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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1906

Page

9

Ready for Trial in New York on Rebating Case

Special correspondence from The Washington Post reports the first New York City trial under the Elkins act for rebating will begin October 10 in the Southern District. The New York Central Railroad and the American Sugar Refining Company, plus Detroit merchants, face six indictments and up to 960,000 dollars in penalties. Authorities say the cases mark a major test of the anti rebating provisions and the interstate commerce law.

Washington Post New York Hikins United States District Court For New York Central Railroad Company Nathan Guilford the Road Frederick .L. Pomeroy American ‘Sugar ‘Refining Company Goodloe Edgar Edwin Earle Detroit United States Henry L. Stimson New York Central Sugar Trust Cleveland Nathan .Gullford Gutlyford Sugar Company Edger & Earle Detroit Sugar S Consignees Guilford Frederick L. Pomeroy Trafic The Central American Sugar Refining Company American Sugar Refining Company of New York Edgar & Harte Naver Trunkine Association United States District Avige American Tobacco Company Henry W. Taft Felix H. Levy MacAndrews & Forbes Company New Jerseys Karl Jungbluth J. S.young Company Maine Baltimore Howard EB. Young Tobacco Trust

Railway Springs conflict probes Wall Street power

Special to The Washington Post reports the Railway Springs dispute with United States Steel and Crucible Company. Pittsburgh plants face $100,000 mortgage plans at 5 percent as protection demands rise. Steel demand delays completion, raising questions about retaliation and possible peace talks amid looming production shortfalls.

Washington Post Pittstac Steel Corpor Ac Crucible but-Steel Corporation Cruc Crescent Works Pittsburg Ty-Sixth Pest United States Steel Corporation Railway Springs Company Wall Street Steel Corporation Crucible Company Crucibie

Room for More Examiners and Building for Patent Office

The report outlines plans for higher salaries for patent examiners and a larger corps, plus a separate building for the Patent Office. Delays arise from resignations, crowded quarters, and extensive docket backlog exceeding 20 000 cases, with calls to relocate or expand to ease operations.

Bureau Patent Office Frederick J.” Allen Secretary of the Interior International Congress of Inventors Rochester N. Yi Congress

Better Morale in Army Officers Convicted and Dismissed

The annual report of Gen George B Davis Judge Advocate General shows 4596 general court martial trials last year with 50 officer trials. Forty two commissioned officers were convicted and fourteen dismissed by sentence. Some sentences were commuted or resigned, and one was disapproved. About half of enlisted cases involved dishonorable discharge. The report notes widespread clothing issuance fraud and urges strict penalties for soldiers who sell or buy government clothing. A separate note says officials will visit Jamestown for the Centennial Exposition activities.

George B. Davis United States Gen. Davis

Howard University enrolls 950 students from 32 states and abroad

Secretary Hitchcock released the annual report showing 950 students at Howard University from 32 states and territories including Porto Rico and foreign countries such as Africa British Guiana British West Indies and Canada. There were 126 graduates. Manual training and the preparatory school were most popular with 249 and 218 students respectively. Medicine had the largest count in higher branches with 212. The ministry appealed to 92 colored men in the District. Arts and sciences enrolled 62, teachers college 23, commercial 11. Endowment fund on June 30 1906 stood at 124769.

Hitchcock Interior Department F. W. Fairchild Howard University Porto Rico Africa British Guiana Britlei West Indies Canada Ministry Teachers’ College

Stranded Girl Edith Goode Elliott Cleared for Return Home

Florence Crittenton Home shelters Edith Goode Elliott after authorities determine she should go back to England. A telegram from Miss M. Gonde of Charlotte confirms the likely departure and resolves the case with no further action required.

Edith Goode Elliotts Florence Crittenton M. Gonde Charlotte England Boardman

Funeral Notice for Charles J. Boyene Ves

The pallbearers attend the funeral of Charles J. Boyene at Sears. The service reflects on his passing and honors his memory with a modest gathering of family and friends.

Civil Service Retirement Bill Backed by Congressmen

Representatives Burton and Fowler express support for the Civil Service Retirement Association proposed bill. A special Senate committee is tasked with study, while prominent figures from major railways back the effort. Circular urges higher membership and funds ahead of Congress session beginning December 3, 1906.

Burton Fowler Association Senate United States Civil Service Retirement Association House Congress Ohio Charles N. Fowler Wowler Perkins Senate Committee On Civil Service Lodge, Rayner la Follette Franke Scott Grand Trunk Canada Max Riebenack Pennsylvania Railroad Company D. D D. C. Caldwell

Funeral of Louis Duane Great grandson of Benjamin Franklin

The funeral for Louis Duane, great grandson of Benjamin Franklin, a Treasury Department clerk, was held yesterday at 2 PM at the Church of the Epiphany's undertaker. Burial is private at Rock Creek Cemetery. Duane, born in Philadelphia, married Emma Fardon of Brooklyn in 1891. He died after a brief heart attack following a day in good health. Mrs. Duane was visiting relatives in Freehold, N. J. when the news reached her.

Treasury Benjamin Franklin Louis Duane G Street J. D. LaMothe Church of the Epiphany H Hines Rock Creek Mr. Duane Treasury Department William P. Duane Jackson Philadelphia Wall Street New York Emma ¥. Fardon Brooklyn Duane Freehold N. J

Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Promising Indigestion Cure

An advertisement touts Mi-o-na stomach tablets as a complete cure for indigestion and stomach ills. It claims rapid toning of digestive organs after taking one tablet before meals, with a money back guarantee if satisfaction isn’t reached. Free sample pack offer included.

Widow pension guidance and survivor claim questions

A series of Q and A style notes respond to widow pension eligibility under general law for a Civil War era veteran. Topics include proving death cause, surviving spouse rights after remarriage, accrued pension reimbursement limits, guardianship distribution of joint pensions, and the need for medical or service records to support claims. Read as general guidance from the War Department on eligibility, records, and filing steps.

Funga Sarah J Penton Paneton Ilnega al- Jowad War Department Pierre Adjutant General's Office Almer Bihar Charles D. ‘Longs Suprema Cong Michigan -Va Tara Roldlér Intans

Georgetown Law Faculty List and Annual Lecture Schedule

A historic Georgetown University page lists law school faculty including Hon. Habe M. Clabaul ge, Hon. Daniel Thew Whigee, Hon. Wendell Phillips Stafford, Charles A. Douglass, Michael J. Colbert, and others. The document notes additional lecturers in law, ethics, and jurisprudence with names such as Rev. John Conway S.J and Monroe Smith, and mentions the thirty-seventh annual restay on October 5, 2008 at the Bullatey. The notice invites prudent attendance and outlines the opening remarks for the ensuing term.

Columbia Paeheey Supreme Agee Gustriet Coturabila Daniel Thew Whigee NIEL_ THEW Sts Supreme Court of the District Whndell Phillips Stafford Ascottte Fustina Supreme Court Charles A. Douglass A. B Turer von Michael J. Colbert A.M. ZL Recsonal Property “Partnership W. Baker A.b.gotiea Slater Shaler Ar Gotem O'Donoghue A. ML Court of Appeals Masers Ibe Robinson J. Soldsworth Gordon J. Nota McGill Glaance Wilson A. LL Daniel'o’ Donoghue A. Fee United States Brill Lane John Conway S.J Monroe Smith du. D School of Ponti Sciense Hin University Sewworks City iLew Becomas Lb. Bay Tariedate Court of Lave Yerkes Aldis Browne Wrterast Forte Etsey D Amengerer van Bene Siete

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