Republicans Split Over Trust Case and Panics Handling
A fragmentary report outlines Republican minority positions on the Morgan Frick and Roosevelt actions amid the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption. It notes blame and defense around the 1907 panic, says the minority will challenge Stanley’s stance, and discusses antitrust policy, Treasury actions, and upcoming committee votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Representative Young
Morgan
Treasury
Young
Stanley
Gary
Frick
Oakleigh Thorne
Trust Company
Amerio
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Mora
New York
Col Roosevelt
Stanley Commiittee
Democrats
R Apublicans
Boy Imitating Captain Kidd Faces Judge in Theft Case
A man described as imitating Captain Kidd admitted taking money at 2314 Marrer Northwest last week. He confessed to burying the loot in a yard, with dirt found on him, and explained planning the act after reading about Captain Kidd’s exploits. Judge Delacy presided in Venila court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonongof
Apt Badder Barish
James Farker
Water Street
Arralene
Delacy
Venila Court
Kidd
Yenertel
Pere
Annie Plerpoant
Marrer
Fox
Floeman Walsh
Delacy Free Boy Shooter Case Reported
The article describes a boy shooter released by Judge Wobaim after a qusemil 4 art hearing. It details that the shooter, aged 14, claimed he did not know the origin of the gun and that the weapon discharged accidentally at a hospital after a quarrel with a restaurant keeper involved. The piece notes threat and danger reminders and references a prior claim of intent to shoot a friend who was later described as a target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Wobaim
Uf Delacs
Teasflelt
Lana
Albert
Maryland Folk Ask Schools Toes ta put befar othe a hast com Maar on
Maryland groups urge school officials to address child care needs amid a community meeting. Montgomery County leaders say Moland area residents seek added daytime care options for children, with officials invited to attend and discuss funding and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momgomery
Hyo Devereaux
Adress VT
Rassetty
Akoss
Pree
Macard
Mlatr Fyboschee
Chidren
Mont Wom
Partabie
Laundrymen Out on Bail in Government Contract Case
In Criminal Court yesterday four laundrymen faced charges of conspiring in government janury contracts. Mr Mackenzie posted 100 dollars bail, while Mr Tyndall offered a surety bond. All four indicted men appeared and posted bonds for trial next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerk Kw Mathenzin
Feu S Tordall
Toal
Ted
Mackenzie
Tyndall
Mesara
Kenzie
Onda
Negro escapes posse near Washington Alexandria
Armed posses hunted for a black man described by Mrs Maude Hoffman after an assault near Addison in Virginia. Washington police and nearby towns joined the search as two false leads were chased and the frightened community faced vigilante fears while Hoffman, nearly breaking down, stayed under medical care with limited access.
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Alexandria
Maude Hoffman
Addison
Washington
Washington, Virginia
Mra Hoffman
Joseph Faught
North Capitol Street
James Wood
Hotthamtol Street
Posses
Edward Hoffman
Geelach
Mfoffman
Stoneburner 4
Vleaaniria
Sidney Archer
Coleman
Hoffman Heler
John Johnson
Brcksards
Posse
Moe Offman
Cits
al Mackex Commonwealth
Alexandria County
Vira Holt Linens
Makey
Dty
Hoffinin
Start Fight on B W Comer for U S Attorney
Beverly W Comer was nominated for United States attorney for the Western District of Washington by President Taft. The move followed the resignation of Kime B Todd and prompted Republican party conflicts as C Snyer chaired the Aberdeen meeting opposing confirmation and Roosevelt delegates were denied credentials, fueling a split with two conventions and a Chicago contest.
