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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1907

Page

3

Morse Forces Out Morse Holdings Aids Steamship Trust

Morse is ousted from control as Calin Austin remains president of the Eastern and Metropolitan Steamship companies. New leadership assigns other positions to Henry Maltory, Franklin Mooney, and J Ward. Consolidated Steamship bonds rise, trading between 11 4 and 12 24 after prior day lows.

Calvin Austin Morse Eastern Steamship Company Metropolitan Steamaship Company Austin Mormos Choles Wastern Steamship Company Compact Wil Yeatter Holm—Stock Holm—Stock 1m Voting Trust—Dr J Dene Lucy H Reymond Mallory Line Henry R Maltory New York Porto Rico Franklin D Mooney E J Berwind J, Ward H P Booth

Morse ousted from Consolidated Steamship control plan

Report says Morse loses influence in Consolidated Steamship Lines and American Ice. plan drawn to reorganize the company places former leaders back in control. New directors designated to oversee subsidiaries as Morse is edged out and funds sought.

Died Depon U on Friday October 2 11 at SO pom MARTINS DEPONAL

Obituary items list multiple notices with names such as John P Downey and Joseph G Shelton. Notices mention church services at St Stephens and St Dotneu, addresses like 355 G street southwest, and dates in October with funeral arrangements and bereavement messages.

Depon U SO Pom Martins Jor Downey Pinus St Dotneu Sotar Otober Er Oliver Katherine Moriliat Joseph G Shelton Tesitth Ned Trang

Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Snippet

A garbled late 19th or early 20th century directory fragment lists numerous funeral directors and embalmers. Entries include William Lee, Sardo & Co, GeorP Zarhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Harvey's Sons, Thos R Nalley & Son, Thos S Sergeon, Thos A A Costello, Prank Geisers Sons, John R Wright Co, and Blank & Speare, with partial addresses and telephone hints.

William Lee Ani Cap's al Mperm Ceematarium Belemer_ asia ate ao Telephone nig Uae H Sardo & CO Flsgral Difreions Tamalaens Abel Eames GEO P Zarhorst Capitan St Hindle & Bayliss Harvey's Sons Elsrtay Nalley & Son, Son Sergeon PEST Embalser Rustvelt Ortabas Geiers Sons Teleptone North John R Wright Co Speare

Will contest hinges on domicile of Colton widow

Justice Gould rules district probate court may determine Mrs Colton's domicile for probate. Jury will decide if Helen Sacher, great granddaughter, can contest and break the Colton will involving about 6 million dollars. Hearing set for November 4.

Justee Gould Gen. D. D Colton Helda Sacher Deswea Biles M Colton David Y Colton Collin P Huntington Southern Pacific Railway Ashley M Gould Helen Margaret Bestrice Sacher Colton Colton Jnatru California Gould Paria America Santa Cruz R. Golden Donaldson BW Parker Mra Colton Wrll Mra Ttn Distriet Probate Court Eco Wittle Mies Sacher

Health Office Report Deaths From October Listed

Health office records list multiple deaths with ages and residence details. Names include Marie Watkins, Phill Schmit, Mary J Moss, and George We Pails among others, noting hospital or home locations and ages from infancy to elderly.

Oetaber Witten Robinson Gardelé Phill Schmit Lonp Mary J Moss George Merton Penne Alien Garteld Boepieal Hisrel H Andétean Anta Misot Aaytus Ella Hawkins Stanton Aya Anasnetta

Earthquake Horror Strikes Ferrazano Shelter Becomes Ruin

Washington Post correspondent reports Ferrazzano left in ruins with barely a house standing. survivors endure rain, cold, and exposure under military tents as doctors and soldiers search for buried relatives and care for the injured. King and Pope relief contributions total 50,000.

