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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1905

Page

31

Raid Lights Up Impunity in Wilkes County Distilling Case

Trial of G W Samuel and seven other United States deputy collectors unfolds in Greensboro as prosecutors present sworn returns showing destruction of distilleries in Wilkes County earlier this year. Witnesses testified to raids, missing beer, and community efforts to hide operations, with defense suggesting Justice Department entangled with blockading elements. The case highlights political clashes within the revenue service and the broader fight over illicit distilling in the region.

Washington Post Greensboro G W Samuel United States Internal Revenue Wilkes County Sprt Nnlard West Treasury Department Internal Revenue Division Washington Samuel Department Same, &c Marshal Brown Goalteg Clerk West Boyd Holton Department of Justice Revenue Department Blackburn

Brotherhood of St. Andrew Hears Reports from Several Speakers

An echo meeting of the Chicago Convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew in the Episcopal Church was held at St Agnes Chapel Washington with Rev Richard Pardee Williams giving prayers and welcome. Speakers from Calvary Chapel Trinity Chapter St Mark's Chapter Brazi and St Andrews Chapter discussed Chicago convention work. The event included organ and cornet music, refreshments served by St Agnes Guild, and the gathering ended with a Doxology. Washington’s Sunday Post is noted as the city’s favorite newspaper.

Chicago Brotherhood of St. Andrew Episcopal Church District of Columbia St Agnes’ Episcopal Chapel Fourth Street New York Calvary Chapel Bert T. Amos Trinity Chapter Grimes St Mark’s Brice Rey Mr Meems Brazi Woodard Keese St. Andrews Cornet Watson St. Agnes St Agnes’ Guild Keenan Abbott Kirby Little Conway Gillingham

May Nab the Ferries Attorney General Will Act

Cabinet meeting discussed two to three major matters including a probe into the Merchants' Bridge Company monopoly on Mississippi river routes. Attorney General Moody to begin possible action against the company, potentially including charter forfeiture. Also considered were complaints by China about discrimination against its nationals at U S ports as Root Taft Metcalf joined President in the talks.

Loeb Roota Taft Bers Shaw Merchants’ Bridge Company St. Louis Mississippi River Merchants’ Company Taft United States Department of Justice Moody Mississippi St Louis Root Metcalf

Grape Nuts Endorsed By Boston Woman For Health Benefit

A Boston woman recounts her health struggles from an early age including severe headaches and constipation caused by traditional medical treatment. She credits Grape-Nuts with curing her constipation reducing headaches and improving her condition by age 63. She endorses Postum Co and the book The Road to Wellville and notes enjoying Grape-Nuts daily.

Boston Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Loomis May Go Out Today as Bacon Ties Department Plan

Robert Bacon eyed to take oath as Assistant Secretary of State this afternoon and Francis B Loomis to leave government service. They have worked on reorganizing the department including the crucial indexes and archives bureau led by Pendleton King since 1894. Secretary Root orders changes to improve management and directs Loomis Bacon to draft a broader plan for a better run department.

Robert Bacon Francis BG Loomis Bacon Mr Loomis Pendleton King North Carolina Root State Department Loomis

Ramsey's suit begins right of action challenged

In St Louis Circuit Court Judge Taylor began hearing Joeen Ramsey Jr a deposed president of the Wabash Rail way Company petition for an injunction to block voting at the Wabash annual election in Tolono next Tuesday by Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain holdings. Wabash officials deny con trol by rivals and dispute Gould influence while Ramsey asserts a conspiracy to stifle competition. Additional notes cover related testimony, stock ownership questions and defense arguments.

St. Louis Taylor Joeen Ramsey, Jr Wabash Railroad Company Wabash Tolono Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Railroad N. Travous Wabash Company Ramsey Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain Bose Gould George Gould Trafic St Louis Karssa City T M Bradbury Missouri State Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners Missouri Pacific and Iron E. G. Pryor The A. C. Bird Jay Gould Pryor New York Col Wells H. Blodgett Wabach Remeey Wabash Railway Joseph Ramsey F. W. Lehmann Mr. Cochran Mr. Lehmann Col. Blodgett Mr. Mann Misouri Pacific Col Wells H S Brodgsatt Col Blodgett Lehmann Goulds Missouri Fred W Lehmann America Joseph Amsey Fils C. Bird

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