State Savings Case Continues
Proceedings in the state savings case resume this month with continued notes on rank and residence as the matter moves forward.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
13
Bank Receivership Delayed as Montana Bank Promises Resumption
The State Savings Bank of Butte will resume business around February 17 after receivership continuance granted by Judge George M. Bourquin. Heinze has not fully complied with prior orders to deposit funds, but the court found bona fide efforts and probable restoration of deposits justify another short stay to secure assets and reopen. The Largey interests and Warfield loan security are cited as progress toward resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
George M. Bourquin
District Court
F. A. Heinze
Montana
George Hodgson
A. Robinson
Bourquin
Robert McBride
Heinze and Largey
Largey
Heinze
Warfield
William Thaw Arrives in New York From Pittsburg Home
Short session summary notes William Thaw arriving in New York from his Pittsburgh home for the thaw trial. Local details indicate movement between cities and a pending legal proceeding.
Thaw trial witnesses describe Harry Thaw as irritable and nervous
In New York Stanford White murder trial testimony describes Harry Thaw as unusual and excitable. Witnesses recall threats by White, Thaw’s odd behavior on roofs, and a 1881 school letter from Mrs Thaw noting anxiety over his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thaw
William Thaw
Pittsboro
Evelyn Neil Thaw
Dixie
Stanford White
August Weber
Thaw Butler
Harry K. Thaw
Littleton
Washington
Pittsburg
Jerome
Christopher Baggan
New York Whist Club
Raymond A. Brown
Brown
Abraham R. Beck
Lancaster County
James B. Beck
Harry Thaw
Beck
Woman Charged with Killing Tells Her Story to Jury
Gertie Griffin on the stand testifies she is 26, lived in Ritzville and Lind, admitted disorderly past, says she supported Gillispie and found him dead after a room fire. she denies involvement in the murder and claims innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Griffin
Ritzville
Lind
Gillispie
Harriman Must Unbend a Little on Questions to ICC
Judge Hough orders Otto H Kuhn of Kuhn Loeb Co to answer ICC questions. Harriman must answer most questions about his railway dealings with Chicago and Alton and related lines, but is excused on some stock purchase inquiries. The dispute traces to Harriman’s refusal in February last year to disclose ownership in Chicago and Alton stock sold by a syndicate to Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Otto H. Kuhn
Kuhn
Harriman
Chicago & Alton
Union Pacific
John G. Milburn
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
John C. Spooner
United States
Wisconsin
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Illinois Central
St. Joseph & Grand Island
New York Central
Hudson River
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Oregon Short Line
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National Woolgrowers End convention chooses leaders
After a two and a half day meeting in Helena the National Woolgrowers association concluded its convention selecting Pocatello Idaho as next meeting site. Fred Gooding was chosen president with J M Wilson and Joseph E Wing as vice presidents. A $10000 fundraising drive for a publicity bureau was successful and resolutions opposing federal grazing regulation were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Pocatello
Idaho
Denver
Arizona
Montana
New Mexico
Ohio
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Colorado
Warren
J. M. Wilson
Brooks
Wilson
Fred Gooding
Joseph E. Wing
T. J. Walsh
United States
Aldrich financial bill shaping up for next week report
Washington observers say the Aldrich currency bill will raise the emergency currency limit from 250 million to 500 million with a 6 percent tax on issues. An Bailey amendment to lower county population eligibility to 10,000 is likely to pass, while Dolliver and Bailey may oppose railroad bonds as security. Debate continues among Senate Finance Committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Aldrich
Bailey
Dolliver
The
Comn
Henry Involves Senator Fulton and Mays Case in Oregon Land Trial
A land trial in Oregon centers on Senator Fulton Henry and associate Mays. Details describe their roles and potential legal questions in the case unfolding locally.
Hall Mays case opens with Heney charge of political meddling
In Portland, Jan 16, Francis J. Heney opened arguments in the Hall Mays case alleging that Hall used influence to protect illegal fencing on government lands in Eastern Oregon. He claimed Hall pressured Steiner and sought reappointment through political deals with Fulton Mitchell and Brownell, while Brownell allegedly forged land documents. The defense, led by Judge Lionel R. Webster, denied Hall mixed politics with his office and rejected claims of immunity for graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Francis J. Heney
Hall- Mays
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Heney
Butte Creek Livestock, Land and Lumber Company
Oregon
Oth Hall and
Mays
Hall
Putnam
Secretary of the Interior
Ethan A. Hitchcock
W. W. Steiner
Butte Creek Company
Owith Hall Mays
John H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Steiner
Fulton
Senate
George C. Brownell
Brownell
United States District Attorney
Dixon
Hitchcock
F. P. Mays
Greene
Washington
Lionel R. Webster
Bereaved Boyerton Faces Rush to Bury After Opera House Tragedy
In Boyertown Pa on January 16 a major tragedy left a large portion of the town grieving. Borough officials asked relatives to bury identified deceased within three days. Morgue workers prepared bodies for transport to homes or cemeteries while a coroner’s absence caused a temporary hold on removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyerton
Strasser
Burgess Koehler
Reading
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Order of the Judge
Pittshoerg
Ant
Queer Boy
Thaw Buntler
Pasaeve
Mary
Uncle Sam
Spokane
Spokesman Review
Woolgrowers Pass
Angora Goat Industry
Gooding
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Burkett
General Land Policy
Bill OF Aldrich
Senator Fulton
Sto
Office of District Attorney
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