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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
8
An article reports Mrs. Carter's release amid a contested account from Runyan's case. A Windsor Trust teller testified he gave money she kept, while jurors found it an anomaly. Jurors and witnesses described the trial's unusual course and the reward claim surrounding Mrs. Carter's alleged actions.
Fragmentary OCR lists funeral directors and undertakers with corrupted lines and misspelled names. It names Harvey Sons Pun tpal and others, with references to undertakers and related trades, though details remain obscured by garbled text.
New York district attorney Jeron Inday pressed Judge McVay for a second grand jury to probe Metropolitan Street Railway Company and related matters. Public Service Commission demands for books were refused, delaying action until Monday. The hearing floor centered on corporate finances, dividends, and leasing ties to Metropolitan Securities Company amid debate over electrification progress.
The piece recounts Ferdinand Pinney Earle and his wife Mira Earle amid scandal over affairs and potential French divorce. It notes threats, pursuit, and celebrity intrusion, with commentary on American hypocrisy and open conduct versus hidden acts.
President Roosevelt approved riding for women during a grand review at the Planting Field riding Academy in Oyster Bay. The event ended with a large party including Mrs Roosevelt and others. Archule and Quentin Roosevelt participated. The President praised Master Rintoul and the riding method for women as he spoke during the review. Secretary Loetz announced Sagamore Hill visitors will be restricted for the rest of summer.
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis travels from New York to Albany on the Guy boat and visits Grover Cleveland to discuss fishing outfit for a Upper Michigan jaunt. He avoids discussing official business or trust issues, tours the harbor aboard a yacht, and returns to New York in a low profile.
The article reports a shift in Moroccan policy as France and Spain plan to occupy Moroccan littoral ports and establish police structures, potentially expanding control and delaying stability. It notes tensions with Germany over the Algeciras framework, and mentions battles near Casablanca with Arab groups still seeking action.
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Secretary of War William Howard Taft and his party visited Portland on a Pacific Northwest trip. At a luncheon hosted by Theodore B Wilcox, Taft urged an end to millionaire influence and called for equal treatment of citizens. He praised the current administration and expressed confidence in the people’s ability to regulate progress.
The Secretary spoke at the armory under the Oregon Development League, asserting that government and people are in control while criticizing capital influences. He claimed critics are deaf to warnings from powerful interests and emphasized the need to safeguard democracy tonight before about 590 attendees.
Ohio Senator Foraker denounced opposition at the state fair, saying some want his seat in the U S Senate. He asserted he votes by conscience and not under party dictation, challenging constituents to elect someone else if they disapprove.
Differences between three antagonistic unions at Michael Feeley funeral in Williamsburg led to police reserve call. Tense moments arose as hearse driver and casket bearer argued during the church service, delaying proceedings and drawing in bystanders.
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