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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
34
An expedition narrative reports a Native attack leaving Ne dead from exposure and several wounded or ill from famine and suffering. The text notes a wild native firing a barbed arrow into camp and describes food aid and hospital conditions for the afflicted.
A Santa Fe and related cases face possible dismissal if the government is not ready. Judge Bethea warned that many criminal prosecutions may be dismissed for lack of adequate preparation, potentially affecting dozens of cases including rebates, anti trust and railway charge actions. The move comes amid requests to advance government cases and to provide more assistants.
The article discusses a push to revoke an order closing a yard to visitors and the desire to memorialize the event. It notes a delegate from Philadelphia and mentions officials weighing the public access issue amid a broader debate on Navy Yard access and local governance.
Chicago March 2 The annual Illinois Central Railway stockholders meeting adjourned for 2 o clock tomorrow after JT Harahan called the session to order about one and a half hours earlier The proxy committee failed to present a complete report and a court injunction issue was refused The meeting saw Harriman absent and a daughter’s New York wedding announced. The case regarding 281 23 shares of Union Punch stock was postponed likely for months. Stusrvesantish attended but did not participate. John Jacob Astor and Cornelius Vanderbilt were not present. Lake City Utah May 2 The government Sherman law defense in the amabonda relation case will be filed within 30 days. Defendants have saved the summons in equity in every instance.
Gov of Ultrom Cant Sis Greve SA orders militia to Formont NH to procure medical aid and oversee trial of Rost Lirut Osos. 6th Cavalry and 8th Cavalry units assigned to escort, with several officers relieved or reassigned. Resignations and absences noted for various troops and staff.
Orders to naval officers detail transfers and assignments. Officers Lunt, Nesport, Teut, Jayne, Gartnett, and others are named with destinations such as Washington, Mare Island, Boston, and naval stations. The document lists ships, stations, and anticipated duties across multiple bases, including naval yards at Mare Island and Boston.
In Willhamsport today the ward contest featured Citizens’ Hecket defeating Progrerane Buckey. Moham H Beard commonginners HC Ardinger and William W Reed were noted in the municipal proceedings as part of the election results and commentary.
Pennsy Railroad President James McLea warns stockholders the October financial strain stems from federal and state laws plus the New York tunnel extension costs. Revenue declines from lower passenger fares and higher operating costs reduce earnings. net income drops and interest charges rise as the company forges ahead with the New York tunnel project slated for completion in 1944.
The document presents the Pennsylvania Railroad Company 1907 annual report with net earnings, operating expenses, taxes, and dividends. It discusses wage pressures, rate discipline, and statements from officials on labor relations, plus details on assets, liabilities, car trusts, tunnel extensions, and ongoing construction projects tied to the New York Tunnel Extension and related freight and passenger operations.
The monthly state statement shows total receipts of 48 424 999 with expenditures around 56 830 117, indicating a deficit of 8 405 118. Revenue from customs 22 470 951, internal revenue 15 490 416, and miscellaneous items reflect shifts. civil and miscellaneous expenses rise by about 19 000 000, war costs increase near 1 000 000, pensions and public works up, while compared to prior year expenditures grow by roughly 4 920 000.
Roanoke reports that a wage reduction or layoff is deferred after a statement from the general manager. A circular to labor union chairs received few replies, merely acknowledging receipt of the proposal as the time frame for decision pushes toward mid March or later.
Read Bulletin No. 142 which asserts white flour provides the most available protein energy among single rations. It cites Washburn Crosby’s Gold Medal Flour as the best white flour and notes it is sold by grocers.
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced it will deny petitions seeking longer shifts for railroad telegraphers. The law limits work to one hour in a twenty four hour period. the decision applies to future petitions with exceptions after hearings.
Washington dispatch reports a conference in New York between President Shepherd of the Order of Railroad Conductors and grand lodge representatives from Washington and local officers. The delegates said they would back the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington to enforce the nine hour law for railroad telegraphers and railroad men.
President Merc of the United Rail Road Mens Organization announced a nationwide anti Hughes campaign. He said local branches will meet in this city with Grand Chief Stem of the Locomotive Engineers and Grand Chief Morrisey of the Trainmen to direct the movement targeting Gov Hughes for the presidency.
Stone travels to Chicago for a meeting with railway officials as the wage dispute involving the Southern Railway and the Order of Locomotive Engineers seeks resolution. He will return to Washington by Friday or Saturday as talks with war orders of tram operatives proceed. The Pont promotes advertising in its pages.
A report outlines a court action concerning promotions within the post office and a stock related demand. It notes disputes over paying employees and seeks the return of assets or shares. Details are sparse but point to legal steps to resolve wage and asset issues.
Postmaster Barnes disclosed a series of promotions following the death of Captain Charles E Har tung, superintendent of Station P. The Tax Title Claimant reports shifts across Stations 2 F and C, elevating Frederick Siller to superintendent of halls, Frederick Moorberkweiter to malls, Edain A Heilig to registry, Stine G Burstey to assistant superintendent of mails, and Chude T Thornburg to chief clerk, with others advancing in mail divisions effective April 1.
Maller Duckett former treasurer sues Harvard Laundry and its president Lor Tyndall in district supreme court over a 34901 stock purchase. He alleges misrepresentation claiming the laundry promised large profits and that he was a member of the firm.
Geton EO Roller petitions District Supreme Court to enjoin Clark from further tax sale prosecutions for lots and land near Washington Mr Roller claims title since 1859 and alleges tax sale irregularities due to recorder lapses and lost records He asserts abandonment by prior owners and paid taxes for years to justify possession Also Pfeffer case to be argued in District Court of Appeals today over handbook on horse races.
The complaint filed in the West Hartford Superior Court names the Missouri Pacific Railway as defendant. Miss Fowler alleges permanent injuries from a June collision with a train while crossing a street, caused by excessive speed. The petition seeks $5000, naming Washington party and Lester Cugodry as co-plaintiffs.
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