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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1905

Page

8

Government control of rates would paralyze trade, railroads warn

Newark leaders quoted railroads opposing Esch Townsend bill as unjust to carriers and harmful to commerce. They warn that rate powers to the Interstate Commerce Commission would create artificial limits, making rail fees fixed before court review and framing a commercial lynch law via government edicts, risking widespread industrial disruption.

Interstate Commission Newark N. J Samuel Spencer Southern Railway Newark Board of Trade Roosevelt Spencer Collnel Garfield Pe Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Railroad Grand Jury

Demurrers in Beef Case Forecast Ruling Harbors Complexities

Chicago October 11 Federal judge hints rulings may sustain half the conspiracy and restraint charges while overruling others in the indictment against five major packing firms and seventeen employees. Edward Tilden subpoenaed to testify, ordered to produce business records, and remaining witnesses to be called.

Chicago Federal Grand Jury Humphrey Humphey Edward Tilden Board of Education National Packing Company Libby, McNeil & Libby Tilden

Hepburn Faces Threat to Seat Over Thummel Ties

Special to The Washington Post Clearfield Icona Oct 1 Reports that Rep William F Hepburn's district risks his seat amid disclosures about his son in law Willian F Thummel and his connections to New York Life Insurance Co A. T Smith the Republican rival cites testimony showing Thummel acted as a legislative liaison for insurers and that Hepburn aided Thummel's NY customs department post after Thummel refused the job when Mutual Life raised his pay Railroads backing Thummel is also used against Hepburn.

Washington Post Clearfield Icona William F. Hepburn Hepburn Willian F Thummel New York Life Inssurance Company A. T. Smith Mount Airy Life Insurance Committee Thummel Insurance Companies Congress Customs Department New York Mutual Life

Addicks Sale Nets $510 From Riverside Farm Interest

Wilmington Del Oct 11 United States Marshal Finn sold on the 345000 judgment of Charles Hinchman of Camden NJ the one half interest of J Edward Addicks in the personal property on his Riverside farm two miles below Newcastle The sale netted only 510

Addicks Wilmington Del Finn Charles & Hinchman Camden N. J J. Edward Addicks Riverside Newcastle

Licensed to Marry List of Grooms and Brides

A Baltimore and various other locations list marriage licenses issued. Names include Charters E White and Amanda V Howeton. J Mayer and Mery E Hickey. Henry McN Brooks and Mamie Martin. W J Meyers and Marion B Swain. Percy Neister and Estelle Jeter. Willem M Graves and Mary Offerdinger. David Hallinan and Dara Kantrowitz. William R Adams and Alice R Burroughs. Henry Measle and Lucy Gillum. Richard Watson and Gertrude Banaton. Holger B Van Norman and Mamie V Garrett. Carl Iylowry and Helen L Gartner. John Reed Mos and Met tle B. Hughes. Ferdinand Weller and Emma Cilley. Jacob Johncom and Emme Williams. Frederick W Seim and Ida Mey Baker. Abram Hancock and Mary Whitmore. Charles H Bremball and Nellie G Sorrell.

Chartes E White Amanda V Howeton Bidney J. Mayer Mery E Hickey Baltimore Henry McN. Brooks Mamie Martin Wiliam J Meyers Marion B. Swain Caledonia Mich Percy Neister Estelle Jeter Roan Joke Willem M Graves Mary Offerdinger David Hallinan Richmond Dara Kantrowitz Hampton, Va William R. Adams Alice R. Burroughs Henry Measle Lucy Gillum Benning D. C Richard Watson Gertrude Banaton Holger van Norman Mamie V Garrett Carl Ylowry Helen L. Gartner John Reed Mos Lewisburg Tenn Mettle B. Hughes Columbia Ferdinand Weller Emma Cilley Jacob Johncom Emme Williams Frederick W. Seim Ida Mey Baker Baltmore Abram ©. Hancock Elba Mary Whitmore Chatham Charles H. Bremball Nellie G. Sorrell

Subpoena Aims to Explain Albany Insurance Links

A Mutual Life official, A C Mielder, is urged to explain in detail ties between New York insurers and the Albany legislature as investigators seek Fields. The committee has not located Fields, but believes he has long resided in Albany during sessions and may be at Thousand Islands or Dobbs Ferry. Fields once held political power in Westchester, with a salary of $10,000 as Mutual’s superintendent of supplies.

