Shareholders to Get Cash as Dividends Proceeds under Supreme Court Appeal
In St Paul Judge Sanborn modified the injunction on Great Northern and Northern Pacific dividends, allowing payment to Northern Securities stockholders during the Supreme Court appeal. The ruling suspends only the dividend payments to the Securities firm’s stock while the appeal proceeds, bond posted, and other decree parts stay in force. In New York, Northern Securities stock rallied after the decision news, rising from 44% to 98% as investors reacted.
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ST. Paul
Sanborn
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Supreme Court
United States
Northern Securities ‘Company
New York
Securities Company
Sir Oliver Mowat Dead After Long Premiership
Sir Oliver Mowat, long time premier of Ontario and a father of Confederation, died at Government House Ottawa on Sunday at age 83 after a leg fracture hastened his decline. He served as premier from 1872 to 1896, the longest continuous term in Ontario's history, later becoming lieutenant governor.
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Ontario
Ottawa
Can
Sir Oliver Mowat
Government House
Sir Oliver
British Empire
Band Disperses Mindanao Raid Across Surigao Area
Manila reports a band that raided Surigao on March 23 was dispersed after five engagements with troops and constabulary in Lake Manit country. Twenty attackers killed, several wounded, most stolen arms recovered. Misamis unrest spreads as authorities seek aid. 400 rebels dispersed with thirteen wounded.
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Suriago
Manila
Aimed to avoid double cattle inspection in Kansas
Governor Bailey and the state live stock sanitary commission adopt a plan to stop dual inspection of Texas cattle. J H Johnson, state inspector at Arkansas City, will go to Fort Worth to inspect cattle bound for Kansas and remain until spring shipping rush ends. Texas cattle are currently inspected both in Fort Worth by federal inspectors and in Kansas by state inspectors, causing dissension.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Bailey
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Texas
J. H. Johnson
Arkansas City
Fort Worth
Tex
Boodlers Denied New Trial In St Louis Delegates
Judge Ryan refused to grant new trials to several St. Louis house of delegates members convicted of bribery. Charles Gutke was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for a January 10 conviction. John A. Sheridan Edmund Bersch Charles Denny and T. F. Albright were each sentenced to five years on January 16.
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ST. Louis
Ryan
St. Louis House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Charles Gutke
John A. Sheridan
Edmund Bersch
Charles Denny
T. F. Albright
Supreme Court won’t reverse Fifth Circuit in Behimer case
A brakeman Abe Behimer was injured when tossed from a freight car by a lump in a coupling. He sued Texas Pacific Railroad and was awarded $10,000 in damages. the Supreme Court declined to reverse the Fifth Circuit ruling.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
Texas Pacific Railroad Company
Abe Behimey
Behimer
One Man Fatally Wounded in Kern County Outlaw Battle
Bakersfield report details a gunfight near Chinatown between James McKinney and lawmen. Deputy Sheriff William Tibbets died, City Marshal Packard wounded, McKinney killed by Tibbets after being warned to surrender. The fire damaged the hideout, and an accomplice remained unnamed.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Thomas Packard
Chinatown
Sui Ong Tong
McKinney
al Hulse
Kell
Kern
Collins
Tulare
Levin
Arizona
Will
Hart Tibbetts
Gus Tower
Packard
Will Tibbets
Tibbets
Hulse
Hulga
Immigration Tax Sparks San Francisco Carrier Standstill
Immigrant tax of two dollars per person triggers a standoff as Oceanic Steamship refuses to pay and U S immigration officials halt landings at the port until the levy is prepaid by the company.
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San Francisco
Cal
Immigration Bureau
Oceanic Steamships Company
Commissioner of Immigration North
Depttnting Company
Albanians Hold Pacification Mission Under Siege
Constantinople reports say the sultan’s special mission to quell the Albanians is virtually imprisoned at Ipek Albany. Surrounded by several hundred Albanians, chiefs reject reforms and demand an Albanian governor, threatening continued revolt unless goals are met. Austrian and Russian ambassadors urge strong action, but the sultan prefers restraint, hoping Albanians aid him if complications grow.
