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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1907

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Taft Foraker Clash Spreads As Cox Urges Unity

George B. Cox urged a Taft Foraker coalition with Harris for governor and Owens for US Senate, calling Republicans to unite for next fall. Foraker said he seeks Ohio GOP endorsement, while Brown announced a Taft endorsement and a Columbus meeting to secure a party-wide expression on the presidential choice.

Senator Foraker C. P. Taft Cox Cincinnati Ohio W. H. Taft J. B Foraker United States A. L. Harris George B. Cox Hamilton County Columbus Washington Taft Foraker Republican Party Charles P. Taft The Cincinnati Times-Star R K Hynicka Harmonton County William H. Taft Nator Toledo May Walter F. Brown Republican State Central Committee Buckeye Republican Club Republican State Executive Committee Congress Brown State Central Committee Republicana of Fatt A. I. Varys Werys Tameght Ais Heme Lancaster Joseph

Baltic Aground in Dense Fog Near Sandy Hook

The Baltic, a White Star liner carrying about 280 first cabin passengers plus a large steerage and crew, went aground in dense fog at the Sawach Gedney junction near Sandy Hook. Tugs were sent, the vessel remains fast, high water Thursday may free her, and passengers and notables aboard include H. H. Rogers Jr and Andrew Carnegie along with numerous others.

Washington New York May White Star Sandy Hook Seagirt Sawach Gedney Sawash Hook Baltic Western Union Marine Observer Andrew Carnegie Scotland T. BD. L Sto Thes Serage Swass Liverpool

French Steamer Poitou Wrecked Off Uruguay Coast

Montevideo reports the Poitou from Marseilles struck San Jose Ignacio on the Uruguayan coast in a heavy gale. About 300 aboard with nearly 90 rescued, many unaccounted as crew and passengers endure peril on a rocky promontory near Rincon de Herrero. Rescue efforts continue with government help and vessels en route.

Montevideo Uruguay French Transport Company Marseilles San Jose Igneacio San Jose Ignacio Punta Piedras Point Cape St. Maria Rincon de Herrero Marselies Poitou Buenos Ayres

Corey Baleks At Thirteen Wedding Date Change

Special to The Washington bars New York May 8 The Corey Gliman wedding date has shifted from Monday to Tuesday misprints mark the 133th day of the month The ceremony will occur shortly after midnight Tuesday morning Guests will gather at the Gotham at 1 PM on the 18th and depart for the Kaiser Wilhelm at 7 36 AM for a honeymoon voyage to a chateau near Paris The couple plan a four month stay abroad with uncertainty about travel due to possible delays

Washington New York Corey-Gliman Gotham Grey Paris Corey Giimen Coreys France Coray

Stolen Government Tube Stamp Case Resumes Trial

In Pittsburgh May session the United States District Court heard Frank Emmett J Jay Dunn and Charles L Closé charged with conspiracy and furnishing defective boiler tubes to the government for warships. Emmett, a State’s witness, described stamping and filing tubes to meet inspection. He testified inspectors often watched but tubes were altered and re inspected. He said he and Dunn and Close urged saving tubes and filing defects while inspectors were away.

Pittsburg Frank Emmett J Jay Dunn Charles L. Closé United States District Court Emmett J. Dutin Gleason Dunn Gospetcor W. H.coleman Winmett Shelbys Steel Tube Company Raga

Obio Leaders Out for Taft and Dock Riot Injures Sixty

An index to today s issue lists Obio Leaders out for Taft and sixty hurt in a dock riot. It notes trials on Roiler Tube frauds, a court denial of Haywood s plea, and mentions a fire in Kenses City with Beven dying. Also referenced are pension and government fraud trial details, including tube shipments in 1904 and witness familiarity with plant emptores.

Obio Taft Baltic Haywood Beven Kenses Vatican Smith Elopers New Jersey Kuroki Jamestown Fair Shakespeare Bradley Washington

Woman Bomb Victim in Georgia Home Explosion

Special to The Washington Pool Atlants Ga May 8 The home of Mrs Stule McCantry at 447 East Georgia avenue was wrecked at 21 velock to night and Mrs McCantry fatally wounded by the explosion of an infernal machine intended for her handsome daughter Kate McCantry The daughter escaped as she was at the theater The box containing the capacity mis cue was prodeht to the McCantry home shortly before 13 o'clock by a messenger boy It was addressed to Miss Kate McCantry Mrs McCantry carried the box to the writing room and carelessly dropped it on a table when the explosion followed completely wrecked one side of the house Neighbors found Mrs McCantry conscious but fatally wounded The notes were working fi kas the box was entirely aéstroved they ex ploiaion Kate McCantry declared that the box was sent by a young man who had threatened to kill her after she ceased receiving attentions from other young men

Atlents Stule, McCentry East Georgia Avenue McCantry Kate McCantry Kate ‘McCantry

Haywood Trial Moves Forward After Bill of Particulars Denied

The court overruled the defense motion for a bill of particulars in the murder case involving William D Haywood, secretary of the Western Federation of Miners. Judge Wood held the indictment already specifies timing place parties and means of death. Haywood’s rights to further particulars were considered waived by his plea and by agreeing to trial.

Boige Idaho Frank Stewnenberg Fremont Wood District Court Ada’ County William D. Haywood Western Federation of Minera Wood Hayywood Steunenberg Moyer Pettibone Orchard Haywood Rine Gotting Lenis Casa Frank Steurenberg

Seven Die in Fire at University Building in Kansas City

A major fire in Kansas City’s University Building killed seven and injured many as flames trapped women and girls on upper floors. Firemen pulled victims from windows, including Countess Alexandria Blomberg who suffered a fractured skull, and art instructor George de Mare who jumped to his death. Debris filled with heat prevented searches. property loss is about 250000. The building housed Montgomery Ward offices and artistic studios. it stood at Locust and Ninth streets and had an elevator shaft aiding the blaze.

Kansas City University Locust and Ninth Streets Montgomery Ward & Co Maud Wittehorn Alexandria Blomberg Mand Spter Eva George de Mare Paris de Mare Sociery Countess Europe Helen Barnes Pepper William A. Rule Montgomery, Ward & Co Pepper Estate Philadelphia Grover Cleveland

Edmund C. Ross Dead Former Senator Who Saved Johnson

Edmund C. Ross former United States Senator from Kansas died in Albuquerque New Mexico He had cast the vote that saved President Andrew Johnson from impeachment After leaving the Senate he served as Governor of New Mexico The obituary notes his legislative role and later office selections

Johnson Topeka Kas Edmund C. Ross United States Kansas Andrew Johnson Albuquerque N. Mex Senate New Mexico

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