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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1907

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Kingston Earthquake Death Toll Soars as Relief Struggles

Dispatches from Kingston report 600 bodies found with many more rescued from rubble. Dinamite used to clear debris, water supply cut, and relief efforts hampered by chaos. US and British forces occupy the harbor while food and medicines run short amid panic and desperate cries for systematic aid.

Holland Bay Washington Fost Kingston Beng Admiral Evans Missouri Indiana Truesdale Hollynd Bay Jamaica Kingston Harbor

Kingston Earthquake Devastates City and Surroundings

A severe quake leveled entire streets along the harbor and caused fires that raged through Kingston. Thousands fled toward safer areas as buildings collapsed, many killed or missing, and hundreds injured. The disaster damaged banks, churches, hotels, and government offices, with extensive loss estimated around five million dollars and rising.

Harbor Street Supreme Court Colonial Bank Nova Scotia Bank Merchants’ Exchanges City Council Parish St. George's Church Savings Bank Myrtle Park Constant Springs Jamaica Club Masonica Temple Training College Hope College Customs Cable Company Daily Telegraph Salvation Army Presbyterian Methodist Baptist Congregational Kingston

Flood Devastation Looms Across Ohio Valley

In the Ohio River flood, towns along rivers face crippled gas and electric services, fuel shortages, and widespread homelessness. West Virginia and Maryland towns endure rising water, landslides, and rail disruptions as Cincinnati braces for continued high levels and relief efforts under militia guard.

Cincinnati Ohio Portsmouth Newport Covington Front Street Cincinnati Waterworks Manchester Harris Pennsylvania Pittsburg Hood Monongahela River McKeesport Baltimore and Ohio Second Avenue Guyandot

West Virginia Flood Devastates Towns and Tracks

Destructive flood covers Buckhannon Grafton and Rowlesburg with high water and landslides. Homes, docks, and the tannery are damaged as railroads report blocked lines and wrecking cranes battle undermining banks. Passengers forced to traverse mountains as rivers rise.

Davis Diant Grady Elkins Grafton W. Va Three Fork Bartley Huttonsville Honda Buckhannon Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Western Maryland Railroad Central Station Chineity Wills Creek Mechanic Street Rowlesburg Baltimore and Ohio Cheat River Ita Rowlesbure

New York Banker Cohen jailed amid Pittsburg theft case

Henry Cohen head of Henry Cohen & Co. was jailed on a charge of stealing valuable documents and embezzlement as trustee in a case tied to the Pittsburg office financing a railway. Hours earlier H. G. Kimmick, Pittsburg manager, was arrested for theft of money checks and stock certificates totaling about 1 million dollars. Kimmick posted bail of 10 before a hearing next Wednesday. Cohen could not meet 5,000 bail. Police seized 51,000 in 6 percent railway bonds and 2,000 in cash on Cohen’s arrest.

Pittsburg Henry Cohen Henry Cohen & Co Broadway New York H. G. Kimmick Cohen & Co Cohen Kimmick Alderman McMasters McDowell Cohen Is Co Armstrong County

Coal Land Fraud Alleged Indictments at Salt Lake

Prominent men in business and law, including E. W. Senior and Dan C. Robbins, were indicted by a federal grand jury in Salt Lake City for conspiracy to acquire coal lands unlawfully. Indictments purportedly involve concealing ownership and transferring lands to a coal company, with possible ties to a lumber syndicate being explored.

Grand Jury Salt Lake Utah Federal E. W. Senior West Dan C. Robbins Worthwest

RAISES DEFAULTER'S PAY IN YORK CASE

Warren J. Lack who confessed to robbing his employer John E B Detwiler of Red Lion of 6000 was retained in his old position with a raise to 102 month. He had worked five years for Detwiler and admitted the embezzlement in a confession before Alder man Walter F Owen of York. The article also notes a feature on unique photographs of Washingtonians’ eyes in the New York Tribune.

Washington York Warren J. Lack John EB. Detwiler Red Lion Lock Detwiler New York Tribune

Life of nun not for her bride chosen in secret

In Tiffin Ohio Miss Mayme Altenbaugh a local music teacher who spent ten years as a nun has left the Ursuline community to marry J C Ellis an engineer from Cleveland The couple planned to board a train that night to travel to Golon Panama revealing little about their courtship or the reasons for her vow renunciation and return to worldly life

Tae Washington Ron ‘Tiffin Ohio Urauline Sisters Misa Mayme Altenbaugh J. C. Ellis Cleveland Golon Panamia Ellis

Railway signal inventor Orcutt released from custody in treacherous plot claim

Edward J. Orcutt of Somerville Massachusetts ventures a conspiracy tale claiming a syndicate of millionaires planned to steal his railway signaling patents. He was jailed on grand larceny charges but released to counsel's custody as magistrate Baker weighs the alleged scheme involving cousins, stock options and rival companies. The case continues with adjournment to January 4.

