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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1909

Page

10

Billion Dollar Merger Ties Postal Telegraph to AT&T

The Postal Telegraph and Mackay companies push toward a billion dollar merger with the American Telephone and Telegraph. Officials report the plan aims to combine networks and save vast sums, with Western Union stock and Gould holdings affecting control. The absorption would create a large, integrated communications entity, while executives discuss leadership shifts and the scope of the deal.

Mackay Companies The Postal American Telephone and Telegraph Systema Mackay New York Mackey Companies Bis Hoster Western Union American Tel Pine and Telegraph Company George 14 Wa Fa Stecke Mian Pos Teerapaible American Telephone and Tel “Ph Company Port Western Union Edwin Frank Jay Howard Gould Mt In American Telephone Company Bell Company Haaven Sontral Telephone Company

Jail entry for Warriner and associates in embezzlement case

Cincinnati navy officer Warriner and Mrs Jeanette Ford are jailed amid embezzlement claims involving $642,000 siphoned from a railroad treasury. Warriner pleads not guilty, bond set at $20,000. Authorities arrest Ford at her upscale apartment as part of the widening investigation with additional officers securing other defendants.

Cincinnati Navy Charles E. Warriner Ideal Bix Railroed Jeanette Stewart Ford Warriner Hunt

Mother Confesses to Murder of 8 Year Old Near Chesapeake Junction

Edna Batson admits killing her daughter Mary after taking her on a trip from Washington, then along the Chesapeake Beach line into woods near the railroad. She says she struck the child with a razor during a supposed abuse dispute and hid the body. a man who owns the razor is being held as a witness as Batson awaits transfer to Maryland authorities.

Charlotte Mich Ruth Butler Ruth Iattle Gal Wan Chesapeake Junction Evang Mullen Central Colter Fitna Miller Seaton Street Muller Berman Aimee Church Street Mary Eleventh U Streets New York Avenue Fifteenth First Precinct Notive Maryland Ault Sixth Precinct

Will of gambler George Brown Jr. vows repayment of winnings

The will filed in probate court vows to repay every person, man, woman or child, any money won by gambling during his life with interest from the date of winning. It also provides a tombstone for him and his wife bearing only their given names.

Washington Post Kansas City George Brown, Jr Hame Brown Jam Jana Sheeitt Bkowlund Fokert Lake Sherine Skoglund Onittin

Pellagra Case Reported at Cleveland City Hospital

A Cleveland Onto Navy 14 A pellagra case, newly identified by the United States government, is reported to Federal authorities from Cleveland City Hospital. Mrs James F Long is the patient, with physicians noting she cannot provide a history of her illness. Also, the Argentine Legation sale of furnishings at 3800 Mass begins at 10 this morning.

Cleveland Navy United States Cleveland City Hospital Onlo Mra James F Long Legation

Diners Plot to Dynamite Sleepers Cars Spurs Troop Request

Discoveries of a dynamite plot tied to Galesburg and Cherry mine workers lead Sheriff Skoglund to seek State troops. More than 500 pounds of explosives were removed from the county storehouse after dark. Red Cross Director Bicknell appeals for food clothing and money as families of trapped miners await surface rescue or news.

Red Cross Bicknell Caila Washington Post Cherry Nurgea Ten Sheriff Skoglut Bureau County Gov Deneen Galesburg Kewanee St Paul Earling Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad Sherif Shoglund Skoglund Lorder Odp Bicknell Washington DC National Red Cross Society Chara ‘Tty

Mrs Stetson Yields In Hidden Church Dispute

Mrs Augusta B Stetson of New York says she will obey the leader and unite with those supporting the mother church directors after a secret conference with the First Church of Christ Scientist board in Boston. She cites Mary Baker Eddy’s guidance, notes 20 years of seeking direction, and claims the directorate’s stance shifts amid controversy.

Boston Mother Church Mass Augusta B Stetsuh New York First Church of Christ Scientist Immer Council Stetson Mary Baker Diddy Oor Our Church Brookline Virgil O Strickler Moter Church

Bryan nominato r Disbarred by Nebraska Supreme Court

Agnabas J Dunn of Omaha, assistant city attorney, who nominated William J Bryan at the Denver convention, was found in contempt by the Nebraska Supreme Court. He is disbarred for an indefinite period and ordered to pay the costs. Dunn had previously apologized but the court deemed the apology insufficient.

Agnabas J Dunn Omaha Supreme Court Washington Post Nebr Noy Jenatus J Dunn Omage Wiliam J Bryan Denver Nebraska Supreme Court Dunnin Dunn

Lassiter Seat Prompted Contest for Fourth District

Special to The Washington Fort Petersburg reports Judge Alan Watkins of Farmville announced his candidacy for Congress from the Fourth district subject to the Democratic primary set for January next. He competes with Charles T Lassiter of Petersburg and Robert Turnbull of Brunswick County, both declaring their bids after the death of Francis R Lassiter.

Washington Fort Petersburg Alan Watkins Farmville Congress Francis R Lassiter Charles T Lassiter Petersburg Robert Turnbull Brunswick County

Murder mystery at Fifteenth and Adama streets interval

Police investigate the shooting death of Joseph C Squires found with a heart wound near Fifteenth and Adama streets northeast. Capt Daley and Central Office detectives question boys and search the scene while letters from women and a card of a woman living in P Street NW emerge. A letter from Senator Quay requests Squires’s promotion dating to 2001.

