13 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1907
Page
1
A garbled early 20th century report lists supposed victims and forged links. Names of wealthy figures, visiting cards of Gould and Astor, and two Carnegie Library books are referenced amid cryptic biographical excerpts. The text is fragmentary, with unclear dates and places, impeding precise reconstruction of events or identities.
A terse report notes extradition approval amid chaotic scenes near Loch Bray. Police clashed with demonstrators as authorities moved to transfer a suspect to Belin for trial. The incident sparked applause from supporters while critics urged caution about due process and international cooperation.
A fragmented and garbled appeal urges Sey individuals and state bodies to cooperate on reforestation work. The text hints at timber ownership disputes, forest policy, and funding ideas, with scattered references to Promoting timber use and public notice, but the readable fragments emphasize collective action for forest restoration.
A steam era hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission witnesses questioned policing of crew safety and job loss fears. Officials noted insufficient testimony and suggested no employer would terminate workers for past issues, while rail executives defended their practices amid allegations.
A garbled account describes Harry Thaw amid Italians in court, with Duchess observing from the press area. Escorts, guards, and prisoners populate the scene as Thaw moves toward a cell, while spectators exchange tense glances and a young woman near the hospital inspires uneasy reactions.
A Baltimore branch meeting, led by Lugene Levering, debated the doctrine of the virgin birth. Dr George Ht of Philadelphia argued the birth’s significance, while others questioned its relevance to Christ's nature, with Rochester’s Rev. J. Shter noting no relation to modern Christian faith.
Latest gossip claims Anna Gould engaged to Conte Boson de Talleyrard Perigord, with other asserted matches involving Prince Helie Sign and Lav Mort. The rumor references matrimonial plans, cancellations, and a wide set of aristocratic connections surrounding Gould.
The article chronicles the volatile marriage of Frecerink Gibert of New York and Miss Clara McLaren, detailing public disputes, accusations of infidelity, and a sensational duel threat. It notes Gibert’s Paris residence, multiple separations, and a 1898 court separation with ongoing marital strife. Santa Maria del Pilar figures in the saga with a duel challenge and a later wound, underscoring a high society fracas that crossed continents.
Trinidad Cole reports that a sum from American Smelting and Refining Company to pay workers vanished tonight. Paymaster Abraham Thompson and guard Jim Williams headed from Trinidad at dusk to Cokedale. upon arrival the two canvas sacks of pay were missing. They tracked clues for miles but found no trace, notifying supervisors by telephone. The two men are under suspicion as investigators search the surrounding country.
The Warkinston Post reports Whitney says a mortgage on his Fifth Avenue and Ditty Seventh Street home was tied to a loan of 500000 dollars but cash deposits exceed that amount. He plans no withdrawal, seeks loan terms on bonds and mortgages to ease the wider financial situation and restore confidence.
James Henry Holland confesses to bigamy after a court appearance in Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. He admits to two marriages, with wives No 1 and No 2 both presenting proof of marriage. He claims no remorse and says he never divorced wife No 2, now held for grand jury consideration.
Andrew Carnegie received a bronze medallion from the Scots Charitable Society of Baswin tonight at his home. Presentation by Alexander McGregor, with society members Hush, Brown, and James Alexander, plus Judge Gary of U S Steel and designer Hugh Catlin. The inscription lauds Carnegie for creative industry and prudent use of wealth, while noting his Scottish heritage and service to America.
Grand Jury may probe further into the death of John J Phillips coal operator and broker after a preliminary hearing ends with no sufficient evidence to bind Charlotte Phillips over. Prosecutor sought dismissal. the case is now open to independent grand jury inquiry.
The Grant memorial advisory committee decided the statue should stay in the Botanic Garden area, removal of trees to fit a different site being necessary for mall beautification. Protests over tree removal cited, with final action to be reviewed by Dodge, Tat, and the commission under law.
Frederck Jeffs, an American, survives on Inde fatigable Island after the Norwegian bark Alexandra drifted for three months and wrecked near the Galapagos. The captain and nine crewmen are rescued. Jeffs remains onshore awaiting a rescue expedition as another vessel is sent from Guayaquil to search for him.
Pittsburg Pa November 12 State Bank Examiner Willetts locked the People 8 Bank of Califorte near here following a suspected $65 000 shortage. Cashier Oliver Piper and Wiliam Lenhart of Pittsburg were held for court on conspiracy to defraud charges after bondsmen paid $42 000 toward the alleged deficit officially set at $5 000. Lenhart, a Brownsville cracker maker, is linked to local business ties while the cashier faces accusations of bad loans and stock losses. The bank, organized in 18 with capital $1500 and surplus uncertain, faced potential reopening issues amid larger claims and concerns over resources.
Rome reports say Archbishop Farley of New York will be upheld in enforcing Catholic Church marriage laws. Pope Pius plans full briefing via Cardinal Merry del Val on the matter, with views on mixed marriages and dispensations, citing previous cases like Mrs Parkhurst and Countess Roe pigliogi as context.
The court ruled that the expression go to hell does not violate law in a unanimous decision. The case involved a 16 year old who challenged restrictions on speech in a banking setting and noted the lower court conviction for profanity in Corinth.
Gov WF Far of Hawaii, en route to Washington, arrived in San Francisco aboard the Oceanic Alameda. He plans talks with President Roosevelt on Hawaii’s financial strain, immigration law changes, Fear Harbor improvement, mobile buildings in Hawaii, and a proposed agriculture college.
Conductor on the Wor eater and Southridge street railway was convicted of manslaughter in the District Court for causing the death of Motorman George H Fitzgenold in a trolley wreck at Charlton City on August 2. Judge Pierce sentenced Smith to months in the house of correction to impress trolley employees with their responsibility.
At the Steve Adams murder trial for Fred Tyler, Pinkerton James McParland pressed Adams to admit involvement in the Tyler case and the Steunenberg killing. Wells testified Adams spoke of killings in Idaho and Telluride, with no immunity or threats offered, while Darrow pressed for a full confession and accountability.
John Rob exts, aged twenty, on the eve of transfer to the Iowa Reformatory for stealing chickens. He would receive about 140 dollars from an estate of 940 dollars left by his uncle John Law who recently died in Stratford Ontario. The will is filed for probate with heirs John and Allen. Roberta said, I wont do much after I serve my time.
Dr Helen Reynolde Kellogg told the Rio Association that women of the future would not occupy the prominent modern roles. She argued that while women have advanced, the pendulum now swings back and they may retreat from the limelight, though other speakers believed women can still progress in the world’s work.
Columbus November 12 Ex Governor James E Campbell a member of the state tax commission says he is a receptive candidate for United States Senator or to succeed James B Foraker.
A long report describes Alice and Clark of Wyoming among yesterday’s callers as federal officials puzzle over a possible third term. It notes Waning White House silence on the issue while roving groups push for Roosevelt delegates, with Senator Clark and Senator Alice of Delaware engaging discussions and mixed reactions from other Republican figures and visitors from New York and Wyoming.
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