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Tacoma
United States
Washington
Senate
Taft Miomerig
Kime B. Todd
Serttl
Bdear C Snyer
Roosevelt
Aberdeen
Poindexter
Beverly
W Comer
Western District of Washington
Conner
Republian State Central Committee
King Counts
Chicago
Missing Mount Jesnon socialite Dorcas Snodgrass
Dorcas Snodgrass, a popular Mount Jesnon woman, vanished under puzzling circumstances just as Dorothy Armokt did. Police nationwide are urged to aid the search. Edgar Schmidt, her fiancé, denies engagement to another man who reportedly sailed for Barapa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Snodgrass
Jesnon
Navy officer in air first dip up set him a bit
Commodore Jamea C Gilmore, retired, rode as passenger in a Curtiss biplane piloted by Lieut Thomas DeWitt Milling at College Park. Gilmore, strapped in with a leather coat and helmet, had a calm ride but admitted the experience made him want a transfer. A new Wright military aero plane and a Curtiss engine arrived for use in August maneuvers across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Commodore Jamea C Gilmore
United States Army Aviation School
Thomas DeWitt Miling
Milling
Commodore Gilmore
Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Lieut Hazelhurst
al" Welch
Curtiss
New England
Hugh Robinson
Militia Camp Plans Target 1300 Men to Go Overland
District of Columbia militia officers met with Adjutant General Parmetter to approve a Harpers Ferry encampment plan for 1300 personnel from field artillery signal and medical branches. Troops depart August 1 with overland and entrainment movements set, typhoid vaccination urged though not mandatory, while provisions and joint camp arrangements are finalized. Also noted, former Congressman Boon dies in Aurora Minnesota at 61 from aneurysm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Artillery
Signal Corps
Harpers Ferry
Flrat Batters Alerd Artillery Signal and
National Guard
District of Columbia
District Militia
Parmetter
Geneorge H Harries
Harpers Feny Wovage
Parmerter
Louisville
Adjutant General
Wil Ga Ito
Field Artiters
Vist
Secon
Mirat
Signal Cops
Medical Corps
Subsistence Department
Adjutant Generaa Department
Ordnance Department
Quartermasters Department
Engineer Corps and Pay Corps
Third Field Artillers
Fort Myer
Fifteenth Cavalry
Col Parmerter
Aeroplanes to take part in Connecticut maneuvers
Three new war aeroplanes will join regular army and national guard maneuvers in Connecticut next month. One newest plane built at Marblehead Massachusetts will be operated with the troop movements. Lieut Henry H Arnold will test and handle the aircraft during the maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Victim of broken heart dies after friend’s death
Mrs Annie E. O Neill aged 70 died at her home at 517 Sixth Street NW yesterday after grieving the loss of her companion of eleven years Kate Buckley. Both left without immediate relatives their bond deepened until Mrs Buckley’s death four weeks earlier. Mrs O Neill had cared for her friend and grew weak from sorrow. Funeral services will be from St Patrick s Church tomorrow at 98 and interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. O'Neill
Sixth Street Northwest
O'Neil
Mra
Kate Buckley
Mra Buckley
Dantel Buckley
St Patricks Church
Tomorow
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Senate panel hears plea to give ICC court of review power
Legislation would grant the Commerce Court jurisdiction to review ICC negative orders. Chicago advocate Walter urged the change to allow shippers to appeal Commission findings. Williamson of Cincinnati pressed for a right to seek review when rates from Cincinnati to Chattanooga were not reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hay
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Iuihe, M Walter
Chicago
Commission
E Williamson
Cincimnati
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Air Brake Push and Crossing Guards urged by District Commission
After a street car collision that injured several and killed John Caspar, the District Electric Railway Commission moved to recommend air brakes on all cars and stationing of flagmen or inspectors at busy crossings. A public report on the Caspar accident was issued, with no criminal prosecutions planned, while four new service orders were issued for Pennsylvania avenue, Maryland Line, North Capitol Street, and Chew Chase routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caspar
District Electric Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
District Commission
H C Eddy
Dstrict Commission
Casper
Eddy
Ninth
Marble
Judge Pugh
Pennsylvania Avenue
Chey Chase
Marsland
Washington Railway and Electric Company
North Capitol Street
Eighth Street East
Seventh Street West
Maryland
Ffteenth Street
Wne
W Street
Chews Chase
Ifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Yesterdas
District Health Department
Return of Anacostia Man After 12 Years Away
John F Ellis, once from Anacostia and engaged to Belle Brazier of Prince George County, returns after twelve years, unrecognized by family, recounting travels from Baltimore to Kansas City and Seattle before settling at his parents’ home in Twin ing City. His reunion with relatives lights up their surprise, while a prior romance with Brazier had endured during his absence.
