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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1906

Page

3

Letters Full of Love Ford Divorce Forgeries Revealed

Pittsburg July 2 The Harte divorce case unearthed forged letters the defense calls fake. The court overruled the objection allowing admission for trial. Miss Hartje defends the letters as forgeries while the wife testifies of love and plans to wed after divorce. The missives include personal counsel such as keep yourself clean and change socks daily.

Pittsburg Stableman Wrehington Harte Mbellant Mary Scott Hartje Coachman

RALey and Hickcox Wed in Washington Home Ceremony

Charles Reid Riley and Helene Howard Hickcox, both of Washington, were married on Monday July 2 1906 at the bride’s parents home 102 Twenty second Street Northwest. The ceremony was performed by Reverend WoTD Mins DOD Wr.

Raley—Hickcox Twenty-second Street Rey Charles Reid Riley Miss Helex Howard Hickcox Washington, D

Obituary notices and funeral announcements mix dated deaths

A dense OCR of death notices lists multiple individuals with dates in July and June 1900s including William de Hatz, Augusta Fleming, Mary Hale, John Heenan, Elmer McKinley, and Thomas Downey. Items reference cremation, church services, graves, and relatives across cities like Toom Manassas and Georgetown, with recurring undertakers and churches.

Watz Toom William DE Hatz Lee's M. Elmer H John F and Lattle Roland Congres Heights Methodist Episcopal Church Ann Pickson Sudlenty Baturtay de Milrove Anya Holene Dickson William Dickroy Tuaday St Faul's Catholi V Street Flemming Manassas Augusta W Fatrick Flemming Charet of Lee'a Waom Morris Cooper Footre Actington National Cemetery Spom New York Commandery Society of the Colonial Ware Society of the Santiaga Order of the Dragon Caratannd Math United States Infantry Vete Mary Ko Hale William Ho Hele Feressence Florida Avenue Northeast Wadnesday Glenwood Cemetery Friends Meenan RIS P TM Georgetown Chiscrelle Hospital Theresa Heenan St Aloystus” Church Go'zock Rosy Road Keane Council Nosis Koiehta Columbus John A Heenan Alavalua Sam WE Rime J Ales McKinley O'clark Philadelphia Stephenson Hiness Clcelia Stephenson Samuel L Stephen

Standard Oil Rates and Grand Jury Contact in Ohio

Cleveland July 2 a conference between James R Garfield Commissioner of Corporations and U S District Attorney Sullivan touched on preparations for a federal grand jury special session. Subpoenas were issued to Lake Shore Railway employees and questions likely about Standard Oil shipments over the Lake Shore system. Garfield said the case rests with Sullivan. he will spend the Fourth at Mentor and return to Washington Thursday.

Cleveland Ohio Federal Grand Jury James R. Garfield United States Sullivan Garfill Garfield T J Jerome Lake Shore Railway Standard Oil Company Lake Shore Abram Garfeld Country Club Mentor Washington

Penny Denies Charge Review of the Testimony

A Pennsylvania Railroad special committee reported to the board that of over 300 coal mine operators along PRR lines, fewer than ten testified they faced unfair discrimination in coal car allocation or sidings. Despite public impressions, the committee found no proven undue preferences in car distribution or siding construction among the witnesses examined.

Board of Directors Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Company Interstate Commerce Commission Pennsylvania Railroad Tierstate Commerce Commission

Accused Man in West Side Court Held on Suit Against Girls

Henry Alvord Short a University Club member is jailed in the West Side Court prison under $5,000 bail for examination next Friday on charges by two girls aged fourteen. Barbara Livingston, his alleged accomplice, is jailed with him at a Fifty Fifth Street house used as their base for two years. Detectives also arrested Helen Yartell and Bertha Ennis for alleged involvement in luring girls to Shorts rooms. Police continue seeking six other girls aged thirteen to fourteen said to have met Short through the women.

Washington Fo New York Henry Alvord Short University Club West Side Court Prison Charlotte Fitzsimmons Ellen Welsh Short Barbara Livingston Fifty-ffth Street Charles Short Columbia Edward Lyman Short Maine Troy and Gleanon Pisarro Gerry Society Helen Yartell Sixth Avenue Bertha Ennis Birch Street Bronx West Forty-seventh Street

Irish Homecoming Movement in Birmingham Wa July 2

The Birmingham Council Knights of Columbus launched a homecoming movement for Irish Americans to be submitted to every council in the United States. The plan aims to set July 4 aside for a Irish American day at the Dublin exposition and support desperate Straits. Several individuals could be helped by Dr Xing’s Newe for Consumption while funds linger at one dollar.

