F. Weyerhaeuser May Testify in Lorker Case
Industrialist F Weyerhaeuser may be called to testify in the Lorker case as the court weighs key witnesses. Proceedings center on corporate involvement and potential impact on the timber giant.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1911
Page
1
Letter Writer Summoned by Committee in Alaska Land Controversy
Richard B. Ryan promoter of the Controller Bay Railroad and Navigation Co is summoned to appear before the house committee investigating the Alaskan land dispute He is in New York where a subpoena serves him to testify in Washington next Thursday Chairman Graham says Ryan will be held under the committee's discretion until testimony is desired Delegate Wickersham of Alaska will testify Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard
Ryan
Controller Bay Railroad and Navigation Company
M. F. Abbott
Interior Department
House
New York
Graham
Wickersham
Alaska
Publishers Held for Conspiracy in Postage Scam
James W Cunningham and Herbert Allyrick of Springfield are charged with conspiring to secure second class postage for the Orange Judd Northwest Farmstead with false evidence. Cunningham posted 3000 bail. Myrick, president of Orange Judd, is abroad. Grand jury indictment followed, with Postmaster General Hitchcock taking personal interest. The publication has wide Northwest circulation and appears weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James W. Cunningham
Springfield
United States
Herbert Allyrick
Orange Judd Northwest
Myrick
Orange Judd Company
Cunningham
Woman murdered in auto near Richmond
Mrs. H. C. Beattie Jr., 23, was shot to death by an unidentified white man while returning to Richmond from Chesterfield county. Beattie pursued the killer, who fled after striking him. bloodhounds searched the area as authorities investigated five miles from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Chesterfield County
H. C. Beattie, Jr
Mrs. Beattie
Beattie
Maine Wrecked from Exterior and Debris of Maine
Havana reports confirm external explosion as cause of the Maine sinking after examination of the wreck. Engineers identify bottom plates and keel fragments while mud and water around the vessel hinder salvage, with remaining depth uncertain beyond about thirty seven feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Maine
Ensign Powelson
Sampson
Naval
Ferguson
Powelson
Peavey Debts Will Be Paid
Frank O. Wetmore of First National Bank, chairing the joint Chicago Minneapolis committee, states F H Peavey and Co will not liquidate gradually. He notes a plan of reorganization may not be necessary and that the company will pay all debts and start over once an audit is completed, which may take about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank O. Wetmore
First National Bank
Minneapolis
F. H. Peavey & Co
Had Boy for President In Fraud Hearings
A nineteen year old homeless boy testified at a hearing in Philadelphia that he was taken from the street and made president of two mutual fire insurance firms and secretary of a third for a salary of five dollars a week. He said he was outfitted to look the part. After the hearing, defendants David Belaity Jacob Malschick and Charles Winberg were held on bail for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herman S. Robinson
David Belaity
Jacob Malschick
Charles Winberg
Former Minnesota Senator Alonzo Whiteman Returns Home
Alonzo Whiteman a former Minnesota state senator completed a term for check forging and returned to Dansville, Buffalo area. He had amassed a fortune exceeding 2 100 000 most of it spent in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Alonzo Whiteman
Minnesota
Dansville
Whiteman
New York
Chicago
Jury returns manslaughter verdict in Simpson case
Crookston Minnesota July 19 The jury finds Sivert Simpson guilty of manslaughter in the February fatality of Theodore Nelson and recommends mercy of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crookston, Minn
Sivert Simpson
Theodore Nelson
Simpson
Plans for New Washington and Franklin Stamp Issue
The Third Assistant Postmaster General Britt says a new stamp issue combining utility, art and harmony will be authorized. The first six stamps will feature George Washington, the last five Benjamin Franklin, all with Arabic denominational values and distinct colors to reduce clerks confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Britt
Benjamin Franklin
Dr Alvah Doty Seeks Cholera Update
Dr. Alvah H Doty conducts health checks amid cholera scare as officials monitor cases and advise precautions. Medical officers coordinate tests and public guidance to prevent outbreak spread.
Weyerhausers called to testify amid Lorimer probe
Contradictory testimony complicates the Lorimer committee inquiry. John and Frederick Weyerhaeuser were aboard the Duluth to Virginia trip linked to the case and may be summoned again. McGowan Burgess and Wiehe contradict earlier statements about a Winnipeg flyer and a $10,000 donation to Lorimer’s election effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
Duluth
Virginia
Lorimer
Lorimer Committee
Charles McGowan
C. F. Wiehe
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Winnipeg Flyer
Minn
William H. Burgess
Wiehe
McGowan
B. A. Johnson
Chicago
Test tubes save New York from cholera by five carriers
Health Officer Doty reports five carriers of cholera detected at Hoffman island through bacteriological tests. The individuals were isolated at Swinburne island hospital and no further cases developed, brightening the quarantine outlook after days of concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoffman Island
Doty
Swinburne Island Hospital
Minneapolis pistol duel yields conspiracy charges and pleas
Fred A. Briggs and Arthur Denson are jailed on criminal conspiracy charges after a Minneapolis pistol duel with Jerry McCarthy and Patrolman Olinger ended fatally for both. Briggs seeks $10,000 bail as Denson declares intent to plead guilty and become a state’s witness, admitting plans to operate in St Paul and Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Fred A. Briggs
Arthur Denson
Hennepin County
Yegg
Jerry McCarthy
Olinger
Mill City
Briggs
Denson
McCarthy
Juhl
St. Paul
Rochester
Dumas Warrant Premature Claims Arson Charge
Bemidji attorney for Dr D F Dumas mayor of Cass Lake argues warrant for arrest was issued before the crime occurred. He says the 3 p m June 16 warrant served at Hibbing cited an offense not committed until about ten hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
M. A. Spooner
Bemidji
D. F. Dumas
Cass Lake
Bar Association
Dr. Dumas
Hibbing
Health signs in the cars campaign for feeding babies
Chicago civic federation uses street car advertising signs to educate parents in tenement districts about feeding babies in hot weather. Advice includes breast milk for nine months or clean bottled milk, boiled water, and avoiding candy meat coffee tea or beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Civic Federation
Newlands Bill May Be Reported Before Session End
Senator Clapp chairing the interstate commerce committee said the Newlands bill creating an interstate trade commission will likely be reported before this session ends. Senator Newlands, a committee member, is pressing the measure and explained it informally to colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clapp
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Newlands
Interstate Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota Lands Opened for Entry in August
Cut over Indian lands in Minnesota totaling about 191 847 acres in the Cass Lake and Duluth districts will be opened to entry on August 22 under Interior Department instructions. Homesteaders may enter but must pay 1.25 dollars per acre for the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
Cass Lake
Duluth
Death of Dr. H. E. Talbot Recalls State Vet Bodies Leader
Des Moines reports the death of Dr. H. E. Talbot former president of the State Veterinary Examining Board and of the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association is expected soon after a glanders attack. He has been unconscious for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
H. E. Talbot
State Veterinarian Examining Board
Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Porter Hay
Jackson Hay
Thes. Burnham
Prep
Labor
Austin Gas Company
W. H. Martell
Herald For News
Austin
F. Weyerhaeuser
Peavey
Bankers’ Committee
PLANS
Alvah H. Doty
John and
Frederick
Lorimer Probe
Tain
Burgess
John H. Marble
Johnson
Dumas
Newlands Commission
Glanders
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