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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1907

Page

41

Brandenburg era bribing case stirs Washington state hearing

Washington representative Cushman testifies Hermann has a strong reputation for honesty and integrity. Trial transcripts reveal a $2,000 bribe connected to Stephen A. D. Puter and Senator Mitchell, with probing of a memoranda and bank transactions from Rhinelander and Milwaukee.

Washington State Stephen A. D. Puter Britchell Binger Hermann Sapte Iiselenst Sy Atorney Baker Puter Mitchell A. B .Worthington Hermann Justice Stafford Tak Ft Sovernment Mitchell Wisconsin National Bank Milwaukee Charles Chaffee First National Bank of Rhinelander First National Bank of Milwaukee W .A Richards Mitchell Intro Cushman Washington Baker Cashman Secretary of the Interior Chaaing Joe Aaron C. Smith Portland Oresg Representative Williamson Oregon Williamson Jabie Blue Mountain Forest Reserve

Union Votes Secretary Higher Pay Despite Objection

The Central Labor Union discussed amending its constitution to raise the secretary’s salary, despite Sam De Nedrey opposing it. Delegates pressed for fair remuneration and the official organizer role, noting plans for a Navy Yard copper workers union and potential alliance with the American Federation of Labor. The Buford likely sails from San Francisco to Chinkiang to aid Chinese famine relief.

de Nedrey Central Labor Union James W. Considine Sam de Nedrey Feeney Rodier Sougrue Wolfe Centra Labor Union American Federathon of Labor Brtter Clasg Llegate Considine Cutted Copper Workers of the Navy Yard Tie Sheat Metal Workers’ Union Navy Yard Central Labor ‘Union da Nedrey Bute

Break a Cold Quickly Formula Promoted by Doctor

An advertisement touts a home remedy claiming to cure any curable cough and break a cold within twenty four hours. It prescribes mixing Virgin Pine oil glycerine and whiskey, then taking teaspoonfuls. The product is pitched as available from a druggist, with questionable spelling and packaging notes.

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Turkeys allegedly stolen. Philadelphia suspects held for larceny

Detective Cornwell arrived from Philadelphia to aid in the case of Hurley Brooks and Richard Newton, accused of stealing 9100 worth of turkeys from Golden, Love & Co. on December 22. Brooks allegedly drove a wagonload to the railroad and handed it to Newton before fleeing. The pair were later held in Philadelphia and are expected to be brought to Washington for trial on grand larceny charges.

Cornwell Philadelphia Hurley Brooks Richard Newton Hurley Golden, Love & Co Louisiana Avenue Northwest Brooke Newton Brooks United States Washington

Peirce Repudiates Charge Over Hague Arbitration Fees

Herbert H D Peirce American Minister to Norway arrived in Boston aboard the Cymrie from Liverpool and denied charges linked to pay received for arbitration work at The Hague. He said the State Department allowed him to act as counsel for ship owners, winning damages from Russia as US representative and paid counsel, while noting a later dispute over fees.

Boston Mar Herbert H. D. Peirce Norway Cymrie Liverpool Cambridge Peirce The Hague H. W. Eliott Cleveland Ohio Hay Root United States New Bedford Wing & Co Hagle Company San Francisco Washington State Department Department District of Columbia Ince American Foreign Department

Debaters Honor E Ennals Berl With Gold Medal

Georgetown Preparatory School Philonomosian Society held its annual Gaston Hall debate on the United States Senate popular vote question. Negative side won with T Alexis Sullivan and B Ennals Berl. honors went to Berl who received a gold medal.

Philonomosian Society E. Ennals Berl Georgetown Preparatory Gaston Hall United States T. Alexis Sullivan B. Ennals Berl Vincent de Pauli Dailey James H. O’connor Mr. Berl Daniel W. O'Donoghue A. M Fh. D Li. M Richard J. Watkins A. B LL. M Father Gaston Ti. G. McCormick TI. Hayes Carl G. Vilsack Frederick B. Sitterding John F

Deaths of a Day feature spans multiple figures

North Andover Massachusetts records the death of former congressman Moses T. Stevens, longtime woolen manufacturer and Stevens Woolen Works proprietor. Philadelphia notes the loss of Dr Pemberton Dudley, dean and homeopathy expert, in his sixty ninth year after a trolley accident. Athens and Pensacola obituaries follow, including Prof Don Abbott of Georgia and Attilla Mallory, relative of Senator Mallory, with Canal Zone mortality brief.

North Andover Mass Moses T. Stevens Stevens Stevens Lawen Webster Philadelphia Pemberton Dudley Hahnemann Medical College Dudley Hahnemann College Athens Don Q. Abbott University of Georgia Baltimore Abbott Pensacola Fla Attilla I. Mallory United States Stephen B. Mallory

Man Hangs Self on Train Near Bay Minette

A 35 year old man identified as aim soar za sonn zippe hanged himself in a toilet room aboard a Louisville and Nashville train traveling from San Francisco to New York. He left no note, carried 413 dollars and a ticket, and his body was found on the train near Bay Minette after a handkerchief was found tied around his neck.

