Trusts Here To Stay At Pujo Inquiry
Henry F Davison of J P Morgan & Co told the House money trust committee that current New York financial resources are sufficient to handle national business and commerce and that holding company control may be best in certain cases. He argued concentration in the U S is not yet as advanced as in Europe and voiced a mixed view on trusts and regulation versus disintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Davison
New York
Henry F Davison
J. P. Morgan & Co
House Money Trust Committee
Pavison
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
England
France
Germany
U. S
M. Davison
Mr. Untermyer
Mr. Davison
Intermver
Davison
Atlantic Ocean
Kansas Election Case Dropped After Supreme Court Dismissal
The Kansas election clash over Roosevelt electors on the Republican ticket last fall ends as the Supreme Court dismisses the Taft faction appeal upon request by Representative Armatead. The ruling closes the case in Kansas courts, with the Taft side ceasing further challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wma
Kansas
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Representative Armatead
Taft
Obituaries Dated January 1913 List for Local Residents
Multiple death notices dated January 1913 for Annie E Donovan Edward Enright Florence Scott Hariett Ward and Sarah E Wise. Notices include officiants locations such as Shrine of the Sacred Heart Mt Olive Cemetery St. Dominic's and Rock Creek Cemetery with funeral times and interment details. Names addresses and church links indicate Northwest and Northeast Washington DC area observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanorah Eneught
Q Street
Edward Enright
Wo White
Ninth Street
St. Joseph's Church
Mt. Olivet
Scott
Cobourg
Canada
Florence
Mas Douglas M. Scott
William L. Scott
W. C. Watts
St. Margaret's Church
St. Dominic's Church
In Memoriam Plemmikken and Cohen Remembrances
In memoriam notices mourn the loss of W. C. Flemmiken and Julius Cohen with loving remembrances from their spouses and families. One year since departure, dates noted, messages of peace and soul rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plemmiken
W. C. Flemmiken
Ito
Cohen
Julies Cohen
Funeral Directors and Undertakers Names and Addresses
A garbled list of funeral directors, undertakers, embalmers, and cremation services with multiple street addresses and phone numbers. Names include Frank Geier's Sons, W R Speare, Frank Al Speare, Geo P Zorhorst, Thos Hindle, Wm Sardo Co, G Pumphey & Son. Locations mention Hodera, Washington area streets, and Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Sardo & CO
TPR
Embalmers
Modern Chapel
W. RB. Pumphrey & Son
Embalsers
Er Bos
Narslund Htochen
Rockville
Castro in Rage Orders Board Members From Room
Gen Cipriano Castro enraged by Ellis Island board refusal to admit him ordered the three members from his rooms and tried to eject them. He shouted I will not talk with you Away and banged the door. The board read telegrams alleged to prove he ordered Paredes killed. Nagel will delay ruling pending extra recommendations from New York after a supplemental hearing Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cipriano Castro
Special Board of Inquiry
Ellis Island
Venezuela
Castro
Paredes
Luise Varela
Ciudad Bolivar
Varela
Caracas
Criminal Court of
Harold A. Content
Nagel
United States
Williams
Cotton Mills Suffer in Tariff Revision Debate
The Ways and Means panel nears a low tariff revision amid cotton mill opposition with expected large cuts on cheap goods and luxury textiles. The plan, led by Parker of South Carolina, targets flax, hemp, jute and lace industries as part of a broader Democratic reduction push. A separate robbery report notes George C. Shanks robbed of jewelry, money, and clothing by a stranger guest at a Salisbury lodging house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Lewis W. Parker
Greenville
S.C
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Enset
George C. Shanks
The
Southern Railway
Salisbury
N.gc
Alent
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Shanks
Congressional Notes Pass Campaign Fund Bill
