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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1905

Page

44

Trial of G W Samuel in Revenue Fraud Case Unfolds

Washington Post special from Greensboro reports the trial of G W Samuel and seven other deputy collectors indicted on eleven counts for false destruction reports of distilleries in Wilkes County. Key witnesses described raid details, destruction claims, and community conduct around enforcement, with defense hinting at political motives and internal strife within the revenue department.

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 speakers

An echo meeting of the Chicago Convention of the Episcopal Church branch, held by the District of Columbia at St Agnes Chapel, welcomed Rev Richard Pardee Williams and several speakers from Calvary, Trinity, St Mark's, and Brazi. Attendees heard reports on Chicago convention work, with music by Trinity and St Andrews participants. After refreshments, the group sang the Doxology, and girls served cake on the chapel lawn. Washington'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 important matters despite secrecy. Action on the Merchants' Bridge Company monopoly across the Mississippi was approved for Attorney General Moody to pursue appropriate action, possibly charter forfeiture. Chinese immigration and port discrimination were also debated with Root Taft Metcalf and the President, though details remain sealed.

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 praised by Boston recluse for health cure

A Boston woman recounts relief from lifelong headaches and constipation after using Grape-Nuts. She credits the cereal with stabilizing appetite and sleep at age 63, noting lasting improvement since she began two to three years ago. Read The Road to Wellville in each package.

Boston Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Loomis to Leave as Bacon Likely Takes Oath Today

Robert Bacon, the new Assistant Secretary of State, is expected to take the oath of office this afternoon and oversee a planned departmental reorganization with Francis B G Loomis. Changes may affect the Indexes and Archives bureau led by Pendleton King since 1894, with possible consular postings for a shift in leadership as Secretary Root orders a broader plan to fix the department.

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

Ramsey's Suit Begins Right of Action Challenge

In St Louis circuit court Judge Taylor heard petitions by Joeen Ramsey Jr president of the Wabash Railroad seeking an injunction to block voting by Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain stock at the Wabash annual meeting in Tolono. Wabash defense denies control, cites stock ownership complexities, Gould family links, and asserts no conspiracy to stifle competition. Proceedings reference Ramsey stock, New York books, and prior protests over director appointments.

Missouri Pacific Gould St. Louis Taylor Joeen Ramsey, Jr Wabash Railroad Company Wabash Tolono Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Railroad N. Travous Wabash Company Ramsey Iron Mountain Bose 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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