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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1908

Page

3

Carter Defeat Abolishes Government Claim In Corruption Suit

Disgraced engineer Carter loses key government claim in a fraud case involving funds diverted to vaults and banks. The court sides with the government, holding Carter liable for knowledge of the schemes by Westcott, Greene, and Gaynor, with assets traced to profits from the contractor fraud. Proceedings continue in federal courts across New York New Jersey Georgia and Illinois.

Westcott Gare Atin Jody Koalleaat Ardedh Utroott Cour Oberlin Meats Corner Dateere Craynor Greene Setenottate Gust Athunt Carter Wescott Greene and Gaynor

Swindle Ring Accused of $100,000 Losses Across Cities

New York officials allege business houses in New York, Poughkeepsie, Perth Amboy, Trenton, and Hartford lost goods worth over $100,000 to swindlers through fraudulent bankruptcy schemes. Abraham Goldsmith, arrested in Poughkeepsie for conspiring to fraudulently obtain $226 shirts from a New York manufacturer, faced bail requests. Bail set at $1,000.

New York Poughkeepsie Perth Amboy Trenton N. J Hartford

Death notices and funeral rites from January 1905 1908

Obituaries and funeral notices list residents and relatives, with dates and locations including Saint Patrick's Church Providence Hospital First Congregational Church and Oak Hill Cemetery. Names include Grace Baker, Bets Poe, Coles, Maxwell, Warren Fills, King Maxwell, Alfred W. Pown, Augusta, and Elly Hragafara. Interments are private or at Prospect Hill Cemetery with services held at churches and undertakers offices.

Popes Bostly Har Mary & Baker Lafayette Gyrins Grace Baker St) Patricks Church Pend Oarek Venth Street Avery Robert W Bender Deer Danuars Ib COLES Phuridia Providence Hospital Unoertaker Columbia Wantington Neantonl Boaiseti Van First Congregational Sairdas Trovat Brigami Woodhill UB Honforn Alfred W Tal Daneral SAECO Tarrsday Tauwoop Caneral Caher Jan Roy Woo Long Ulness Fra Fis Augusta Alva Aml Walter Wy, McCombe Rose E Smith Oalleet Northwest Adington

Funeral Directors Names and Contact Details

A listing of funeral directors and embalmers with multiple firm names and phone numbers. Notable entries include WM H Sardo & Co, Thos W Sergoon, Thos A Nalley & Son, Thos A Costello, Geo P Zurhorst, William Lee, Frank Geier's Sons, John R Wright Co, R F Harvey's Sons, and W R Speare. Addresses and primary telephone numbers are given for each firm.

WM. H. Sardo & CO Lincoln Sergeon Suicessor A. Nalley GEO. P Zurhorst East Capitol William Lee Frank Geier’s Sons John R. Wright CO Torre Tot Lee Premiao Tentary R. F. Harvey's Sons FRAL Embalmere Folrlrenth A. Spearer Mer

Maloney Suit Seeks Declared Nonexistence of Marriage

Martin Maloney of Philadelphia moves for a court ruling that Helen Maloney and Arthur H. Osborn were never lawfully married in Mamaroneck on December 2, 1905, alleging the ceremony was a mockery conceived as a sport. The action follows admissions by the couple that the union was a joke and involves subsequent disappearances of Miss Maloney and Samuel Clarkson.

Hyow York Martin Maloney Philadelphia Helen Eugenie Arthur Herbert Osborn New York Mamaroneck Tonether Maroney Milas Maloney Samuel Clarkson Maloney Clarkson Miss Maloney London Osborn Mr. Maloney Mr Maloney Helen Maloney Arthur H. Osborn

Pardon Plea Placed For James Howard In Goebel Case

A Lexington committee led by Maj F A Daingerfield and attorneys W W Estill C W Moore Charles Kerr and Samuel M Wilson went to Frankfort to ask Gov Willson for a pardon for James Howard serving a life term for involvement in William Goebel's assassination. They cite trial findings in Cate Powers case as evidence of Howard's innocence. Daingerfield is related to James R Keene, the New York financier.

Lexington Maj. F. A. Daingerfisla W. W. Estill C. W. Moore Charles Kerr Samuel M. Wilson Frankfort Howard Ma. Daingerfield James R. Keene New York Milionaire

Licensed to Marry in a Series of Couples

A list from Milwaukee to Fredericksburg records numerous marriage licenses and bans. Names include John C Bauer Cor Jone Harrison C. S. Bundy Frank G Lambert Anna Hoyte Rev JT Huddle, Mattie Mardres, Rey J B McLaughlin Elizabeth P Miller, Lyle F Hansbrough Corlnna Miler, Rev WF Locke, Marla Holman, Charles T Onley Wilam B Rleney Ross E Lancaster Theodore Williams Emory Heywood Bertha Morrow Thomas J Brown Frederick F Carter Jadie G Barnes and Jadie G Barnes.

