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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
3
Prosecution charges a spy who worked for detectives with stealing letters and papers from employers. Defense may complete all testimony except that of the accused and Moyer this week.
The Western Federation convention in Denver voted to adopt a new preamble pledging members to socialism and to join their unions with an industrial and political party. Pinkerton agents were present and questioned as to the federation’s plans to form a national organization and run a ticket in the next election.
Reports describe the looting of union stores and a newspaper office linked to the Victor riot. KC Sterling, mine owners chief detective, appears as key witness with ME White of the Weather Federation cited as the last witness. The defense plans to finish most witnesses soon while the state builds its rebuttal as the trial nears its end.
Mayor Reyburn signed an ordinance empowering the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company to operate as the city’s partner for 50 years with shared profits above six percent. The plan creates a city board representation, repeals earlier street railway controls, and funds street paving and snow removal, prompting strong opposition alleging a confiscation of public rights.
Frank Johnson reappears as Charles T Brewin in Burlington New Jersey four years after vanishing. He awakes to recognize his son and recalls little else, later affirmed by Miss Brown of Plainfield and Alfred Woolmen, with church and family ties guiding the search back to his old life.
July Magnus Thompson of Black Brook Wisconsin shot and wounded Manic Phagum today after the girl refused to marry him, then killed himself by shooting himself in the head. The incident occurred in New Richshead Wisconsin and involved a rejected suitor.
A dense OCR list records numerous individuals paired for marriage or contemplated nuptials. Names include Burlingame, Ho Ath, Deyrleo Rov H, Mayex, Merrilay, Dawson Cuurgy Wo Duncan, Riverton, Matte Capp, WF Locké ringer MW Tate, Crowe James D Harrower, Newport News, Breadig B Semeney, Wellingtas, Powers Frink, J Rezar, Reynolds, Short Jostles of the peace, Thomas Johnson, Much, Angelo Sarbato, Elvirs Luceteard, Sithulas Lozetti, Marina Me Mama, Davie va Rav, McLaughlin Garrett Tucker, Amie Ro Murry, Smyth, George digs Hand Eliza seatt, Curtis Connie Goudash, Ede Jones, Prat shemae Parham, Mary E Eveson, Mount Wheain, Md Charles, Mamie Gaul, Tew yok Tayioe Jeeps Jakeson, Mary Howard, Veter Haje9.
Health office record lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses. Entries include Anna Varia Kelly 69, Feter Ferry 90, Tun Masby Columbia Hospital 2 years, Aimiquez Matilon Tenning Road De Smyth Castle Ht, Wiltberger 48, MC Van Dykes 7h Panra Christians A Say 39, Tail Thieme Conrgetnwn Lazy How 33, Taul E Beek Wie Rome 50, Walker 10h Patne 5, Los'wrd Wistier Gave, Hen Yasuno 69, Cari BR Osen Hladennerry 5 months.
In Montreal a pickpocket gang active for weeks struck Saturday, stealing a large envelope containing $1690 from Gerald Murray of the Allan Steamship Line as he tried to deliver payroll cash through a revolving office door. Two well dressed men bumped past him and escaped with the envelope.
A large touring car driven by David Emward swerved into a crowd on Central Street in Evanston last night injuring a woman and a child and sending many others into a panic. Emward and companion Martin Anderson were seized by rioters before police arrived to restore order. Charles Sendert, relative of the injured, suffered serious cuts and bruises while trying to help.
New York July reports to press will detail all accidents on Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Gregan lines. Harriman policy enables board hearings with invited local leaders to comment on findings while telephonic train stop communication is tested on Pennsylvania routes to prevent missteps. Telephones placed along tracks will allow instant updates to dispatchers after a stop.
In New York on July 1 two Nordenschild brothers aged 15 and 12, returning home through rear yards, were mistaken for burglars by Samuel Milbauer, a 42 year old tailor at 204 South Ninth Street. Milbauer fired twice, wounding William, as Joseph hid and explained the youths had lingered out late. Milbauer was arrested but paroled at arraignment.
Bertha Beilstein's body arrived tonight from Los Angeles. An undertaker will guard the casket until positive identification is confirmed to the satisfaction of the Guaranties Trust Company, trustee of her estate. Beilstein, once known as Olga Miller, escaped from Dixmont near Pittsburgh after murdering her mother and died in Los Angeles on May 22. Formal identification will occur tomorrow and the family will arrange disposition.
Report of a white man named Posey taken from Whitfield County jail between 1 and 2 am and hanged at a railroad viaduct in Dalton. Posey admitted the crime of ill treating his nine year old stepdaughter but claimed no intent to harm the girl.
New York July 1 renewed focus on the Viola Boylan murder as Thomas Boylan, father of the victim, is arrested on suspicion of homicide in Harlem court but released on recommendation of the assistant district attorney. Police, led by Captain Walsh, continue to surveil suspects in Italian tenements near 29 Second Avenue, including neighbors Castello and Rugste, while Mrs Boylan and their daughter press police over perceived failures.
