Injunction Sought Over Illinois Central Stock Fight
Stuyvesant Fish and partners obtain a temporary injunction to block voting of Illinois Central shares held by Union Pacific and related entities. The petition seeks a final decree declaring the Union Pacific and Railroad Securities Company unfit to own Illinois Central stock and to compel sale within a reasonable time.
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Hope of Har riman stock fight ends in certainty
Attorney William Cromwell for Mr. Harriman’s interests claims stockholders have voted against Mr. Fish and that Fish seeks to block one fourth of the stock, admitting he has previously voted much of it for himself. Cromwell says the opposition is decisive and no fear remains about the result of the battle.
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Spokane interview misleads on arrest avoidant plot
Spokane street interview with Jack Simpkins reveals he claims no effort to avoid arrest and cites being in Denver Seattle and British Columbia. He says Orchard's confession is unclear and suggests Orchard tried to implicate him to give credibility to his tale while noting he was present at Bolas.
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Lawyer's Blunder Dooms Schmitz In San Francisco
Mae Gene Rehmitz, former mayor of San Francisco now convict, loses right to appeal due to attorney Charlee H. Fairall's blunder. The record notes Fairall sought a transcript change after discovering the error to obscure it. Prosecution rejected the warview in the other volume.
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Maegene Rehmitz
San Francisco
Charlee H. Fairall
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Germany to maintain aloof stance on Austria crisis
Berlin reports deny German plans to absorb Austria upon Francis Joseph’s death. The foreign office dispatched a memo to Baron Speck von Sternberg outlining Prussian leadership in Germany, arguing Austrian strength sustains Europe’s balance and that Austria-Hungary is not threatened with dissolution.
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New Telegraphs Unite With Postal Telegraph Employer Group
Clarence Mackay announced the Postal Telegraph Company favors forming the Postal Telegraph Employee's association to solidify loyalty and prevent strikes. The plan aims to aid members with sick, disabled, and death benefits while improving relations between the company and staff.
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Sultan Mulai Hafig gains support with marriage alliances in Morocco
Reports from Mazagan and Morocco City describe Mulai Hafig strengthening control after a second custom house raid netting 1 049 rifles. He appoints Ghalli Sibty as new Mazagan administrator and wins tribal backing by marrying a daughter of Hamma Hacko while deploying troops to Bouriki and Sus province caids.
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General Davis Returns From Peace Congress Work Nears Finish
Brigadier General George B. Davis Judge Advocate General of the U S army returned from Europe aboard the Zealand after attending The Hague peace conference where he said the work was nearly complete and only the report remained to be compiled The Congregational Triennial Council in Mereland Ohio discussed elevating the Christian outlook for both the Negro and immigrant citizens in the United States during its sessions today.
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Congregational Triennial Council
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President Mitchell Undergoes Operation
President Lewis and Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers returned from La Salle Illinois after two operations on President John Mitchell for appendicitis and hernia. Both procedures were successful though left him weakened.
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Suit Against Western Union Telegraph In Oklahoma
Garfield county district court heard a suit by Attorney General W Co Cromwell against the Western Union Telegraph Co seeking an alternative writ of mandamus to compel officials to answer why transmission business has been delayed or refused as alleged in affidavits before the department.
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Presidental Hunt Still Fruitle ss
Wolf sightings at Bear Lake report a hopeful mood around the president's camp as he and his party stay put for safety. Latta Parks Shields and Mangum bring news of a calm, religiously minded Lilly delaying a lost knife search and mild ice on the lake while Roosevelt plans to move toward Stamboul then return to Washington.
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Rio Grande Operators Have Grievance
Denver reports two talks between the Order of Railway Telegraphers and D and Rio Grande Vice President Schlacks over reinstating Operator Skeggs who was discharged at Grand Junction Colorado for refusing to test Western Union wires. Negotiations not yet completed and more talks planned.
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Train hits auto kill four near Pottstown
Four people die and one injured after a grade crossing collision on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway at Kelm Street Pottstown. The auto carried five passengers including Jacob Kebbe aged 55 Mrs Jacob Reese 48 Belva Emery 1 Anthony Emers driver survived with a broken thigh and internal injuries.
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Will of Nelson Morris Filed for Probate in Chicago
The estate is estimated at up to 20 million dollars with 180000 in personal property and the rest real estate. The bulk is left in trust for family members while 300000 goes to Mrs. Morris. Charitable bequests include 16000 to Hebrew Orphan Asylum Cleveland and 10000 to Jewish Orphan Asylum Chicago. Five equal shares among widow and four children possible per Morris’s statement.
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Five Arrested in Joplin News Herald Dynamite Case
Five suspects arrested at Minnie St Clair’s home in Joplin include Minnie St Clair Charles Smith W L Martin Bessie Ream and Hazel Rays alias Hazel Reed. Police say evidence is strong and expect full interrogations to yield confessions regarding the September 13 dynamiting of the News Herald plant.
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Government to Induce Laborers to Go West
Washington and Vienna discuss moving eastern laborers to the Pacific coast for wartime repairs. The plan offers free transportation for workers and families, with a required period in government service and higher wages. Doctors say the emperor’s catarrh worsens cough but overall condition improves after tonight’s examination.
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Marconi to Start Press Service With Europe
William Marconi plans to open a Wireless Station in North Glace Bay to transmit press dispatches between America and Europe starting Thursday. Reports show extensive correspondence about the service preparations and inauguration details. Frank Page, arrested in Colfax in relation to ex-Sheriff Harvey Brown’s Baker City murder, was released after proving not to be the dynamite suspect.
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Swedes Ride Big Um 10 Lift Cup
William Sisen and Gusta Kyhlberger head a movement in Stockholm to build a ninety footer challenger for the America’s Cup with about $189,000 needed. Many manufacturers offer free material, the captain and three mates sail for free, and the designer and builders work for net costs. Olsen and Kuhlberger expect funds to cover a ninety footer if needed. No foundation for a seventy or ninety five footer to pressure NYYC is reported.
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Riot at Japanese Laundry Stuns San Francisco
A drunken logger smashed a San Francisco Japanese laundry window igniting a street riot. Proprietor Umkekubo and worker Omura were hospitalized after being attacked by a white mob aided by King and his companions. Police arrested several injured participants as investigators gathered evidence.
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British Officers Arrested in Germany
Beviin October 14 A Tegblatt correspondent in Emden reports a yacht with English naval officers aboard was captured by two Wilhelmhaven torpedo boats. The officers are suspected of taking soundings and making photographs in forbidden waters.
Court delays sentence on Santa Fe rebates case
In Los Angeles today Judge Welborne postponed the sentence for the Santa Fe railway convicted of granting rebates on shipments of ore from Arizona points in violation of the interstate commerce act. The sentencing now set for November 4 in federal court.
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