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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
14
In the upper chamber Lieutenant Vorys renews push against Roosevelt era resolutions. The contest centers on delegates as factions mobilize to shape nominations. Hackers say Torukees word restores confidence and aims to win.
Amid a political stir in Ohio, supporters push Taft’s bid as Foraker’s endorsement circulates. The Columbus committee signals cautious backing while sources note Presidential prospects hinge on early party unity and the Foraker camp’s strategy. The piece surveys how the endorsement rumor shapes Republican dynamics and Taft’s path to the national contest.
Five indictments expected in the Borough Bank wreck case in Brooklyn as grand jury probes forgery linked to officers and four bank officials. Witnesses testify on missing bank books and failed loan collateral. The Walltimeburg Trust Company and the Brooklyn Bank tied to irregularities are noted in the widening inquiry.
Justice David Y Brewer of the U S Supreme Court spoke at Carnegie Hall during a Civic Forum meeting on public opinion and office relation. Gov Hughes opened the event, praising informed discussion and urging honest administration, while Brewer argued for a seven year presidential term with ineligibility to prevent political games.
Guy Hughes, speaking at the New York Civic Forum, urges a seven year tenure for the presidency with nonreelection ineligible to prevent spectacle and promote official honesty and efficiency, referencing original constitutional design. He argues longer terms reduce political drama and improve governance by limiting campaigning before and during office.
At a funeral service for William and Quine Hooper at a church north of the city a panic caused by a likely collapsing building left forty injured and several likely fatally. People crowded windows and doors, caskets fell, and the service was halted as medical aid tended to broken limbs and cuts.
New York bank leaders met to draft a state plan uniting savings institutions to strengthen each bank’s position. Committees were formed for Manhattan Brooklyn and the rest of the state to report soon on a coordinated fund plan.
Special to Taeefashing con Aunts Ga reports Joel Chandler Harris arrives from Washington after dining with President Roosevelt. Harris recalls Uncle Remus as a mighty talker and welcomes the visit, noting Harris would be glad to see Roosevelt again. Harris says he is tired but happy, staying past midnight at the White House for the first time in years.
Julius Gruber an older brother of Abe Gruber lawyer and Republican politician was found dead in his West Fifth Street apartment New York city by supposed suicide His family says he had been despondent since the loss of his wife six years ago and had sudden fits of low mood though they do not dispute the possibility it was an accidental outcome tied to wartime stress
In New York a woman named Mrs Thomas near Palmyra slashed her two children with a knife killing a four month old baby and gravely wounding her five year old daughter. She later apparently killed herself or attempted suicide. In Rochester a separate case Mrs Hitchcock fatally wounded her husband while he slept and then shot herself, after suspected infidelity surfaced. Both incidents are linked to jealousy and possible mental illness.
A fragmented report notes General Booth addressing Salvation Army events amid national humiliation in Prussia. It cites estimates that millions in London and worldwide have not entered a church, including mentions of Japan and other regions, reflecting broad religious critique.
Detective Bernstein reaches the scene as Mrs Hitchcock, barely conscious, identifies the suspect. She is taken to Lebanon Hospital after staggering to her feet and whispering I did it. A prayerbook lies on the dining room table near a bottle of morphine pellets swallowed by Mrs Hitchcock, who has long battled addiction. A rare Persian rug sale and gallery exhibit note follow in the clipping.
The steamer Dick Fowler faces trial before Inspectors Waltz and Hodge for allegedly violating river navigation rules and endangering President Roosevelt during the Cairo to Memphis passage. Capt Vanduser of the Lily asserts the Fowler failed to whistle and steered too close to the presidential party aboard the BMls station.
Davin M Wolfe, former cashier at First National Bank Tyrone Pa, faces a bench warrant after a five year pursuit for defrauding $90000. Released on bail, he vanished, resurfaced in Washington state, and was arrested when term ended, as authorities tracked him for the old charge. Judge Nathaniel Ewing issued the warrant.
