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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1909
Page
13
The record describes Carmichael rushing to New York after subpoenas were served, with confusion over whether witnesses were summoned as co defendants. The text cites fictitious names, misdirected endorsements, and unclear intentions regarding state versus federal court actions.
Fragmentary obituary headlines list died relatives including Gustav Aoties and Katty Wekr Thetis and Gustav Aoties. mentions of a funeral, interment, and undertaker on a street NE location The notice references multiple families, dates, and places with partial readings from the era.
The article discusses whether criminal proceedings for alleged perjury against the United States can be brought under common law. It notes that the grounds for bringing such cases under common law have not been clearly learned or established.
Special Cable reports wide disgust at President Roosevelt and Congress over a sharp breach. The piece argues the quarrel exposes a flawed presidency marked by coercion and loud clashes, claiming Roosevelt’s methods hinder more than help and noting McKinley’s calmer approach might have achieved more with less noise.
A historic letter signed by Abraham Lincoln, written during his presidency, discusses reasons for not reinforcing Louisville and military movements around Kentucky. The document mentions Governor Morton, possible reinforcements, and strategic considerations about protecting Louisville and neighboring areas amid Confederate threats.
Senate special committee investigates the absorption of the Tennessee Coal and Won Camping by United States Steel. Attorney General Bonaparte may appear or send a representative. invitation not a subpoena. Chairman Clathe says Senate resolution commands a full inquiry into merger facts and legal authority.
In the general assembly delays and divisions mark the fight over statewide prohibition. Three bills are introduced to close county dispensaries stock disposal and license enforcement. Debate centers on South Carolina as supporters press for stricter enforcement while opponents voice concerns on practicality and impact.
In Pittsburgh Pa three bankers and a business man were sentenced by Judge Young for misapplication of funds and related charges. A fourth banker missed the show and a fifth's sentence was postponed to May. Two others remain jailed on bribery charges.
Opposition grows in the Senate to Daniel J Keefe of Michigan for the immigration post to succeed Frank Sargent. Labor leaders allege Keefe accepted a reward for breaking with Samuel Gompers during the presidential campaign, labeling him a traitor to labor. Senator Gore leading the opposition and seeks committee action, while Dillingham pursues a vote.
The House spent the session in general debate over the pension bill while Chairman Jenkins urged amending the Sherman antitrust law. A naval appropriation bill for 135 082 898 dollars to restore ships was reported. Committees moved toward a river and harbor report proposing 10 million for ongoing projects with no general waterways improvement bill. The urgent deficiency bill was also reported.
Navy committee report approves a large naval appropriation of 135.66 million dollars with 38 million for battleships torpedo boats submarines armor and armament. It restores marines aboard ships, expands crew per vessel, and enhances Washington navy yard operations including track maintenance and personnel rules. The bill plans two 200 ton battleships and multiple destroyers submarines colliers and a subsurface boat. It raises pay and ammunition funding and proposes modernized turrets for battleships and better gun control. The report compares U S builds to major powers England France Germany Russia and Japan.
The article reports licenses to marry for multiple couples including Gharlen Wo King and Janice Owen and others with reverends officiating. It also notes a New York aquarium receiving freshwater fish from Detroit, such as white fish laurel pike and stone rollers, via Director R J Conway, with exchange plans for saltwater ashes.
Weather Bureau summary reports a southern storm moving northeast into Kentucky with widespread precipitation east of the Mississippi. Snow and sleet persist in the north with heavy snow reaching New York and England. A new Pacific coast disturbance adds to unsettled conditions. temperatures fall along the mid Atlantic coast with no major changes elsewhere. Storm warnings posted from Delaware Breakwater to the Pacific coast. Temperatures and rainfall figures, tide tables, and river bulletins included.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as containing over twenty ingredients that treat blood diseases, stomach troubles, and liver and kidney issues. It emphasizes unique proportions and asserts no substitute matches its curative power, offering the medicine in liquid or tablet form.
Representative Jenkins argues that key portions of the Sherman antitrust act conflict with others and should be amended. The session featured a detailed analysis by Mr Jenkins of Wisconsin, with debate over a pension bill of about 180 69 000. Other speakers touched on lawmaking and policy, including autonomy for Porto Rican affairs and postal savings banks.
Committees representing Union and Confederate veterans urged a Fort Fisher national park plan after a reunion. Nicholas of Senneytrains pushes a pension bill for Civil War railroad workers. Lenahan proposes plea bargaining for certain U S crime cases, with homicide procedures unchanged. Hale’s bid to pension Read Admiral Crowninshield faces opposition over high payouts. Frye’s motorboat preserver bill passes to Commerce, requiring a preserver per person aboard with fines for violations.
Washington Post report states requisition papers have been issued to return Ernest McKnight, a Negro wanted in Fairfax County for an alleged attempt to assault Miss Mary Harrison on July 14. McKnight was arrested in Washington, but officials refused transfer without legal formalities. Delivery is sought to Constable Andrew W Cleveland and Justice Stuart for Fairfax County's preliminary hearing.
Health office birth register shows numerous entries with names such as Charles Haid, Campbell, Homer Waid, Swart, Oakley, Roland, Nellie Carter, Milagros De Leon, Robert J Corbygh, Mabel Mo Frew, Willi G Mo Highfeld, Albert Ridgeley, Irma Teed, Lillian McMet, Martha Fields, James Hayes, Georgetown Hospital patient aged 14, infants and multiple families listed with ages and residences. The legible portion records births, parental names, and scattered ages and addresses, reflecting a historical registry excerpt with many garbled surnames and unreadable sections.
In Alexandria, Judge Lore C Barley dismissed by agreement the case of George T Zachary against the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company over an alleged $1000 received in an accident on February 2, 1808. Also noted: Philip Leterman guardian versus Henrietta Leterman and others. sale confirmations at 219 Wolfs Street to Eb Markell and at 46 Prince Street to I and S Bendhelm. John M Johnson appointed commissioner to make conveyance. A Civic Improvement League address in Lee Camp Hall preceded a local federation meeting at Alexandria Chamber of Commerce rooms. William Jackson, a nego, arraigned for rope larceny from Charles Speirs’ boat. fined $10 after admitting guilt while under liquor influence. Funeral of Wellington Dunn held at Arlington Cemetery after Wednesday’s death at 423 Cameron Street. services by Rev Joseph R Sevier. pallbearers James Patterson, James Patterson, F. Pullin, and Richard Wattles.
Ambassador Hai hasi will be temporarily engaged as a Rhodes scholar from Balliol College Oxford and will return to Canada in summer. Dr Hall will open his house next Monday to diplomat corps members and families for a reception. Court functionaries will host January 23 events and manage invitations.
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