Ferrazzano Hope Agaumat Setthers King Relief Washington Post Rome Post Enest May Calabria Lacava Cardinal Portanova Recgio di Calabrieri Victor Emmanuel Pius

Fears for Spain's King to Travel for Tuberculosis Exams

Reports on King Alfonso's health are confirmed as he plans a discreet London visit under the name Duke of Toledo. He will undergo examination by a specialist for tuberculosis. An operation was reportedly performed to halt consumption, altering the hereditary condition being kept in abeyance.

London Alfonso Toledo Ross

No Red Hats for America in December Consistory

Several Italian prelates to be made cardinals at December consistory with private sessions on December 9 and 11. Unclear if any foreigner will be elevated as no American named for cardinalate.

Corried’s Chauffeur Freed in Swiss Trial

Ernest Stahl driver for Heinrich Corried director of the Metropolitan Opera House New York was tried for manslaughter after a pedestrian was killed near Laschen in August. He was acquitted. Saint Saens seeks academy seat announced in Paris Paris Oct 21 the French composer Charles Camille Saint Saens announced candidacy for the academy post.

Berne Switzerland Ernest Stahl Heinrich Corried Metropolitan Opera House New York Laschen Sant-Saens Academy Charles Camille Saint- Saens

Beattie Heads Keymen at Milwaukee Convention

Milwaukee October 26 The Commercial Telegraphers convention adjourned sine die after electing WW Beattie of Washington DC as president HJ Horn of Cincinnati as vice president AS Ewing of St Louis as third vice president Orquie Allen retains office as vice president Prank T Likes of Chicago and MP Smith of Salt Lake City join the executive board The order notes they will not support consolidating the two branches and favors resisting commercial business and small assessments while the railroad men aim to refuse handling commercial business to strengthen the strike position.

Milwaukee Wis Commercial Telegraphers WW Beattie Washington DC HJ Horn Cincinna U Ewing St Louis Orquie Allen Hie Eee Land Prank T Likes Chicago MP Smith Salt Lake City

Wife and Money Taken in Elopement Scam

A New York man reports his wife eloped with a handsome stranger after she moved his life savings and home funds to accomplices. He says $1500 vanished, left him ruined and his romance shattered. Police sought the wife and her companion.

Tho Vaanmpron New York Otto Karlen Ha Sala Mracarteb

LICENSED TO MARRY

William L Bishop 42 of Chariet ends Ve and Laura Jo Tyler 25 of Fredertelabues Va for Bauer Bt Grosoe.

William L Bishop Chariet Ends Laura Jo Tyler Fredertelabues, Va Fer Bauer Bt Grosoe

HOCKERS HONOR LAWSHEE AT INDIAN SOCIETY MEETING

Third Assistant Postmaster General A. L. Lawshe was elected president of the Indians Society of Washington at a meeting in Habit Hours parlors. Officers were named including vice presidents, secretaries, and a treasurer. The gathering featured poems, a violin solo, and a vocal performance.

A. I. Laweke Indians Society of Washington AL. Lawshe Jease E Wilson Ausatant Interior Department Or. Smith A.W .Tray Walter Penflelé Willem M. Bass Thomes L Jones PB Mogrew United States Capitol Horace P Ds Hart

Panama Canal water plan eyed as drought threat grows

The Cana Record notes that to secure Panama City water through the dry season the Panama Railroad will reopen the dam at Rio Grande Road to increase storage by about 15000 cubic yards. A medical board blames pneumonia prevalence on infectious disease, while canal division engineer Bolch reports labor excavation averages under French vs present management. Chief Sanitary Officer Gorgas says canal health is good in September with a lower death rate than August and well below September 1906.

Panama Panama Railroad Rio Grande Road Special Medical Board Culehoa Cuearnoh Omeer Gorgas Canal

Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse's Rudder Breaks Near Grand Banks

The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, outbound from New York, broke its rudder east of the Grand Banks while steering with its tiller. The ship may be delayed en route to Plymouth and Bremen while a spare rudder is sought, but officials say the accident is not serious and port arrival is likely.