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Commercial Association of
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Des Moines
Chentung Liang Cheng
Morocco
Balamara
Taza
Sierra
Honduras
Bonilla
Findlay
Biz” Mackey
Harry Forbes
Forbes
Charles Challen
Toledo
Lena Hempel
Induna
Pensacola
Norfolk
Grimsby
England
Stade Peyetzey
Moscow
Ayres
Rosario
Militia Department
Winnipeg
Bobbstoff
Finland
Prince Oblensky
Kharkoff
Overton Payne
Arthur B. Payne
Gas Teamsters
Indian Bureau
Pine Ridge
S. D
Newport
Ore
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Mafeking
United States
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Japan
Manchuria
Russia
National Association of Master Bakers
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Beveridge
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Dillingham
Vermont
Burnham
New Hampshire
Nelson
Minnesota
Patterson
Colorado
Alaska
Chicago
Porter
Algiers
Loubet
Mayseilies
Constantinople
Ipek
Albany
Pope Gratified by Roosevelt Gift to Pope Leo
The pope expressed gratitude upon learning that President Roosevelt sent volumes of all U S presidential messages and documents to the papal jubilee through Cardinal Gibbons. He called the messages the essence of American political wisdom and said he will thank the president with an autograph letter.
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Pope Leo
Roosevelt
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Taft
President Plans No Day in Sack Hills in Yellowstone Visit
CINNABAR Mont no news from the president since Friday morning as he travels to Nor tis in Yellowstone to view geysers. The party may reach safely. a Black Hills stop was abandoned due to a fixed program, and an Edgmont reception is planned.
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Sack Hills
Cinnabar
Mont
Nortis
Yellowstone
Park
Losb
Black Hills
Edgmont
Former Publisher H Kilbourne Dies in Washington
H Kilbourne former chief clerk of the interior department and noted Washington figure died Tuesday from paralysis at 72. Once jailed by order of the House for not producing firm books in a real estate probe, he later won a $33,000 judgment for false imprisonment. He edited the National Republican and the Critic. Born in Rochester New York he was an early California pioneer.
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H. Kilbourne
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Washington
House of Representatives
National Republican
the Critic
Rochester
N. Y
California
Pension ruling clarifies artificial limb use and wear
Washington pension chief interprets the March 2 1903 act for disabled veterans. The ruling states that use and wear differ and that increased pensions apply when amputation is below the middle of a limb but above the joint prevents use of an artificial limb. For middle or above amputations no use exists. the bone’s midpoint follows Curran decision.
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Washington
Curran
Wintry Weather Strikes Germany Across Regions
Berlin reports heavy snowfall across southern Germany wrecking blossomed fruit trees. An explosive snow storm swept eastern Prussia Saturday followed by a Sunday gale over Berlin with driving flurries and frigid temperatures.
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Germany
Prussia
Berlin
Miss Gannon Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Detroit woman Guia Gannon, secretary of the Michigan Amateur Art Association, urges young women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. She reports months of weakness, shooting pains, and misery ended within six weeks after starting the remedy, urging others to seek restoration. A $5000 forfeit is noted if authenticity cannot be proven.
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Gannon
Detroit
Amateur Art Association
Lydia I. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mias Guia Gannon
Jones St
Sec’y Mich
Miss Gannon
Mrs. Pinkham
Tipped the Mayor in Glasgow Street Encounter
An American tourist slipped a half dollar into the lord provost of Glasgow's hand during a guided tour of the municipal chambers. The provost, amused and astonished, had not recovered from the moment when the visitors expressed enthusiasm for the marble staircase.
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Glasgow
United States
Honeymoon Thirty Years Old In Danbury Couple Repeats Journey
Mr and Mrs Fred A Hull of Danbury Conn began a delayed honeymoon trip that was started in 1873. They sailed up the Hudson to Albany and plan a month long tour visiting Wisconsin and Kentucky while awaiting the first anniversary of their marriage. Hull is described as wealthy.
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Fred A. Hull
Danbury
Hudson
Albany
Mr. Hull
Built Over Food That Rebuilt a Man’s Body
A Reading Pennsylvania club treasurer claims health recovery after a year on Grape-Nuts. He stopped medicine, noting bowel trouble improved in weeks and continued to gain for a year, attributing the change solely to the food. Details offered by mail.
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Reading
Treas
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