Birmingham Birmingham Council Knights of Columbus Trnight Dublin Exposition

Hold divergent views of $880000000 budget

Chairman Tawney and Col. Lavingston released annual statements on appropriations for the just concluded session. They compare totals with prior Congresses, one against the last Congress and the other against 1898, highlighting increases and Republican vs Republican contrasts.

Tawney House Committee On Appropriations L. F. Livingston Col Livinggton McKintey Cleveland Col. Lavingston Sas District of Columbia Military Academy Navy Pensions

Democrats Portray Expenditures as Extravagant Belief

The article reports on Mr Tawney and Mr Livingston arguing over the 1907 federal expenditures totaling 580,183, a0132 with detailed breakdowns for regular supply bills and special acts. They compare increases over 1906, defend current spending as necessary for military pensions and postal services, and rail against extravagance while urging efficiency and reform.

Tawney Mr. Tawney Mr. Livingston Mr Tawney Congress Postal Service

Panama Canal Bond Sale Details and Congressional Praise

The text notes a Panama Canal bond sale of 3 million dollars with 2 percent interest dated August 1 1906, redeemable in ten years and payable in thirty, tax exempt and usable for public deposits. It also praises Col Livingston and the Committee on Appropriations for fair treatment and diligent work, highlighting Mr Tawney as a skilled chairman.

Tawney House Committee On Appropriations McKinley Panama Canal Secretary of the Treasury United States

Bishops Selections Shifts in Isthmian Commission

The Senate failed to confirm nominations. Bishop loses a possible seat, continuing only as secretary to the Isthmian Canal Commission. A new commission is announced by the War Department with Shonts as chairman Stevens Magoon Hains Endicott Harrod.

Joseph Buckfin Bishop Isthmian Canal Commission Commission Senate War Department Theodore P. Shonts John FF. Stevens Charles E Magoon Peter C. Hains U. S Mordecat T Endicott TSN Benjamin M. Harrod Stevens Oswald H. Ernst Bishop Ernst International Waterways Commission Shonts Magoon Canal Zone Panama

Many Injured As Tenement Fire Roars In New York

A five story Lewis Street tenement fire in East Side New York injures many, mostly women and children. Occupants on the third floor escaped through smoke to the street. fourth and fifth floors fled to the roof but door to the roof was fastened. No fatalities reported.

New York Lewis Street

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Health

An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and urinary issues. It claims tests with ordinary water show kidney problems and promises relief from pain frequent urination and back discomfort. The offer includes a free sample bottle and a book by mail from Binghamton New York.

Drelmer Mai Thilmer & Co Binghamton Washington Daily Post

President isolated at Sagamore Hill plan to charge for Fourth of July seats

Special to The Washington Post reports President Roosevelt, resting at Sagamore Hill, will have a quiet summer with limited visitors. A local Oyster Bay plan to charge 10 cents for seating was abandoned to avoid commercialism. Photographer Legendre filed a assault charge against Secret Service officer Sloane after an incident at the train station. Sloane asked for a one week delay.

Plan of Oyster Bay Committee Secret Service Washington Post Oyster Bay Roosvelt Sagamore Hill Cove Neck Loeb el Aver Moore Newark Locust Grove Roosevelt Clarence Legendre Jams Sloane Brore Justice Franklin Asault Jack McQuade Sloane Squire Franklin Perea

No Light On Wreck At Salisbury Disaster In Parliament

In the House of Commons this afternoon the disaster at Salisbury was discussed. An inspector from the board of trade was sent to the scene though no preliminary report had yet been received. Directors of the International Mercantile Marine disavowed liability, citing that passengers were under London and Southwestern Railway care at the time. News crews and families pressed for passenger information from the New York line.

Salisbury House of Commons Lloyd-George Board of Trade New York England International Mercantile Marine International Mercantile Maine London and Southwestern Railroad Company

Theories As To Disaster Swarm Hints At Air Lifted Train

Special cable dispatch reports experts debating Salisbury railway catastrophe. Col Swain suggests high speed air cushion near the bridge may lift the engine from rails during the curve. Rushing speed, signals, and possible prior or malicious track interference are noted as contributing factors.

Specia Cable Dispatch Washington Post London Salisbury Col. Swaim United States Army Dinton Wilton Great Western Plymouth Board of Trade Werdnescoy

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