Harriman Vast Rail Empire Under ICC Scrutiny
The Interstate Commerce Commission report highlights E. H. Harriman’s control over major railroads including Union Pacific and Chicago and Alton. It notes $23,724,000 in profits from Hariman operations at Alton, large increases in capitalization, and disputed spending versus reported improvements amid legal questions on bonds and state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
E. H. Harriman
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Commission
Harriman Syndicate
Tilinais
Harlan
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
E “Na Railroad Corporation
Harri- Man
New York
Chicago and Alton Road
Felton
Chicago and Alton
Hill Crowd Profits From Northern Pacific Probes
Philadelphia reports James J. Hill and associates earned 850 percent profit on a stock allotment during Northern Pacific railroad reorganization. They allegedly receive annual dividends near fifty percent on a $4 million investment, fueling calls for a formal probe into the Hill Morgan control of the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James J. Hill
Northern Pacific
Hill-Morgan
Hill
Trial reveals Viola Bywaters betrayal tale in Culpeper
Mrs. Viola Bywaters testified about betrayal by William Bywaters during the trial of her brothers James and Philip Strother in Culpeper Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Bywaters
Wiliam Bywaters
James and
Philip Strother
Culpeper
Spring Lamb Prices Rise As Seasonal Scarcity Bites
Spring lamb remains scarce with the hind quarter at 5 dollars and the fore quarter at 5 dollars as market buyers note tight supply. Prices hold steady amid strong demand from households and local butchers.
Railroads Economize to Keep Forges Busy Through Year
Railroads generally economize on expenditures yet face ample work to sustain forge and mill activity throughout the year.
Senate Passes Naval and River Harbor Bills in 75 Minutes
In a swift session the Senate approved Naval Appropriation and River and Harbor measures totaling 194 million dollars. Senator Tawney said current appropriations would exceed previous records by millions. Debate touched on press criticism, District of Columbia fares, and immigration matters as the session moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halls
Congress
Depew
New York
Senate
Tawney
Lowden
Hiluels
Overstreet
District of Columbia
Oklahoma
Illinois farmer kills four in revenge over grand jury case
Thomas Baldwin a 58 year old Illinois farmer and former Colfax merchant killed four people including his young niece Cora Elseman after a grand jury indictments. He shot Mrs Elseman and her children and surrendered to a deputy sheriff in Arrowsmith following the killings.
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Bloomington
Thomas Baldwin
Cora Elseman
Baldwin
Colfax
Nye
Cora Braeman
Arrowsmith
Simeon Flseman
Cora
Lbe
Ife
Chales Kennedy
Elsemans
Hom
Elseman
Receiver for MMs Eddy Relatives Seek Incompetence Declaration
In Merrimack County Superior Court a bill in equity seeks an accounting of Mrs Mary Baker Glover Eddy founder of the Christian Science movement and pastor emeritus of Boston First Church. Petitioners include George W Glover her son and Miss Mary Baker Glover her granddaughter along with George W Baker her nephew of Bangor Maine.
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Concord
N. H
Merri Mac County
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Science Movement
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
George W. Glover
Eddy
Mahand
Deadwood
S. C
Mary Baker Glover
George W. Baker
Bangor
Burnett Assemblyman Dies in Albany Pneumonia
Albany report states Jean La Rue Burnett, Ontario County Assembly member, died at the Ten Buck Hotel after a weeklong illness from pneumonia. News arrived that Mrs Burnett of Canandaigua gave birth to a son. Burnett was widely known and among the most popular lawmakers, the third Assembly member to die this session.
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Albany
N. Y
Jean la Rue Burnett
Assembly
Ontario County
Ten Buck
Burnett
Canandaigua
King Opens New Central Criminal Court House in London
King Edward opened the new 1 500 000 pound Central Criminal Court House on the site of Newgate Prison in London known as the Old Bailey. The ceremony was semi state with much pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Balley
Central Criminal Court House
Newgate Prison
London
Amazing Railroad Mismanagement Revealed in ICC Hearing
C. W. Tard, Controller of the Chicago and Alton, told the Interstate Commerce Commission in New York City that Harriman management mortgaged a branch line and sold bonds before any construction began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Tard
Chicago and Alton
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York City
Harriman
American Securities Attacked in Reichstag Speech
A free conservative member attacked American railway securities in the German Reichstag praising the need for vigilance and reform, citing potential risks to global markets and national policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
New South Wates Aids British Immigration Effort
Aimed at assisting immigration policy in Britain, the initiative faces strong Dominican opposition to a new treaty with the United States. Secretary of War Taft plans a Cuba visit to study local conditions firsthand, while census data show growth in automobile manufacturing. Major-General Kelm seeks a court of honor over alleged Germain election scandal and reformers form a State League to expose legislative bad men and measures. Charles Buck, dubbed the man without a country, is denied admission to a Trenton insane asylum after leaving Canada. The British government questions Ambassador salary parity with the American president’s pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
New South
U WL Wiley
Agricultural Department
Charles Buck
Canad
Trenton
N.J
Chu
United States
Flags waved as Congress adjourned in grand finale
Washington reports a picturesque closing of the Fifty-ninth Congress with every member present as the House sang My Country ’Tis of Thee and unfurled flags. President Roosevelt and Mrs Longworth attended the session amid farewells and speeches while officials noted total appropriations around $919,487,000 and a projected Treasury surplus of about $20,000,000.
