Glavis Charges Ballinger With Alaska Coal Field Monopoly
Former chief of field division of the general land office L L Glavis accuses Secretary Ballinger of failure to act to save Alaska coal lands from fraudulent entry. He claims a national monopoly would menace the nation and notes Roosevelt’s 1909 action halting public entry.
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New York
Colliers Weekly
Ll. R. Glavia
General Land Office
P. F. Collier & Sons
Richard A. Ballinger
United States
Ballinger
Alaska
Roosevelt
Ant Mudl
Supreme Court of the United States
Amalia Coal Lenis
Cunningham Group
Guggenheime
Land Office
Land Ofice
Cunningham
Congress
Pos
Secretary of the Interior
Wickersham
Glavia
Department of Agriculture
Taft
Dennett
Mr. Dennett
Callier's Weekly
Pinchot-Ballinger
Washington
Resnl
Ifford Pinchot
Forest Service
Weven's Body Found by Fisherman in Nev City
The body of a man was recovered by a fisherman in Ihtlarapatis Nevada. Police located the victim near Je tives by a Gahermuan address. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of death and identify the deceased.
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Weven
Ihtlarapatis
Nev
Orrman
O Gahermuan
Corn Crop Of 1909 Report Shows Higher Yield Yet Quality Falls
The crop reporting board’s preliminary 1909 corn production is 2,707,916,000 bushels with 44.2 percent quality. Average yield per acre is 256.4 bushels, up from last year's final 256.2. State figures list Iowa Missouri Nebraska Minnesota South Dakota totals and per acre yields.
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Wallngton
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Missouri
South Dakota
Minnesota
Eight Burn in Fire Trap at Brooklyn Comb Factory
In Brooklyn eight workers died trapped by barred windows at the Rob ert Morrison & Lone comb factory as they tried to escape a blaze. Five others were likely fatally injured and Willan Morrison, son of the owner, perished. his father was among the injured. Only forty employees were present as flames spread through the inflammable material.
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Brooklyn
New York
Robert Morrison
Lone Comb
Willan Morrison
Triple Tragedy at Ferry San Francisco Navy
At the Ferry Building arcade a Russian laborer Ignate Novikov shot and killed Mrs. F A Schultz and her daughter Betty then killed himself. Schultz was wife of a Sonoma county rancher. Betty Schultz belonged to the Musicians' Woman of this city. Novikov died within an hour. No motive was learned.
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San Francisco
Navy
Ignate Novikov
F. A. Schultz
Sonoma County
Betty
Novikov
Womon
Federal study cites 200000 infant deaths yearly
The U.S. census bureau reports that about 200000 children die annually from preventable disease, calling it a wastage greater than race death by own action. It urges sanitary measures based on 1908 vital statistics.
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Washington
United States
United States Census Bureau
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Wheat fell on continued large wheat movement with bears from a government report weighing on prices. Dec wheat at 1.0244, May 1.024, corn eased to 58e, oats down to 18.98c, lard and ribs mixed gains, cash prices for No. 2 hard wheat 1.04 0.91 60, No. 2 corn 63 34c. South Omaha cattle and hogs up slight. calves and sheep mixed in receipts of 2,100 and 9,500 respectively.
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Chicago
Oata
Alise
Port
Chicago Cattle and Hog Receipts Report
Newest Chicago market notes show cattle lists firm with best sale at 8.49 and common steers around 4.50 to 5.50. Hog receipts higher with top around 5.15 and good hogs at 7.55 to 8.10. Lambs and sheep steady with good to choice lambs near 7.00 to 7.25 and sheep around 4.40 to 4.75.
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South Omaha
Chicago
Steinheil Trial Heats Up as Witnesses Testify
Paris report on week two of Mme Marguerite Steinheil's trial for the murders of her husband Adolphe Steinhall and stepmother Mme Japy. Witnesses including Dr Archary and Mme Antanelo support the accused while the toxicologist Dr Balthazar finds no poison traces in the victims.
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Paris
Mme
Marguerite Steinheil
Adolphe Steinhall
Mme. Japy
Mme. Steinhell
Mme. Antanelo
Steinhell
Archary
Pr. Balthazar
M. Steinheil
Four National Roads Sought in Farmers Congress
Raleigh. N C November 9 resolutions from the Farmers National Congress call for four national roads from the Atlantic to the Pacific and broader measures. They urge a modernized parcels post system, denatured alcohol distilleries funding, and government aid to public roads, plus strengthening oleo laws and rail rate limits.
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Raleigh
N. C
Atlantic
Pacific
Farmers’ National Congress
Congress
Warriner Defalcation Costing Big Four Near Half Million
New York November 9 The Big Four railroads loss from C J Warriner Cincinnati local treasurer defalcations totals about 500000 after credits from Warriner 100000 turned over and a 50000 bond payout from American Surety. The scheme used was to hide losses in cash in transit.
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New York
Big Four Railroad
C. J. Warriner
Cincinnati
Albert H. Harris
New York Central
American Surety Company
Warriner
Altman brothers go to trial after jury selection starts
In Chicago on November 9, counsel for Vincent and Joseph Altman argued to continue the case on the criminal court call after the state's attorney revealed a witness would testify he aided the brothers in making a bomb that damaged a local plant in 1908. Judge Tuthill ruled the case must proceed and jury selection began.
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Chicago
Vincent
Joseph Altman
Altman Brothers
Tuthill
Trial of Dr Cleminson in Chicago Murder Case
The trial of Dr Haldene Cleminson for the murder of his wife Nora J Cleminson opened in Chicago criminal court. Policeman JF Strum testified that Cleminson appeared under great strain and sobbing when arriving at the home upon Mrs Cleminson's discovery, though no tears were shown.
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Chicago
Haldene Cleminson
Nora J. Cleminson
JF. E. Strum
Cleminson
Supreme Court Upholds Oleomargarine Return Law
The supreme court of the United States rules the oleomargarine return law applies to corporations in the United States v. Union Supply Company, supporting government action.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Va
Union Supply Company
School Strike in Cleveland Ends with Return to Classes
Cleveland reporters say 500 striking students at West High School returned to classes as the board of education prepares full action.
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Cleveland
The
West High School
Edurvlion
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Pone
I. W. Herman
Prop
Miss Rose
Jos. Skala
Jake H. Herman
Louis Skala
John Herman
C- Herman
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