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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1911

Page

11

Educator Regrets Action In Sugar Trust Hearings

Former University of Pennsylvania president Charles C Harrison testified on the sugar trust case, saying he would not sell again and calling his era of refinery control a loss of inheritance. David S Stetson, linked to Washington B Thomas, described acting as agent in Pennsylvania Sugar refinery negotiations and turning letters to Thomas for defense. The hearings adjourned and expect July 10 resumption after noting Thomas’ indictment for conspiracy to restrain trade in the 1903 absorption.

University of Pennsylvania House Committee Franklin Sugar Company David S. Stetson Philadelphia Washington B. Thomas American Sugar Refining Company House Sugar Trust Thomas Adolph Segal Pennsylvania Mr.Thomas Trust Stetson Segai'y Cuatar Kissell Tetson Segal Thom Charles C. Harrison Franklin Sugarfinery Company Sugar Trust Harrison Hinds

Bonaparte balks at sugar trust inquiry reading headlines only

Former Attorney General Bonaparte says he read headlines about the sugar trust testimony but not the article text. He criticizes the probe as old news, notes Democratic statesmen supply copy to papers, and refuses to appear before the committee, citing prior experience and lack of benefit.

Washngton Post Baltimore Wormer Bonaparte George H. Earle, Jr Philadelphia Sugar Trust Congress Arte

Steel Men Dine in London At Savoy Hotel

The Duke of Devonshire hosted an Iron and Steel Manufacturers dinner at the Savoy in London. Attendees included Judge Ebertff Gary of United States Steel, Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel, and leaders from Pennsylvanian and Canadian firms. The event honored Taft and Sir Edward Grey’s arbitration efforts as Gary urged cooperation over cutthroat competition.

Lomson Duke of Devonahne Savoy Hotel Ebertff Gary United States Steel Corporation Charles M. Schwab Béthlehem Steel Corporation Pr Ments FE

Girl Typhoid Carrier Sparks Englewood Milk Fever

A Chicago report says a girl who had typhoid three years earlier was allowed to wash milk cans on her father’s farm and is linked to an Englewood fever outbreak. Four people who drank milk from the farm are ill. The carrier, once thought recovered, is ordered to quarantine.

Caicago Health Department Englewood Srn Rove Boersma

Hazen Wins Windsor Golf Club Bout for Yale Player

Joseph J. Hazen of the Oakland Golf Club Bayside Long Island and a Yale football player triumphed in the Western Advertising Golf Association second season tournament at Windsor Golf Club. He defeated E. PF Sockrell, president, 1 up in twelve holes.

Uhierso Dune O—Unsepn Jo. Hazen Oakland Golf Cub Bayside Long Island Yale Western Advertising Golfery’ Association Windsor Golf Club Ele E. Pf, Sockrell

Cold Storage Ad Promises Safe Fur Storage

An ad proclaims furs will be absolutely safe and kept in perfect condition in improved cold storage compartments with reasonable charges.

Witness Hines Cross-Examination Shocks Lorimer Probe

Howard Hines, Chicago lumberman tied to the Lorimer election fund, faced five hours of cross examination by the Senate Lorimer committee in Springfield. He contradicted competing lumber executive Werman Hettler and defended his testimony about President Taft and Aldrich remarks, while committee members pledged to pursue all leads to uncover the truth.

Howard Hines Chicago Lorimer Senate Lorimer Committee John I. Marble Hines Werman H. Hettler Sprinsfich Wade Aldrich Taft Mr. Marbie White House Springfield Mines Wlehe O'Brien Esterday Son Cruspeaunmaeelom Union League Munk Funk Markle Mr. Lorimer Mr. Hines

White House Callers Aboard Friday List of Senators and Reps

A roster of lawmakers including Senator Stone of Mb Senator Guggenvim of Coloais and Senator Crane of Wasachusett appears among White House callers on Friday. Also named are Representatives Hlmetsey of Washington Pepper of Tow2 Rendall of Iowa and M'uuere of Oklahoma along with Gay Willson and former Representative Morgan.