Philadelphia July 1 A search for Joseph M Huston the capitol architect has focused on a Vermont mountain sanitarium where he reportedly suffers a mental and physical breakdown His family denies the report Outsiders taxpayers and curious citizens have pressed for information and many calls have been received at his Lehmann Lane Germantown home He left Philadelphia last Easter Monday escorted by a physician and since then has read no newspapers and kept in seclusion
Illinois railroads implement a 2 cent fare under state law for all traffic starting July 1. The General Passenger Association and Western Passenger Association announce the rate will apply to state traffic while interstate fares stay under federal law until a new tariff is set. Litigation is expected but delayed, with railroads planning to pursue court action if needed to defend the new rate.
A report from McDowell Agency Arizona says Apache Indians may outbreak after the killing of Austin Navajo by W H Gu subagent in self defense. Gill, a preacher, sought Sheriff Hayden's protection as Indian friends warned him to leave. Territorial militia and national troops may be called if needed. seven deputies journeyed to the scene.
Major General Franklin Bell, chief of staff, clarifies he did not claim a fault in the army. He notes discontent exists due to inadequate pay and a shortage of officers, while stating there is no need for an army larger than current authorizations. He says a correction of pay and officer levels is essential to attract recruits.
A Glen circle arrest follows a speeding gasoline buggy incident. John A Luis, 39, of Sterling 1915 Cal vert nw, was seized on a warrant for Lutz after allegedly fleeing a speeding convoy toward Cabin John Bridge. George W Brien of the Glen Eno Law and Order League led the chase and witnesses noted the 35 mph throttle. Mayor Garrett set collateral, and John H Poole of 12 Tatreet NW faced disorderly conduct charges after Collins, the arresting officer, testified. Pools was found guilty last week.
New York July 1 The disappearance of Sidney Moss of Toronto was cleared when White Star Line reported a wireless from the Celtic that Ridney Moss had lost his ticket and was passed ashore. Moss arrived June 28 and checked at a hotel. A hat and coat with papers and a European ticket were found in an uptown building, prompting a police search.
Special to The Washington Post York Pa July 1 Howard Snyder aged twenty one killed himself yesterday morning after his parents left for the country church near Two Taverns The youth had been melancholy over a love affair and when his parents returned they could not find him In the chicken yard his body was found with part of his head blown away and a shotgun nearby
Miss Ida Lewis, famed Newport lighthouse keeper, marks fifty years since joining Lime Rock Light. She has rescued at least eighteen from the sea and saved many more from near tragedy, earning praise from Grant and numerous awards while remaining a devoted, lifelong resident of the island.
Two heavily loaded cars detached from a Bethlehem Steel Company train at the Bethlehem steel works struck a shifting engine and crashed. Victims include Weston A Gross thirty-nine, Hellertown yardmaster Harry J Mowsh thirty-seven, Willam Dorney thirty-three, and Rudolph Nuss forty, all of Bethlem and area, with multiple roles among yardmasters and brakemen.
President Roosevelt approves retirement of Captain Perry Garat to rear admiral and nominates Edwin Grant Dexter as head of the school of education at the University of Illinois and commissioner of education for Puerto Rico. Dexter to assume office August 1.
An old advertisement touts Dr Elmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It promises relief from frequent urination and burning, and claims quick results with a sample offer and free booklet. The copy urges readers to notice the product name and company address in the promo.
Contributions to the Associated Charities summer outings reach new highs as Andrew Parker notes prompt responses. Donations from diverse groups including lodges, chapters, schools, and individuals fund Camp Good Will prep and other summer programs, with many listed donors and amounts totaling substantial sums.
A July cloudburst struck Cleveland with rapid rainfall from 1.01 to 1.06 pm flooding basements and streets especially in the east end. Cellars and streetcar lines were disrupted for hours as sewers failed and water rose across blocks. In Forest Hill the Rockefeller estate area turned into torrents with nominal damage reported. Pittsburg saw a downburst around 5 pm causing street and cellar flooding and considerable monetary losses amid sharp lightning and a half hour of severe rain.
Special to Tum waamington Rose Dover New Jersey July 1 Justice Joan Young upheld a judgment ordering Annie Bennett of Shippenville Lake Hopatcong to pay Sam McConnell twenty dollars for sealing his well with salt. McConnell reported his daughter witnessed Bennett dump white powder into the well and on meat later eaten by a wandering dog. A chemist confirmed the claim and salt was brought into Justice Youngs court, delivering the $20 judgment.
The Washington Post reports July 1 that Gov Vardaman did not hold a hearing on Mrs Birdsong’s pardon case today. Petitioners seeking more time were scheduled for next Monday. Many supporters of Mia Birdsong and Dr Butler attended with their attorneys as the governor ruled she will never enter State's prison.
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