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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
32
A court gathering tests testimony on guarded oil profits, with four revelations highlighted as key details. The Standard's office opponents are prepared to present evidence after a sealed brief. The case proceeds as officials seek clarity on concealed profits and related misunderstandings.
Five people, including four children aged seven, were bitten by a roaming mad dog in Phillipsburg. Victims were treated at public expense. townspeople were advised to seek medical care while authorities organized containment and warnings. Rumors of a local stock sale and corporate notices appear amid the frenzied coverage.
REPORTS say the Japanese ambassador in Washington may be replaced by Baron Kaneko as relations with Berlin and Tokyo shift. Baron Kaneko, considered a top diplomat, could be named ambassador if Tokyo spares him for the wartime exposition project. A rumor of Ambassador Rao at Washington surfaces amid discussions of a possible reshuffle. Meanwhile a special Pennsylvania railroad scenic route advertises ten-day ticket validity.
Theodore E Burton, Republican nominee for Cleveland mayor, releases Roosevelt letter urging local party leadership to unite against Major Johnson. The statement cites a political machine in city government and calls for a cleaner administration, urging Roosevelts support and Taft and Garfield guidance.
Washington Post report notes the President stands firm against seeking another term unless a movement by his enemies arises. Taft is the leading GOP candidate for now while Hughes gains steam from recent booster activity. The article covers informal lunch remarks with Governor Weight and other guests, plus mentions Niagara Falls excursion ads and travel details.
Harriman lines placed orders with American Locomotive Company for 2 locomotives to be delivered in 184 and costing about 200000. Pacific and Southern facilities suspended freight car purchases after failing to reach price concessions. The move signals anticipated traffic growth on Harriman lines to surpass last year’s record, per indications from the traders.
Special to The Washington Norwich September 17 Albert Scofield on his Lowestoft farm noticed a cow nibble dynamite sticks from a torn package. The cow roared through the village blowing before being shot by John Simpson in Lewisbury from a safe distance. The animal’s body was dragged to the swamp.
A dispute at Cowes over whether Anthony Drexel could vote while his yacht remained in English waters. The revision court ruled Drexel not entitled to vote as he was not aboard the vessel. the decision followed objections by the agent and prior notices sent to Drexel that went unanswered.
The marriage of Arthur Conan Doyle and Miss Acon Leckie will occur in London at a church not yet revealed. The ceremony is expected to be attended by a crowd of relatives and other guests.
Chicago voters rejected the new charter 122054 to 59444 in a six day special election. Mayor Busse called the result a mistake while noting proscribed provisions and concerns over higher taxes and Sunday closing laws. Turnout reached about 181000 of the registered voters, with strong opposition in immigrant areas and mixed ward support.
Vice President Fairbanks and former Gov Myron T Fierrick arrived in Cleveland late tonight in a farmer's wagon after a strenuous journey from Denton. Two storms disrupted the trip, the auto getting stuck in mud near Cleveland, and the travelers reaching the Hertick home fatigued and drenched.
Samuel L. Clemons known as Mark Twain visited Elenry H Rogers at Rogers summer residence in Fair Haven. The pair rode in an automobile after Clemons arrived aboard the New Bréford Ling steamer this morning. chauffeur Mr Togera accompanied them.
Voters favor adoption of the constitution and a state prohibition clause. Republicans claim Haskell and Frantz victories, while Democrats sweep the other districts. President Roosevelt must approve the enabling act before statehood is granted.
Mrs Richard Croker says she has reconciled with her husband despite public rumors. She declined speculation on their marriage as she visited Glencairn and spoke with a reporter in Milford. she noted Mr Croker’s public life affected their private years and that she paid a personal price for his career. In Italy, agrarian unrest explodes in Southern towns as troops struggle to contain rioters and property damage.
A man later identified as Frank J Miller attacked a woman and himself after a court appearance. He crushed her skull with a hammer and slashed his own wrists and throat as police closed in. Both victims were taken to Roosevelt Hospital in critical condition with little chance of recovery. The incident followed a prior hospital release and involved police response at Bellevue Hospital in New York.
Secret Service investigates Orlando Toland from Alabama who traveled by freight to Washington and Oyster Bay claiming to act for Rockefeller over a debt. A violent scene at Sagamore Hill ends with Toland wounded, Miller dead, and a woman injured as officers take Toland into custody. Rockefeller reportedly offered Toland money to solve a St Paul murder case, butTolands says his fee would be $10,000.
Readable items include Rockefeller at office Burton explains candidacy and Democrat lead in Oklahoma. A fatal auto wreck leaves four dead. Priest convicted of murder. Japanese anger and a clash at The Hague appear among international items. Also noted are social and personal pages, financial notes, and various local notices.
George U Taylor, 72, heir to Moses Taylor’s vast merchant and banking fortune, died at his estate near Great River. The will left the estate to his widow for life with equal division to children. a warding story surrounds his late housekeeper Mrs Head and her daughter, Hersey Head, who had been mentored in Taylor’s business affairs.
A mill accident at Pittston today left one man dead and two seriously injured after molten metal splashed onto a horse hitched to a wagon. The horse bolted, overturning the cart and causing the additional fatalities.
Alfred Adler a wealthy glove dealer died hours after marrying Miss Johanna Hartung in New York at 3 30 this morning. Engaged eight years the couple wed as he lay near death from illness. He was buried that afternoon in Cypress Hills Cemetery. Mrs Adler mourns as physicians and a nurse describe the brief union and its tragic timing after a Yellowstone trip.
Dublin reports Albert Deaver of New Castle exhibited Hyde like ravings after a Deodnetion of Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde. He grew unable to resume normal behavior, lapsing into Hyde's character and was taken to the insane hospital at Richmond.
In a Jamestown address the Democratic presidential hopeful declares that the President’s policies threaten the spirit and purpose of the Constitution. He frames recent scandals as a warning against enlarging federal authority and urges safeguards for constitutional limits.
Parker's address warns that calls for new federal commissions to handle specific subjects would delegate legislative power from Congress to the executive and threaten the Constitution. He argues the push stems from corruption and the alliance of administration and interest groups, risking despotism for efficiency unless checked.
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