The Senate approved a broad campaign finance measure prohibiting corporate political contributions for conventions or primaries with penalties for officers. Individual contributions for key elections would be capped at 5600. A naval militia reform bill would place it under the regular navy and subject to presidential call in wartime. The retired list for Civil War officers was not supported. Efforts for a new Philadelphia custom house and an extension of Sherman antitrust to farmers and laborers were noted. The immigration bill's certificate of character clause led to a further Senate-House conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ne Culbernon
Byrne
Tennessee
House
Gardner
Massachusetts
Burnett
Alabama
More Light On Oil Letters In Senate Campaign Probe
C P J Mooney former Memphis editor testified before the Senate committee on campaign contributions about Standard Oil letters. He said a white man brought some letters to his office and he paid under five for photographs. Mooney denied claims of inspecting letter books or negotiating with Chamberlain and Stearne. He called the 334000 price for copies an absurdity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Senate Committee
C. P. J. Mooney
Memphis
New York
Lincoln Memorial Journal Delayed by Filibuster
The House spent three and a half hours yesterday approving its journal of Wednesday. Minority Leader Mann, an expert in filibusters, forced a read of the journal to delay proceedings and teach the minority’s resolve. He abandoned the fight after gaining a parliamentary advantage, likely paving the way for Lincoln Memorial hill discussion next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Friends of the Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial Hill
Masonic Veterans Dinner Brings Elites and Speeches
The Masonic Veterans Association of the District of Columbia held its thirty-fifth annual dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel with Gen Nelson A Miles Senator Charles Johnson of Maine Judge George W Atkinson and other dignitaries as speakers. Officers for the year were elected including President William G Henderson and Past Presidents Simon Wolf George Gibson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Veterans’ Association of
District of Columbia
Metropolian Hotel
Wiliam G. Henderson
J. Harry Cunningham
Grand 'Edge
Blanche Muir Dalgieigh
J. H. Cunningham
Frank BE. Birgfeld
Ed Muth
Charles F. Roberts
George E. Lillebridge
John A. Joyce
Charles B. Baldwin
Grand Lodge
James M. Carter
Maryland
Nelson A. Miles
Charles ¥. Johnson
Maine
George W. Atkinson
Court of Claims
West Virginia
William G. Henderson
James B. Lamible
Jacobus 3. Jones
Albert H. van Deusen
James A. Wetmore
Albion B. Jameson
Theodore Iriebus
William TH. Wunder
James H. McIntosh
Louis D. Carman
Tyler
Wiliam H. H. Gould
Simon Wolf
George Gibson
George Ei
Carson
James A. Sample
George W. Baird
Robert Armour
Nazim Pasha Led Turkish Army In War Turbulence
Nazim Pasha served as minister of war in multiple Ottoman cabinets and commanded troops in Constantinople during the Abdul Hamid overthrow. He again led in 1912, checked Bulgarian advances at Tehatalja, and reunified scattered forces after Tchodlu, earning credit for improving the army despite disease and disarray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiamil
Committee On Union and Progress
First
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Nazim Pasha
Mukhtar
Tehatalja Ines
Tchodlu
Licensed to Marry Names and Ages in Apparent Notices
A mixed list of marriage licenses shows individuals from multiple states including Abe Bilverstone of Pennsylvania and Yetta Canter, with others such as William Moran and Lilly Farrall, Albert Prescott and Emily Rider, and Jesse Herrell with Anos Barksdale. Clergymen named include Rev G Sivergione, Rev Ct L F Edwards, Rev E V Roxister, and Rev Pasquale Di Pooli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Bilverstone
Southork
Yetta Canter
Shields Elected United States Senator in Tennessee
The Tennessee legislature yesterday elected Chief Justice John K. Shields of the State supreme court as United States senator for the term starting March 4. Shields is described as a regular Democrat. The deadlock was foreshadowed after Col. A. Enloe, an independent, and Representative K. D. Kellar, a Democrat, withdrew, ending the balloting. Balloting without result continued in Delaware, Idaho, and New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
John K. Shields
State Supreme Court
United States
Justice Shields
Shields
3. A. Enloe
K. D. Kellar
Delaware
Idaho
