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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1909

Page

2

Tariff in Senate Amended Payne Bill On Calendar

Senate moves the amended Payne tariff bill to its calendar after floor agreement. Aldrich defends swift reporting while minority protests. changes so far lean toward luxuries and beverages with a planned further adjustments to fund government, including cotton, wool, and Philippine provisions. House seeks free list for petroleum and its products, delaying tariff action.

Senate Finance Committee Aldrich Daniel Ant Payne Philippines McCumber Committee From House

No Crime to Form Oil Trust Atty Watson Argues

Attorney David T. Watson, Pittsburg’s noted corporation lawyer, argues in the federal suit in St Louis to dissolve Standard Oil of New Jersey as a Sherman Act violator. He contends the question is whether on November 16, 1906 Standard Oil restrained commerce, not past deeds, and rejects federal common law guilt.

David T. Watson Pittsburg St. Loutsia Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Mr. Watson Kellogg Fu,cing

Startling Civil Suit Alleges Poison Death in Texas

Mrs Ida Rice files divorce affidavit in Evansville Indiana alleging her husband Frank Rice his sister Mrs Albert Taylor and Dr J M Stroud of Terrell Texas caused Albert Taylors death on January 8 1908 The suit claims an insurance payout of 5000 was shared among the physician the husband and Mrs Taylor Taylors mother had the body exhumed and sought a grand jury indictment but evidence was deemed insufficient Rice says Taylors death was due to hypodermic poison and that she was forced to write to Dr Stroud to secure 100 for him or face exposure.

Frank Hrice Albert Taylor J. M. Stroud Terrell Tex Ida Rice Evansville Ind Taylor Rice Rices Indiana Strowd

Soboleski Held for Toledo Murder in Krueger Case

Coroner J Hengler of Toledo returns a verdict finding tailor Michael Soboleski responsible for the deaths of Ludwig and Augusta Krueger. The couple were stabbed and buried under a brick cellar floor after their home burnt on the morning of April 1. Fire marshal W S Rogers assists in the investigation.

J. Hengler Toledo Krueger Michael Soboleski Ludwig Krueger Augusta Soboleski W. S. Rogers Cleveland

Revenge Shootings in St Louis Spotlight a Fugitive

Salvatore Ferlossa, who could not find Louis Macaluso, ambushed and shot Sam Macaluso in the hallway of their home at 5048 Daggett Avenue, St. Louis. Three bullets killed the victim. Ferlossa fled. Acquaintances had believed Macaluso and Ferlossa friends despite a prior quarrel.

Louis Macaluso Salvatore Ferlossa Sam Macaluso Daggeut Avenue St. Louis Vferlossa Ferlossa San

Trial ends as Mrs Sampson declared free at Lyons

Mrs Georgian Allyn Sampson, tried for her life in Lyons, is acquitted of murdering her husband Warry Sampson. The young woman, previously on trial for her life, is released from custody as the case concludes.

Allyn Sampson Lyons, N Warry Sampson

Tug Wrecked Near Cleveland Sparks Crew Missing

The fishing tug Fiesa wrecked Wednesday and washed ashore near Cleveland. Nine crewmen remain missing along with the captain, with no word on their fate.

Cleveland

Crawford Passes Away Novelist F Marion Crawford

F Marion Crawford, the noted novelist, died in Sorrento. He was born in 1846 and gained fame for works such as The Novella and historical tales.

F. Marion Crawford Marion Crawford Sorrento

Fire in Lenox Claimed Six Lives and Caused Major Loss

A blaze in Lenox Massachusetts destroyed the Clifford building and two other structures in the Franklin Main Housatonic Church area. Six people perished including Edward and Mrs Ventris Lealle Ventris Alice French and Mary Sparks. Loss estimated between 200000 and 300000 with explosions from stored turpentine oils and dynamite.

Lenox Mass Franklin, Main Housatonic Church Streets Clifford Edward C. Ventris Lealle Ventris Alice French Isabel Cook Mary Sparks Catherine Root George Arthur George Root Horace Perill Peril Clifford Block

Castro Protests Deportation From Martinique Aboard Versailles

Former President Castro of Venezuela protested the expulsion order before boarding the Versailles steamer at Fort de France Martinique. He argued ill health and lack of offense against France, and warned of seeking passage to Spain and then Santa Cruz if free at St Nazaire.

Versailles Fort de France Martinique France Castro Venezuela St Nazaire Spain Santa Cruz Teneriffe

Explosion at DuPont Powder Works Kills One in New Jersey

A powder mill blast at the DuPont Powder works in Wayne N J killed Jerome Marah and injured several others. The explosion destroyed ten small buildings and shattered windows as far as Little Falls Pasaine and Paterson ten miles away, with workers fleeing and clothing torn by further blasts.

Jerome Marah DuPont Powder Works Wayne N. J Little Falls Passaine Paterson

Atlanta merchant jailed for biting baby to upset wife

J Birvbe of Atlanta bit his ten month old baby on the cheek to anger his wife who prosecuted him. Recorder Broyles sentenced him to two weeks in jail after the wife testified to the quarrel and the bite.

J. Birvbe Atlanta Broyles

Fire on Hanbury American steamer Sar nin at Port Simon

A disastrous blaze aboard the Hanbury American steamer Sar nin at Port Simon British Honduras caused the loss of six lives and major cargo damage.

Port Simon British Honduras

Intensive six week course promises quick diplomas

A training offer claims the full course is learned in six weeks with one hour lesson daily and no home study. It guarantees good positions and diplomas issued. It notes most former pupils at Grand Island average over two words per minute in six weeks. First lesson free and contact details invite Miss Cortez Wilson to arrange a visit.

Grand Island Burlington Hotel Cortez Wilson

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