Railroads on Trial for Peculiar Double Claims and Arrests
In Kansas City the Interstate Commerce Commission begins hearings into alleged rate discriminations by railroads against Kansas and Indian Territory oil producers. Names of carriers include Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific among others. Editor of Town Topics indicted for perjury in New York on Norman Hapgood case.
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Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas Oil Producers’ Association
Kansas
Indian Territory
Iday
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Railrota Company
Kansas City Southern Hallway Cmpany
St. Lois
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Arkansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
State of
Town Topics
New York
Wine Th. Mann
Town Copies
Norman Hapgood
Collier’ Weekly
Effects Compromise in Suit for 640 Acres
Dr. Harsch of Harsch Rattling works returned from Texas where he sought a settlement in a land dispute over 40 acres owned with his father. A previous sale collapsed and a second party claimed title, prompting the compromise they called entirely satisfactory.
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Harsch
Harsch Rattling Works
Texas
Hareeh
Canyon City
Mr. Hirsel
New Mexico
State of Texas
Hudson Sues Strong Over Construction Contract
A district court filing shows A Hudson bringing suit against Frank Strong. Hudson claims Strong awarded a decorating contract, he supplied materials and labor, and was directed to stop work, seeking 275.50 in damages.
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C. A. Hudson
Pritmkei Strong
Hudson
Strong
Hutson
Simbo
Another Ship Goes Ashore in Northwest
Advices to the Merchants' Exchange report a steamer transport ashore near Port Angel s and likely to be a total wreck. The crew were saved.
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San Francisco
Cal
Merchants’ Exchange
Port Angels
Caledonian Coal Co President Hints at Out of Court Settlement
Alexander Bowie president of the Caledonian Coal Co said there would be no settlement outside the courts for the famous rebate case, though rumors of a compromise persist. Attorneys close to both sides note possible out of court resolution but neither side confirms terms or readiness to settle.
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Alexander Bowie
Donian Coal Company
Gallup
Bowle
Caledonian
Mr. Bowles
Colmans
Thor
Nelli Bo Field
New York
Cpa
Howle
Cotopromiam
Moros of Jolo describe fierce fanaticism and customs
The article portrays the Moros of Jolo under a sultan, detailing population, religion, slavery, and warfare practices. It notes polygamy, sea trade, limited arable farming, Chinese-dominated trade, and staple crops. It describes juramentado, head-taking, and the brutal encounters with American troops.
Moros on Jolo Island Demand Forceful Action
The article characterizes Jolo island Moros as violent and fanatical, noting repeated uprisings against U S forces and describing juramentado as a martial religious rite driving attacks and slaughter. The tone underscores hard-line colonial attitudes and calls for decisive measures.
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Jolo
United States
Prosecution Wins Habeas Ruling in Idaho Case
Supreme court sustains move to strike references to Moyer Haywood Pettibone arrest and alleged conspiracy in Denver Idaho case. Prisoners charged with Steunenburg murder must stand trial in Boise. Separately Susan B Anthony remains comatose in Rochester with no hope of recovery.
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Astern Federation of Miners
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Denver
Idaho
McDonald
Gooding
Supreme Court
Steunenberrg
Boise
Argentine president dies of pneumonia shocks South America
In Buenos Ayres Dr Manuel Quintaina provulor of Argentina died yesterday from pneumonia after a period of delicate health. In Washington the president plans to offer cabinet posts to George L. Meyer of Massachusetts as potential Secretary of War or Navy depending on Taft's choices.
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Buenos Ayres
Manuel Quintaina
Argentine Republic
Child Labor Bill Heads Ohio Hearing
In Cleveland on March 12 the house labor committee opened a public hearing on the Reynolds labor bill. It seeks to raise the age for employment to 14 to 16 unless parental support certificates are shown and caps the workday at eight hours for under sixteen. The bill would add eight female inspectors to assist male inspectors. All labor groups in the state favor the measure and plan active support, along with other labor related bills deemed less important.
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Ohio
Cleveland
House Committee On Labor
Reynolds
Pittsburg Baseball Club Heads to Hot Springs Confidence High
Pittsburg base ball club left for Hot Springs this morning amid an enthusiastic ovation. Local base ball circles express strong confidence in the team and its chances to win the league championship this year barring any unexpected circumstances.
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Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Pithaburg
New Lumber Company Incorporated in City
The Carell Lumber Company of this city filed articles of incorporation. Stockholders include W. T. McCreight J Blondin Benjamin Dieses P. Gould and T E D Maddison. Capital is $21000 with 20 shares issued. McCreight holds several and the others one each except Maddison who has one. The company plans to engage in timber farming mining and land deals. The office is at 117 Gold Avenue.
