Former bank president denied new trial five years in Fort Leavenworth
Juror misconduct claims in a Chicago federal case were rejected by Judge Anderson who affirmed a five year sentence for a former national bank president. The banker was convicted of illegal use of funds, with testimony detailing loans and investments in roads and property. The judge criticized the defense for linking a juror’s garter incident to deliberations, and denied the motion for a new trial.
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Coal Markets and Labor Talks Amid Seasonal Upturn
Dan'a Weekly Review of Trade notes improved sentiment with early spring demand lifting farm and canning supply chains. Rail and pig iron activity steady, while wage cuts take effect April 1. receivers operate coal firm assets as miners press for wage talks in Indianapolis and Parkersburg cases.
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Capital conspiracy verdict in four capitol fraud cases
Harrisburg March 1908 jurors convicted four men for defrauding the state in Capitol building costs. John Sanderson, William Boyder, W J Mathes, and J M Shumaker were found guilty after a seven week trial and six hours of deliberation. New-trial motions were filed. penalties reach up to two years and a $1000 fine each. The case stems from Capitol costs vastly exceeding original estimates.
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Wiliam P. Boyder
W. J. Mathes
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Snyder
Pennsylvania
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Morse Fights for Time as Judge Denies Immediate Receiver
New York March 1 Charles W W Morse gains brief respite in bid to avoid bankruptcy under receivership. Judge Holt rules, opponents’ claims, based on stock dealings, not creditors valid yet, delaying appointment of a receiver. Morse's key asset remains time to sway creditors and plan rehabilitation.
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Charles A. Tanna
National Bank of North America
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