Montgomery Aim Soar Sonn Zippe Louisville Nashville San Francisco New Fork Bay Minette Florida Atlantic Coast Line New York Jacksonville Fla Washington Jeckaraville Flo Fort Tames Flavia Jakenaville Augusta New York Town Washington DC Ywlimtaston Jaonsatville Ploriaa Madera Staugutine Pennsylvania EME Tintict Fasenger Ag TC. White Wilmington N.C W. J. Craig Wilmington, Norfolk and Western Railway Norfolk Western Knozville Chattanooga Ferspihi Rosnoke Bristol Jonesalem Knoxville Memphils New Orleans Amity Berry Lavas Bhenandah Tyalus Pecongeranis Fourteenth Street New York Avenue Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Scheduis Principal Pointe Virginia Virginia Hot Springs Louisvie Cincinnati Indianapolis St. Louis Chicago Gardonsville Dally Gordonswile Charlottesvile Staunton Clikom Forge Covington Honceverte Hinton W. Va Sean Eerie Lexington Memphis Southwest Chesspeake and Onis Pennsylvania Avenue Sixth Street Pennsylvania RR Washington Southern Railway Richmond Alexandria Prederickburg Stetion Éth Anantle Coast Line Polis Seaboard Newport News O14 Point Wenk Gaye Han Richmond

Talk at 2 a Minute Large Subscriptions Made

Public meeting at New Ward Hotel to raise funds for a National University in Washington reported total subscriptions of 123665 in five weeks. John Barrett of the Bureau of American Republics pledged 8 per minute, urging broad community support while Justice Brewer and Rev. Tennis Hamlin praised the campaign. Women generous in backing, Needham urged nonsectarian policy as subscriptions listed from March 11 to 26 and last night, with numerous individuals and firms adding varied amounts to the fund.

George Washington University Fund New Ward Mitchell Carroll Washington John Barrett Bureau of American Republics Barrett Mr. Barret Bassis Jnathan Brewer Barratt Supreme Court of the United States Union Justice Brewer George Washington University Tennis Hamlin Needham George Er vArachirued University Menden Jennings H. C. Parkins Alexander Graham Dell Howard Allerton Cushman Eugene B. Stavens Henry 8. Matthews Name Withhold Romulus A. Foster James Savage Woodward D. Tr. Blitwell Clifford Cox F. G. Coldren A. V. Cushman Frederick Eichelberger C. 7. Masa A. H. McCormick A. G Mills George W. Weber John van Renssam OW. Parks B. H Richardson F. FP. B. Sande H. G. Seibert B. W William H. Moller Julius I. Peyner William E. Harvey Br. Edler Heth Loud Dr. W. G. Vein

Halt to Alabama Railroad Commission Bars Barber Suit

Montgomery March injunction issued by Thomas G. Jones of the United States Court against State Railroad Commission members and A M Barber to block enforcement of new Alabama railroad rate laws. The trunk line railroads seek to restrain commodity, maximum, and 212 cent passenger rate regulations recently enacted by the legislature.

Montgomery Ala Mar India Thomas G. Jones United States Court State Railroad Commission A. M. Barber

Foreign Ships for Mail: U S Posts to Use Global Boats

The Postmaster General plans to shift mail carriage to Australia and New Zealand to foreign ships. Oceanic Pacific Steamship Company will end its San Francisco to Auckland and Sydney route on April 6, prompting temporary Vancouver based sailings via New York and Liverpool. If Oceanic resists cost reductions, American lines may take the work or, failing that, contracts may go to English or German firms.

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Vast List of Hotel Guests Across Cities From Metropolis

A lengthy roster lists guests staying at major hotels in Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities. The long names include Mrs and Miss titles with dozens of individuals and couples from high society and various states and foreign guests. The document resembles a society register or hotel guest column typical of early 20th century newspapers.

Ruef Ready for Trial as Bribery Case Progresses

Abraham Ruef and associates face indictments on conspiracy and extortion. Louis Glass, Pacific States Telephone vice president, posts $90 000 bond to cover nine bribery charges after returning from Nevada. Detwiler warrants issued as authorities pursue franchise bribery links. Mayor Schmitz seeks immediate trial, willing before any judge.

Abraham Ruef San Francisco Ruef United States Supreme Court Ruefend Dinan Heney Burns Louis ‘Glass Pacific States Telephone Company Glass Lawler Superior Court Tugge Coffey Abraham K. Detwiler Toledo Hamé ‘Elaphone Detwiler Hugene Schmitz Dunne

Million dollar verdict in New Jersey tax case

Justice Reed of the New Jersey Supreme Court ordered the Pennsylvania Railroad to pay the state 1,048,748 in taxes under the Perkins tax law. The ruling does not decide the law's constitutionality, which is pending in other cases. The railroad seeks about 800,000 in allowances on prior payments, unlike other railroads.

Trenton N. J Reed Supreme Court Pennnsylvania Railroad Company State of New Jersey Justice Reed

Client and Lawyer Exchange Foils in Court Scene

A dialogue shows a defense counsel urging openness as a defendant admits hiding stolen money. The exchange highlights tension over full disclosure and the suspect’s odd excuse about drinking to sleep so he won’t wake and sip. The fragment hints at courtroom strategy and personal vice.

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