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Washington D. C
Washington
Watson
Todiana
Republcan
Congress
Athens
Ohio
Crosveney
Senate
Roosevelt
Longworth
Spooner
Senator Berry
Arkansas
Wat
Goodby
Jeff Davis
Millard
Omaha
Dryden
New Jersey
Allee
Delaware
Mulkey
Oregon
Berry
Dubois
Idaho
Patterson
Denver
Guggenheim
Smelter Trust
Carmack
Tennessee
Bob Tayor
Blackburn
Fairbanks
Frye
Allison
Tawney
Minnesota
Mane
Treasury
Governor Jahey Bunting Dies in St John on Way to Church
Lieutenant-Governor Jahey Bunting of New Brunswick died in St John while en route to church. Snowball, the chief executive, collapsed at the scene.
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Jahey Bunting
Snowball
St. John, New
Church
Wool price quotations for unwashed fleece and delaine
Unwashed Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces are quoted at 26 to 27 cents. Unwashed delaine is priced at 29 to 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Miss Freda Meyer loses to Louisse Hammond on New York courts
English tennis expert Miss Freda Meyer is defeated by Miss Louisse Hammond at the Seventh Steriment courts in New York City. Teres a Diington, a noted London suffragette, marries Frederick Greig, head of a saloon, while Mme Isabelle Massian receives the Cross of the Legion of Honor from France after a 2600 mile trip in a Chinese car across the Gobi Desert. Miss Winifred Holt notes two fifths of the blind could be treated, and Mrs. Britannica Kennan, descendant of Martha Washington, marks her eighty second birthday in Georgetown. Miss Margaret Poerderer, mayor Weaver’s secretary, acts as his assistant. first woman to hold the Paradelphia post.
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Freda Meyer
Louisse Hammond
New York City
Teresa Diington
London
Frederick Greig
Mme
Isabelle Massian
Gobi
Winifred Holt
United States
Britsnnla W. Kennan
Martha Washington
Lord Baltimore
Georgetown
Doc
Margaret Poerderer
Weaver
Bropher
Paradelphia
Mrs Eddy’s Side Denies Wealth Amid Suit Over Church Funds
In Concord New Hampshire Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy’s counsel issued a statement denying vast wealth behind the Christian Science movement and asserting her income comes mainly from book copyrights. The suit against her property by George W Glover and relatives is described as persecution. A $250000 gift offer to Glover's family is outlined with conditions and the church leaders give varying estimates of Eddy's wealth.
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Concord, N
Mary Baker G. Keddy
George W. Glover
Glover
Christian Science
Irving C. Tomlinson
Christian Science Church
Concord
Ma Glover
Boston
Alfred Farlow
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
Harriman Promises Help to Enforce Rate Law
In Washington D C BR Harriman pledged to assist members of the Interstate Commerce Commission in enforcing the rate law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
BR. WH. Harriman
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Governor Swettenham Resigns from Jamaica Post
Governor Swettenham resigns the Jamaica post and will depart the island, ending his term and duties as colonial governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swettenham
Jamaica
Island
Pittsburg Councilman Convicted in Bribery Case
Pittsburg common councilman W. A. Martin was convicted of soliciting a bribe related to granting two franchises to the Tube City Railroad Company. Judge Evans of the Criminal Court sentenced him to a $500 fine and three years in the Western Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsberg
W. A. Martin
Tts City
Thailroad Company
Evans
Criminal Court
Notable Figures and Deaths Highlight 19th Century Briefs
Prominent diplomat Whitelaw Reid enjoys popularity in London as American ambassador. Lieutenant Peary advocates polar exploration duties. Veteran actor James M. Barrie worked on Peter Pan in London. American adviser interest noted regarding the Girkwar of Baroda. Colonel Henry Steel Olcott, Theosophical Society founder, dies in India. Archibald Clavering Gunter, novelist and playwright, dies suddenly in New York City.
