National waterways commission urges balanced conservation plan
The preliminary report to Congress calls for water power conservation, coordinated federal state funding, and no tolls on navigable waters. It advocates surveying streams before dam grants, regulating power for locks, and harmonizing rail and water traffic while limiting dam permits and avoiding rate manipulation.
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Washington, Jan. U
National Waterways Commission
Congress
Commission
Banner sale of toilet wares entices Symons clientele
A wide banner sale offers a vast assortment of toilet soaps, vaseline, glycerin soaps, and cosmetics at the lowest prices yet. Items include Spanish Cas tile, Ben Hur laundry soap, Pears glycerin soap, 4711, witch hazel extract, Sozodont, talcum powders, and various creams with strong brand names and significant discounts.
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Symons
Heinze seeks trial dates set in pending misapplication case
In New York on January 4 1910 Judge Hough refused Heinze bid to bar further indictments and held two indictments remain for trial with March 3 set as the date. Arthur P Heinze Sanford Robinson and others pleaded not guilty in the conspiracy case and moved to quash the indictment with decision reserved.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Copper King
Wise
Heinze
Arthur P. Heinze
Sanford Robinson
United Copper Company
AFL Appeals Consolidated for U.S. Supreme Court Hearing
The U S supreme court ordered the appeals of American Federation of Labor officers consolidated and set for hearing on the first Tuesday of the October term, in the Buck Stove and Range Co suit in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
Buck Stove and Range Company
District of Columbia
Martin ONeill Dies From Blood Poisoning After Corn Paring
Martin ONeill, noted in turf circles and manager at James HB Hagegin's Elmdorf stock farms near Lexington, died today from blood poisoning after corns were pared.
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Lexington
Martin O'Neill
James HB
Hagegin
Elmdorf
Here
High-class nervous couple face 30 day pause in maintenance battle
In San Francisco the Osbournes, Lloyd and Katherine, court for separate maintenance with a desertion claim. Attorneys seek a 30 day extension to reconsider property rights, amid testimony on Mrs Osbourne's income and child support. Osbourne argues his income stems from writings and questions education plans, while a homestead claim on the Lombard Street home is noted.
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San Francisco
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ludge Mogan
Lloyd Osbourne
Katherine Osbourne
Fiexotto
Matt Sullivan
Louis Stevenson Osbourne
Osbourne
Lombard Street
Moran Charged in Customs Fraud Conspiracy
New York January 24. Micheal Moran a clerk in a large importing house and assistants are alleged by Special Treasury Agent Chandler to be part of a broad conspiracy to defraud the government by undervaluing imports. The scheme purportedly extends across several cities with duties allegedly lowered at customs in New York and Bridgeport Conn. Moran is said to have set a Bridgeport residence to further the conspiracy and is held on ten thousand dollars bail for examina.
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New York
Micheal Moran
United States
Special Treasury
Chandler
Bridgeport
Conn
Moran
Poultry Show Preparations In Bozeman Largest Montana Event
Arrangements are complete for the Montana Poultry association second annual exhibition in Bozeman at Orpheum hall starting Jan 25. About 1,400 birds from Montana and nearby states compete for cash prizes and cups. Judges include Charles V. Keeler and B. Norton. Farmers institute meetings run Jan 28–29 with talks by national experts on egg production poultry diseases and feeding.
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Standard
Bozeman
Montana Poultry Association
Orpheum Hall
Main Street
Montana
Charles V. Keeler
Indiana
Norton
Farmers’ Institute
Montana Agricultural College
F. 8. Cooley
Farmers’ Institutes
United States
William F. Schoppe
H. P. Griffin
W. J. Taylor
Thomas Shaw
University of Minnesota
W. W. Zike
Morristown
Ind
Cooley
Third Huston Trial Opens in Harrisburg Conspiracy Case
Joseph H. M. Huston of Philadelphia, architect of the state capitol, faces a conspiracy to defraud charge in Harrisburg. The case concerns certifying a bill for 292 desks from Philadelphia contractor John M. Sanderson with alleged fraud of 25571 dollars. The trial marks the third arising from the expose and Huston pleads not guilty.
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Harrisburg
Joseph H. M. Huston
Philadelphia
State Capitol
Commonwealth
Kunkel
Paupin County
Huston
John M. Sanderson
Capitol
Rioting in Bressia Authored by Religious Conflicts
In St. Petersburg dated January 4 report says over one person killed and many wounded in Old Bokhara as Sunnites and Shiahs clash for two days. Sunnites demand replacement of Shiah officers and Russian troops with machine guns have been deployed from Samarkand.
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St. Petersburg
Old
Bokhara
Samarkand
Agricultural program schedule excerpt
Saturday morning sessions include Moisture Control by L F Gieseker Seed Selection by Professor Patterson A Plea for the Dairy by Roy C Jones Keeping Animals Healthy by W J Hartman Saturday afternoon topics Meat Production by Thomas Shaw Stock Judging Demonstrations by R W Clark and H P Griffin Domestic science hour for women led by Miss L A Harkins and Miss F Brown
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L. F. Gieseker
American Express to Supersede Pacific Express on Union Pacific
From New York officers of American Express announce that on April 1 the company will supersede Pacific Express on the Union Pacific line. About 100 offices will be established, with Western headquarters at Salt Lake City and an assistant general manager in Portland to oversee Pacific coast business. Pacific Express lost privileges due to a contract with the Western Pacific railroad.
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New York
American Express Company
Pacific Express Company
Union Pacific Railroad
American
Pacific Coast
Western
Salt Lake City
Portland
Union Pacific
Western Pacific Railroad
Police Officer Killed by Bomb in Calcutta High Court
Shamrul Silema, a police officer credited with uncovering a Bengal bomb conspiracy, was shot dead in Calcutta High Court. The killer, a young Bengali, fled to the street but was pursued by mounted police. the assailant threw a bomb and drew a pistol but was quickly overpowered.
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Calcutta
British India
Shamrul Silema
Midnapur
Bengal
Buckner's Old 108 Still Elusive in City Hall Fight
Judge McClernan ordered Mayor Nevin to reinstate William J Buckner to captain of police and to cease interference. The writ was held for several days to allow a possible supreme court stay as the city prepares an appeal.
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William J. Buckner
MecClernan
District Court
Nevin
Buckner
Supreme Court
McClernan
Pioneer Banker Solomon Plant Dies at 73 in Danville
Solomon Plant, 73, a millionaire pioneer banker and landowner in Danville Alabama, died suddenly of heart disease today. He had lived in the area for over fifty years.
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Danville, AL
Solomon Plant
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