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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1907

Page

5

Resignations and Resumed Duties at Steel Firm Amid Scandal

A chaotic fragment describes Corey not to resign and the president of DeReszke-Steel Corporation set to resume duties. The piece mentions a repaired White Fifth Avenue home, a shipboard incident with actress Marctved and Carey, and scattered details of a press conference, private statements, and ongoing inquiries into the steel company’s trustees, with no definitive outcome reported.

Jean DeReszke

Removal Request Shocks City Club Officials

The City Club faces a formal call to remove Ahearn amid charges presented by PF Alaeri president of the Borough of Mainter Otetal. A hearing is planned with counsel present as the law committee of the Geb considers the matter.

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Famous Russian dog Kaiser dies mourned at Great Neck

Kaiser, renowned for a stellar show record and a three foot plus head to tail length, dies at over three feet tall in Great Neck. The village mourns the old friend of Frad Sahm as plans for a local museum display unfold. An Iowa earthquake震震 felt in Fort Guilson near 4 o clock. oscillation lasted seconds.

Washington Cratch Kaiser Rue Wolffoild Pam Broiserar Grice Jae Amght Frad Sahm Ston Iowa Fort Gulison

Wife accuses Polish miser in Camden nonsupport case

Stanislaus Lipiski, 45, who came to the United States from Poland with 1450 after selling his farm, faced Camden Police Court for nonsupport. His wife and four of five children reportedly died. a 14 year old daughter was sent to him, worked, and he offered no support during thirteen years. He was ordered to pay back wages totaling $910 and $5 per week toward his wife and child’s support.

Washington Post Philadelphia Poland Stanislaus Lipiski Camden Lipiski

Government arbitration stance amid Venezuelan tensions

A report states Secretary Root outlined the U S position on arbitration of American claims as Venezuela reels from unrest. President Castro left Caracas for Puerto Cabello aboard the gunboat Restaurador, with his wife, amid cabinet delays and contract disputes. the Merida and Maracaibo trade disruptions and looting of warehouses underscore the volatile situation across the region.

Root Raets Venezuela Foreign Office Republic Grong Orinoco Corporacion Congress Ral Merida Maragaibo Rom Eduardo Vargas Wencelis Lorie Merida Prings Supreme “Gang Maracas Wisol Nezuelan

Nicaragua Salt Monopoly Granted to New Joint Stock Firm

United States Consul at San Juan del Norte reports that Angel Calizaris, TH Palagia & Co, and Julio Wiest form Compania Marinera de Nicaragua Limited to operate the Nicaragua salt monopoly. Granted in May 1905, the firm is capitalized at 700 005 and holds a thirty year concession from February 14, 1906, exclusive rights to manufacture, sell, and export table salt in Nicaragua.

United States Conaui Ryder San Juan del Norte Bureau of Manufactures Feloyw Nicaragua Angel Calizaris Palagia & Co Julio Wiest Jung Wiest Companias Marinera de Nicaragua Limiteda

Left All to Colored Man In Philadelphia Estate Row

Philadelphia heirs protest a will that left the late Mrs. Sirah Hendrickson's entire estate to Join Wilson, a longtime employee now in charge of Wainford estate. Wilson, aged sixty plus, oversees the mansion and farm in Monmouth County, with housekeeper Mrs. Eilen Richardson continuing in service. The deed reportedly repays an $8000 debt claimed by Wilson's side, while Hendrickson's nephews oppose any challenge to the transfer. Attorney John Meirs drafted and will defend the deed in court.

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Oil Lease Bond Fixed by Interior Department

The Department of the Interior has stated that a bond of 15009 dollars will cover the maximum acreage of 4 800 acres in oil and gas mining leases in the Indian Territory. Lessees may bond per lease or use a general bond of 15000 dollars to cover all leases with Five Civilized Tribes.

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James F English dies at 35 in Washington

James F English longtime Democratic pair clerk in the House of Representatives died last evening at his home 8 Third Street Northwest after weeks of illness of a complication of diseases He was known for swift crisis handling and served as a correspondent for Western papers He survived by his wife son Eugene and his parents Samuel and Anna English Funeral plans for St Patrick's Catholic Church were not finalized.

James F. English House of Representatives Third Street Trouye Capitol English Samuel Anna English California Mira Marty Ridgeway Dlrs Isabelle Ridgeway Chevy Chase Mr. English Neill Graham Eugene Virginis Marie English St. Patrick's Catholic Church

Ecuador Revolution Seen As Not Serious By U S Consul

Consul Dietrich in Guayaan reports the Ecuador uprising poorly organized and not considered serious by the government. nine government casualties noted. Washington Local Commercial Telegraphers' Union plans annual Chesapeake Beach excursion Friday, with unprecedented ticket sales and special trains expected.

State Department Dietrich Guayaan Preas Ecuador Washington Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America Chesapeake Beach

Matting SaleWith Many Styles At Deep Discount

All of our mats at ten dollars now eight thirty nine per roll as limited stock. China and Setaka matting features durable weave in red green and striped patterns. Extra heavy Chinese matting offered at fifteen dollars with wide design variety. Full size Mosquito Canopy priced two dollars with ninety inch height and three foot perimeter, ideal for country homes.

China Setaka Worth

Laces and Embroideries Priced Very Low in Sale

A vintage ad lists laces and embroideries at deep discounts including narrow edging, nainsook and cambric embroidery, insertions, and edging to fit children's wear plus a range of white and cream nets, all advertised with marked special prices and assorted widths and patterns.

Escape on Underground The Edmonston Story of a Freeing Quest

Samuel Edmonston, an African American who aided fugitives via the Underground Railroad, died in Washington. Born to Paul Edmonston, he helped 77 enslaved people reach freedom aboard the Pearl, endured capture in Washington, and later forged a life as a cooper, trader, and hotel doorman in New Orleans Jamaica England Australia. He returned to the U S, married, and spent his final years at the National Hotel, aged eighty three, survived by grandchildren after a life spanning continents and abolitionist memory.

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Women's Gowns Sale Reflects Lace and Embroidery Details

Readable fragment notes a sale of women's gowns priced at 1.25 and 0.79, described as finely made with long sloth quality fabric, camel, and mur accents. mentions high and round necklines with embroidery lace.

Gloves. Two clasp double tipped ladies' gloves in white

Fragmentary advertisement hints at Kayser and Sc products including two clasp and one clasp gloves for ladies and misses. Mentions white color and special oval and vee shapes with prices in May. Contains incomplete phrases and brand hints like Yan and Sueda Lule.

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Seattle to be Zion movement HQ says Seattle dispatch

A Seattle dispatch reports plans forming to make Seattle the headquarters of a new Zion movement led by Alexander Granger, Dowte's former ally, with his arrival anticipated soon. Meanwhile Carter Motor Car Corporation displays its 1808 model in Portland, featuring dual 24-41 Carrico engines and a top speed of about 75 mph, praised for its compact hood and dual rear mufflers.

Alexander Granger Seattle Portland Oreg Wash Dowte Carter Motor Car Corporation Machinery and Transportation Tila Howard D. Carter

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