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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
19
An analyst argues that the opening of steel mills and car shops will lift demand for material and labor beyond recent levels. He predicts railways will benefit from this revival and support new rate-law momentum.
A cautious business forecast notes railroads will not cut wages or freight charges as demand remains robust. The five month showing for the Lehigh Valley outpaced similar periods in five years, with optimism that normal conditions will return faster than naysayers claim and that the railway rate act has aided stability for carriers.
Lady Paget wife of Lieut Sir A Ho Paget will entertain King George V Queen Mary and Princess Victoria at Coombe Warren Kingston Hill on July 5. About one hundred guests have been invited. An extension and marquees are being set up for accommodations. Dinners will be with Sir Arthur and Lady Paget, followed by a theatre performance featuring 3M Coquelin Mme Rejane and Miss Marie Tempest.
Treasury data through June 30 1998 shows a marked decline in receipts and larger expenditures, signaling a deficit near 40 billion dollars. Estimates indicate only two Civil War era deficits were larger, with canal disbursements rising and postal revenues the largest shortfall in history outside 1865. Multiple lines point to reduced internal revenue, slight gains in miscellaneous items, and higher disbursements, including canal and postal costs, shaping a severe year for the federal budget.
A Albany invited conference discusses freight rate reform for the New York Central and Delivery and Eidson lines. The aim is a just and equitable system to aid employers, workers, and the public while promoting prosperity through moderated rates.
The new ship Ne Yorker’s crew, led by Commander Leary and Captain Parthtt, completes loading coal and stores for arctic operation. The steamer will sail on January 1 as planned with Surgeon Dr Goorlielt and Petry aboard, confirming readiness for the voyage.
Lt Col Tucker, son in law of the late Gen John A Logan, underwent a serious operation yesterday. The heavy officer was relieved of about eighty pounds in weight by the procedure, aimed at equalizing portal circulation. The U S Army department notes his condition as favorable and improving.
The Rt Rev Edward Rondthaler, bishop of the southern Moravian Church, announced his retirement as active pastor of Homer Moravian Church effective November 1. He will be succeeded by Rev J Ot Pobi. Rondthaler remains president of the provincial Moravian board in the South. Also noted, Reginald Belknap and Allison von Armour attended a dinner hosted by Emperor Wilhelm II on board the Hohenzollern in Kiel.
New York June 28 market notes say political news lightly affected stocks last week. Major gains remained resistant as rail stock declines, especially Rock Island and St Louis-San Francisco, pressed margins, yet overall outlook remained hopeful with ample wealth and potential reorganizations ahead.
Ambition to complete Alaska army wireless telegraph chain hit by misfortune as the commercial vessel carrying Nome station equipment struck an iceberg flooding the hold and damaging the gear. Officials warn the Nome station cannot function until repairs are completed, stalling cross sea wireless links.
Dr Jacob Ho Hoallinger of Johns Hopkins University writes Secretary Wilson seeking a capable agronomy expert. The Dominican Republic asks for assistance to develop agricultural resources and boost economic recovery, with potential rewards for the right candidate.
In Morocco on June 28 Mulai Hafid reportedly defeated Mtouguiga tribal followers who challenged his column. The clash left about 100 wounded 159 wounded in the confrontation and three of Mulai Hafid’s chiefs harmed. Advices from Fez indicate Mulai Hafid will depart for Rabat at month’s end.
Mexico City June 2 the Superior board of health reports six yellow fever cases at Laguna Del Carmen in Campeche since the outbreak began three weeks ago. The illness is traced to a ship from South America, the Russian brigantine Jeemn bt, with two fatalities among the ship's captain and first officer.
London markets show a dull six months close with May activity fading and June calm. Bank rate hopes, scarce business, and cautious lending prevail as concerns over American harvests and European politics influence prices. Officials deny German protests in Morocco amid troop tensions.
The Commissioners of the District of Columbia announce proposed improvements essential for public health and safety. A public hearing will be held at the District Building on a Wednesday in June 1908 at 11:00 am to consider new granite curb work, street repaving, and related assessments across multiple squares and streets including Vermont Avenue, Canal Street, New Jersey Avenue, and various east and north side segments.
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