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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1907
Page
21
A bank forgery plot led to two employees being arrested after they allegedly cashed bad checks to cover a shortfall. Authorities say a teller and an mining operator conspired to pass nearly three thousand dollars in counterfeit checks, with investigators tracing actions across multiple banks and locations.
The grand jury continued probing the Borough Bank of Brooklyn and the Jenkins Trust Company. Richard W Jones Jr, president of the Oriental Bank, was expected to appear but is ill. Former Preaksant Maxwell of the Borough Bank, indicted for grand merceny and forgery, was released tonight after bonds were furnished.
London reports General Sir Henry Edward Colville died after a car collision on a Surrey country lane. He was riding a motorcycle when he struck a car driven by his old friend, General Sir Henry Seymour Rawlinson. Colville, born 1860, was recalled from South Africa during the Boer War after the disasters faced by his command.
Police report seizure of weapons and ammunition tied to Russian terrorists in the home of Berlin alderman Herr Kerflen. Authorities fear planned acts against a major site and a Cossack patrol guards him. Rumors of dynamite near Peter Paul Cathedral caused panic as services broke up.
Article reports the marriage of Miss Ethel Lewis of Lewis and Marks to a member of the Duveen Brothers firm in London. The ceremony took place at Central Synagogue, uniting prominent Helri families and diving philanthropic fortunes under one management. A notable gift included a necklace that had previously belonged to Queen Carmine, presented by Mrs. Bue.
A papal consistory in Rome will elevate three archbishops to the cardinalate. Cardinal designate from Marseille Burgund, plus two other prelates unnamed in the fragment, await confirmation by the Pope.
Reports describe Mount Vesuvius active after two months of lava and smoke. Residents in surrounding towns fear large eruptions as tremors and roaring noises alarm locals. Authorities urge caution while monitoring the volcano’s behavior and potential impacts.
A school faced ire as a Christmas carols event drew protests for references to Jesus and Christian elements. Principal and staff urged sensitivity while organizers defended tradition amid calls for inclusive, secular celebrations.
A Nov 5 meeting at Fanueil Hall discussed independence for the Philippine Islands and neutralization of the territory. Albert Pillsbury presided as speakers including James L. Slausen of Texas and James H. Blount of Georgia urged an American policy toward a native Filipino government within ten years and independence to reduce imperial costs and war risk.
John Bigelow, renowned journalist, statesman, and diplomat, turned ninety at his Gramercy Park residence. Family and friends gathered through the afternoon, four generations present, many recalling his varied career including minister to Prussia, Canal Commission service, and New York Secretary of State.
State Attorney Franklin filed affidavits challenging the eligibility of four jurors in the Caleb Powers Goebel murder trial. Affidavits allege jurors made biased statements and improper influences were used to sway juror selection. James Howard, serving a life term for Goebel murder, was present as the court ordered Powers to confer with counsel.
National Drainage Association begins its first annual congress at McCoy Hall Johns Hopkins University with delegates from over twenty states. Senator A C Latimer of South Carolina delivers an extempore address praised by attendees. Hempill editor presides. session focuses on reclaiming swamp lands and urging government funding.
Harry K Thaw’s trial again faces a postponement as District Attorney Jerome plans to seek a January continuation due to Christmas holidays and other work. Defense counsel Martin Littleton opposes any delay and cites Thaw’s uninterrupted schedule. Mrs Evelyn Nestle Thaw was seen visiting Madison Square roof garden after Stanford Waite shooting.
New York surrogate F T Fitzgerald died at his home on Riverdale Drive after an accident five years earlier in Quebec. He had served as surrogate for New York County and remained active until last June, with all Supreme Court justices expressing regret and praise for his service as judge and lawyer. He also served in Congress from New York's Sixth District in 1839 to 1841.
Vienna announces that on December 2 the Austro-Hungarian emperor will grant full amnesty to deserters and military offenders as part of his diamond jubilee. The measure will last two years and allows Austrians and Hungarians abroad to register at consulates to benefit, aiming to ease fears that keep many from returning home.
A small schooner named Grace Coiling laden with brush was capsized just outside the mouth of Misniivlon Creek into Delaware Bay during a storm. Captain George B Holland of Alton and the mate Robert Rolland were swept overboard and lost.
The speaker frames Christ in the Life of Man as central. He labels this an age of temptation and claims a man has too much money when it requires all his effort to manage it. The address emphasizes moral restraint and spiritual focus amid wealth pressures.
Today's programme includes a steamer departure from Seventhtrast wharf for Mount Vernon. Delegates and friends attend a reception at the White House hosted by President Roosevelt, with admission by badge or platform ticket. A ground breaking ceremony marks the new building of a local colored YMCA on Twelfth Street between...
William Jennings Bryan captivated more than 5,000 at the closing session of the thirty sixth international YMCA of North America convention. He urged Christ centered life and service, stressing forgiveness and that true greatness lies in giving. Other speakers, led by Robert Speer, discussed YMCA work, global Christian influence, and the need for moral standards abroad.
W A Hoanton of New York spoke on colored department efforts within the YMCA and the Canal Zone. Bruce Mizear showcased association work, with over 12 colored associations and 10600 members. Delegates from Australia, Argentina, Cuba, Switzerland, and South Africa attended. Dr Kune taro Gasao of Japan and Oscar Straus shared views on labor, religion, and international YMCA progress.
Commissioner Macfarland will oversee the groundbreaking for the YMCA building on Twelfth street, financed by a Rockefeller gift of 5 000 and funds from the local colored community. The event follows Roosevelt’s White House reception for delegates to the FBCA convention. Dignitaries include Seldon De Spencer and Dr Fi Sanders. addresses planned by Prof Kelly Millex and others.
About sixty Canagisa delegates to the International MCA convention were received informally at the Briugh Embassy yesterday afternoon by Ambassador and Mrs Bryne. The reception, by appointment, drew delegates from across the Dominion. J A Macdonald led the line and introduced them to the Ambassador, who presented them to Mr Bryce. The Ambassador expressed appreciation for the honor, and the delegates sang God Save the King with the ambassador and Mrs Bryce joining in.
George Lockwood, canal boat captain, was drowned while attempting to save his wife who fell overboard in the Passaic River. He kept her afloat and tied a rope around her before his strength failed. Mrs Lockwood was rescued.
The document lists multiple individuals with ages and locations in a convoluted, garbled notice. It mentions Jamal Allen and DoD Lemke among others, with scattered references to Washington DC, Virginia, and Maryland. The readable bits indicate marriage licenses or notices but lack coherent details or dates.
A dense health office death record lists numerous individuals with ages and partial locations. Names include Mazabeth I, Joan L Res, Domine Larials, Robert McCullough, Benim Smith, Catherine Joyta, Jena Wichala, Walter Doebrot, Avie Dersey, and others with ages spanning from under 10 to over 90. Many entries show street or institution hints like Georgetown University Hospital and Cedar Street, reflecting a consolidated register of recent deaths reported up to November.
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