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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1911

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Delay Foiled Law Committee Inquires Into Alaska Syndicate Fraud

Delegate Wickersham presents sworn evidence claiming government losses of 50000 through perjury tied to the Alaska syndicate. He asserts the Attorney General allowed the statute of limitations to bar prosecutions, while photographs and affidavits are produced for a committee inquiry. The case ties Pierpont Morgan and the Guggenheims to the syndicate with names like Kuhn, Loeb & Co and John J. Lesnor Coal Co. Nome and Seattle figures appear in a broader fraud narrative.

Wickersham Masha Alaska House Committee On Judiciary House H. J. Douglas D. H. Jarvis Alaska Syndicate Government Revenue Cutter Service Seattle John E. Bullock John J. Lesnor Wickershaw Hazey M. B. Morrisey Attorney General Judiciary Committee Douglas Northwestern Commercial Company Seanor Coal Company Mamta Treasury Webb North Carolina Territorial Clayton Pierpont Morgan Guggenheim Brothers Kuhn, Loeb & Co Jacob H. Schiff Graves Norris Nebraska Simon Guggenheim

Goose Split Ends Dispute In Courtroom Dividing Goose

In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania alderman John F Donohue settled a goose ownership dispute between Mrs Alice Krieger and Mrs Louis Pelinus by a novel plan. Each woman would fetch a gand er from her flock and the goose would choose its flock, else the goose would be killed and divided.

Washington Post Wilkes-Barre John F.donohue Alice Krieger Shickshinny Louis Pelinus

House Balks Senate Vote On Tariff Bills

Congress battles over timing for votes on pending tariff measures as House Democrats push revision of key schedules. Speaker Clark signals continued work through September with a timetable for July and August votes on reciprocity, wool tariff, free list, and statehood bills.

Congress Clark Senate Washington House of Representatives Insurgenta Cummins Arizona New Mexico Taft Penrose Martin Kenyon Bristow

Mars Fallgin Aero Air Pocket Cause Shocks Thousands

A dramatic aerial incident over Mars shows pilot Mars Fallgin losing control after an air pocket. Wife witnesses the tumble as onlookers report him plunging several hundred feet in a vertigo fright, with rescue crews rushing to the scene.

Victims of foreign thieves through Berlin con men

Berlin reports three Americans fall prey to confidence tricks as a San Francisco man Garnass loses 1700 in Berlin after a meeting with a Boston impostor. Other travelers Galie and Bodlein claim thefts in Brussels Prague Carlsbad with pocketbooks and travel checks seized. Mars injured in Erie air crash during aviation meet.

Washington Post New York New York World Ber- Scratches Birdman Henry Granass San Francisco Berlin Garnass Bris Grant Allan Boston Mr. Garnass Allan Paul Galie Brussels

Bud's perilous flight ends in crash at field

Mrs Mars recalls Bud's second ascent when a dangerous atmospheric condition at the field's lower end caused trouble. He reportedly fought the controller as the craft plunged toward the earth, and observers feared for his safety before the machine darted down.

Mre Mars Bud

Man Arrested For Not Stopping Mother-In-Law Poisoning

Indianapolis July 14 Robert Sherlock was arrested after he refused to stop his mother in law Margaret Mote from killing herself by consuming cartolic acid. Sherlock allegedly instructed her to proceed as others tried to intervene. Police will decide what action to take regarding his involvement.

Washington Post Indianapolis Robert Sherlock Margaret Mote Sherlock Sbe

American Lost in the Alps Seeks Boston Man on Dent du Midi

Reports from Geneva state guides and others search the Alps for Homer Tidman of Boston who disappeared after setting out alone to comb the Dent du Midi on the Valais Savoy frontier. The only trace found is Tidman’s name carved on a mountain hut, raising fears he fell from a precipice.

Geneva Switzerland Homer Tidman Boston Dent-du-Midi Alps Valais Savoy

Stockbridge Chimes to Ring Again After Protest

Stockbridge selectmen announce the David Dudley Field chimes will be played every evening from dusk until 6 30. The bells, silent all season, were resumed after Miss Emily Tuckerman of Washington protested last year. The practice will continue through future summers, a 43 year tradition ending this summer.

Selectmen Stockbridge Mass Tuckerman Washington Post Lenox David Dudley Field Emily Tuckerman Washington

Anarchy Reigns as Cabinet Resigns in Persia

Teheran dispatch reports a cabinet resignation and widespread anarchy in Ardabil Province. Rebels sack forty villages in Ardabil district and control grows in Shiras Ker manshah and Sehma. Roads are unsafe and strict censorship on outgoing news is in place.

Ardabil London The Standard Teheran Shiras Fara Kermanshah Sehma Kurdistan

Anglo Japanese treaty revised to allow arbitration with America

London announced modification of the 1905 Anglo Japanese alliance extending the term by nearly six years and excluding the United States from potential enemies. The change lets either nation avoid war if an arbitration treaty exists with a third power, signaling progress toward a broader arbitration pact led by President Taft. Page continuation promised on the third page. $2.00 Luray Va. and Return Sunday July 16 special train.

