Eastern railroad leaders to discuss ICC freight rate ruling
Eastern railroad presidents meet with Interstate Commerce Commission officials in New York to decide future actions after last week rate rulings. Attendees include William Brown of the New York Central James McCrea of the Pennsylvania Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Frederick Underwood of the Erie and Walker Hines for Delaware and Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroad
William'. Brown
York Central
Lane
Brown
New York Central
James Mc‘rea
Walker D. Hines
Delaware and Hudson
Ines
Tene
Mitren
Wizard
Underwood
Obituary notices and funeral details from Washington area papers
A mixed obituary list reports deaths and funeral plans for Elizabeth Berry, infant Charles L. Bovee Jr, Elizabeth Hamill, Joan J. Hanlon, Margaret Huson, Walter Lowrie McClintock, Catherine O Connor, William Waskien Wallingsford, Josephine White, and others. Details include dates in March 1911, service times, and burial locations in Falls Church, Alexandria, Oak Fort Cemetery, Rosedale, and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teria Tm
Mi Ab Becksite
Elizabheth
Elizall D. Berry
Fenneral
Baptist Church
Falls Church
Baltimore
Lopy Bovee
Portsmouth
Charles Lucibon, Jr
Charles L. Bovee
Hamill
Elizabeth Hamill
East Capitol Street
Alexandria
Hanlon—Sundenly
Joan J
Julia Hanlon
Hussion
Tam
Margaret
Martin Husalon
PS. Cook
Holy Trinity Church
Order of Forresters
Grafton
Walter Lowrie McClintock
Oliver McCintock
Amberson Avenue
Pittstore
O’connor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cteerine
Charles O'Connor
Castleinland
County Kerry
Ireland
Wallingsford
First Street
William Waskien
Oak Fort
Tne Wo Stiles
Josephine White
Thartford
Rosedale Cemetery
Orange
Uacktons
Asbury Park
Enstie
Chotley
Charles Waar
Merher
Irene Terment
Newark
Ohio
Huston Loses Appeal In Capitol Furnishings Scandal
Williamsport Pa March 32 The State superior court affirms the Dauphin county conviction of Joseph Munton architect of the Pennsylvania State Capitol at Harrisburg. Huston convicted of conspiracy to defraud the State over furnishings faces six months to two years and a 500 dollar fine. The case cites a 13 million dollar capitol cost and a 2 million fraud claim. Civil suits against fourteen indicted men settle for about 1.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Ihe State Superior Court
Dauphin County
Joseph Munton
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Huston
Supreme Court
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Weath
Miss Arnold in Italy Found Alive in Florence
An old Bryn Mawr schoolmate reports Dorothy Arnold, missing since December 12, was seen in Florence Italy about February 1. Family and Bryn Mawr officials confirm the card existence and say it was kept in the college safe with a promise of no publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr
Arnold
Tinladelphia
Maret Borethy Arnold
the Herres
Biysa Mawr
New York
Miss Arnold
Florence
Italy
Sarah Henry Atherton
Isabel Maddison
Bryn Mawr College
Miss Atherton
America
Dorothy Arnold
Sarah Atherton
Misgy Arnold
Ifle
Doctor Jones Recovering After Elevator Accident
Winnipeg Manitoba March Dr Z F Jones United States consul general injured in an elevator accident shows progress toward recovery. Physician says serious results are unlikely and hopes he will be all right within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Z. F. Jones
Dorter
Jones
Bill To Ban Short Sales In Albany Senate Vote
A bill prohibiting short selling of stock moved favorably through the state senate codes committee by a 5 to 1 vote. The commission appointed by former Gov. Hughes to probe Wall Street methods urged abolishing short sales, arguing they act as a market regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Woman Sues Wealthy Socialist for Breach of Promise
Anna Grunspan testifies she was a child when she says she was engaged to William English Walling and seeks $100,000. Walling denies incorrigible conduct and explains passport move to Russia as customary. Prosecutors press on letters and character while jurors weigh damages under French law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New York
Anna Berthe Grunspan
Giegerich
Walling
Mr. Stricker