Joseph C Squires Syoddy Fifteenth Adama Daley Ninth Precinct Central Office Burlingame Baur Cornwel Springman O Brien Squires Capt Daley Wally P Street Norman Richard Gol Fifteenth Street Bladesbury Rosa Causa Theo Senator Quay Alewanes Uy Seanar Atten Stanley Quay Pennsylvania Cyrus Bussey Interior Department Nqcires Richmond

Nourmahal Yacht Missing After West Indies Hurricane

Friends search for Col Jonn Jacob Astor aboard the Nourmahal, reported missing after the yacht sailed from Jamaica for Puerto Rico on November 4, amid West Indies hurricane activity. The vessel, once linked to Cat Astor and William Astor, had been in Caribbean waters for weeks with uncertain fate.

Nourmighal West India Washington Post New York Jonn Jacob Astor Thie City Maritime Exchange Nourmahat Caribbean Newmahal Col Astor Nist Vinicent Port Antoino Jamaica Porto Rico West Indies Nourmahal Cat Astor Sather William Astor Wfe

George Crocker Ill at Fifth Avenue Home

George Crocker son of Charles Crocker nears serious illness at his Fifth Avenue residence in New York. Elder brother William H Crocker rushed from Europe to be by his side. Doctors have not disclosed the illness but it is reported as a stomach disorder.

New York George Crocker Charles Crocker Fifth Avenue William H Crocker Europe

All Aboard for Air Trips Airship Voyage Company Formed

The Airship Voyage Company was incorporated in Frankfurt with capital stock of 370900. Hamburg contributed 12500, Munich 12500, and Baden-Baden 0000. The firm plans spring start from Friedrichshafen, New York to follow. A Princeton graduate and NY reporter allegedly attempted suicide by jumping from the Harlem River bridge.

Germany Washington Post Berlin Airthip Voyage Company Frankfort Mill Hamburg Munich Baden-Baden Friedrichenaten New York New Ii Raliph Anough Princeton Washington Bridge Harlem

Premier Denounces Budget Fight as Unconstitutional

The premier vows to condemn the Lords battle over the budget as unconstitutional, signaling a constitutional clash at the highest level. Opposition leaders counter with calls for legislative restraint and judicial review of the action.

Lords Move For Election Shocks Cabinet Crisis

British House of Lords moves to reject the budget, triggering a general election in January. Premier Asquith faces pressure as Lord Lansdowne seeks dissolution, while Liberal papers brand the move as destruction and a return to royal prerogative battles. Winston Churchill banners the crisis in a manifesto.

el Paso Tex Zacy Wat’ Lords Enrique Chronicle Cress Daz Corral Dias London House of Lords Lord Lensdowne Ing Intenten Commons Lord Lansdowne Lord Lansdown Asquith Cabinet Council House of Commons Setion House of Summona Balfour Manchester Lansdowne S Menon Daily Chronicle Weds

Bribe charged witness recalls threat to Morse at office

New York case details Briggs of Coeymans NY testifying that he once bitterly resented Charles W Morse former head of the American Ice Company. He said Morse warned him he would sell him all he wanted after a confrontation about company actions and speculation connected to the Hudson activities.

New York Briggs Morse

Death by own action after fatal fire in Brooklyn factory

Robert Minzison, shaken by a fatal blaze at a celluloid factory in Brooklyn that killed ten people including his son, committed suicide at home after returning from Long Island College Hospital. He was found dead in his bath from gas suffocation, with a note of despair after the tragedy and escape barriers cited.

Washington Post New York Brooklyn Rovert Min Zison Moeristn Long Island College Robert Morifaan Moncon

Orphanage Seeks $100000 for New Dormitory Plan

The Presbyterian Orphans Home trustees in Lynchburg Virginia meet to authorize site selection and building plans after a fire destroyed the girls dormitory. They aim to raise 1000000 within the year, appoint new board members, and fill vacancies.

Washington Lynchburg Presbyterian Orphans Home Synod of Virgin Wen Hey F Or McFaden Richmond F T Glastow Lexington Willama Woodstock H Af Payne Charles

Judson Taft’s Choice for Supreme Court Vacancy

President Taft mulls a Southern Democrat for the Supreme Court seat amid interstate commerce and antitrust debates. Frederick W Judson of St Louis emerges as the leading candidate, praised by influential advisers and aligned with Taft’s preference for a Southern jurist. Talks also reference Judge Horace Lurton and Gen Luke Wright as near alternatives.

Congress Senate Supreme Court Frederick W Judson St Louis West Judson Nagel Mississipp Valley Myr Judson Regio Ge. Vigualy Hoth Mr Judson Horace Lurton Tennessee Luke Wright Mrr Judson Judson i3 Taft Gor Judson Harmon Ohio Roosevelt Santa Fe Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Paul Morton Mr Morton Navy Uus Messrs Harmon and Bailey Bouthera

Government Must Await Supreme Court Ruling on Trust Limitations

The sugar trust prosecutions hinge on the Supreme Court decision on the statute of limitations. Officials warn that a Holt ruling could bar convictions for top executives if their first overt act occurred long ago, complicating DOJ and Treasury efforts amid cabinet discussions on sugar trust strategies and amendments to antitrust and interstate commerce laws.

Supreme Court Cong Ss MacVeagh Wickersham Department of Justlee Kott Sugar Trust

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