Mutual Life Officer Detai Albany Fields New York Bersens West Chester County Dobbs Ferry Albany House Thousand Islands Nyack Asbury Park Mutual West Chester Charles P. McClelland State Senate William J. Graney

Doughertys Little Joke Indictments Shadow Illinois School Fund

Peoria investigators reveal Dougherty realized about 250 000 dollars by using forged firm names including A H Andrews Co Chicago. Grand jury hears testimony on dozens of alleged frauds, with $260 000 cited and monthly averages of 2500 to 4000 dollars. Dougherty faced accusations tied to school scrip and fictitious pay rolls as officials weigh losses and possible further indictments. Also notes stalled Western Life case talks and a fatal ambush near Mobile.

Peoria Dougherty Carri

Quorum Kept by Police as Gas Contract Passed

In Omaha, Mayor Moore locked doors with police to keep a quorum and approve a contract with the Omaha Gas Company for illuminating gas. President Zimman and two councilors attempted to leave. doors were blocked, forcing them to stay. The majority moved to pass the ordinance. five votes for, minority abstained. Mayor Moore approved the contract and bond amid heated exchanges.

Omaha City Council Omaha Nebr Omaha Council Moorea Omaha Gas Company Zimman Nicholson O’brien Huntington Moores

Ramsey Loses Bid as Wabash Directors Vote Ends Contests

Toledo October report covers Joseph Ramsey Jr. failing to gain control of the Wabash Railroad. Gould and Sage lead the directors slate, Ramsey ousted from the board amid bondholders and stockholders caucuses with vote tallies shown. Protests filed by Ramsey and judge Doyle regarding votes from Missouri Pacific connections.

Toledo Ohio Joseph Ramsey, Jr George J. Gould Road Wabash Railroad Thomas H Hubbard B. T. Jeffrey John T Terry Winslow Pierce BR. M Gattawa Edgar T Welles S. C. Reynolis Russell Sage WB. Sanders Gould Missouri Pacific Railroad Wabash Ramsey George Greer Robert C. Clowry W. B. Sanders Thomas H. Hubbard T. Jeffrey John T. Terry Winslow Pierce RB. .Galloway Edgar T. Welles Blodgett Judge Doyle Gallcus Romney Jay Gould George J. i Edwin Gould Jay Gould, Jr Katherine Gould Kingdon Gould Sidney M. Gould George Gould H. H. Harriman & Co Iron Mountain Missouri, Pacific

Stern Korean policy fear uprisings and dispossession

A dispatch from Fukyo via the Empress of Japan reports Japan will adopt a stern Korean policy after the Anglo Japanese treaty. Tokyo hopes to oust Korean ministers, recall Korean ministers abroad, and establish practical suzerainty. Korean peasants face starvation as dispossession without compensation triggers protests. Yi Yong Ik, the ex minister, is said to be in Europe on a mission, believed Russian backed, with Japanese officials seeking to detain him.

Victorias Britten Japan Tokyo Korea Jiji Réoul Yokohama Anny Mey Beoul Hurlbut Korean Review Empress of Japan Yi Yong Ik Shanghai Europe Sum

Tsar to Refer Jewish University Restrictions to Assembly

Emperor Nicholas will refer the abolition of Jewish admission restrictions and related status legislation to the national assembly. In the interim, Jews applying this year may be admitted beyond the legal percentage, while education officials prepare a bill to remove admission limits.

St Petersburg Nicholas National Assembly St. Petersburg Moscow Glasoff Ministry of Education

Torpedo boats for Russia join Baltic defense Mosquito fleet

Ten torpedo boats built by Lewis Nixon of New York were sent by rail to Sebastopol and will join other craft in a mosquito fleet to defend the Baltic coast while Russia rebuilds its offensive navy. A Copenhagen report about American financiers leasing Russian shipyards is incorrect.

