Heike Pleads Immunity At Spitzer Trial Fallout
Heike testifies amid immunity plea as court proceeds after Spitzer sentence. Indicted for defrauding government on customs duties and wage signing schemes tied to the American Sugar Refining Trust. Heike recounts grand jury questions, sugar trust structure, and erh details of the trust’s production figures.
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Hia
Spitzer
New York
Meb
Stimney
Hole
Grand Jury
Bumson
Stanchfield
Suinphfeld
Helke
Henry Clewa
Heike
Federal Grand Duty
United Statos Digister
Wing
American Suir Refining Company
Trust
Fragmented OCR note hints at a rebellion against a named figure
A garbled OCR line mentions Gonfidynon and Mr Golding speaking to a daughter figure. The text references support and residence, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a draft archival fragment rather than a complete report.
Dr Hyde Arrested In Swope Case Grand Jury Ordered
Dr B Glark Hyde was arrested on a murder warrant connected to Colonel Thomas Swope’s death. A special grand jury was called for Saturday to investigate, with Hyde arraigned in Independence and bond set at 25 000 as prosecutors push for speedy hearings.
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Hyde van Walting
Criminal Courts
Kansas City
Independence
Hyde
Puliteer Publishs, Ing Company
Instepandenes
Pek
Clark Hyde
Wrst Tegres
Thomas Swope
B.C. Hyde
Thomas 1
Brope
Latebby
Grand Jury
Fink “Walsh
Dr. Hyde
Moralye
Tel
Pulitzer Publishing Ecompany
John G. Paxon
Hj, Stewart
Frank J. All
Walah
Conking
Marshal Mayer
Hha
Flyde
Wala
Lucas
Hyda
Justioe Lear
Rail company held liable for full baggage loss in Philadelphia case
In a Philadelphia ruling a Pennsylvania Railroad case found the company liable for the full value of damaged baggage regardless of the packing room claim. The court held the carrier assumed safekeeping and failed to uphold duty, awarding 3454.20 with interest. The railroad will appeal.
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Bourt Holdn
Phiadelphia
Fragmentary note hints at a dinner interruption
The garbled text shows a lyricish line about someone named Henry and a homecoming moment disrupted by a noise. Names and clear actions are unclear, making it hard to identify the event or source.
Professor Jenka Links High Prices to Land Costs and Unions
Cornell economist Professor Jeremiah W. Jenka argues prices rise mainly from scarce land and rising land value, with unions and tariffs playing smaller roles. He notes easy land once plentiful is gone, land now costly, and says trusts may inflate some prices but competition caps excessive hikes. He cites monetary expansion and gold supply as underlying factors.
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Profecuor
Jeremiah W. Jenka
Tarif Haw
Jeremial W. Jenks
Cornell University
Unio Han
Robberies on Street Care in Cincinnati Context
A garbled report from Cincinnati describes street robberies and a negotiated offer. The Cincinnati Plants Company reportedly offered a $3,000 reward for details leading to the capture of the offenders. Names, dates, and precise locations are unreadable in the source.
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Cincinnati
Red
Cinolimati Plants Company
Moe Testimony Highlights Loans and Checks in Bribery Case
Albany reports Deacon Moe, central to the Allds-Conger bribery controversy, testified about loans totaling 7,000 to 10,000 from Conger banks and individuals, a $1,500 check without proper endorsements, and two $3,000 drafts with $500 cash paid. The scene featured tense cross examination as Moe maintained calm under scrutiny. Additional bank records revealed an unendorsed $6,500 check and a questioned endorsement, prompting surprise among Allds' counsel and observers.
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Moe
Judge van Wyck
Lewis Carr
State Senate
Tim
Senate
Littleton
Haz
Conger Banks
Conger Brothers
Congers
Allds
Deacon Moe
Thie
Donger
Joe Tor
Frank Gonger
Hd Benator Altay
Atorney
Hoy
Bribery Allegations Tangle Allds and Moe Testimony
In a heated session, Andioned accuses Mat Thenaiey and other assemblymen of owing bribe sums of 1000 dollars each. Deacon Moe is questioned about writing the name J P Aldson on an envelope containing the money. Moe claims memory aided by Senator Conger during winter and in Osborne's New York office recently. Littleton presses Moe on two other names but no full recall is provided. The secrecy over the two men remains, with calls to reveal details about the 1901 bribery tied to Allds.
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Mr. Littleton
Deacon Moe
J. P. Aildson
Conger
New York
Ate Osborne
Roy Wilhelm Sends $100 To Church He Benefited From
Roy Wilhelm, once paid about $50 for singing in the Second Street Methodist Episcopal church choir of Utica City, now a prosperous New York merchant, has sent trustees of the church a check for 100. The teller notes the amount covers the original sum plus interest. Wilhelm believes his services over the years have been valuable.
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Bay
Zaneaville
Second Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Uta City
Roy Wilhelm
New York
Wilhelm
Insult Recalled In Dialogue About Four Drinks Offer
The dialogue shows a participant recounting an insult by Mr Binks who offered four drinks. The respondant, She, notes they swallowed the insult, while Lonilou Matt archives the exchange with a terse reaction.
Discovery of the North Pole Aimed by Maine Governor Fernand
Atlantic City February 11 The North Pole discovery claims are linked to American canners who produce nutrient rich foods for Arctic expeditions. Governor B M Fernand of Maine praised the canners for quality containers and products, while Dr Harvey W Wiley urged continued progress toward pure foods and support for expeditions. A Rooseveltian expedition update notes the Brit sci team wrapped up in Africa with specimens sent to the I Huits and the Smythsonian group.
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North Pole
Fernand
Atlantic City
B. M. Fernand
Maine
Harvey W. Wily
Na- Yona Canners’ Association
Robert H. Prary
Naonal Canning Association
Wiley
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Warren National Bank
Mr. Golding
B. Glark Hyde
Thomas Sapp
Henry
Moran
Harvey W. Wiley
Pure Feed Law
Gannera
Frank Conger
Lit
Heton
Albany
Groton
Martin W. Liteton
Imall
Wiram Gardner Mow
Rome
West Middletown
Washington County
David Baer
Barr
First National Bank of ‘Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
G. W. Jamison
G. T. Conarro
P. RK. Sussell
Roosevelt
Washington
Board of Regents
Smythsoniss Institution
Roowvelt
Walcott
Edmund Helley
C.H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center Street
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