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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
3
Lawmakers clash over packinghouse reform as Mondell and Ames defend federal inspection costs and Beveridge plan. Fight centers on who pays for inspections, court review, and the impact on cattle producers and consumers amid the Chicago slaughterhouse controversy.
MARRIED. HAMILTON-DOOD in Lewistown Pa at the residence of the bride's parents Hamilton family Bailey Todd. DIED. Sir On Monday June 11 in Baltimore Ma. John Gates funeral at Stielby Ohio. ALLISON NALLOR and REISS announce funeral services for Edwin B Hay St Paul Church Wednesday June 13 at 3 p.m. MATHISOn June 12 1906 Harry Guy son of William M and Louisiana A Mathis aged 35. Funeral at Congressional Cemetery Tuesday June 12. Rosalina B McKnew wife of Jeremiah McKnew funeral from 1334 Street NW Thursday June 1 at 4 p.m. ROWZER On June 11 1995 at Garfield Hospital Charles Reuben Rowe funeral June 13 at 3:30 p.m. WOODWARD On June 12 1908 Anna T Woodward widow of Millian Redin Woodward aged 52 funeral at Wesley Chapel June 10 at 10 a.m. YOUNG On June 10 1908 William Sydney Young son of William S and Sarah B Young of Philadelphia died in Chicago aged 58 services at Exomanuel Churchyard Newcastle Del on arrival of Old Point Express from Philadelphia June lith.
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The House Agriculture Committee drafted a substitute for the Beveridge measure aiming for a thorough inspection system including hoof, post mortem, and prepared product checks. They expect to report soon, hoping to restore public confidence and aid cattlemen while negotiating cost-bearing for inspection.
Police in New York questioned Mrs. Stanton again as investigators seek a break in the killing of Mrs. Kinnan on a Bronx porch. Neighbors recall an Italian basement resident sighting a man entering the house and a nearby witness reporting a man running away from the scene. The aged mother offered no coherent account.
John Alexander Dowie founder of Zion City testified in the United States Circuit Court before Judge Landis. Dowie appeared frail in a chair attended by followers and recalled his history until deposed by Wilbur Voliva. Witness Fielding H. Wilhite spoke on Mexican colonization, noting no concession was secured from Mexico and suggesting funds were diverted under Voliva. A separate item reports Reuben Walt, 30, killed by a balk during a Shamokin baseball game as he ran to first base.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened its inquiry in Philadelphia into railroads coal and oil interests. Berwind White Coal Mining Company treasurer Broderick MacOwen faced questions on coal handling and monthly railroad settlements totaling over 700 dollars. Officials debated accessing stock transfer books while Keystone Coal and Coke claims were partially allowed for in transit delays. Presidents of major railroads may be invited to present statements, with appearances optional and likely after June.
Josephine, acquitted of murder charges, left court smiling as Justice granted a motion to discharge her into her counsel’s custody. She then departed with two sisters and her attorney, boarded a cab, and headed to the Tombs, later visiting Father Lavette’s cathedral circle. Palmieri says she plans to travel by rail to a distant home and pursue a life of seclusion with an American patron, while maintaining English sufficiency to manage affairs.
Mrs William Hills Corey wife of United States Steel president filed for an absolute divorce in the Second District Court of Nevada. She says she married in 1883 and was abandoned about May 1905, seeks custody of their minor son, and has retained three Reno lawyers while Corey is represented by Pittsburgh and Nevada counsel amid negotiations for a possible settlement and independent fortune.
An experienced aeronaut of twenty years died this afternoon when he fell from a parachute during an Opal operation near Monroe. The incident, described as a fatal accident, ends a long career in aviation.
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