John C Bauer Milwaukee Wis Cor Jone Harrison Pittsburg C. S. Bundy Frank G Lambert Anna ¥. Hoyte JT Huddle Battle Martin Mattie Mardres Fredericksburg Rey J. B. McLaughlin William Dunphy Elizabeth P. Miller Donald MacLeod Lyle F. Hansbrough Front Royal

Deaths in Health Office Record as of January 8

The Health Office records list deaths reported to noon January 8 including Mare and Mertaniel aged 98 at 1817 16th at aw. Caroline L. Rynex 83 at 436 G st aw. Samuel D Farnwald 28 at 1434 Dst se. William Elwoot 61 US Soldiers' Home. Joseph T Towles 84 at 1630 Eckington pl ne. John Fogarty 78 at 2112 19th st nw. John William Treeman 2% at 260 15th st se. Frances Zimmerman 87 at U. S. Soldiers' Home. Edwin Walton 1 month at 1321 K st nw rear. From the Philadelphia Press. There is a dialogue about Mrs Nurlich and her husband at death's door, with a remark on porte cochere.

Mare & Mertaniel Caroline L. Rynex G St .Aw Samuel D Farnwald William Elwoot Joseph T Towles Eckington Pl John Fogarty St. Nw John William Treeman Frances Zimmerman U. S Edwin Walton K St. Nw

Quarrel Rumor Hovering Over Thaw Trial Jury Selection

The Washington Post reports on a tense Thaw trial day as seven jurors are sworn amid extended sessions. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw signals influence over juror choices, while a rumor of a quarrel with wife persists and Edna Goodrich may be subpoenaed.

Washington Post New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Justice Dowling Patrick J. McCue Héth Aes Wiliam M. Doolittle West 8Th Street New York Central Railroad Evelyn Nesbit Shaw Thaw Lawyer Peabody Mr. Littleton

Jury Panel For Police Court Months Named

The jury panel for January February and March in the police court was completed yesterday. Thirty seven of the total summoned were excused. A complete list of the new jurymen includes J. C. Gutridge G. H. Loughenry M. Woodward William Strebling W. W. Seitz E. R. James T. H. Houston Edgar A. Shreve Henry Powers Linwood Williams E. L. Baum BE. M. Hannan W. M. Hall W. E. McNulty C. N. Stevens Herman Plugge Allen Harris J. B. Maxwell A. S. Johnson William Burrows D. J. Britt J. H. Evans Newton EH. Vowles Robert W. Scholl Henry Blake B. C. Marshall.

J. C. Gutridge G. H. Loughenry M. Woodward William Strebling W. W. Seitz E. R. James T. H. Houston Edgar A. Shreve Henry Powers Linwood Williams E. L. Baum BE. M. Hannan

Painter Dies After Scaffold Fall in Berwyn Livery Yard

Claudius W. Matthews, 45, a painter of East Berwyn Md, fell from a rope scaffold at the rear of a livery stable on Eighth Street Northwest yesterday morning. He died shortly after at Emergency Hospital from base skull fracture and severe injuries to arms and legs. The body will be taken to East Berwyn for burial.

Claudius W. Matthews East Berwyn Eighth Street Matthews

Falls to Death in River Near Green Lane

Dr. Abraham Diehl of Pennsburg was found dead in his carriage submerged in Perkiomen Creek near Green Lane after reportedly losing his way while driving home from Green Lane last night. His horses drowned in the shafts and authorities believe the fatal fall occurred about twenty five feet into the water. Back Talk and brief items follow from the Philadelphia Press and Berlin notes on women cab drivers and a joke exchange from the Chicago News.

Norristown Abraham Diehl Pennsburg Perkiomen Creek Green Lane Pecblemen

Grapefruit Shorthand? Unsanitary Bakeshops Row Prompted Health Scrutiny

A period piece advertises Grape-Nuts and Postum as superior, hygienic foods amid reports of unsanitary bakeshops. It touts strict factory cleanliness, invites factory tours, and offers a free illustrated book The Door Unbolted to readers.

Its Independence and Fearlessness Make a People’s Newspaper

Its independence politically makes it a most desirable newspaper to all classes of readers, and its fearlessness and accuracy in dealing with matters pertaining to the interests of all the people create a demand for it each day in the year. Obtaining the best news, employing the best writers, possessing the best and most modern facilities for putting it together.

The Post Morning Edition Offers Broad National Coverage

The Post is a leading government-seat newspaper with comprehensive financial news and market reports. It serves merchants, financiers, farmers, and general readers with business status, produce sales guidance, and diverse reading matter across its Sunday Morning Edition.

United States Post

The Sunbay Post Admired as Best Sunday Visitor

The Washington Post stands unrivaled in quality with distinguished writers and acclaimed fiction. The Sunbay Post is praised as superior among Sunday newspapers, delivering timely foreign news and tasteful illustrations that engage readers at home.

Sunbay Post

Pink Sheet Sporting Section Highlights All Games

The Sporting Department of Tue Post offers extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports across climates. The Sunday Pink Sheet prints four pages with results in baseball racing billiards auto yacht golf tennis swimming and more.

Tue Post Tue Sunday Post

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