Baltic St. Petersburg Lewis Nixon New York Sebastopol Copenhagen Black Seas

Venezuela's Tender Refused by French Company Bureau

In Caracas on October 11 the Venezuelan telegraph department sent the money collected for transmitting cable messages on the French Company's lines for the last half of September to the Caracas bureau chief, who refused it stating no instructions were given to accept payment.

Caracas Venezuela Venezuelan Telegraph Department

Maj Von Etzel to Leave German Military Attache Post

Berlin reports Maj. von Etzel the German military attaché in Washington is transferred to the general staff. Maj. Koerner will succeed him, moving from the Prussian War Ministry to the general staff. Cuban Liberals Plan Reorganization to include Nationalists under Gen. Nunez. leaders fuse with Moderates in Havana. Japanese forces capture Norwegian steamer Arnhid and German steamers Kowloon Hans Wagner and M. Struve en route to Vladivostok.

Maj. Koerner Berlin Maj von Etzel Washington Havana Gen. Nunez Nagasaki Arnhid Kowloon Hans Wagner M. Struve Vladivostok

Alfonso's Search for Wife and King’s Berlin Visit

Berlin readies for King Alfonso's November six arrival with Premier Montero Rios in his suite. Program spans army review, stag hunt, and dinners at Crown forest of Orienienburg. Madrid notes the trip follows Loubet visit and hints at royal marriage talks shaping the German agenda.

Berlin Alfonso Hie Auite Montero Rios Orenienburg Madrid Germany Loubet Chamber of Deputies Bank of Spain

Empress Kinship Highlighted in Gluecksburg Royal Wedding

Princess Victoria Adelhelé of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg Gluecksburg married Prince Charles Edward Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha in a noon ceremony at a small Gluecksburg castle. Emperor William and Empress attended with many royal guests including Prince Arthur of Connaught and other imperial children. Pastor Sommerfeld officiated.

Charles Edward Saward Victoria Gluecksburg Prussia Victoria Adelhelé Frederick Schleswig-Holstein- Sonderburg-Gluecksburg Auguste Victorie Saxe- Copurg and Gotha Edward Wen Germany Frederick William Prince Eitel Frederick William Duke Frederick Ninth Hussars Order of the Black Eagle Ress Duchess of Albany Prince Arthur Connaught Pastor Sommerfield Glueckbure

Germany's meat famine worsens across regions

Berlin reports show rising prices and growing scarcity as officials experiment with rabbit markets and sale of sea fish at cost. Municipalities from Eisenach Solingen Posen and parts of Bavaria implement new measures. Berlin appeals to Chancellor von Buelow after petitions to Podbielski failed.

Berlin Germany Eisenach Solingen Posen Prince von Buelow Podbielski

Leho Struck Mine Missing Fifteen on British Steamer

Tokyo reports Leho struck a floating mine ninety miles east of Shantung lighthouse on September 30. Fifteen aboard are missing, including two foreign engineers. Also, Edhem Pasha is alive in Constantinople, though confusion arose from a namesake’s death.

Tokyo Moji Leho Shantung Lighthouse Edhem Pasha Constantinople Greece

Weather conditions and inland cold snap across the east

The Weather Bureau reports a general drop in temperatures east of the Mississippi with rain in the Middle and South Atlantic and New England. Snow fell in Upper Michigan and Northern Minnesota. A low pressure system moved east, bringing rain to New England then clearing. colder conditions prevail east of the Mississippi. Winds shift along coasts, and offshore ships will face fresh northwest winds. Local data note temperatures, humidity, and rainfall readings.

Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Mississippi New England South Atlantic Lake Upper Michigan Minnesota Tennnessee Ohio Valley Atlantic Thurstat New York Mississippi Valley Upper Lake Region Middle Atlantic Gulf Coas Steamera Grami Banks Asheville N.C Attents Atlantic City A. Jemgrek Cincinnati Ohio Cheyenne Wyo River Bulletin Washington Post Harpers Ferry W- Va

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