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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
2
A Utah courtroom recounts the events around the shooting of Senator Brown by Mrs Annie Bradley. Key witnesses include Ara Moseley and Dr Utter with testimony from security staff, hotel employees, and detectives detailing motives, letters, and the couple’s relationship.
Fragmentary testimony shows threats to blow heads off and a push for marriage as Senator Brown faced questions. Witnesses recall heated exchanges from 1903 to 1905, involving Mrs Beadley, Mrs Bradley, Arthur Brown Jr, and associates, with talk of a divorce and a trip to Town.
Witnesses describe confrontations and alleged pressures around Mrs Bradley, Brown, and a farm transfer. Testimony covers hotel scenes in Pocatello and Washington bound travels, with Mrs Bradley portrayed as rational in most observed moments and Brown denying major claims while seeking divorce or asset moves.
Police and witnesses described Mrs Bradley as rational and coherent after the shooting of Brown. Detectives testified she said she did not expect to adopt Brown and urged retraction of any statement.
Dr Lousa vayier of wearedown University Hospital testified Mrs Bradley was rational and in good physical condition. no recent operation found. Jail physician Dr Stout and Dr Shute described tranquility and rationality, with surgery later advised but not yet clearly tied to insanity. Court adjourned as Thanksgiving Day approached.
Rasun gums on Kansas City judge cites unwritten law in interpreting federal rule. George Phillips jailed three years for sending four obscene letters to Lola Davis. McPherson notes a letter threatening a decent woman may invite intervention by a husband or father, calling such conduct a crime in the red light district.
A heated school board session centered on Superintendent Chancellor and Commissioner Macfarland as witnesses described a contentious dispute over the Chase article and school policy. Testimony tied to exposure of the alleged fees and the mayors’ influence, with adjournment planned for Friday morning.
In a district case related to public education policy critics, Chancellor Ix and Dr. Chentellora feature in accusations tied to a centralized system and fee manipulation. Witnesses including William W Black Theodore Titer and Harry English describe alleged press influence and funding concerns.
Gail Tral committee cites that the board of education cannot try or remove the superintendent, deeming the hearing insufficient and the issue non juried. Members include Brown, Barnes, Alexander, and others, with judicial opinions quoted to show the courts avoid reviewing discretionary acts by authorities.
James J Wile asserts mistrust waning and confidence returning as Great Northern predicts November gross earnings rise by about 7,000 dollars over last November. McHill speaks of improving Northwest conditions while grain movement ramps up with 70 000 bushels daily in transit and Pacific Coast routes adding 20 000 bushels daily. Burlington traffic shows five month gains of 550,000, with November posting higher car volumes. era of paper money cited as similar to Civil War times.
The 73 year old contractor De Graff died suddenly here today. He oversaw major public works including the widening of the Erie canal, the Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal in Virginia, and prominent Kanawha projects before the Civil War. He moved north in 1861 and later engaged in lumber and banking for decades.
Speyer Brothers undertake to pay the December coupon on 35 million pounds of notes issued by the London subway company as reconstruction of the underground electric rail faces delays amid weak financial mood. The move supports the project linked to the former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad alignment and the city’s rail system plans.
A fragment outlines a blanket guarantee for deposits held with the company. It claims a fund equals or exceeds the deposited amount, providing double security for each dollar of deposit and offering 1 percent interest on checking accounts through the banking department.
A 100 Italian workers clash during coal loading on the Mauretania at West Thirty ninth street. Pistols fire as Italians fight on the pier and in the water. Police arrest Gira and Giuseppe Shapara for disorderly conduct. cause of the melee remains unclear.
Reports from Constantinople and surrounding regions detail Kurds burning ninety four villages amid depredations by horsemen under a harsh ruler. Hunger grows as food and fuel shortages spread. Movements for autonomy gain traction in Agila Minor, with mass meetings and cross religious support. Turkish forces respond by sending troops to suppress Kurdish resistance.
Philadelphia November 27 Alfred A Morris chief clerk of the Mint says no liftment of gold since the 40 million dollar consignment three days ago. Demand for currency is falling while Mint works to capacity. Daily coinage output averages 1,000,000 to 1,125,000 dollars. Officials expect to continue at current rate.
Secretaries Root and Metcalf seek more space for the State Department as Congress nears session. They want Senate and House public buildings committees to inspect congested offices and approve new buildings for the State Department, Justice, and Commerce and Labor. The failed prior attempt at the last session motivates renewed effort next year.
Weather outlook across the central and eastern United States with rain and storms in the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic coast. Winds shift from the West to North and East. showers expected in the Gulf States and New England. cooler temperatures in the Upper Midwest and Atlantic Seaboard with warmer spells in the Deep South and Northwest later in the week.
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