New Hampshire
West Virginia Senate Ends Deadlock With Woods Victory
Charleston West Virginia June 2 The Senate ended its long deadlock when Samuel W Woods a Democrat won the presidency on the 110th ballot Republicans voting solidly for him. The stalemate had persisted since January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Senate
Samuel W. Woods
Supper House
Woods
Crusade to End Trusts and Weaken Sherman Law
Representative Robert L. Henry denounced Supreme Court moves to read new words into antitrust statutes and urged Congress to repeal the judicial amendment. He called for precise definitions, harsher penalties up to 12 to 15 years, and penalties for holding companies and watered stock to eradicate trusts and monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Washington Post
Columbia
D. C
United States
Henry
Supreme Court
Oyster Club Meeting Recalls Wars Reminiscences
Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington spoke at the G. A. R. Oyster Club at Schmidt's on Seventh Street Northwest. Jefe Costello urged a square deal for Spanish and civil war veterans in government service and criticized officials who discriminate against soldiers. Several officers and members attended, with Capt. W. H. Daly presiding and a decorated chair honoring William H. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Seventh Street
Jefe Costello
Mr. Costtello
Wilson
William H. Bailey
G. A. R. Oyster Club
United States
Thomas H. McKee
John Lewis Smith
G. E. Rausch
John Murphy
M. Burkett
W. F H. Evans
B. M. Wynecoop
Capt. W. H. Daly
Club
L H. Patterson
A. H. Chase
Isaac Williamson
J. W. Clark
Frank Jones
Daniel Coughlin
H. Finley Kitson
J. Balgate
Twin sisters marry in same ceremony and live together
Miss Josephine Davis and her twin Susie Davis, 17, wed last night to Kenneth Nuttall and Charles Reed, both 19 or younger, at the clergyman's home. The brides will live with Rael's mother and sister at 2% Ninth Street Northwest while planning a shared future. Their mother, a trained nurse, learned of the marriages after the ceremonies. Movements of Ocean Steamers note several sailings between New York, Havre, and London.
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Josephine Davis
Susie Davis
Mary Catherine Davis
C Street Southeast
Josephina
Kenneth Nuttall
Susie
Charles M. Reed
William S. McKenney
Mr. Rael
Atrest Northwest
Inauguration Preparations Draw Fire and Funds Moves
The committee votes to raise allowances for events and fireworks to 3500, 11000, and 1000 respectively while denying souvenirs. Donor Robert Bain seeks return of 100, noting it was for a ball. Intercollegiate committee opens in Woodward building with J R Truesdale in charge. Ten states plan participation in the parade led by Maj. Gen. Wood. Virginia inspired stands to honor Jefferson and Mount Vernon in design. Saloon closures during inauguration face no immediate action without Congress.
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Nluinations
Civic Organizations Committee
Robert
Bains
Woodward Building
J. R. Truesdale
New York
Leonard Wood
Maine
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Missouri
Georgia
Utah
Kentucky
Idaho
Washington
Arizons
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Nebraska
South Dakota
Vermont
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Oregon
Montana
Wilson
Virginia
Court of Honor
White House
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mount Vernon
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Congress
Senators Adjourn Early Amid Appointment Deadlock
The Senate adjourned early with routine unobjected bills passed. Democrats refused to consider nominations and warned Republicans that army navy and diplomatic appointments would only proceed if taken up in order. Senator Smoot planned a Tuesday caucus, while Republicans remained unsure. Renomination caucus by other senators was planned for today.
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Senate
Army
Navy
Smoot
Republians
Prouty Quits Johnson Insurance Hearing After Clash
Prouty a minority member of the Johnson insurance investigating committee left the hearing after Chairman Johnson and Rep. Berger ruled against his demand for less hearsay. The Iowa Republican said the session was misused to wash linen and bundled his papers before the adjournment at 1:30 PM with only three members present.
