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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1905

Page

30

Grandmother denies affair amid divorce case testimony

The 45 year old Mrs McGinnis, defending a divorce suit from Daniel J McGinnis, described her apartment scene when he and friends entered. She denied any improper conduct with Willie Cox, said she always had a chaperon when out, and testified about her husband’s broken in visit and her heart palpitations. The janitor testified she was often ill and sometimes drank beer, and he lent her money for trips.

Washington Post New York Daniel J McGinnis Frennogny Willie Cox McGinnis Eise Daniel McGinnis Cme Cox Cone Island George Frohesen Mrs McGinnis Dan McGinnis Ike Dan Repler Grandma Weinnis Tiecause Tam Thauked Cross Examiner Tsunnose West Ninetieth Street Wickes

Sinister Conscience Fund Payment To U S Treasury

A letter attached to a 12000 dollar payment to the U S Treasury claims a prior defraudment of government funds has been repaid at fourfold, citing scriptural restitution. The sender asks for divine pardon while noting the funds were deposited to the conscience fund.

United States Treasury Shaw United States Conscience

Gold Standard for Korea Established Under Japanese Control

United States Minister Horace N. Allen reports Korea has adopted the gold standard after a government request. Japan will lend 35 million yen to establish a currency system, with silver coins minted in Japan and exchanged for Japanese gold currency at 60 cents on the dollar. Also, Mystic Sanford named fourth class postmaster at South Wilfred Conn.

Mint Korea United States Horace N. Allen Japan

Authorized Bond Issue By Pennsylvania Railroad

Philadelphia March 14 A new bond issue of 350 million was authorized today by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at its annual meeting. The issue may be issued in one or more allotments and will be secured under the consolidated mortgage or convertible into stock. The directors also may absorb the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railway. Wall Street noted the 350 million convertible bonds and recalled a prior authorization of 30 million convertible bonds. The bonds bear 3 12 percent interest and are convertible at 150 into stock.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Company John P Green Capt Green New York Pittsburg Virginia Charleston Wall Street Pennsylvma Railroad

Wrong Man Questioned in Santa Fe Anti-Trust Case

Topeka March 14 Deposition hearings in the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe antitrust suit halted as State lawyer Frank Monnett moves to dismiss Santa Fe officers subpoenaed. Only two witnesses, W J Black and W J Healy, remained on the stand with Healy having testified three days. Monnett says witnesses were dismissed for regular form and depositions will move to Chanute tomorrow before resuming in Topeka. Depositions will be served again on all subpoenaed witnesses not yet testifying.

Santa Fe Topeka Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Kansas Frank Monnett W J Black W J Healy Healy Robert Dunlap The Monnett Chanute

Restoration of battle flags to states approved by Congress

Gen Ainsworth, military secretary, to execute Congress joint resolution allowing the War Department to return Civil War battle flags. About 544 flags and standards stored in Washington will be sorted and sent back to state regiments after preliminaries. In Richmond, ladies of the Confederate Memorial Literary Society decide to return flags of the Eighteenth Massachusetts Regiment.

Ainsworth Congress Secretary of War War Department Richmond The Confederate Memorial Literary Society Massachusetts

Garfield Off for Kansas Oil Inquiry Tour

Commissioner Garfied of Corporations begins private hearings travel from New York to Cleveland then through Kansas oil belt centers Chanute and Independence before Oklahoma and Indian Territory stops He will not hold public hearings though private ones are possible and rumors say past Kansas Standard Oil investigations influenced his move into investigative action

Garfeld Standard Oil Company New York Cleveland Kansas Independence Garfield Oklahoma Indian Department of Commerce and Labor House of Representatives House of Representatives, It Was Given Out That Commiidoner Garfield Commimioner Garfields

Injunction Granted in Brown Bag Billing Case

Justice Anderson signs an injunction pendente lite in Brown Bag Billing Machine Company v James Drohen. The order requires a $6 000 bond to be posted today to protect the company from loss. The suit claims Drohen infringes patent rights on a seed filling apparatus sent by the Department of Agriculture.

Justice Anderson James L. Drohen Brown Bag James Drohen Mr Drohen Department of Agriculture

Count for President Prophecy From Printing Office Prophet

Charles Vaden Barton known as Earl Count Courtney, a Printing Office employee and Millennium editor, announced in Washington he will run for President in 1908 on a spiritual platform. He claims a Lincoln Garfield McKinley vision authorized his bid and writes from a basement printing office near 604 H Street NW.

Charles V. Barton Lincoln Garfield McKinley Earl Count Courtney Government Printing Office Publc United States Charles Vaden Barton Foraker Fairbanks William McKinley Washington Buffalo Barton Issilon Uncle Sam Wcapans White House Earl Count Millennium Millennium Club Executive Mansion H Street Surratt Congress Butler Pendieton County Dream Prophet

Military Officers Receive Various Leave and Duty Orders

The Army details granted leaves of absence for two to six months to Capt Jacques da I Lafitte and Capt Witten S Mapet, with others assigned to boards, transfers, and court-martial duties. Promotions and postings include Capt Ralph Granger and Lieut Kilbourne, plus construction and recruiting assignments at Fort Myer and Nashville, while ships movements list Yankee and Petrel arrivals and naval officer detachments for navigational duty.

Jacques da I Lafitte Sixth Infantry Witten S Mapet Philippine Scouts John J Reilly Stanley D Embick Vancouver Barracks Wash Wilds . Richardson Ninth Infantry Skagway Alaska Thare Secretary of War Harry B Chamberlin

Lieut Francis M Boone's Sentence Reduced by President

At Vancouver Barracks Lieut Francis M Boone of the Nineteenth Infantry was convicted by court martial for absence without leave breach of arrest and non payment of debt The President approved the sentence reducing imprisonment from two to one year and designated Alcatraz Island California as the confinement place The report notes con Inebtef and Lieut Boone's status upon arrival at Cavite Philippines plus a stock market report from New York March 14 detailing Delaware Lackawanna and Western stock movement with prices and yearly gains

Boone Francis M. Boone Nineteenth Infantry Vancouver Barracks War Department Alcatraz Island Cal

Countess of Buena Vista suit over Havana beef monopoly

Department of Justice to file in Federal Court of New York City an action against Gen Brooke arising from the abolition of the Havana beef monopoly. The countess seeks damages claiming the Cuba governor general’s order was unlawful and did not terminate her rights. Treasury receipts show $768,751 in bank note redemptions and $1,610,000 in expenditures, with internal revenue $250,432 and customs $1,006,664 plus $34,064 miscellaneous.

Wavana Department of Justice Brooke Federal Court of New York City Buena Vista Havana Cuba Department Treasury Marional Bank Customs

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