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Peary
Panama Canal
Kield Marshal
Font ‘Thumblchard Garnsey
Wellington
Somerset
England
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
James M. Barre
Cabman
London
Baroda
Henry Steel Olcott
Blavatsky
Theosophical Society
Adyar
India
Architald Clavering Gunter
Pud- Hahor
New Yorks City
Russian Duma Elects Golovine President Amid Turmoil
In St. Petersburg the Duma elected Poodore Golovine, president of the Moscow provincial zemstvo, with 331 votes on the first ballot while Khomlakoft trailed at 91. A large crowd gathered outside Taurida Palace as troops dispersed demonstrators. riots followed the session. The budget for 1907, presented by Kokovtsoff, showed 1906 revenue exceeding expenditures by over 15 million dollars.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Poodore Golovine
Moscow
Zemstvo
Duma
Government Party
Khomlakoft
Taurida Palace
Dima Alts
T A
M. Goluboff
Council of the Empire
Social Democrats
Kokovtsof
Gologine
Khominkolt
Disestablishment Resolution Advances in House of Commons
In London the House of Commons approved disendowment for England and Wales by 196 to 90. Augustine Birrell argued the established church’s justified role was fading and disestablishment could restore spiritual authority, though the government gave no commitment. This marked the first time such a resolution passed a division.
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London
England and
Wales
House of Commons
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Birsrell
Birrell
LSTL
New York Central Remains Liable After Bronx Wreck
Coroner Schwannecke holds President Newman and board members of the New York Central Railroad responsible for the Brewsters Express disaster near 201st Street in the Bronx. A jury verdict prompted bonds and court appearance for the listed directors including William H. Newman and notable figures such as George F. Baker Chauncey Depew and the Vanderbilt family. The wreck killed twenty two people on February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Newman
New York Central Railroad
Schwannecke
Brewsters Express
201St Street
Bronx
William H. Newman
George F. Baker
Samuel ¥. Barger
George G. Bowdoin
Chas
C. Clarke
Chauncey
Depew
Darius O. Mills
J. 2. Morgan
William Rockeefeller
James Luna
Wfanalton McKay Twombly
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Willan
Vanderbilt
Salvation Army chief seeks 4 million despite tainted funds
General Booth arrives from England and demands four million dollars for his work with the Salvation Army, asserting he does not care Hoodh is tainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Booth
Salvation Army
England
Hoodh
Congressmen Sail for Panama from New York
Speaker Joseph Cannon led a party of congressmen on a voyage from New York to the West Indies and Panama aboard a sailing vessel. The group's trip aimed at inspecting and reporting on Caribbean and Central American affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vist
Panama
Joseph Cannon
Congress
New York
West Indies
Miss Barr Rescued From Insane Kidnaper at Prescour
A Philadelphia heiress, Miss Barr, daughter of a wealthy Philadelphian, was rescued at Prescour, Aviz by a posse after being abducted by an insane man. The kidnapper’s motive appeared to be ransom.
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Prescour
Aviz
Will of Stephen Salisbury Sustained by Court
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court sustained the will of the late Stephen Salisbury of Worcester. The document left $3,000 to the Worcester Art Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Salisbury
Worcester
Worcester Art Museum
Massachupelto Supreme Court
Speed skating champion crowned in Germany. other sports notes
Lamnenberg wins Germany speed skating title while Hackensthmint plans retirement from wrestling. Boston Athletic Association shows renewed interest in track and field. England names strong aeronauts for International Cup in St Louis next November. Tonopah Club delays Gans-Britt bout to April 10. Jomes Suttivan predicts knockout despite self-doubt. Charles d Gibbons’s ice yacht Red Rover wins Price trophy in ShiIkewebury race. Lucien Lyne, jockey famed for his valued horse, headlines American talent in England.
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Lamnenberg
Germany
Hackensthmint
Boston
Haley
Tonopah
Jomes Suttivan
Charles d. Gibbons
Red Rover
Lucien Lyne
U S Government Claims Overpayment to Mesmin & Co.
The United States government seeks 500000 dollars from Mesmin & Co of Paris and New York over alleged under valuations of imported dress fabrics. Roosevelt approves Cuban building purchases and discusses Isthmian Canal Commission appointments as Panama issues and Caribbean tensions unfold.