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Carell Lumber Company
W. T. McCreight
J.\. Blondin
Benjamin Dieses
Pees T. Gould
T. E. D. Maddy
Indinosa
McCreight
Maddison
Gold Avenue
Mortuary Notice for William Bingham
William Bingham died of tuberculosis in Albuquerque after a brief illness. He leaves parents in Mona and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at the undertaker on Hivbmens street with burial at Fairhill Cemetery under direction of Knudsen.
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William Bingham
Mona
Avi
Betnee
Welcoms Knudsen
Ecu
Fajrhil
Borden Chapel
Kaudien
Socorro State Bank Formally Organized
A Socorro bank progresses toward formal organization with local residents cited as stakeholders. The report notes community involvement and anticipated countywide support as the financial institution plans to begin operations.
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Ee Ee Ey
Socorro State Bank
Congress In Hot Ferment Over Statehood Debate
Washington March 12. The Chicago street railroad case decision by the US Supreme Court extends the Illinois 1865 charter for 99 years. House to refuse senate amendments on statehood bill, then seek conference. Insurgents fear caucus while White House discusses statehood and possible conference. Two cruisers Tennessee and Washington to be tested along Rockland route.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago Street Railroad
Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Day
United States Circuit Court
Iinois
Washington
House
Senate
House Tolay
Committee On Territories
Arizona
Supreme Court
Grant County
Santa Pe
F. W. Clancy
Albuquerque
Andrews
H. H. Meizgar
George Ti
M. A. Otero
Washington Post
Foraker
New Mexico
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Apesker
Weaetenaran
Cannon
Congress
Aldrich, Burrows and Company
Tennessee
Cramp & Bons
Rockland, Mey
Cantey
N. J
Moody says no knowledge of cabinet changes
Chicago March 12 Attorney General Moody stated he knows nothing about possible cabinet changes. He declined to discuss leaving the cabinet and said he is not ready to depart or announce any changes.
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Moody
Chicago
Brooks party returns from New York City business trip
Mr and Mrs George L Brooks return from a week in New York where Brooks and party members report robust weather and booming industry. They visited Memata and Stata, discuss statehood views, and plan travel to Chicago and Kenowha for manufacturing interests.
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George L. Brooks
Brooks
New York City
Memata
ySutte
Finloe
Wille
Mfr
Kitrowks
Wwe
Wwe Do, Watidtyt Tant A For Either New Mox
Potttlelans
Senate
Rompers
Brooke
Lewi C. Brooks
R W. Molden
New York
Biatness
State
Che Minin
Will Cue
Dodge
Magdalena
Patrick Granted Further Relief In Rice Murder Case
Albany March 12 Governor Higgins issued a further respite for Albert T. Patrick in the Rice murder case. The delay extends to May 18 as district attorney Jerome and Patrick's lawyers seek a new trial motion in New York City, continuing proceedings started January 22.
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Wee Es
Albany
N. Y
Liggins
Albert T. Patrick
Marsh Rice
Jerome
Patrick
New ‘S City
Supreme Court rules on paper trust witness questions
Justice McKenna of the U S Supreme Court decides the cases against witnesses for the paper trust. The Wisconsin cases are dismissed for lack of jurisdiction while the Minnesota verdict affirming the disinet of Minnesota is upheld.
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Washington, D. C
Justice McKenna
Supreme Court of the United States
Paper Trust
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dis- Inlet
Supreme Court Upholds States Rights in Powers Case
The U S supreme court ruled 18 upwardly in Caleb Powers case, holding the cake not removable from state to federal court. The decision remands the case back to Kentucky courts for further action.
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Washington, D. C
Caleb Powers
Supreme Court of the United States
Kentucky
Champion Woman Trap Shooters Exhibits in Albuquerque
Nellie Bennett renowned trap shooter and widow of A L Bennett arrives in Albuquerque to display her skill at the Albuquerque Gun Club grounds in Traction Park. She carries national renown and a 142 of 150 best score, with ties to Laughlin Rand Powder and Dupont. The exhibition is free and promises to attract local crack shots.
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Nellie Bennett
Amelia
Powey
United States
Albuquerque
Laughlin
Rand
Dupont
Tracen Park
Bennett
Hennett
Calumet Clu
Chicago
America
Oregon
New Mexico
Pacific Coast
I Heman
Oregon Real Cotave
Traction Park
Mra
Ong
Jae
Outlaws kill three deputy marshals in Indian Territory ambush
In Spagina Hills near the Kansas line six U S marshals were attacked by a band of full blooded Indians. In the gunfight deputies J to Guatrap Otto Tuttle and Richard Curry fell. Marshal Darraugh orders all deputies in the northern district to pursue the attackers.
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Vinita
Maret Ile
United States
Spagina
Kansas Inc
J. To Guatrap
Otto Tuttle
Richard Curry
Marshal Darraugh
Indian Territory
Ie Povny
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