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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1906

Page

4

President Plans Sagamore Hill Campaign Luncheon

The Republican Congressional campaign begins at Sagamore Hill with a Monday luncheon for Speaker Cannon James Sherman Loudenslager and McKinley to chart a nationwide plan. Roosevelt supports tightening strategy to bolster weak spots and broaden speaker reach from Maine to New York with a campaign center at Sagamore Hill.

Cannon Sherman Roosevelt Oyster Bay Washington Sagamore Hill House of Representatives Esaman James 8. Sherman New York Congressional Campaign Committee Loudenslagtr New Jersey McKinley Maols Panama Sagamore Hall Wall Maine Congress Littlefield Loudenslager St. James Building

Army Vacancies Filled by Enlisted, Honor Graduate, Civil Selections

War Department orders fill second lieutenant line vacancies from the last fiscal year. Twelve cavalry and infantry, six artillery go to enlisted men who pass exams. Twelve honor graduates from military schools will be appointed as professors of military science. Civilian appointments require competitive exam and presidential nomination.

War Department

Guests of Canadians Entertained by Victoria Officers

United States naval units Chicago and Boston spent two days at Esquimalt and entertained at government house in Victoria on July 20. The ships then proceeded to Santa Barbara with Rear Admiral Goodrich to be relieved by Swainburne. Various Navy officers received transfers and promotions including Lieut Commanders Jones Kellogg Shipley Cooper Traut Proctor Galbraith Spaford and others with arrivals, promotions, and assignments noted at Washington Norfolk Canacao and other ports.

Chicago Boston Victoria British Columbia United States Lsft Santa Barbara Hiquimault James Dunsmuir Goodrich Government House Leutenant Charleston Good- Tich Swimburne Ro M Barry Navy H. P Jones Navy Yard Washington AM Proctor Tacoma W W Galbraith E . Spaford F. J Cleary Naval Hospital New York Bureau of Equipment Navy Department Louis Crux Lake U.S. Marine Band 11Th St Pennsylvania New Wizard Hotel

Movements of Naval Vessels and Army Allotments

Navy ships arrive at Bremerton Cavite Boston Chefoo Norfolk and other ports with vessels including Preble Rainbow Justin Choctaw Princeton Iroquoia Don Juan de Austria Irie Marbiehead and more The Quartermaster General approves allotments for new construction at multiple army posts amid hot weather testing notes on soldier morale and a tonic claim for goodness of spirits and appetite.

Arvived-Fpreble Bremerton Rainbow Justin Cavite Kentucky Boston Ohio Chefoo Choctaw Norfolk Princeton Iroquoia Widway Don Juan de Austria Sanchez Irie Marbiehead San Jose Sea Mary Lant Portland Provincetown Gloucester Tacoma League Island Tompkinaville Y Mayfower Sanenez Humpney Suerger

Court Martial Ordered Over Philippines Officer Dispute

A wrangle between two army officers in the Philippines led Acting Secretary of War Oliver to order a general court-martial for November 1 at Zamboanga. Capt L. M. Koehler of the Fourth Cavalry faces charges for using intemperate language toward Maj Hugh L. Scott, amid prior accusations and a reprimand for the major. Travel and legal requirements necessitate witnesses from the United States.

Philippines Oliver Zamboanga Mindanao L. M. Koehler Fourth Cavalry Hugh L. Scott Bia Wood Department United States

Gourdain plans private Joliet jail if appeals fail

Louis A. Gourdain of Chicago, jailed for defrauding via malls, vows one more Supreme Court bid to avoid a 442 year sentence. He says a Joliet annex prison with wardens and guards will house him, ensuring he serves the term. Government officials outline four possible paths to returning him to custody, including seizure, bond quashing, and surety surrender.

New York Louis A. Gourdain Chicago Justice White Supreme Court of the United States Narragandett Pier BR. I. Gourdain JoHet Lews Gourdain Joliet Reef Peter S. Grosseup Gourdain United States District Court United States District Attorney Morrigan Ina John H Date Con United States Marshal

Limit on Criminal Appeals by Dr White at Cornell

Andrew D White, former Cornell University president, urged ending technical appeals in criminal cases at a Cornell summer school address in Ithaca New Jersey. He cited New York City crime and District Attorney Jerome, saying many hope that rising crime does not spoil justice in New York courts and the nation.

Andrew White Ithaca N. J Andrew DL White Cornell University Cornell Summer School New York City Jerome White New York

Packers Backed by National Live Stock Exchange

Chicago July 20 The National Live Stock Exchange members resolved to defend the packers and push to prove their meat in all manufactures is fit for use. They also asked Secretary Wilson to meet a committee on the new inspection order. Wilhelm Lacomeso, a South African army contractor, said Chicago beef in the Boer war was mostly satisfactory except for one shipment left on a deck four months at 116 degrees.

