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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1905

Page

3

Rail officials urge ICC power to fix rebates and passes

Head of the Chicago and Great Western urges Congress to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to set minimum and maximum rates and regulate free passes. He argues a government body would be untrammeled by competition and better deter rebates, with widespread officials supporting reform across professions.

Atb Stickney Chicago Great Western Railroad Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Interstate C Immerce Commission Traffe Hite Sti Xney

Nan Patterson in court after release and plans

The article recaps Nan Patterson’s release from the Tombs after a tense day of questions and a judge’s sequence in her case. It notes her plans to rest, possibly visit Washington and the seashore, and her remarks on clothing and public scrutiny. It also covers the Smiths’ proceedings, the $250 fine for Morgan Smith, and Patterson’s sale of a statement for $300 to a newspaper. The history of the case traces the June 4 killing of Caesar Young and the three trials with hung juries.

Norning Washington New York Julia Papa Morgan Smith St Paul Smiths J Morgan Foster Mr. Smith Smith Jerome Young Limburger Limburg Nan Patterson Nan

Obituary notices for multiple residents in 1900 city deaths

A string of obituary notices and funeral details for residents including Mary Lechy, Nellie J Prez, Mary Leddun, John Hartigan, Thomas, Sarah, and Willem D Me Forti. Entries list deaths on various dates in May 1900, residence addresses, and funeral arrangements with interment noted as private or at local churches and avenues in the city.

Wif Qeetsity Trospital Mury Ok Ten Waen Hobart Soff Cori Norch Sua Toran Willard Herbert Lo Vorerk Hepa Pom Thimmert Jane Loo Dummett Aary Artha Jo Dimel Hee Tharsday John Hartigan Mary Hartgan Lincoln Street St Persis Nu Frinds Ely Chancey Hickox Jite Coty Im Freeads Paris Sarah Tre Lion of Ier Willem Avenue Southwest

Health Office Record Note of Age and Payment Terms

Fragmented OCR shows health office record noting ages and payments with unclear year references. Names and dates are unreadable. Some items mention years such as 8, 30, and 6 in vague contexts.

Notice and death notices inserted without extra charge

Notice lists that death notices may be published in multiple newspapers upon application free of charge. It names several major papers including The New York Times, The Journal, and others as recipients. No specific events, dates, or individuals are detailed.

New Tork Times LOBF

Mother Awaits Nan After Nan Patterson Release

News came that Nan Patterson was freed from Tombs prison and reached her family home on Howard Avenue in Pleasant Vicant. Mrs Patterson, gravely ill, sobbed and refused to believe the reports until corroboration came from reporters and relatives, ending a year of terror for the mother and family as they awaited her return with relief.

Patterson Howard Avenue Vicant Pleasant Nang Nan Patterson Tombs J Edward Taylor H P Lowell WL Milburne Marned New York Miss

Fields Trial Case Excerpt in Embezzlement Suit

Criminal Court heardAttorney Easby Smith brand Fields a common thief in an embezzlement case over funds of the Washington Beneficial Endowment Association. Defense counsel argued property ownership and law questions as Attorney Baker prepares final remarks before United States Attorney Beach closes for the government.

Thomas M Fields Funda Washington Beneficial Endowment Association United States James S Easby-Smith Fields Easley-Smith Justice Wright D W Baker Philip Walker Lipscomb Easby-Smith Fielda Ielde Washington Easley- Smith Broida New York State Eaeby-Smith Tom Sielgs Tasby- Smith Mr Lipscomb Walker Commercial Alliance Insurance Company Washington RcSiant Endowment Association Morgan H Beach

Wallace H Hills to Lie In Rock Hill Cemetery Chapel

Funeral services for Wallace H Hills chief clerk of the Treasury Department will be held Tuesday morning at Rock Hill Chapel with interment at Rock Creek. Hills died suddenly at Carrimore New Mexico and the body is expected Monday night. Government boards for the Louisiana Purchase and Louis and Clark Expositions will attend in a body. Secretary Shaw and Assistant Secretary Reynolds among honorary pallbearers. Boswell’s condition improved after an attack of acute indigestion during official duties.

Rock Creek Chapel Wallace H Hills Treasury Department Carrimore Rock Hill Cemetery Hills Shaw Reynolds

Blaze in Automobile Shed at 1490 Binney Street

Fire last evening in the rear automobile shed caused 15 damage from a torch pipe igniting waste gasoline on a car. Insurance coverage noted as New York. Separate item notes ships arriving and sailing dates from New York to European ports and a wire telegram update from Liverpool and Queenstown to New York.