Stone Guggemhvim Coloais Crane Wasachusett Hlmetsey Washington Pepper Rendall Iowa M'Uuere Oklahoma Gay Willson Morgan Oblo Our

Willson in Washington backs Taft. West Virginia Dems upbeat

Republican Governor Augustus Willson of Kentucky met President Taft during a 24 hour Washington visit and voiced strong support for Taft’s renomination. Ohio and West Virginia figures anticipate Democratic gains as party leaders cite past defeats and current dissension within Republican ranks to forecast victory in next year’s presidential election.

Augustus Willson Kentucky Washington Taft Willson Bradley Taylor Abraham Lincoln Hodgenville Vince Gov. Willson White House A. I. Vorys Ohio Judson Uarmon Willam Jennings Bryan Wilson Peocle Louis Bennett West Virginia Republican National Committee Judge Bennett Willard Watson Chilton

Suit to enjoin MacVeagh over Venezuelan indemnity fund

Justice Gold heard a suit to restrain Franklin MacVeagh and Lee McClung from distributing a $385,000 indemnity fund to corporations named by the Secretary of State. J. William Safford claims $56,000 as a judgment creditor of the Manoa Company and seeks appointment of a receiver to shield his interest as the fund is tied to Venezuela concessions wrested from gold and asphalt firms. Pack, Hinton & Pack represent the claimant.

Franklin MacVeagh Treasury Lee McClung United States Justice Gold District Supreme Court Venezuela Manoa Company Orinoco Company, Limited Orinoco Corporation J . William Safford New York Pack, Hinton &, Pack

Mobs Clash Wounding 200 in Kalusz Election Riots

In Kalusz eastern Galicia on June 3 troops were deployed to halt clashes between rival mobs. About 200 people were wounded as rioters burned farm buildings cut telegraph wires and damaged railway bridges amid the strife surrounding the election.

Kalusz Galicia Vienna

Senate Debates Reciprocity Pact Opposition Voices

Senator Gamble delivered a strong speech opposing the reciprocity agreement with Canada. Senator Cummins followed with a third installment of his opposition. The Senate plans to meet at noon with no vote expected before adjournment to Wednesday. The House also convenes at noon, with proceedings adjourned until Wednesday.

Gamble Canada Cummins Senate

King George Thanks Subjects After Coronation

King George issues a message praising the empire for loyalty during the coronation, urging unity to face future difficulties. London festivities end with 109,000 London children hosted at Crystal Palace. Special guests include American Ambassador John Hays Hammond and Mrs Hammond at a Society of American Women in London lunch. Remarks note Prince of Wales visit to Canada and the impending resignation of Lord Strathcona as Mount Royal high commissioner. Praise for Whitelaw Reid highlighted by the Daily Telegraph.

Society of American, Women In London Prince of Wales Canada White- Jaw Reid Strathcona George British Empire Westminster Soag Crystal Palace Mary Palace Hammonds John Hays Hammond Wiliam Pender-Reeves New Zealand Ettie, Sayeer England Duke of Connaught Wilfrid Laurier Lord Strathcona Mount Royal Wilfrid St. Paul's Daily Telegraph Today Whitelaw Reid Asquith Balfour Rosebery Reid

Disciple of Occult Leader Ends Life in Jealous Court Scene

Dr W Th G Latson, follower of occult teachings, died by his own hand on May 11, coroner's jury rules. Miss Alta Markhevka, his secretary and devoted disciple, testified at the inquest and fainted with joy after verdict. A note found on Latson's desk read I’ve done my best death Mama and Gerty.

New York W. Th. G Latson Alta Muarkhevka Iis Miss Markhevksa Miss Markhevka Dr. Larson Mama Gerty Gertie

Craze kills family then herself in Lockney heat

In Lockney Texas on June 30 a heat fueled tragedy left Maude McCrary of Los Angeles California dead after killing her three young children and herself. The bodies were found today. Fire nearly destroyed Iditarod City Alaska on June 25 with news arriving now.

Lockney Tex Maude McCrary Los Angeles Cal Alaskan Seattle Iditarod City Alaska

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