New York Grand Banks Newfoundland Plymouth Mun- Qay Bremen Newa Delrichs & Co Polack Gustav H Schwab Horth German Lloyd Bremen

Fire in Broadway Tenement Kills Child. Rescue Efforts Continue

A six story tenement at 458 Broadway Washington Heights suffered a deadly fire. One two year old girl died from suffocation after the mother saved five of her six children who escaped to the roof. Patrolman Poleky and others aided trapped residents and were carried to safety.

Tha Washington New York Broadway Wifameburg Charles Gertech Wight Poleky Afd

Stage tragedy as Blanche King shoots hand on New York stage

Blanche King fired a six chamber blank cartridge during The Gay White Way at the Casino in New York. In the second act her forefinger snagged the trigger while aiming at a rope bound burlesque agent, the cartridge exploded burning her right hand. She screamed, fainted, and was aided by manager Lizzy Burnarde. a surgeon treated the wound.

Boecld The Wretinasten New York Blanche King Jefferson de Angelia Lizzy Burnarde Jackiaw

Taft Day At White House Spurs Longs Taft Support

Kansas Senator Long declares Kansas will send a solid Taft delegation to the Republican National Convention. Gov Hoch supports a third term for the President, then backs his brother in law for a federal judgeship. Roosevelt’s silence is read as planning to keep Roosevelts sentiment from aiding Hughes or Taft.

Kansaz Hochan Roosevelt Hughes Taft White House Senator Long Kansas Gov Hock Washington An Ranges Oklahoma Republicans of Gov Booh Long Mr Long Gov Hoch Taft White Laalza Gov Hughes Republien Bogasvelt Sears Repubicanaa Pasm Kennedy Ane Kinley Ohio

Political Candidates and Rival Claims After Interview

Following talks with the President, Pat Banks remained a lively candidate and was expected to be nominated at the convention. Reports of Fairbanks denying candidacy were denied by evening dispatches. Senator Mikins noted West Virginia supporters would not back anyone until Roosevelt exited the race.

Fairbanks Hetucaway Watson Indiana Orshyna Baya Patbanks Fairbanksed Mikins West Virginia Bir Rongevelt Fae

Taft campaign literature sways Connecticut figures

A letter circulated in Connecticut asks legislators and state officials to support Secretary of War Taft for the Republican presidential nomination. A. I Vorvs, manager of the Taft campaign, urges cooperation and contact with influential party members. Senator Morgan Bulkeley says no declared sentiment or instructed delegates exist in the state.

Syesal Washington New Haven Tafts Connecticut Taft United States Morgan Bulkeley Ient

Bryan Declares Presidential Candidacy Depends on Democratic Principles

W J Bryan, passing Kingston on route to Port Jervis, said his decision to run for the Democratic nomination will not depend on the Republican candidate. He stated the choice will be judged solely on Democratic principles and advancement, indicating the issue rests with the party's ideals rather than rival contenders.

Kingston W J Bryan Port Jervis Bryn Bryan

Pole Vault Record Broken at Indoor AAU Meet

New York October indoor AAU meet saw Mr. Sheridan of the 11th Argon Athletic Club win the pole vault with a jump of 2 feet 714 inches, surpassing the prior record of 97 feet 714 inches set by William Baird of Philadelphia.

New York The Amateur Athletic Union Sheridan 11Th Ararcon Athletic Club Wiliam Baird Ptoledelphia

Woman of Rockefeller Kinstoned by Gown Auction

Mrs Harod McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller attended a reception where she and invited guests discussed her discarded gowns. She planned a private sale, calling twenty five gowns with hats and matching cloaks, then hosted another viewing a week later where twelve of the gowns were displayed again with no fee for the attendees.

Wire McComuck King Washington Post Chicago Harod McCormick John D Rockefeller McCormick Breen MrCormick

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