Binney Street Loas

Plan A Great Parade Final Session Aims Unite Veterans

A reunion meeting in GAFL Hall last night featured patristic speeches by Union and Confederate veterans urging a national veteran organization. Florida leader H Henry Byrons announced plans for a May 1904 reunion in this city with a parade to be reviewed by the President.

GAFL H Henry Byrons Florida Byrons Laval Francis R. Allen Connecticut Samuel Fallowe Ilinois Reformed Episcopal Church Majo . Allen North Carolina Fallows West Point England France Spain Mal Allen Morro Castle Havana J D. Hanrahan Rutland, VI G W McLaurin Bishop Fallows

Army Officers Granted Leave and Transfers Amid Pacific Duties

Orders detail Capt Warren P Newcomb and Capt Joseph L Donovan resignations and leaves of absence. First Lieut Mack K Cunningham granted two months leave. several officers reassigned between cavalry regiments. Maj Jefferson A Kean ordered to Panama for medical supply matters. multiple officers released from Army War College to join stations May 21. Transport Buford stranded at Malabang. troops landed. Captain Donovan resignation accepted, effective June 30.

Warren P Hot Springs Ark Panamy William © Gorge Department of Health Canal Bone Army War College Charles Morton Sixth Infantry Louis C Scherer Fourth Cavalry Ralph H van Daman Twenty First Infantry John C Gilmore Jr Artillery Corps

Crushed by Wheels As Boy Dies After Freight Train Accident

William Howell seventeen of 13 Virginia avenue southwest fell under an eastbound freight train at Fourth street and Virginia avenue southwest his legs were crushed and he died an hour later at Emergency Hospital The coroner ruled accidental death Police report youths in the Fourth Precinct area have been using trains for rides and Howell was with two companions leaping on and off slowly moving freight trains yesterday afternoon.

William Howell Virginia Avenue Southwest Fourth Street Fourth Precinct Virginia Overaie Howell

Mrs Bowen Nominated Delegate for Typographical Union Auxiliary

Mrs L Bowen unanimously elected delegate to the annual Women s Auxiliary of the Typographical Union convention to be held in Toronto Canada. Mrs Bert Wolf named alternate. A fundraising dance at Masonic Temple Monday night to cover travel costs featured piano solos violin and mandolin numbers by local youths and adults.

Women’s Auxiliary Typographical Union L. Bowen Women's Auxiliary The Toronto Canada Tynographical Temple Bert Wolf Bowen Masonic Temple Florence Berg Berg Mildred ‘Thompson Tittle Madge McMillen Monroy Kreiter Raymond McMillen

Cordial Toward Cassini at White House Tea

President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted Count Cassini at a White House tea with Inter national Hallway Congress delegates. They voiced deep regret at his recall to Madrid and offered best wishes for his future. The ambassador was moved by the tribute and received a cable from Secretary of State Navabetm May 12 conveying cordial congratulations and personal regrets.

Washington Roosevelt Count Cassini White House International Congress Madrid Miss Roosevelt Fairbanks Diplomatic Corps

Scottish Rite Cathedral Remodeling and Expansion Planned

The Scottish Rite Cathedral trustees plan remodeling and adding two stories to the building. The old structure will be converted into offices and stores on the ground floor. The fifth floor will host degree conferrals and the sixth floor will house banquet halls and reception rooms. An elevator is to be installed with substantial spending expected.

Ada G Street Cathedral Scottish Rite Cathedral Beattish Rite Sons

Judge Charles B. Bellinger Dies in Portland

Judge Charles B. Bellinger of the United States District Court died today after serving on the federal bench since 1892. He was presiding over the trial of United States Senator Mitchell for alleged land frauds when he fell ill. The death occurred in Portland, with May 12 reporting.

Portland Ora Charles B Bellinger United States District Court United States Mitchell Bellinger

Wireless outfits for Honolulu and Guam stations sail on Solace

The naval transport Solace departs Mare Island Navy Yard today bound for Manila carrying the most improved wireless telegraph station outfits for Honolulu and Guam. Lieut George C Sweet will lead a corps of operators to erect the stations aboard the Solace. Movements of vessels include arrivals at Guantanamo, Olympia, Brooklin, Bahía de la Luna, and Lambert Point. Rates and tours: Chicago to Pacific with $83 fare to the Pacific coast line and a $70 head itineraries via Pullman sleeper cars. Johnison offers excursions from Chestnut Street Philadelphia.

Honolulu Vallejo Cal Solace Mare Island Navy Yard Manila Guam George C Sweet Guantanamo Olympia Brooklin Banto Domingo City Marcesias Lambert Point Sallet Triton Washington Hayton Roads Manger Honolda Tar Gaim The Pacific Com Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Johnison Chestnut Street Philadelphia

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