Tustice Gregerich
Paris
M. Charles Hirsch
Baron von Arkovy Freed in Larceny Case
New York March 3 The grand larceny charge against Richard von Ar kovy an Austrian landholder who professed the baronial title was dismissed after Cuban vice consul J Julio Jarron withdrew his complaint alleging the theft of two platinum crucibles valued at 900. Jarron apologized to the Austrian in court and the concealed weapons case arising from brass knuckles found in von Arkovy’s possession was also dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard von Arkovy
J. Julio
Jarron
Von Ar* _kovy
von Arkovy
Auto Plunges Into Troops in Berlin Incident
A military transport automobile lost control and plowed into a company of infantry in Berlin last night. Fourteen soldiers were injured, six seriously including a lieutenant, as the chauffeur failed to avoid the column while turning out of the void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Murder Scandal Rocks Rome As Paterno Kills Princess
Rome reports crown intrigue after Lieut Baron Paterno fatally shoots Princess Giulia Trigona di Sant Hitas amid alleged coercion and blackmail. Queen Helena helped compel a confession before Paterno fought for control at the Quirinal. The two young daughters mourn their mother as authorities probe motive and palace fury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Giulia Trigona di Sant ‘Hitas
Baron Paterno
Paterno
Paterna
Patermo
Prince Trigona
Palermo
Helena
Hi Prey
Quirinal
Tax Rate Issue Remains Unsettled in City
City officials warn that no near-term solution to the tax rate dispute is in sight. Leaders insist progress is necessary and press for an early agreement to avoid financial strain on services and residents. Local discussions emphasize the need for a practical compromise amid rising costs.
Alexandria Tax Rate Battle Persists After 6 to 4 Split
Alexandria officials grapple with tax rate reform as the board splits 6 to 4 against the common council flat rate of 1.75. A conference committee led by Aldermen H K Field and C J W Sum was formed to resolve the impasse amid calls for a temporary levy to cover city needs including jail improvements and fire horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Sug- 7
Eetem
Marbury
Madrid
M. Mauvais
H. K. Field
C. J. W. Sum
Mr .Field
Aerodat
Orson LD
Villar
Mauvais
Waa |Hmat Varel Jjoreny En Po
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank Paine
York
New York
Thad
Berneath
Broughton Brandenburg
Places
Swann
Sing Sime
Brandenburg
Grover Cleveland
LICENSED TO MARRY AND DEATHS IN BRIEF
Notices list marriages of Hristov and Penelope Georgeta, A Roussos and others, with multiple entries. Births record several newborns by families Gray, Burger, Burwick, Linham, McMurray, Mitchell, Richardson, Reichel, Myers, Mulvey, lerec, Green, Easton, and others. Deaths include Gladys Lee Groves, Mary Mobley, Susan Decker, Annie Lincoln, and many more with addresses and ages. Many entries from hospitals and public institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Margaret M. Andrews
Herbert B
Hattie T. Burger
Arthur H
Bessie T Burwick
Thomas A Jr
Ethel H Cannon
John A
Rosa M. Linham
Thomas L
Martha E McMurray
James N
Violet L Mitchell
Charles W
Lydia M. Richardson
Labietta Reichel
Charles T
Edith R. Myers
James
Martha Mulvey
John
Mamie
Lerec
Sarah Green
Pitt
Seouis
Agnes Flilmore
Sammy
Tracy Easton
Gladys Lee Grooves
Kraemer Pl
Mary F Mobley
la, Ave
Susan E. Decker
Annie C Lincoln
Sth
Tneddola Love
Government Hospital For Insane
Walter L McClintock
Gratton Hotel
Lewis H Whatham
United States Government Printing
Filen
John Loftus
Tuberculosis Hospital
Olive L. Dobbyn
Fitzaneth Hammill
Capital St
Aliee Welch
Providence Hospital
Joseph WL. Compton
St Se
Sear Margaret Hussion
Mosf
Garfield Tespital
Nugtta Arnicte
Storey Hospital
Enrirten Ross
Fairmont St. Na
Evi Jackson
Garfeld Hospital
Gertrude Honesty
25Th St
Hayes Tippe
Washington Asylum Hospital
Mrs Reid Gives $60,000 Gift to Red Cross Guild Hospital
Mrs White Nan Reid, wife of the American ambassador to Great Britain, added a $60,000 donation to the Red Cross Guild Hospital in San Mateo California. The gift funds construction of additional hospital buildings honoring her parents Mr and Mrs D O Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Guild Hospital
