Miller and Kin Plead Guilty and Sentenced in Oregon Frauds
Henry W. Miller and Frank E. Kin carl pleaded guilty to subornation of perjury in Oregon land frauds. Judge Hunt sentenced both to one year in the Federal penitentiary on McNeil's Island Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Miller
Frank E. Kincarl
Oregon
Hunt
McNeil's Island
Washington
Joseph McMann
Des Moines
Iowa
Salt Palace
Salt Lake City
Utah
Department of Commerce and Labor
James J. Hill
Great Lakes
Winnipeg
Canada
New York
Samuel Pearse
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Pearse
Dwight
Robert
Canonsburg
House OKs education bill by 192 vote
The British House of Commons passed the education bill by a majority of 192. Details cover related political and public matters including Roosevelt remarks and state tickets.
Widespread disasters hit towns from Pa to Ill
A string of incidents includes a Washington Brewing Co plant fire in Finleyville causing $50,000 loss, a Reading Railroad collision killing William F. Smith in Frackville, and a New York bomb explosion injuring eight. Other items report a Jersey City rail wreck, a Philadelphia heiress en route to Hawaii, arrests in Chicago, a San Francisco hotel demolition, and multiple drownings and fires across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Brewing Company
Finleyville
Frackville
Reading
Wiliam F. Smith
New York
Achille Martelli
Erie
Jersey City
Trenton
N. J
Bernard L. Levinthal
Philadelphia
United Sites
Nellie White
Long
New York City
Hawaii
W. OR. Brinckerhoff
Frank J. Constantine
Arthur W. Gentry
Chicago
Poughkeepsie
West Newton
Newport
R. 1
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Tracey
Boston
Mass
Tracey
William Garrison
Pittsburg
George Ahlberg
Henning
Minn
James V. Boone
el Paso
Texas
Eureka
Cal
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Oregon Asian For
Salem
Oregon
George Gould
Western Pacific
Portland
Lena Forst
Louisville
Cedar Lake
Indiana
Kentucky
John Doran
Cherokee
Kan
Larry Westcott
Minnesota
Fort Snelling
George Gill Roberts
John V. Kopf
Kersten
Chicago Consolidated Traction Company
List Avenue
Lake Street
Austin
Newark
Abraham Walker
California Supreme Court
John Alexander Wowie
Hugh Clark
San Trancisco
Joan Dietz
Yhornapple River
Wisconsin
Charies A. Towne
William B. Castle
Detroit
Robert Holland
Kirklin
Ind
Wills Opera
Bert Wils
R. W. Thompson
Noah McComas
Frank Lewis
Johnstown
Ohio
Marshal Dresbach
Frank Burke
Ira McCarty
Edward Starrington
Crooksville
New Concord
South Zanesville
Bismarck
N. D
Emmons County
TH. A. Stack
Israel Cuttler
Cuttler
Edward FE. Berry
Elyria
Berry
Lakeside
Nettie Lage
Miles warns Panama Canal may spark future war
Gen Nelson A Miles, former army chief, warns that opening the Panama Canal could lead to future war. President Alma of Cuba pardons three Americans in the Isle of Pines for a toy telegraph line. The War Department says $1.5 million Philippine indebtedness certificates will be retired with $1 million new one year notes and cash. The new notes, dated Sept 1, are tax exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Panama Canal
Alma
Cuba
Millie Crown
L. C. Gilmer
William Augustine
Isle of Vines
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Washington
Foreign naval buildup and global affairs in brief
The report notes a proposal to expand the Japanese navy to 520000 tons by 1908. Canada’s foreign trade for the year ending June 380 reached 552000000, up 80000000. Reports of deaths in a Mont Cenis cloudburst are corrected. Russia’s Stolypin pledges strong-handed reform to suppress opposition. Efforts intensify to avert a looming financial disaster. The Gackwar of Baroda and entourage sailed to Liverpool aboard the Cedric. the host ruler spent about ten weeks in the U.S. to study education. Advices from Leyte say Pulajanes attacked a column of constabulary and regulars led by Capt. George I MeAster. they were repulsed with fifty killed and sixty wounded, while troops suffered no losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mont Cenis
France
Stolypin
Russia
Gackwar
Baroda
Liverpool
Cedric
Leyte
George I, MeAster
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Baneun
Imports of Harvest Hands for Canada Agriculture Plan
Canadian minister A. J. Black says over 20 000 harvest workers will be needed this year with harvesting likely starting in August. The U S Supreme Court receives notice extending by sixty days the transcript filing in the murder case of F. Seymour Lord Barrington. United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations reports assets at 629,344,257 dollars and 1,642,127 members for 1963, with Ohio and Pennsylvania leading asset gains among states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Black
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court of Missouri
F. Seymour
Barrington
Cellarius
United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Indiana
Nebraska
Midsummer activity in Chicago expands production demand
