Railroad Suit of Importance Stays Bond Validity at Stake
In Cincinnati Ohio a major rail dispute centers on the sale of Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and Pere Marquette lines. W A Bradford says the sale will stand and bond issues are valid. Ex judge Dillon and Coke on corporations back the sale while Morgan seeks to remedy his October action. The C H and D has run the C C and L for about eighteen months and incurred debt running into thousands.
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Chicago
Cincinnatii
Uisville
Cincinnati
Hamilton Dayton
Pere Marqueke
Uris
W. A. Bradford
Louisville
New York
Jobo
Dillon
Wm.w. Coke
United States
Morgan
Bradford
Sec
Light on Venezuela methods and U S arbitration
Special to The Citizen reports near-term congressional action on U S Venezuela relations. It highlights Castro's seizure of New York and Bermudez Asphalt property, alleged conspirators Amat L Tar and Ambrose H Garner, and calls for arbitration by an international tribunal. The piece also notes testimony by Atel L Barber in the 1901 Matos revolt damages case and related proceedings.
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New York
Jan
Congress
Venezuela
Castro
New York & Hermitdex (Asphalt
Amat L. Tar
Ambrose H. Carner
New York & Bermudez
Vie
Barber
Delancey Nicoll
Cleveland broker commits death by own action
Cleveland Ohio January S L W Prior of Dennison Prior & company shot himself this afternoon. A well known Cleveland broker and New York stock exchange member. Hartford Connecticut January execution scheduled today for Frank Bherrie convicted of murder in Latwike Kuilas case at Somerville.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jan. S.L
Prior
Dennison, Prior & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hartford
Conan
Frank Bherrie
How They Keep Pizen Out of the Czar's Hash
A vivid, tongue in cheek recounting of the czar Nicholas II’s extravagant palace kitchen. It describes head chef Eugene Kratz as a military general overseeing tasting rituals from under chefs to army majors, with a daily banter on safety and abundance. The piece notes the palace dining routine, a bombproof iron dining room, and the czar’s immense appetite including caviar, pate de foie gras, and a multistep tasting to ensure the meal pleases while avoiding danger.
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Imperial
Nicholas
Eugene Kratz
Kratz
Nick
Victor Hurtzler
Winter Palace
San Francisco
Gregory Page Charged In New Mexico Hotel Killing
Walter W. Jones, a government lawyer en route to Fort Defiance, died after blows believed from Gregory Page, owner of the Page hotel in Gallup. Jones suffered skull fractures, later fell from a roof during delirium, fracturing his hip. Coroners jury ruled Jones died indirectly from Page’s blow.
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Gallup
N. M
Walter W. Jones
Sutherland
San Carlos
Fort Defiance
Gregory Page
Page Hotel
Jones
Perry
Page
Stofer
Coudert
Hinch
Carman
Landslide At Haverstraw Claims Multiple Lives
A sudden landslide at Rutland street in Haverstraw New York overnight toppled a row of houses into a 100 foot deep pit. At least four residents are believed dead with many others missing or injured as fires from overturned stoves set debris alight. The disaster followed underground shifts from clay and recent snow. Names of those feared dead include Joseph Albert Rev Mr Allen a Jewish Rabbi Mrs Bayles and several others.
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Haverstraw
N.Y
To & O'¢Rook
Rutland ‘Street
Joseph Albert
Bayles
Abrahan
Bias
John Bennett
WinCohen
Thomas Hughes
Bartlett McGovernor
Statehood fight gains momentum in Washington scene
Washington dispatch reports Cannon backed effort to win insurgents for joint statehood with New Mexico and Arizona. Insurgent claim 68 votes, while Republicans waver. Debate delays House action as Republicans seek amendments and possible word insertion for popular vote on statehood. Also covers Panama Canal inquiry and Philippine tariff debate. Charleston harbor welcomes cruiser Charleston with city reception, banquet, and gifts planned for officers and crew.
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Washington
Jan
Canhon
Cannon
Hamilton
House
New Mexico
Arizona
Beef Packers Are Before the Court in Antitrust Trial
The United States district court opens the trial against twenty one beef packers indicted for conspiracy to violate antitrust laws. A jury of twelve is to decide whether to bind the case to a specified charge, with long voir dire and 200 witnesses summoned. Judge J Otis Humphrey will preside. jurors include Joseph Walker Mendota George Typeright and others from Morris, Savan nah, Yorkville, Watertown and Rockford.
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Chicago
Jane
United States District Court
Janta
Eieven
Joseph G. Walker
Carposte
Farmer
Mendota
George Typeright
Mr. Carrell
PK. Croas
Fate
Morris Die
Burtville P. Graham
Sycarney
John W. Miller
Anniversary of St Pauls parish observed with religious services
Peaneville reports the seventieth anniversary of St Pauls parish likely marked by a principal service with the bishop of Indian Quills as speaker. A morning sermon by the bishop of Kentucky is planned, followed by a banquet with the bishop as guest and main speaker. Week-long observances continue across the area with religious events and a musical program.
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St. Paul's
Specopal
Kentucky
6Th
Wil
Bower
Farce at Oil Inquiry Sees Rogers Refuse Answers
New York January hearing on the Standard Oil investigation features Henry Rogers declining to answer many questions. Missouri Attorney General Hadley plans to summon Rogers to appear before the Supreme Court to show cause why he should not be compelled to testify in the Missouri suit against Standard Oil. Lawson of Boston may be invited to testify, with Rogers repeatedly invoking his right to withhold information.
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New York
Abait
Bonaparte
Congress
Charleston
Fort Sumpter
Fort Moultrie
Battery
St. Michael's Church
Navy
Pacific Coast
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Joy Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company of
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Hadley
Missouri
Rogers
Standard of
Standard OM of
Kentucky
Standard
Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Hadley Brough
John Teagle
Schofield, Scourmer & Teagle
Walter C. Teagle
Broadway
Yasuely
Eugene Carney
Rowe
Carney
Hondra Hage
Foreign Department
Supreme Court
Henry Wellman
Sotlen Ax
Madley
Requiri Hi
H. Rogers
Standard of of New Jersey
Commissioner Sanborn
Greene and Gaynor face U S fraud charges in Savannah
Benjamin D. Greene and Colonel John P. Gaynor appeared in federal court in Savannah to answer multiple indictments for conspiracy to defraud the United States and misappropriation of government funds connected with harbor improvements. They were extradited from Canada and face four counts including conspiracy, presenting false accounts, embezzlement, and receiving government property. The defense argues conspiracy is not covered by the extradition treaty, potentially limiting the charges.
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Savannah
Benjamin D. Greene
Jobe F. Gaynor
Federal Court
Southern District of Georgia
Emory Speer
United States
Greene
Gaynor
Benjamo L. Greene
John P. Gaynor
Abraham H. Rosa
New York
Maldrum
Canada
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