Great Britain Japan London England United States Taft Edward Grey Count Kato Korea Russia Australia Kure India Sir Edward Grey Luray Baltimore & Ohio Union Station

50 Crown in Crash Diamante Rams the Irma

A night collision in a tropical storm near Port Limon Costa Rica sinks the steamship Irma with 32 passengers and crew. Only eight survive through daring rescues as lifeboats fail in heavy seas and a Coast Guard effort saves several from the shore. Two Nicaraguan coffee growers and their wives are among the victims.

Europe Washington Post Port Limon Costa Rica Irma Bluefields San Juan River Greytown Diaante Castillo Tme Black Sea Colorado

Canada commutes execution for Italian woman in Sault Ste. Marie

Angelino Neapolitano, sentenced to death for murdering her husband Peter Neapolitano, learns Ottawa commutes the sentence to life imprisonment. While jailed in Ontario, she faints upon hearing the news from a convict below, then pleads against hanging and expresses relief, later kissing the matron. Train notes follow.

Ottawa Ontario Angelino Neapolitano Sault Ste. Marie Neapolitano Mich Angelina Neapolitano Hearst Jand Iat

Gomez Nips Plot in Cuba Amid Talk of U S Intervention

sensational Havana dispatch claims President Gomez holds documents proving plots by Vice President Zayas San Miguel Juan Gualberto Gomez and others to impeach Gomez seek intervention and install Zayas as governor. San Miguel New York capitalists and Maj James E Reuncie Consul General Rodgers named in alleged conspiracy. U S Secretary Knox denied intervention.

U. S Washington Havana Gomez Documenta Zayag San Miguel Juan Gualberto Gomez Knox Cuba Washinston

Attorney General Accused in House Opposition

A multi item page itemizes disputes including Attorney General accused and House opposition to a Marly adjournment. Other notes cover aviation crash, forest fires, Puebla apprehension, and political inquiries with varied regional updates.

House Marly Mars Dr. Wiley Atwood Taft League Heid Puebla Mexico Deneen Carey Girl News of Alexandria Hutchins Emil Kuhn

Georgia Author Blames Sherman for Columbia Fire in History

Gov. Cole L. Blease protested a state history text for neutrality on who burned Columbia in 1865. Atlanta author Waddy O Thompson agreed to place blame on Gen. Sherman, altering phrasing to say the army marked its route by destruction of property and laid Columbia in ashes. Thompson is son of former South Carolina governor Hugh Thompson.

Georgia Columbia Gen. Sherman Washington Post State Board of Education Thompson United States Cole L. Blease Waddy O Thompson Atlanta Sherman Hugh Thompson South Carolina the Treasury Cleveland

Hazard Council Bans Hogs From City Streets

Hazard Kentucky town council issues an order to confine all hogs to a town pen by marshal after July 17 and to no longer allow hogs on streets. The move aims to curb municipal nuisance and preserve Hazard Spirit and pride.

Hazard Washington Post Wit Kent

Porter A J Berry Leaves $100000 From Tips In 35 Years

In Alexandria Bay Thousand Islands on July 14 A J Berry a colored hotel porter for 35 years at the Thousand Islands House died. He was a familiar figure at the dock with arriving steamers and left an estate near $100000 saved from tips and investments.

New York Washington Post Alexandria Bay Thousand Islands A. J. Berry Thousand Islands House Berry

Aurae of Models Shown In Chicago Aura Experiments

Four Chicago Art Institute girls allowed 35 physicians and six nuns at Mercy Hospital to observe their bodies as aurae emanating from them. Under Dr PatrickS O Connell, the team tested light revealing human atmospheres, following Dr Walter J Kitners London claims. A control test failed until a nun detected glow between finger tips and body.

Washington Post Chicago Chicago Art Institute Mercy Hospital Patricks. O'Connell O'Connell Walter J. Kitner St. Thomas’ Hospital London Sister de Lourdes Dr. O'Donnell

Investigation into Wiley-Wickersham ousting efforts begins

The House committee on expenditures in the Department of Agriculture orders a full inquiry into efforts to oust Dr. Harvey W. Wiley and subordinates. Hearings will begin once papers from Secretary James Wilson arrive, with Secretary Wilson, Dr. Wiley, Dr. Busby, Dr. Kebner, Dr. Bigelow, Assistant Secretary Hays, Solicitor McCabe and others expected to testify.

Department of Agriculture House Committee On Committee On Wickersham Harvey W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Bureau H. H. Busby Wiley Moss Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson Washington Wilson Br. Busby Kebner Bigelow Hays McCabe Clark Department Busby Department of Justice Dr. Wiley

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