Chicago National Live Stock Exchange Wilson Wilhelm Lacomeso

City Officials Cited for Contempt of Court Defense

Topeka Kansas July 20 W W Rosse mayor of Kansas City Kansas Vernon J Rose chief of police and John F Kelly captain of police were cited to appear before the State Supreme Court and show cause why they should not be punished for contempt in violation of the court order prohibiting the city to exact revenue from joints The accusation states that in May 1906 they exacted payments from many persons upon an agreement that they should operate joints without police molestation

Mayor Rose Topeka Kans W. W. Rosse Kansas City Vernon J. Rose John F. Kelly State Supreme Court Sa Jpans

Rescued in mid ocean by New York steamer

New York July 20 The crew of the Norwegian bark Undsl were rescued this morning by the American Line steamer New York about 725 miles east of Sandy Hook. The New York reported taking the crew aboard after which the wreck was burned. No further details were provided.

New York Sandy Hook Mersige Roberts

Ohigzn Convicted of Bigamy in Springfield Trial

Harold Robinson, a member of a gang family, was found guilty of bigamy after a contentious trial in Springfield Ohio. He had married Miss Alice Stevens of Piqua and Miss Jessie Linn of Springfield.

Springfield Ohio Harold Robinson Alice Stevens Piqua Jessie Linn Slager

Filipino ladrone band peace reigns in Luzon says Gov Gen

Word from the Bureau of Insular Affairs reports the capture of several leaders of the Filipino ladrone band in Rizal and Laguna. Macarin Bakay Francisco Carreon Leon Vilafuerte Julian Montalon Lucia Devega Benito Natividad were taken by fair means with no promises, trials expected, Salvador and fanatical followers to be captured soon as Cebu quiets.

Ide Salvador Cebu Bureau of Insular Affairs Rizal Laguna iHpio Macarin Bakay Francisco Carreon Leon Vil- Tiafuerte Julian Montalon Lucia Devega Benito Natividad Pence Luzon Fidipe Salvador Luy Harry H. Bachholtz

Portrait of John Hay Painting Placed in State Department

A portrait of the Late Secretary of State John Hay, chosen by Mrs. Hay, was installed in the State Department's diplomatic reception room. The three-quarters size color replica, by Miss Ken Emmet of Salisbury Connecticut, is based on a home photograph and shows Hay seated.

Qis State Department John Hay Hay Root

Alaska Capital Moved to Juneau by Acting AG Decision

Acting Attorney General Charles W. Trussell rules that Alaska capital shifts from Sitka to Juneau. Gov. Hoggatt rented two offices in Juneau, using a 5,000 dollar contingency clause to authorize office space, prompting territorial move despite prior Sitka designation.

Charles W. Trussell Department of the Interor Alaska Sitka Juneau Hogcatt Territory of Zovernor Hoggatt Secretary of the Interior Gov

Express Companies Seek Extension On Rates Filing

The United States Express Company sought more time from the Interstate Commerce Commission to file its rates. American Express and Wells Fargo filed similar requests. American expresses boast 39 000 miles of US rail and 6 000 offices with 4 600 000 rates. Wells Fargo cites 45 000 miles and 4 700 offices with over 11 000 000 rates to copy. Both seek several months extension likely granted by law.

United States Express Company Interstate Commerce Commission Commission American Express Company Wells-Fargo Company J HF Bradley United States Canada Mr. Bradley John D. Ludlow Lkely

Arrival of ship with Root party at Pernambuco

A cablegram to the Navy Department reports Capt Winslow and Secretary Root aboard a ship arriving at Pernambuco Brazil. After a day at that port the vessel will proceed to Bahia and then to Rio de Janeiro for a conference beginning next week, with the cruise to follow.

Navy Department Winslow Theton Pernambuco Bala Ris

Patent Models At Issue In Examiners Meeting

Principal patent examiners discussed the disposition of Anocls Sams 150000 models at a Union Building meeting at 10 yesterday. The 1907 appropriation allows 310009 or as necessary for exhibit rent or disposal. A special committee led by John M. Colt will decide which models to save and where to send them, including the Smithsonian Institution. colleges may receive working models upon request.

Anocls Sam Union Patent Office Secretary of the Interior B. B. Moore Commissioniat of Patenta John M. Colt Levin N. Campbell George R. Simpson Benjamin W. Pond A. George Wilkinson Thomas A. Witherspoon A. P. Shaw Charles C. Stauffer R. C. Gil Smithsonian Institution Miday

Rapid Progress On Canal Inspection By Isthmian Commission

Chairman Shonts pledges thorough inspection of all canal projects on the Isthmus. Admiral Endicott reports the work progressing well with strong sanitation gains led by Col. Gorgas, few yellow fever cases, and healthy overall conditions. Magoon’s administration boosts Canal Zone finances as six months’ receipts rise to 107 957.68 with liquor licenses a major contributor and cash in treasuries totaling 160 300.