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Anacostia
Belle
Prince George County
John F Ellis
Con
Prout Street
Twining City
Joseph B Latimer
I Street
Fillis
Mia Etta Pissagno
Johns
Elis
Baltimore
Venusylvania
la Platte
Theo Vanderlust
San Francisco
Nineteenth Regular Infantry
Philippines
Mercs
Felligs
Zervice
Kansas
Kansas City
Acquittal in minor liquor case prompts age proof concern
Edward Gardiner owner of the Grand Hotel was acquitted on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor to a minor but found guilty on a count of knowingly dispensing liquor to a minor. Judge Pugh warned purveyors to verify age, as later trial motions for a new trial and stay of judgment are expected. Miss Sears testified she was 18. Patrolmen testified about age and lack of inquiry by Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gardiner
Grand Hotel
Police
Pinch
Pugh Hase
Gardiner
Lithan Sears
Mool Mowes
W R Simpson
First Precinct
Rathe c
Miss Sears
Cowes
Simpson
Mr Gardiner
Rathihellar
Nis
W H Weaver
Mr Weaver
Robert Miller
Runaway horse dashes into window on Georgia Avenue
A horse attached to the Corby Brothers wagon bolted along Georgia Avenue near Barry Place, overturning Disinger Bros wagon, scattering mail and frightening bystanders. It crashed head first into a window of Mrs. Mossel at 1242 Georgia Avenue Northwest, where the horse was finally restrained after a chaotic pursuit leaving frightened residents and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Avenue
Corby Brothers
Mary “Mossel
Disinger Bros
Disinger
Myer Rodt
Bokery Company
Barry Place
Kisinger Bros
William Robinson
Florida Avenue
Drowning Boy Rescued After Near Drowning at Wharf
Thomas O Connor a nine year old boy was pulled from the East Street NE river and revived after going beyond his depth while swimming near Forden's wharf. Alfred Davis swam to shore with the youngster and Policemen Davis and Brown of the Ninth precinct performed resuscitation. The rescue occurred yesterday afternoon as two companions watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Connor
Thomas O Connor
E Street
Fastern
Alfred Davis
Davis
Brown
Ninth Precinct
Forden's Wharf
Benning Road Bridge
O'Connor
Woman Reports Jewelry Stolen by Stranger at Home
Mrs Lillian Collings of 11 C Street North East reported to police that jewelry valued at nearly 200 dollars was stolen last Saturday. A man who claimed to be a streetcar conductor came to her home seeking a room, then stole four diamond rings a plain gold wedding ring and a turquoise ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Collings
C Street
Collins
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Mr Littleton
Martin W Littleton
Jim
Alpha
Omega
Altcecons
Ind House
Tre Corporation
Boy
Capt Kidd
Burles
Boy Shooter
Maryland Folk Ask Schools
Plano
AL Mathead Dale Jewellers
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington D C
E.ae Hington D. Ci
B. W. Coiner
Lieut
Beachy
Boston
Boon
Vergus Falls Minn
Haldop
Winnesota
Cong
Aurdal Minn
Annie E. O'Neil
Caspar
Instinct Railway Commission
Wanderer
Another
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Chevy Chase
Bryan Devereux
Groverman
James Kellner
Dudley Morgan
Ryan Devereux
Michael Heister
Joseph Henry
Harvey Dyer
Candy Booth
Beasie Mess
Ethel Ridgway
Mand Moreland
Pugh
S & Misses
Rae
Inglo American Litt San Co
D&c
Transfer & Storage Co
Eee Ballentine
Newark
Dosen Shoemaker Co
Kodak
Nahamore
JOS. Hall Chase Piano CO
G Street
Brady
U. S War Department
Professor Elsen
Henry W. Elson
Ohio University
Fountains
Horlick’s
Horus
Martini and
Ron
Battie
Christian Xander
Seventh Street
Powhatan
Lewis Hotel Co
Michigan
Probey Carriage Co
Wisconsin Ave
the Sunday Post
Man
Commercial Fire Insuranse Company
Connered/ Tire Insurance Company
Southern
Robert Ro
Ashley WoGould
Paul Fyrovi
Jonnie Tee le Frederick
Dudlex
John Kee
Robert No Harper
Finame
Chas F Carus
Geni
Heaven Wo
Atkinson
Larus
Hildress Allen
Frederick & Dudlex
Ashlie
Paul F
Gravelon
Vwanne
Insurant Departments
The
Dystrict of
Columbia
Peninsirama
New Jersey
Virginia Warsland Taeerichie Aldbeme
Michigan “Assourl
West Virginia Aid I
Nas
Harper
Wilson & Mayers
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