San Mateo
Cal
White- Nan Reid
Great Britain
D. O. Mills
Albert W. Harrison Dead in Fairfax County Farm Leader
Albert W. Harrison a prominent Fairfax county farmer died at his Huntley home near Woodlawn on Thursday night aged 88 He leaves a son and three daughters The funeral will be at 2 pm from the residence and burial in Presbyterian Cemetery He was a native of Montclair New Jersey and settled in Fairfax in 1969 An active member of the Second Presbyterian Church in the city Also notes: funeral for Miss Elizabeth Hammil 69 held at 221 East Capitol Street Washington with burial in Alexandria Churches and schools items follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Harrison
Fairfax County
Huntley
Woodlawn
Presbyterian Cemetery
Harrison
Montclair
N. J
Second Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Hammil
East Capitol Street
Washington
Alexandria
China to Fix Boundary Between Russia and Manchuria
A Peking dispatch reports the Chinese government agrees to appoint Russian and Chinese commissioners with full powers to finalize the frontier from Abagastujevsk in Transbaikalla to the Argun River. The 44 mile river marks the boundary between Russian territory and western Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Peking
Abagastujevsk
Transbaikalla
Argun River
Manchuria
City Officials Indicted in East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
After a four week investigation into draft issues and corruption, the East Chicago area grand jury returned 30 indictments at noon. The charges target city officials and related parties amid ongoing probes across Hammond and neighboring districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hammond
Ind
East
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Suit Brought to Void 1280 Colorado Coal Lands
The United States sues in federal court to recover Colorado coal lands valued at about 5.0 million dollars alleged to have been acquired fraudulently by dummy entrymen. Defendants include Carbon Coal and Coke Company a subsidiary of American Smelting and Refining, and Exploration Company Limited. Named individuals are Thomas Thatcher and William M. Barnum New York attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Colo
United States
Federal District Court
Carbon Coal and Coke Company
Jand Refining Company
Exploration Company, Limited
Cokedale
Thomas Thatcher
William M. Barnum
New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
Riot Ends In Killing At Pottaville Reading Co Plant
In Pottaville on March 3 a clash between Reading Company policemen and a mob of over 200 foreigners erupted after a strike at Raven Run colliery. Dominick Marko was killed. Cruz the policeman surrendered and was jailed on five thousand dollars bail. Three others were shot during the riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottaville
Reading Company
Dominick Marko
Cruz
Bern
Raven Run
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern Railway Heads
Mercing
Cincinnati
Providtens Journal
Clevelant Plain Dealer
Syracus Post-Standard
Mi Ot Herald
St Paul
Pioneer Press
Burtale Court
Rochester Herat
Thras
St Louis
Frank Geier
Seventh ST
Modern Chapel
Speare
N. W
FRANK \ SEERE
Pronen
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Pancrarata
J. William Lee
Abe Erbalmer
Pennkstrania
John R. Wright CO
F. Harvey's
BONS
Fourteenth ST
Brigty
Chapel
Tors and
Embalmers
Lincoln
Sergeon
TOR
Cain
A Costello
Foneral
Rivery
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Mneral
Maryland
Rockville
K. Thos
M. Hindle
Ar Stn
M. J. Falvey
Prchiyfse
DR. Jones
Stock Exchange
la Vallieres
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
To-Kalon Wine Co
Wo Boos
Miss Grunspan
Baron von Arkovy
Man
Ees
Madras
Aero
Col. Villar
Hristov A Roussos
Penelope Georgeta
Rev
Alexipoulis
Health Office Record
Burl Taylor
Tuberculosis
Scott Jones
James Stark
Moses Ashton
St Sn
Dorothy Wilson
Euclid St. Nw
Hunyadi
Janos
Miss Hammil
Highth Congressional District
First Baptist Church
Opera House
Henrii
Bernstein
China
Mayor Schleiker
East Chicago
Albert Lewis
Walter Speyer
Ely
JuMus Friedman
Sons of
Hood
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Pa.Ave
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