Indicted in Cleveland in rebating conspiracy case
Federal grand jury returns thirteen counts against four railroads and executives for alleged rebates under the Elkins law. Chiefs named include Dan R Hanna and A L Ireland of the Hanna company and DeT Mee Cabe of the Pennsylvania company. Jurors claim payments tied to iron ore shipments and Carnegie Steel involvement. Locations include Cleveland and Pittsburgh with major rail lines cited.
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Court Room in an Uproar as Gunman Fires in Nebr Court
A 41 year old Lincoln man, Neb Grant Hursh, created a panic in a district court room by firing five shots at Thomas Hawkins from about fifteen feet. One bullet hit Hawkins in the hip, another wounded a woman, Mrs Hazel Hyen, in the leg. The hail echoed with bullets as spectators and lawyers fled. Hawins fired back, declaring he would defend himself. Officials on trial included Col Christopher Colum Ison and six associates of Wireless Company, tied to an Indictment for using the mails soliciting investors for a British venture. A related graft measure recently passed the senate. market quotes noted Wednesday.
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World Roundup of Happenings Across the Globe
A sweeping summary notes tariff debate moves in Congress with Underwood pushing a straight cut for revenue. It reports ambassadorial posts, treasury receipts, Canadian reciprocity, insurgent senator aims, and a flurry of legal, crime, and social tidbits from the United States and abroad, including shipwrecks, labor disputes, fires, and notable society events.
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Iowa City and Sioux City News Highlights of Allure
A chaotic Iowa wire of local crimes and civic notes includes a gunman killed in Graceland cemetery, a suicide in Joya City, and a murder indictment in Baxter. Interurban rail plans extend to Huxlun, and hospital plans with Winnieg architects advance. Official actions cover postmasters, flood folklore, and court sessions.
Lynch Copes Out On Season Predictions For Baseball Pennant Race
President Thomas J. Lynch of the National League predicts a highly competitive season with many young players shaping outcomes. He notes St Louis and Boston not as strong as others, sees Chicago’s luck tied to Shean, and highlights trades strengthening Philadelphia and Cincinnati. He expects a closer race than recent years with Brooklyn not discounted and eager young talent across clubs.
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White Sox chief protects players with insurance plan
President Comiskey of the White Sox plans to insure star players against sickness or injury after recent injuries to Sullivan and Blackburne. A St Louis insurer has issued policies worth 5 000 each for death by accident, with 325 per week if a player cannot play for a week due to illness.
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Minletere Farm Ball Club Forms From Local Clergy Aides
A new baseball team emerges in Colo named Minletere Farm Ball Club built from clargy mon and aides of local churches. The roster includes Homa a former collegatare and other pastors, bringing a unique town sports effort to the state.
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