National Cash Register Case Appealed After Guilty Verdict
The U S Court of Appeals overturned a district court verdict finding John H Patterson and 29 NCR officials guilty of Sherman anti trust violations. The case returns for retrial after the judges ruled one count insufficient and others should not have been considered.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Olio
District Court
United States Court of Appeals
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
Cash Register
National Cash Register
National Cash Register Company
United States District Court
Patterson
United States
Howard Hollister
Death of Young White House Officer at Washington Home
Col. Wm. H. Crook, disbursing officer, dies in Washington home of pneumonia. Aged 19, another White House officer also reported dead from same illness.
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White House
WM. H. Crook
Washington
Pneumonta
White House figure Col Crook dies after fifty years service
Col William H. Crook longtime White House disbursing officer and former Lincoln bodyguard died at his Washington home after a weeklong pneumonia attack. He served under twelve administrations, recalled Lincoln Garfield Johnson Grant and five White House weddings, and aided Garfield’s assassin escape.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
W. H L. Crook
White House
Abraham Lincoln
William HH. Crook
Lincoln
Garfield
Johnson
Val Crook
Washington
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Crook
Booth
Jolnson
Grant
United States
Ist
Wes
Warren & Young
Col Crook
Wilson
Substitute for land fraud bill and university reorganization
The House enacted a substitute for the Russell land fraud bill assigning investigation to the attorney general's department. The Senate passed a constitutional amendment to divorce the State University from the Agricultural and Mechanical College and postponed Bailey Pipe Line Regulation bill consideration to March 19.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
House
Russell
Attorney General's Department
Senate
State University
Agriculttural and Mechanical College
Rulers of Greece and Former Premier Fight Over War
The Greek political struggle over entering World War I versus remaining neutral splits factions. King Constantine and Queen Sophie reportedly favor Germany through German ties. Venizelos is the leading proponent of joining the Allies, aiming to shape postwar spoils.
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Turkey
Figs
Constantine
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Venizelos
Ieader
Turky
Europe
Russia
Greece
Formeremier
Washington notes demand punishment for Mexican killings
Assorted cables from Washington report requests to General Villa and General Zapata to punish the murderers of an American, John B. Venus, and grant compensation or title to his family. The message emphasizes joint cooperation between Villa and Zapata and seeks action against the offenders.
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Associete Preces
Washington, D.C
Salazar
Zapata Vohmuande
Mexico City
John B. Me Venus
Villa Steuart Bryan
Villa
Zapata
Howan Accused of Perjury in Denver Case
District Attorney John A. Hush files perjury charges against Representative Howland after testimony before a special legislative committee on a money package. Howland alleges the funds were sent by Dr. Mary Bates of the Woman's Protective League for a woman detective, with Mrs Hartwell testifying about shadowing an officer in juvenile court work. A bill to abolish the juvenile court is before the legislature.
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Diere
Denver
Colo
Miureh
John A. Hush
Wo OM. Howeland
Howland
Special Legislative Committee
Mary Bates
Woman's Protective League
Mra
Sinking of Schooner William J Quinlan After Collision
The American schooner William J Quinlan sank early today after a collision with the Norwegian steamer Laly off Cape Hatteras. The captain and crew were rescued.
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Annweinted
Newport News
N. J. Marehido
William J. Quinlan
Laly
Cape Hatteras
Ccaptain
Illinois Papers Editor Samuel Bowles Dies After Brief Illness
Samuel Bowles, editor and publisher of the Republican, died early Sunday in Springfield after a brief illness. Bowles was a prominent figure in the Illinois press scene and led the paper for many years.
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Illinois
Pickter Dihes
Associated Press
Springfield
Samuel Bowles
The
Republican
British troop ship Montrose beached off Africa coast
The Montrose, a British troop liner, was driven ashore off the west coast of Africa. Canadian Pacific reports the vessel called for assistance and its passenger list remains unclear.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Montrose
Africa
Bordeaux
Rockefeller Returns Home After Wife's Death
John D. Rockefeller arrived at Pocantico Hills Mansion in Tarrytown New York with his son and daughter in law after a long journey from Ormond Florida. A funeral plan had not been arranged at that time.