Rome November 20 The Pope postpones the consistory set for mid December until January. No definite word on new cardinals, but it appears only a few Italians will be created.
Dr Thomas W Evans renowned dentist died in Paris leaving a Paris estate valued around 500000 and Philadelphia holdings near 100000,000 to be distributed among heirs. The will aims to fund two monuments in his memory, but critics doubt it will meet his stated aims.
A St Petersburg dispatch reports two Bokhara treasury officials were mortally wounded while defending funds valued at 60,000. The robbers were captured but the money was not recovered.
A tense cross-border incident ends with vessels fleeing toward the American side being halted by authorities after a disputed order to surrender was ignored. The event underscores border tensions and naval enforcement actions in the region.
Canadian naval forces intercepted two hunting boats and a launch as four men attempted to flee into American waters. The Visticeant detained the group after firing a warning shot. Russians involved include the former ambassador Garaint and the Vicilant engaged near the border. The four men, aboard the launch, surrendered or were captured and taken aboard for custody.
Judge Andrew Crawford of the Columbia bar was stricken in court while asking a witness a question. He excused himself, went to the judge’s room, lay on a couch, and asked for a doctor. He expired five minutes later. The civil case proceeded with the witness waiting, as court officials summoned medical help.
New York Appellate Division sustains law allowing the legislature to delegate to a public service commission the power to fix rates for a public utility. The ruling centers on the constitutionality of the new Public Service Commission Act and the delegation of rate setting authority. The undivided court finds the delegation permissible under the state constitution. The case clarifies the framework for rate regulation and the commission's reach in utility matters.
Madrid reports that the Liberal published a statement about paying and contracting for Spanish warships at reduced costs. At a meeting in Madrid civil engineer F W Baldwin presented bells design of tetrahedral construction using models and lantern slides to show strength and efficiency. The tetrahedral framework could replace traditional pyramid superstructures for office buildings and tenements, potentially lowering building costs.
Auction note from Mysors at twelve noon by G Slog and Co offering five Queen Anne bureaus a rare commission piece, with modern French commode styling. The lot includes a Louis XV piece said to be the finest French workmanship, featuring an onyx top and lavish decoration.
Public notices in The Washington Post require all class shed and display advertisements for Sunday issue to reach the office by Saturday evening. The notice stresses receiving all ad types by the stated deadline to ensure inclusion.
A wagon transporting certified bonds worth 6.4547 million crossed the Bade bridge en route to East St. Louis. At Winds State Bank two men inquired about the cargo as the bonds, in forty six boxes, were intended to be certified by the Thaota state Bank trustee. Two bank employees trailed the wagon during the crossing.
Armour & Co contends the U S Pure Food Department recognizes water and cereals as legitimate sausage ingredients and won a temporary circuit court injunction halting Michigan state food officials from arresting its agents or dealers. The filing cites damage of 1400 dollars over ten months and notes a prior restraining order in Berrien County that barred mention of adulteration, later dissolved.
Report from here that Gen Ragdani, commander of Sultan Abdul Azizs army, met and defeated the troops under Murat Rachid, the forces of Muta Fafid, Sultan of the South. The victory signals a shift in regional power.
Terrance Powderly of the immigration division urged acceptance of immigrants as future Americans while praising hospitality seen in Europe. He cited Jamestown’s early settlers and urged free education for newcomers through a pamphlet plan by the Sons of the American Revolution, with broader distribution on landing.
Mrs Bradley reports finding a letter from Annie Adams that led to the shooting near Senator Brown's room at a hotel. She describes wandering the streets for hours after the discovery, denies aiming to break up Brown's home, and says the incident arose from the fateful letter.
A witness recounts entering the Senator’s room after footsteps near the door. He describes a struggle, a gunshot, and memory gaps about taking the pistol from a handbag. He recalls seeing Senator Brown shot and Jim wandering in the hall seeking help, with no clear recollection of aiding the senator.
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