Plea of Abatement By Senator Mitchell In Court
Senator John H Mitchell faces four indictments with a plea of abatement challenged against the late federal grand jury. The defense faults juror eligibility and seeks dismissal on grounds of prejudice. A not guilty plea followed for three counts of conspiracy and expediting land matters. Hearing scheduled for Friday.
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Mitchell
Oregon
Senator Mitchell
Bon
Ingers Court
John H . Mitchell
W Robertson
Carl Phelps
Frank Gruffum
George Peebler
George Gustin
United States
Frank Balter
Joseph Essner
Elea
Mitchell & Tanner
Land Department
Washington
Frederick Arrib
Alfred] S Bennett
The
Dalles
Mitchells
Dems
Blake
Bennett
Oh Bremer
Tim Hendricks
Treacher
Ceb
Butte Creek Land Live Stock and Lumber Company
Aimilar
Attoorney Heney
Fleets to Fight Off Formosa and Japanese Losses
Amid reports of a naval clash near Formosa, hulls and ships are under discussion as Admiral Togo and Admiral Rozestvensky maneuver. British observers report a warship sighting near Basilan Strait while Formosan port Kelung is closed by Tokyo.
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Togsig
Rojestyevskys
Admiralty
British Borneo
Rojest~vensky
Madagascar
Japan
Vladivostok
Kojestvensky
Sagon
Refeetsonski
Sigs
Marcos
Nebogatoff
Rojestyensky
Port Arthur
England
J&p
Philippine Islands
Mania
Empire
Australia
Basilan Strait
Mindana
Basilan
Pormosan
Washington
Griscom
Tokio
State Department
Kelung i
Formosa
Kelung
Togonea Ace
Five Thousand Men Now Employed On Work On Canal
The article reports five thousand laborers engaged in excavation and construction along the Panama Canal project. It notes progress on Culebra Cut, the Sanitary Department work, and water supply planning for Panama, with ongoing shafting and tunnel exploration to determine geological conditions and feasible sea level plans. It mentions Mr Wallace and the engineering committee, and indicates decisions on canal level and future work timing.
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Culebra
Wasurgier
utLa- Rank
Dudas
Bates
Perenne
York
Sanitam
Panama
Varus
Walla
Saad
Fitton
Mr Walt
Livre Reial
Eiaj
and- Punt
Heraga
Waulaca
gMeral Raisa Powy
Queenon
Wallace
Fort
Hyde Objects To Mutualization Plan In New York Court
In Brooklyn at the supreme court Justice Maddox hears Franklin B Lord seeking an injunction to block Equitable Life Mutualization. Edward M Shepard for Letd on Francia Hendricks criticizes Hendricks for delaying hearings while pressing the plan. Morse and Zabriskie move for intervention as Hessians debate stockholders voting rights and reserve funds. Judge Maddox grants briefs due Friday as proceedings continue.
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Justice Maddox
Supromt Court
Brooklyn
Pranklin
Lord
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Edward M. Shepard
Letd
Francia Hendricks State
Inaurimce
Sheppard
Hendricks
Shepard
Vir Henadricky
Pop” Dodge
Morce
George Zabriskie
Charles W. Moraes
Lod Morse
Ire
Morse Dodge
Zabriskie
Equitade
Catermeyer
Jamen
Flyde
William HE Hornblower
Haquitable Society
Directora Wes
Untermeyer
Mr Untermesyer
Hornblower
Equitable Society
Alexander
Hyde
William B Hornblower
Hydes
Lords
Zabriskle
Miorse
Maddox
Hendricks Row
van Francia Hendricks
Shy Wer
Mir Hendrew
Ian Orpinben
Sreyel
Ovation to insurgents sparks crowd in Candanos riot
In Crete inland Candanos a riot erupted as twelve insurgent prisoners arrived from Candanos. Vast crowd cheered them as bells rang while escorting soldiers and insurgents passed. Guns and swords were waved, then the mob dispersed as the scene ended.
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Cansa Canea
Crete
Iuna
Candanos
Rail rebates for Uncle Sam questioned by Hitchcock
Washington report states Secretary Ireneck will refer to the attorney general a question on rail rates for materials used in irrigation reclamation work. Comptroller Tracewell seeks legal acceptance of the fees while other officials resist. The dispute centers on section 22 of the act and potential savings.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Ireneck
Castro Defies United States Threat Over Arbitration
Caracas reports General Alejandro Ybarra stating Castro will not withdraw the Bermudez and Olcott cases from Venezuelan courts nor submit to U S arbitration even if the entire American military after Venezuela. The Olcott dispute, tied to the Orinoco Steamship Company, centers on damages and transfer of claims between English and American firms.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Speial
Castro
New York
Bermudtz Asphalt Company
Cam
Olcott
Alejandro Ybarra
American State Department
Bermudez
Venexusta
United States
Aterest
Ita
Orinoco Steamship Company
Bainbridge and
Grisantt
Henry Barge
Uns
Orinoco Shipping and Trading Company
Barge
Cnnsider
Pang
Britush Capital
Teddy Kills Rattler By Blow From Quirt
In Awton Ohio on April 1 President Roosevelts desires are fulfilled as John Abernathy, famed wolf catcher, presents a rattler slain by his quirt. The president, recreational in Fort Worth area, enjoys ranch life with hunts, meals, and stories, while plans for banquets in Frederick and Fort Sill proceed.
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Teddy
Rattler
Quirt
Awton
Ohio
Roosevelts
John Abernathy
Abernathy
Cannon Ball
Fort Worth
Lawton
Prayer for Roosevelt's safety on hunting trip in 1909 session
Miners house of representatives chaplain Bradford opened the legislature with a prayer pledging protection for President Roosevelt during his west and southwest hunting expedition. He invoked divine shielding against wild beasts and dangers, asking that the president return home in peace as the Lord delivered David.
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Bradford
Miners House of Representatives
Roosevelt
David
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