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Associated Press
Tarrytown
N. Y
Ormond, Fla
John DD. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hille Mansion
Seven British Ships Sunk In Three Days
British admiralty reports seven English merchant steamers torpedoed since March 10. Two sunk, two unconfirmed sunk, others afloat. Invergale and Indian City torpedoed off Scilly. Sinking of Flora Zan and Andalusian unconfirmed. Anderwen sunk March 11. Head lands sunk March 12. Hartdele torpedoed today in Irish Channel.
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London
Invergale
Scilly Islands
Headlands
Hartdele
Irish Channel
FEA RING ATTACK REPORT OF VELA REPORTED
Fragmentary report from Del Rio Texas mentions fears of a Velas attack and compromised lines near Acuna and Nuevo Lared. References to Carranza officers and Villa clash imply Mexican civil conflict affecting cross border tensions.
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del Rio
Tex
Vuacas
Nuevo
Thaw Declared Acquittal Odds for Conspiracy Charge
The proceedings report Thaw’s acquittal on the conspiracy charge amid New York State efforts to prevent escape. The court considers return to New Hampshire as a possible outcome while jurors were deliberating. Thaw remains in custody at the Tombs as authorities maintain vigilance.
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New York
Mar
New York State
New Hampshire
Gnewer
Fredom
Stubbs Family Relocates to Ranch Amid Vast Land Claims
The Stubbs family arrives from Lawrence Kansas to assume charge of the local ranch. They seek control of extensive adjoining land and cattle assets valued at millions, with recent shipments of fine cattle and horses enhancing holdings.
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Hereford
Maarel
Ian KK
Uly
Roawall
Lawrence
Kattas
Miro Stubbs
Stubbs
Stubb
Local Weather Forecast Reveals Sunday Conditions
Weather bulletin notes Sunday forecast with temperatures recorded yesterday. At 7 am readings show a low around 34 degrees and a high near 62 degrees with a windless pattern.
Local Railroads and Public Sales In March Meetings
March proceedings note Lieutenant Governor Eibelman voicing views on Southern Pacific and related lines. Towns prepare property sales and Saturday sale events with land auctions and street entertainment planned to boost business, citing merchants pushing tree-ticket promotions and public sales in Neptune City.
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Han Wrannseo
John M. Eibelman
Torth Beeleun
Southern Perifie Company
Central Pacific- Koutiern
Nee Bang
Seonopely
Hereford
Williaam
Menrchants
Absinthe Seizure Sale Defies Prohibition in Paris
A Paris public warehouse auction sells absinthe despite a prohibition. The government, which outlawed the drink, now markets seized stocks from wine merchants. The sale follows a legal requirement to auction the product of official seizures.
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Parim
Paris
Detention Claim On German Vessel Reported In Newport News
Reports say two crew members of the American ship William P Frye were detained aboard the German destroyer Prinz Eitel Friedrich against their will. Collector Hamilton launched an investigation after sworn crew statements were sent to Washington noting others were ashore.
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Newport News
William P. Frye
Port Hamilton
Washington
Fourteen Survive Hanna Steamer Torpedoing off Scarborough
Fourteen survivors of the Swedish steamer Hanna are saved after a submarine torpedo attack off Scarborough early today. Six crew members were killed or drowned. The Hanna, flying its national colors with its name painted on the sides, was attacked. Survivors say misidentification as a hostile vessel is impossible.
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Hull
England
Hanna
Scarborough
Germany Likely to Repudiate Frye Sink Action
Washington reports that Germany will probably repudiate the captain of the Prinz Eitel Friedrich for sinking the American ship William P. Frye and will make reparations for loss of ship and cargo. German officials and ambassador Count Bernstorff indicate a smooth settlement after a State Department meeting.
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Washington
Germany
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
William P. Frye
Count Bernstorff
State Department
Russian Prime Minister Sergius Witte Dies in Petrograd
London dispatch reports Count Sergius Julovich Witte, Russia's first Prime Minister, died in Petrograd after a week of illness.
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London
Sergius Julovich Witte
Russia
Petrograd
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