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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1905

Page

2

Palmer and Ricketts contract fighting over Lanston deal

Public Printer Palmer and Foreman of Printing Ricketts faced a lengthy Washington inquiry into the Lanston and Mergenthaler contracts. Testimony covered Ricketts bid hesitations, Palmer's leadership, use of contractors, and alleged motives behind promotions. Officials discussed New York visits, White House contacts, and prior commissions while enforcing ethical questions about administrative decisions.

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Testimony on Lanston versus Mergenthaler evidence heard

Testimony in Washington focused on the merits of Lanston and Mergenthaler typesetting machines. Witnesses described factory performance, maintenance, and costs while officials debated the best option for the Government Printing Office.

Mr. Ricketts Mr. Dodge Kennedy Mia F Street Mr. Kennnedy Ricketta Dodge Government Printing Office Ricketts Cage

Jury Blames Company for Death of Walter Mims

At a coroner’s inquest in Washington the jury found the construction company responsible for the death of Walter Mims, an African American engineer, who died from an electric shock near the new House of Representatives office building. The verdict cited lack of proper precautions and a live wire contact from a derrick.

House of Representatives Capitol Grounds George Davis Mima Mims Potomac Htectite Power Company C. Lagmis

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