Dun's Review notes Chicago faces record activity across iron and steel, machinery, electrical, forge and planing mill sectors with high prices and strong materials. Building stays active and crop prospects brighten trade. Grain receipts up from last year while lumber and bank liquidity rise. failures down in U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dun
Review of Trade
New York
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Market price snapshot from major cities and crops
Report lists cattle hogs sheep and grain prices for Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo. Includes wheat corn oats rye butter eggs barley clover seed and pork values. Notes Rhode Island battleship collision at Norfolk with minor damage to two gun mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Chicago OY
Cincinnati
New York
Dew Tye
Washington
Chicago We Oh
Jostan Eeae
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ste
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
Rhode Island
Norfolk
Century of Historic Conflicts and Figures Chronicle
A compact sequence of dates and events spans medieval to early 20th century history. Notable items include Godfrey de Bouillon as King of Jerusalem, the fall of Constantinople to Venetians, the nine days' queenly usurpation of Lady Jane Grey, Quebec capitulation to English forces, and the Pyramids battle in Egypt. Additional entries cover Napoleon III's wartime stance, the Ballot Act in England, and modern incidents such as the Bennington disaster and San Diego harbor explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Jerusalem
Godfrey de Bouillion
Constantinople
Howard Tit
Batue
Trallidon
Lady Jane Grey
Mary
James VI
Quebec
Wolfe
John Oldham
Block Island
Gibraltar
Phillipsburg
Niagara
Liberty
Newport
Paulus Jock
Vicomte Alex de Beauharnais
Josephine
Egypt
Arthur Wolfe
Lord Walwarden
Dublin
Gaeta
France
United States
Nautilus
Iinquisition
Spain
Scott
Lundy's Lane
George IV
England
Leonauld
Belgium
Brussels
New York City
Bunker Hill Monument
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
Amelia Bloomer
Ball
Lowell
Mass
Atlantic and
Lincoln
Lissa
M. Prevost Parados
Washington
Napoleon III
Prussia
Theodore Tilton
Henry Ward Beecher
Sitting Bull
Fort Ti
Webb
Niagara Rapids
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Kate Maxwell
Materious
Tlenry
Frick
Carn
Berkman
Supreme Court of Minnesota
McWinley
Santiago
Alger
Elbe
Primus
Hamburg
Motien Pass
N. S. S. Bennington
San Diego Harbor
Chicago Elevated Lines to Merge Under Holding Company
Chicago moves to form a holding company to take over all four elevated railroads. The new entity will assume the present bonds of the companies without changes to their forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crampa Wins Battleship Contracts for South Carolina and Michigan
Secretary Bonaparte awarded William Cramp & Son of Philadelphia the 16 000 ton South Carolina and New York Shipbuilding Company of Camden the Michigan. Bids totaled 3 340 000 and 3 585 000 respectively. Construction on the Delaware river will provide steady employment for 15 000 men over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
William Cramp & Son
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Michigan
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Delaware River
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clinton Plaindeater
Vaughn & & Vannest, Publishers
Linton
Tsolana
American Association
W. Law
Penver
Omaha Oe AG
Lincoln We
Sioux City
Pueblo Ae
House of Commons
Jabez Wolffe
Roosevelt
Loeb
Peoria
Fred M. Warner
Greenfield
Ats
Samuel Clement
Union City
Tud
Mutual Life Policyholders’ Association
International Policyholders’ Association
John TD. Rockefeller
Toboken
Amerika
Standard Oil
Findlay
John McLean
Washington Penitentiary
Lewis
Almira
Lincoln County
Conneaut Lake
Edward Kinsey
Robert Martin
A. W. Rupprecht
Wilmerding
Sveaborg
Finland
John Lawrence Toole
Brighton
Ile
Charles Dickens
Graham
Gibbs
Wellington
Gustave Wathke
Ella Miller
Winzola M. Goodell
Belchertown
New York Central
Hudson
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Reno
Nev
Frank R. Reynolds
Martin’s
Laura Hammel
Frankford
Asylum For the
Charles
James Flanigan
Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Western
Ed Gibbons
Wabash
Lake Gilbert
Brainerd
C. W. Elphicke
Gilchrist
Cleveland
Grover
John A. Cooke
J. M. Slickey
St. Paul Park
American Oak and Leather Company
St. Charles Street
Bayard Watson
Gibbie
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Albert Kennedy
Ellis
Leavittsburg
Kennedy
Board of Public Works
Feld
Minnesota Entometrical Department
Nichols
Adolph Weber
Auburn
Folsom Penitentiary
Cleveland Country Club
Johnson
Traction Company
Salt Lake
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Utah Fuel Company
St. Ignatius Church and College
Wanamaker & Brown
Long Lake
Fond du Lac
Wis
Springfield
Warry Borders
Lafe Lichey
Vincennes Paper Mills Company
Vincennes
Charles Connors
Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Northwest Territory
Edward Shepard
Crampa
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