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United States
Mesmin & Co
Paris
New York
Taft
Roosevelt
J. C. S. Blackburn
Kentucky
Isthmian Canal Commission
State Department
Washington
Sicaragua
Sondurag
Utilities Commissions Would Have Much Power
Albany reports proposed Public Utilities commissions would regulate railways express lines gas and electric utilities in New York State with five members each and powers to set passenger and freight fares. Violations incur fines and misdemeanors. mergers require consent. Governor Hughes supports the plan, signaling a broad statewide fight with powerful corporations.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Page
New York City
Assemblyman Merritt
St. Lawrence County
Rapid Transit Commission
Gas and Electric
State Capitol
New York
Publc
Empire State
Ms Inception
Comedian John Conly Falls to Death in Hotel Fire
In Chester Pennsylvania a fire trapped the Vanity Fair company at the Arcade Hotel. John Conly jumped from a third story window and was killed. Mrs Watson and two others were seriously burned. firemen rescued remaining occupants and rushed the injured to hospital.
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Chester
John Conly
Vanity Fair
Arcade
Conly
Watson
Alsuo
Murderer Frank Furlong Executed At Sing Sing
Ossining N Y Frank Furlong known as the bay murderer was put to death in the electric chair at Sing Sing Prison He was twenty years old the second young man to die in eight days following George Granger who had been executed Furlong son of a Bronx fireman murdered his aunt Mrs Margaret Keeler at her East 115th Street home in November 1904 He struck her down beat her to death and robbed her of jewelry and a small sum of money
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Ossining
N. Y
Frank Furlong
Bay
Sing Sing
N.Y
Furlong
George Granger Havingeen
Bronx
Margaret Keeler
Hows
East 115Th Street
New Governor of Porto Rico Reginald Post Named
Reginald Post of Bayport New York has been chosen by the President to govern Porto Rico succeeding Gov Beekman Winthrop who becomes an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Post is currently Secretary of the Insular Government and is about forty one years old.
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Nonolulu
Ililo
Roosevelt
Philippine Commission
Baguio
Smith
Manila
San Juan
Porto Rico
Legislative Assembly
W. A. Jones
Havana
Cubs
Reginald Post
Insular
Winthrop
Washington, D. C
Bayport
S. 1
Beekman Winthrop
Treasury
Mr. Post
Plans for TwentyStory Courthouse Skyscraper Erected in City
Henry Hornbostel of New York prepares plans for a twenty story building to be erected within the square inside the courthouse at Pittsburg. Construction will proceed without disturbing the present structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hornbostel
New York
Pllsburg
Law hearing reveals corruption fund figures in Albany
At a legislative hearing in Albany New York J Aspinwall testified about a supposed corruption fund. The Wagham police district stated the force had assigned 750 dollars per person for the fund intended to defeat the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volive
J. Aspinwall Tludge
Albany
N.Y
Wagham Police Dsl
Po Hce
Examblers
German Bank Robbed Shows Large Shortage in Report
The Imperial Bank of Germany annual report reveals a shortage of 185000 dollars due to falsely numbered stolen funds from the government by a foreign source identified as Gryenen thal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Bank of Germany
Foreniin
Gryenenthal
Death of Dr. Oronhyatelha Head of Foresters in Augusta
The head of the Tne dependent Order of Foresters in Tidian died in Augusta Georgia Vy Oronhyatelcha a Canadian Mohawk Indian native founder of the Independent Order of Foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oronhyatelha
Tne
Order of Foresters
Augusta
Oronhyatelcha
Canada
Independent Order of Foresters
Crow, Servant and Tuberculosis in Verona Headlines
A chestnut tree on Simeon Khcycler’s Richfield area farm yielded nine aged silver articles after an ax blow and a crow nest revealed four crows. The spoons and forks were found to be solid silver, once stolen from a household years earlier amid a servant’s discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Khcaler
Richfield
Klesler
Protest At Taylor Opera House Over French Policy
Catholic protesters fill the Taylor Opera House in Trenton led by William L. Doyle with speakers including James A. McFaul Bishop of Trenton Peter Backes and Father Etzel. A separate report notes a six year old boy Andrew Myras killed by a trolley car in Trenton witnessed by his mother and sister. A murdered man’s body is found in a Red Bank barn on Shrewsbury avenue and identified by authorities. In Paterson a gas poisoning case at 933 Main street involves Miss Nellie Comiskey and Robert Iehey.
