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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1909

Page

6

Coopers Found Guilty in Carmack Murder Case

Nashville report says Col Duncan B. Cooper and his son Robin were found guilty of second degree murder of ex Senator Carmack after a nine week trial. Jury recommended maximum penalty of 99 years in Tennessee state penitentiary.

Nashville Tenn Colomel Duncan B. Cooper Robin Carmack

One-Cent Postage Bill Introduced in Washington

Washington shows Bennett of New York has introduced a bill to set domestic letter postage at 1 cent per ounce or fraction, effective January 1, 1910, including drop letters. The proposal aims to standardize U S mail rates across the country.

Washington Bennett New York United States

Kidnapped Boy Recovered After Ransom Payment

Willie Whitla, kidnapped from Sharon Pennsylvania last Thursday, was returned to his father in Cleveland at 8 30 PM. He was placed on a city streetcar and driven toward a hotel under an agreement with the kidnapers agent. his father reported paying 10000 dollars. The boy is in good health and says he was well treated.

Willie Whitla Cleveland Sharon Willie Whitla

Filipinos Fear Tariffs Shape Philippines Independence

Manila reports the Philippine Assembly debates pending tariff legislation from Washington. Members plan resolutions opposing any U.S. actions that could alter trade ties, fearing closer relations may hasten political dependence. Nearby in New York, the War Department borrows exhibit materials from the American Museum of Natural History for the Seattle Exposition.

Manila Philippine Assembly Washington Assembly Congress Philippines United States Uncle Sam New York Seattle War Department American Museum of National History

Man Returns After Twenty Years From California

Chicago reports John Alles returns to his Evanston wife after a 20 year disappearance. A son of an orange rancher near Whittier, California, located him and alerted authorities. Extensive searches occurred in many cities before the reunion.

Chicago John Alles Evanston Whittier Cal

Roosevelt on Way to Africa

Immense crowd sees Theodore Roosevelt depart Hoboken aboard the Hamburg with son Kermit and aides on a voyage described as a lion hunter expedition. The party sails toward Naples with stops in Mombasa Nairobi and Uganda planned before a likely Cairo arrival in spring 1910.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Hamburg Hoboken Mr. Roosevelt Kermit Roosevelt Edward A. Mearns Suez Canal Red Sea East Africa Mombasa Roosevelt Alfred Pease Kilima Theki Kapiti Plains British East African Protectorate Africa Nairobi Philip MacMillan Lake Victoria Uganda Gondokoro Cairo

Bills Aim to Make Ex Presidents Senators and More

In Washington, two bills propose ex presidents become life senators with a $25,000 salary or nonvoting debating seats in the House. A campaign funds investigation committee would probe 1896 1904 money and sources. Other actions cover anti speculation and canal timelines amid Taft Goethals talks.

United States Sixty-First Congress Weisse Wis House Coudrey United States Senate Bennett N. Y House of Representatives

Suit to dissolve oil trust argued in St Louis court

Government seeks to dissolve Standard Oil Company of New Jersey under the Sherman act in the eighth circuit. If jurists disagree the case will go to the supreme court, with direct appeal in any outcome, after about five million dollars already spent on hearings across many cities.

Standad St. Louis Circuit Court of the United States Eighth Judicial Circuit Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Supreme Court

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