts Rane Rorebeck Comptrollers Barks Barks. the Comptroller

Hadley Declared Elected by Missouri Legislature

The Missouri legislature declared Hadley and Rendblcan along with other state officers who won a plurality in November elections as elected. They will be inaugurated on Monday with the exception of lieutenant governor aspirants the body noted.

Jeiletair Wi Sw. von. O—Uvy Herbert Hadley Rendblcan Missouri ‘Legislature

Another suit against Count Hamon over missing deposits

Baroness Epstein files suit seeking $90,000 deposited with Count Hamon who fled to London after being charged with embezzlement by Mrs. Jwis Newell and Miss Josephine Pomeroy. The case alleges the securities claimed to back the deposit were turned over to Hamon by the two women.

Hamon England United States Hemon Newell

CURES LEPROSY PATIENT IN HONOLULU

Dr T Wayson of the Territorial board of health announced that a patient afflicted with leprosy has been restored to health. The treatment course will not be publicized now as observers continue study and verification.

Honolulu 4. T. Wayson Territorial Board of Health Wayson

Political stalemate in Illinois governor race deepens

In Springfield the tied Illinois legislature faces a deadlock over Gov. Charles S. Deneen and Adlai E. Stevenson. Lieut. Gov. Lawrence Sherman backs GOP protection for Deneen, while insurgent Republicans and Democrats control the House and have elected Speaker Edward J. Shurtleff. Arrest threats, joint sessions, and possible prorogation are debated as officials pledge impartiality and seek a path to canvass votes.

Springfield Lawrence Sherman Senate Charles Deneen Adlai E. Stevenson Tower House Edward J. Shurtleff House Leneen Stevenson Shurtleff Lee

Hanly warns against local option repeal in Indiana

Governor-elect Thomas R. Marshall will succeed Frank Hanly who warned the legislature that repeal of local option laws would worsen crime and pauperism. Hanly called alcohol responsible for four-fifths of crime and one-fourth of indigence in the United States. A caucus to pick a U.S. senator to replace James A. Hemenway will be held Wednesday night in the capitol.

Indianapolis Ing Frank Hanly Thomas R. Marshall Indiana United States James A. Hemenway Capitol

Senators deny Charleston dispatch on Roosevelt retirement

Senators Elkins and Scott repudiated a Charleston dispatch claiming relief at Roosevelt leaving the White House. Scott said the dispatch falsely announced his satisfaction with the President's retirement, and Elkins denied any truth to the report, stating their views were misrepresented.

Elkins Scott Charleston Roosevelt White House Elking

House Rebuke of President Marks Historic Moment in 1930s Debates

The House overruled the President's remarks on investigations and asserted that the language in his messages insulted Congress. A special committee's resolution tabled the President's statements with 22 votes to 35, while 33 members opposed the rebuke.

Perkins Special Committee Driscol Bennet Townsend Roosevelt Longworth United States Republic Jinox Velt House of Representative Cuzzi Iewell House Congress Andrew Jaunron New Yok Campbell Kansas Chapman 11Nois Cooper Wisconsin Crumpacker Indiana Davis Minnesota Douglass Ohio Wrisenly New York Poelke French Idaho Guernsey Maine California Henry Cownland Jenkins Wiscon Kaid Nebraska Kustermann Ut Casin Lands Lansty Kentncty Laning Obie McLaughlin Michigan Madisin Kaneas Nelson Norris Vust Pollard Prat Montana Driscoll Gardner Massachusetts Gardiner Appropriations Committee

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