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cChannela
Iowa
Carneigie
Col. Judson
James 8. Hasby-Smith
Johnson
Col Judson
Berger
Prouty
Shipping Trust Hearings Reveal Transatlantic Rate Pooling
P A 8 Franklin, vice president of the International Mercantile Marine Company, offered bulky contracts and pooling data to a House shipping trust panel. He testified that rate agreements and pooling arrangements governed the north transatlantic trade and urged that copies be filed and kept public. He asserted eastbound rates are controlled in the United States as well as abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
International Mercantile Marine Company
House Shipping Trust Committee
Congress
Mr. Franken
Saloon Fight Ends in Death of Snowden in Lincolnville
In a Northeast saloon at 3:20 yesterday Thomas Sharp 1622 Turner St NE and Thomas Snowden 35 of Lincolnville fought. Police say Sharp struck Snowden on the right head causing unconsciousness. Snowden died at Casualty Hospital. Sharp was arrested by Officer J G Dellamico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Sharp
Turner Street
Snowden
Wrete Shome
Lincolnville
D. C
Sharpe
J. G. Dellamico
Alexandria to Appeal City Officials Cite Unfriendly Tone in Testimony
The Alexandria city council votes to appeal Judge Bennett T. Gordon's ruling in the annexation suit with Fairfax counties. Mayor Fisher condemns the witnesses as unfriendly and pompous while offering aid to outlying districts. no extra attorney fees are expected. Iria Realty Association holds annual banquet. KE Castell elected president, with Dr. F. F. Repetti, S. M. Jones, and A. Whitl named among directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
City Council
Bennett T. Gordon
Nelson County
Fairfax Counties
Brockett
Lambert
Fisher
John M. Johnson
Iria Realty
Iria Realty Association of Washington
Ramme
KE. O. Castell
F. F. Repetti
M. Jones
A. Whit
Banquet Invite for Griffith and Realty Officers Named
The Nationals manager Clark Griffith will attend a banquet at the Hotel Rammel next Wednesday evening as a guest of local baseball fans and players. In Alexandria County Realty Corporation, officers were elected for the new year with P. W. Page as president, W G Collings vice president and GM, E. W. Stearns treasurer, R. Gordon Finney secretary, and Finney & Ball acting as general counsel. directors include P. Page, Arthur J. Porter, and W. G. Collings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Clark Griffith
Nationals
Rammel
Beavers Confesses Defalcation At High Bridge Bank
High Bridge New Jersey bank closes after cashier Abram L. Beavers admits taking about 100000 of bank funds. Vice president Henry Rose says Beavers turned over assets totaling around 26000 and is reportedly in New York. Comptroller assigns an examiner to investigate as details remain undisclosed.
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High Bridge
N. J
High Bridge National Bank
Abram L. Beavers
Henry Rose
Beavers
New York
High Bridge National Bank Today
Murray
National Bank
A. L. Fowler
Washington
Twelve of Bark's Crew Drowned in Boating Disaster
In Great Grimsby England on Tuesday the bark Agdsa foundered at the mouth of the Humber and twelve crew members drowned as a small boat carrying men escaping capsized. Three survivors were picked up by a trawler and landed at Grimsby.
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Great Grimsby
England
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W. R. Speare
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J. WM. Lee
Samat
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
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Geo
Shafter
J. H. Small & Sons
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Selim
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Turkey
Selim III
Sinan
Gen. Castro
U. S. Board of Inquiry
Pure
Holland
Bottie
Tokalon Co., Inc
Representative Moore
House Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
Philadelphia
Alien Bill
Senator Johnson
R.harris
Jacie
K. Harris & CO
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Seventh and
D Streets
Henry Would
Sherman
Regan
George
Walthall
Mr. Henry
A.R. Oyster Club
Josephine
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Hevre—La Provence
London
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Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Ham
Bares Shipping Pools
House Committee
Chomad
Thomas Sharp
Federal National Bank
John Poole
N.H. Shea
J. J. Darlington
Byron S. Adams Walter A. Brown
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Frank B. Noyes
John L. Newbold
Clarence B. Rheem
N. H. Shea
Leon Tobriner
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