Admiral Endicott Isthmian Canal Commission Bureau of Navy Department Panama Canal Commission Endicott Hoe Col. Gorgas Shonts Bishop Admiral Emdicott Gov. Magoon Republic Isthmus Canal Zone Gov Magoga The

Public Printer Stays Unruffled Amid Shanks Critique

Public Printer Stillings shows calm after ex-foreman Shanks launches criticisms of the Government Printing Office shake-up. Officials say changes were carefully considered and for the service’s best interests, with no further comment forthcoming at this time.

Shanks Stillings Government Gullings

Busy Buffalo Booms In 1904 Manufacturing Rise

The Census Bureau reports Buffalo New York saw a 4 percent rise in establishments to 1338 in 1904, with capital invested at 127,023,114 a 45 percent gain and value of products at 7 7,377,873 up 40 percent. Principal industries include grain and grist mill products towndry and machine shop output malt liquors lumber planing mill products including sash doors and blinds wholesale slaughtering and meat packing and soap.

Buffalo Census Bureau Horr

Railroads Hit By Commission Testimony On Hiring Bias

Clark Thinke, former head of the Railway Conductors Union and executive committee chair of the Federation of American Railway Employers, testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission about what he called an unfair push to hire only young men. He suggested such moves could overstock the labor market and pressure workers to avoid actions that might threaten their jobs.

Interstate Commerce Work Railway Conductors Union Federation of American Railway Employrs Hey

Judge Yeoman a Little Better

The condition of Judge James D. Yeorman, a former member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, on the Ashburn farm near Keila, was somewhat improved yesterday after a comfortable night. The judge’s chances for a good night were thought very fair. Golden Leaf Lord is mentioned as a good product from Goldan & Co Wholesalers only.

Yeoman James D. Yeormans Intersale Gommeter Commission Ashburn Keila Golden Leaf Lord Goldan & Co

Blacklock the broker pursues high society and mines

Matthew Blacklock known as Matt Diuek in boyhood rises as a sharp stock gambler and mine mover. He schemes to join the Travelers Club while courting Anita Elifraly and facing pressure from Langdon and Roebuck factions. Langdon rebuffs him but social climb and mine dealings drive the plot in a dramatic chapter set at his rivals’ homes and the Travelers Club.

Matthew Blacklock Abootblack Matt Diuek Bia Henry J. Rotbuck Manasqualo Blacklock Roebuck-Langton-Melville Roebuck Theo Mowbray Langdon Tertile Trust Erle Anite Elifraly Gam Bilcreiz Beto Shay Mcet Discklock Campalan Sato Elleraly Travelers’ Club Miwdrey Lengdon Fom Ak Suze Mow Langdon Sam Clackock Anita Truy Bromwell Eleraly Brecklock Monson Tate Jessona

A Story of Love and Wealth in a Fashionable Salon

A narrator watches Langdon and his wife in a tense scene amid luxury and secrecy. Rumors swirl about Textile stock, market manipulation, and quiet betrayals as a woman’s jealousy surfaces and a plan to push prices down unfolds, revealing a darker undercurrent behind the social elite.

Inevitable Market Shake Echoed in Private Exchange

A tense confrontation about gender norms precedes a cautious plunge into Textile as the narrator fears a market plunge. The exchange reveals pride, mockery, and a wary self awareness as he prepares for a potential crash while Langdon resists panic. The day ends with the narrator deepening his bet despite growing danger.

Bishop Named Isthmian Canal Secretary At Ten Thousand

Joseph Bucktin Bishop former press agent of the Isthmian Canal Commission was elected secretary of the commission at a salary of 10000 dollars a year. The appointment increases his pay by 2500 over the amount he would have earned as a commissioner. Other members receive 7500 dollars annually. Congress had previously refused to confirm him as a commissioner.

Joseph Bucktin Bishop Isthmian Canal Commission Senate Commission Bishop Congress Canal Commission

Bronx Zoo Snake Dies From Rabbit Tooth Obstruction

New York World reports eight-foot diamond back Pete at the Bronx Zoo died after a rabbit tooth lodged in his appendix caused fatal stomach distress. Curator Raymond Ditmar notes Pete devoured prey quickly and had unusual gut pain before death, a first known case.

Bronx New York World Pete Tess Ditmar Rick

Tortured by Eczema Prompts Cuticura Remedies Endorsement

Mrs. Mary Metzger of Sweetwater Oklahoma describes severe eczema that itched all over her body for months. After trying blood purifiers and Cuticura Soap she used Cuticura Ointment and Resolvents per instructions and was greatly relieved, now recommending the remedies.

Mary Metzger Sweetwater Okla

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