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Taylor Opera House
Trenton
William L. Doyle
Federation of Catholic Clubs
James A. McFaul
Peter Backes
Father Etzel
Andrew Myras
Andrew
Nellie Comiskey
Market
Etacet
Robert ‘Iehy
Peach Street
Paterson
Tony Angelo
Main Street
Smith
Trenton Health Official Attacks Mercer Hospital
Dr. Allen S. Fell health officer of Trenton accuses Mercer Hospital of violating law by failing to report contagious diseases to the Board of Wealth, a sharp public dispute within local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Allen S. Fell
Trenton
Mercer Hospital
Board of Wealth
Milkmen raise price. carpenters form union in New Jersey
Milkmen at Pitman raise four quart price to eight cents. Carpenters at Tons River form Union No. 1822 of the United Brotherhood. president S. N. Bunnell. A West Deptford sale sees a pair of turkeys sell for $9.50. Union Lake Summer School proposed for practical agriculture at Millville. Millville seeks Robert Stiles over a speak easy. Mary Smith of Salem, age ninety, receives 145 post cards. Ryland W. Greene named to Merchantville Board of Education to replace Samuel C. Gilmore.
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Pitman
Tons River
The
United Brotherhood
S. N. Bunnell
West Deptford
Gloucester County
Union Lake
Millville
Milville
Robert Stiles
Miniville
Mary Smith
Salem
Ryland W. Greene
Merchantville Board of Education
Samuel C. Gilmore
Ballooning in Spain under Real Aero Club 1206
In 1206 Spain saw eighty balloon ascents organized by the Real Aero Club de Espana with King Alfonso as honorary president. Gas volume reached 115,730 cubic metres including 26,590 cubic metres of hydrogen. Passengers carried and total distance flown reached 2,942 kilometres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Real Aero Club de Espana
Alfonso
Millions of Gallons of Guia A Milestones in Postage
England annually uses 4,000,000 aMilong of pm for postage stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Explosion Shakes Three States Near Homestead New Jersey
A dynamite magazine explosion near the Pennsylvania tunnel portal at Homestead New Jersey shook New York City and neighboring areas, injuring four and causing extensive destruction. Missing watchman George Johnson is feared. several Malberti family members were treated for injuries at North Hudson Hospital. The blast created a V shaped crater and scattered wreckage across marshy ground, aided by local geology and air concussion.
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Homestead
N. J
North Berpen
Union Hhl
Long Island
Connecticut
Hackensack Meadows
Theunnel
George Johnson
Fulton Street
Bergenline Avenue
Union Hill
Malberti
North Hudson Hospital
Henri Malberti
Josephine Malberti
Antonio Matchek
watchman _of magazine
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Hudson River
Palisades
Spooner resigns Senate post triggering contest in Wisconsin
Senator John C. Spooner announces resignation as United States Senator from Wisconsin, effective May 1, to pursue wealth in law work for corporations and railroads. He had long represented railroad interests and drawn up the United States Steel Company incorporation, drawing scrutiny as an agent for corporate clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John C. Spooner
United States
Wisconsin
Spooner
Madison
Senate
United States Steel Company
Steel Trust
Five Cars Roll Off Bank in Train Crash Near Guelph
Grand Trunk Railway passenger train from Toronto derailed two hours after departure, tumbling seventy foot embankment three miles west of Guelph. Of 160 aboard, three killed including Charles Rankin of Stratford, ex mayor Donahue, and the three year old child of H G Walker. Dozens injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Grand Trunk
Wilgus Denies Responsibility in Bronx Wreck Verdict
William J. Wilgus vice-president of the New York Central is exonerated by the coroner's jury at the inquest into the Bronx wreck, with Wilgus denying blame before the New York State Railroad Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilgus
William J. Wilgus
New York Central
New York State Railroad
Bronx
Great Coal Co. Lutd. The Kelly Coal Co sale at Danville
The Kelly Coal Company of Danville J producing about 2 000 000 tons nonuavy has been sold for 4 000 000 dollars according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Coal Co
Kelly Coal Company
Danville
Penitentiary Officials Testify in Steunenberg Case
Steve Adams testified in Wallace Idaho that penitentiary officials and detectives conspired with Western Federation of Miners officers to frame them for Governor Steunenberg murder using false confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve” Adams
Wallace
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Oldest Mason in U S Dies at 108 in New Hampshire
William Welch, reputedly the oldest citizen of New Hampshire and oldest Mason in the United States, died at East Lompater aged 108 years and eleven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welch
New Hampshire
United States
East Lompater
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