Washington Post New York Edward J. Orentz Somerville Mass Toombs Baker Orcutt Fie Boston International Railroad Safety Appliance Company Kittery Merrill Smith Treasury Smith Holdings Railway Electric Signal Company Theat Company George J. Lauder Andrew Carnegie Stephen B. Elkins Earl Alexander Elizabeth N. J Robert W. Goelet Richard Sheldon Yale Orcutt Ays Railway Electric #ignal Company International Company of Kittery Merrill Smith Holdings, &c Orwtt Tact Forty-second Street Arizona C. i Hobitzek George H. Mattox Forty-second Street Herbert P. Cook Long Island Arizona Company Cook

Suitor Shot in Indian Head Tragedy Ties Bowies to Shooting

Hubert Posey, a Navy Proving Ground worker at Indian Head, was fatally wounded after Mollie Bowie and her son Henry shot him following a dispute over marriage. Posey, transported by naval tug to Washington, underwent surgery with shots to the shoulder and back. authorities reported no arrests by early morning.

Hubert Posey Government Proving Ground Mre Mollie Bowie Henry Sia” Bowie Sas Bowie Navy Indian Head Poser Mollie Bowle Henry Bowie Posey Washington Navy Yard Casualty Hospital Bernard Posey Washington Hebert Mrs Bowie Hubert Bowie Weither Fifth Precinct Pallee Sayar White Hilltop Charles County Mollie Noth White Iron Side Casualty

Arkansas anti trust suits filed against packing firms

Little Rock Ark district attorney filed suits against Armour and Co Waters-Pierce Oil Co Hammond Packing Co Morrin Co and Cudahy Packing Co for 1 822 000 each alleging continued violations of the Arkansas anti trust law after a prior suit last October The action seeks penalties and rests on the test case decided by the state Supreme Court last week upholding the law.

Little Rock Ark Jane&Suits Armour & Co Waters-Pierce Oil Company Hammond Packing Company Morrin & Co Cudahy Packing Company Penen Supreme Court

M U M A Supports Families of Glinton Disaster Victims

Indianapolis Jan 18 The United Mine Workers convention voted 1000 for the families of the Glinton mine disaster victims and pledged national support to imprisoned miners Moyer and Heywood in Idaho. The last convention's action in their case was reiterated. Also notes a Florida Limited Pullman schedule departing Washington at 6 26 p m and arriving St Augustine next day.

Indianapolis Ind United Mine Workers of America Glinton National Organization Moyer and Heywood Idaho Florida Limited Florida Washington St Augustine Zl Pa Ave

Bailey Wins Victory In Texas Legislature Fight

Austin Texas January 13 by a four to three vote with absentees and pairs the Texas house adopted Kennedy substitute to Duncan resolution seeking an investigation of United States Senator J W Bailey and Waters Pierce Gill Company. A seven member special committee will hear charges and may call an extra session or summon witnesses. Bailey friends drafted the substitute to ensure a political win. Charges will be presented to the house committee and Bailey will have a chance to explain. The senate and house also acted to elect a U S Senator next Tuesday January 22.

Austin Tex House of the Texans Kennedy Duncan United States J. W. Bailey Waters-Pierce Gill Company Batley Bailey House Senate

Deadlock in Rhode Island senator race persists on fourth ballot

Special to The Washington Post Providence January 18 The fourth ballot in joint assembly shows Palmer returning to Colt column while Goddard forces lose one vote due to Mc Chrystal. Absent one. Balloting to resume after convening Tuesday. Leaders insist their factions remain firm with no switch reported.

Washington Post Providence R. I Palmer Utter Colt Goddard McChrystal Pawtucket W “Goddard Calt Wetmore

Uncle Joe Pledges to Read Appalachian Forest Reserve Bill

In a Capitol meeting Speaker Cannon told a delegation of Eastern governors and their representatives that the House faces heavy spending and limited time. He did not promise quick action on a forest reserve bill for the Appalachians but said he would read the report and consider the issue amid large government appropriations.

Cannon Capitol Appalachian Mountain Gov Glenn North Carolina Gov Floyd New Hampshire Gov. Prouty Vermont Senate Joe Mitter Congress House

Retirement rumor clouds Willam Loeb Jr position

Washington circles report Willam Loeb Jr secretary to the president may retire soon and a new post could be found for him. Loeb denied imminent change though discussions have circulated for days. The tale lacks authoritative confirmation and is largely discredited.

Washington New York Willam Loeb, Jr White House Loeb Ior

Party War Over Foraker Fight Roils Roosevelt Era

Republican split over the Brownsville affair deepens as Lodge quashes a clear stance and Senate plans to defeat the Blackburn amendment. Warner Beveridge Tillman and La Follette maneuver to back or block the president, while Aldrich threats falter and Northwestern senators weigh loyalty to Roosevelt.

Brownsville Roosevelt Lodge Senate Foraker Mr. Blackburn Aldrich Knox Crane Lcott Hale Ledge Bby Warner Missouri Blackburn Beveridge Tillman Teller and Clark Montana la Follette la Fallette Repubcans White House Hansbrough

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