Garfield's Report Reading Delays Packers Case
In Chicago on February 7 the Garfield report reading continued for hours with 5800 pages remaining as Morrison's motion to suspend it failed. Moody misses time due to partner Pearl's death. funeral attendance likely. Other items note wheat and corn opening gains, Italian murder reprieve to March 2, a dropped indictment for attempted murder, gambling house raids, Alaska gold estimates, and midshipmen dismissal for hazing.
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Chicago
Packers
Garfield
Morrison
Moody
Joseph Pearl
Haverhill
Mass
Founds
United States
Seward Peninusla
Fifth Victim Dies From Bridal Veil Wreck
Nellie Riley of Walla Walla dies at hospital becoming the fifth fatality from the Bridal Veil wreck reported yesterday.
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Portland
Nellie Riley
Walla Walla
Bridal Veil
American Steeds Preferred for Victoria Cavalry
Captain Labatt of the United States Army returning from Japan reports Australian horses are unsatisfactory for cavalry. He predicts future horse supply will come from the United States and Canada to meet Cavalry needs.
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Scripps News Association
Victoria
Captain Labatt
United States Army
Japan
United States
Canada
Train Kills Man Crossing Tracks in Topeka Incident
A pressed report from Topeka states a man named Charles Ash was killed when struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad line train while crossing a track at dawn. His companion survived. The same train reportedly struck another unidentified man further along. In a separate San Francisco dispatch, E Z R Desmith W J Woodside and W J Wood paid 1600 in fines to the U S district court for conspiracy related to outfitting the schooner Carmencita for seal poaching. Captain McLean was convicted but awaits verdict.
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Sandusky
Charles Ash
Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York
Ash
Scripps News Association
San Francisco
E. Z. R. Desmmith
W. J. Woodside
W. J. Wood
United States District Court Today
Carmencita
McLean
Chicago pastor faces charges in Bloomington letters
Chicago on February 7 Rev. Justin Goodone Wada of the First Congregational Church in Waukegan Illinois was arrested by a post office inspector. Andrew Keno a resident of Bloomington Illinois who received letters from the clergyman was also detained. He will appear against Wade.
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Chicago
Justin Goodone Wada
First Congregational Church
Waukegan
Ill
Andrew Keno
Bloomington
Wade
Eastbound North Coast Limited Derails at Byron Station
Four cars of the East and North Coast Limited derail near Byron station close to Prosser. A porter and a cook were seriously injured in the morning incident.
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Ops News Association
North Coast Limited
Byron
Prosser
President nominates several officers for brigadier general
Washington February 7 The President nominated Major General Grant Lieutenant Colonel Burkheimer Palmer Wood and Henry Wood for brigadier general posts in a move affecting the army leadership.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Grant
Colonal Burkheimer
Palmer Wood
Henry Wood
Refused Admission Strands Diplomat Taignai in New York
New York reports M. Taignai a French diplomat was denied entry by Castro upon arrival. He will travel to Washington to confer with the French ambassador and then head to June 10.
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Scripps News Association
New York
M. Taignai
Venezuela
Castro
Washington
Jmne
Smoot Appearance Opens Utah Investigation Hearing
Washington reporters outline the Smoot inquiry opening with A S Worthington for Smoot and Calisle for the prosecution. Walter Wolfe testifies on Benjamin Cluff’s plural marriage and Mormon endowment oaths. Wolfe says Smoot cannot be a senator due to church vows. Prominent Mormons attend.
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Washington
Smoot
A. S. Worthington
Calisle
Walter Wolfe
Brigham Young College
Provo
Utah
Wolfe
Benjamin Cluff
Florence ” Wolfe
United States
Church
Apostle
American envoy Henry White earns praise at Alpine conference
Berlin reports Henry White, the American representative, did most to ease tensions between Germany and France at the Algerian conference. The Paderewski declaration credits America for peaceful aims. Berlin also notes General Linevitch rumored dismissed for failed control of mutinous troops in Manchuria.
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Scrippa News Association
Berlin
Henry White
Germany
France
Padere
America
Scripps News Association
Rlin
Linevitch
Manchuria
Pat Crowe Trial Opens in Omaha Robbery Case
The trial of Pat Crowe in Omaha began today regarding the alleged robbery of Edward Gudahy for 25000 dollars and the kidnapping of his son.
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Scripps News Association
Omaha
Pat Crowe
Edward Gudahy
Grand jury returns true bills in multiple cases
The grand jury returned true bills against Glenn Brooks for larceny of hides from Grandy Russa slaughter house, against Wm Hunter for larceny of a mare, and against a Japanese man from Kamala for assault with a dangerous weapon. Brooks’ bond of 150 dollars was ordered collected. Hunter and the Japanese pleaded not guilty. A true bill also found against Wm Smith for assault not with a dangerous weapon. The trial verdict in M Schussler Co v Thompson & Bramwell found no partnership between D Thompson and F S Bramwell.
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Glenn Brooks
Grandy & Russa
Brooks
Wm. Hunter
Hunter
Kamala
The Truth of the Matter on Kansas Women Suffrage
A historical tally argues that Kansas women gained municipal suffrage by 1887 and resisted anti suffrage predictions. It notes 85 counties without paupers, 26 without poorhouses, and 57 with no criminal docket, suggesting progress and support for women's rights despite opponents.
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Kansas
Eeanony Sary
Mormon dignitary Marriner Merrill dies in Utah
Marriner Merrill, a noted Mormon church dignitary, died in Richmond Utah last night He is credited with five wives and over 0 children reflecting a controversial era in Utah church history.
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Lagan
Utah
Marriner Merrill
Richmond
Explosion Kills Two at Western Pacific Camp Near Graniteville Ida
A dynamite blast at a grading camp thirty five miles west of Graniteville Ida killed two laborers and seriously injured several others. Doctors and the coroner departed for the scene to investigate the disaster.
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Berippa News Association
Graniteville
Ida
Western Pacific
Lawson at St. Paul conference with governor
Landon visited St Paul for a conference with Governor ohn eat Ae telerenne.
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ST. Paul
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St Paul
Landon
Ohn
Northern Pacific Pushes North Bank Road Grading Effort
North Bank Road section from Cable to Kennewick sees rapid progress as 53000 men and 2000 horses work the grade. The steamer J. M. Hannaford will serve upper river once depths allow, delivering supplies along the line. Between Celilo and Vancouver work is active with Vancouver stores sending 28000 dollars in supplies, and over 10000 laborers expected on payrolls for bridges and right of way this spring.
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Cable
Kennewick
Northern Pacific
J. M. Hannaford
Celilo
Vancouver
Portland
Athena Preas
Fire Subdues After Deer Hunter Fire at Greenwood Mine
Langford Pa Feb 7 The Greenwood mine of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, burning since 1867 due to deer hunter carelessness, has been subdued. Preparations now begin to resume mining the valuable coal seam abandoned after the long fire.
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Langford
Greenwood
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
Anid
Prisoner Gandy Jack Falls Ill in Albany Jail Cell
A vagrant prisoner resident in a city jail became violently ill yesterday afternoon. The inmate, known as Gandy Jack, is in the care of City Physician Golf who expresses little hope for recovery. He has drank heavily for years and is said to lack friends and money. Pendleton Tribune.
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Gandy Jack
Conducted & Stork
Albany
Pendleton Tribune
Seattle wife leaves husband for local porter
Lars Larson, a Spokane native living in Seattle for 17 years, told Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Whitham that after eight months he found his wife and two children at 1308 Third Avenue. She refuses to return to Spokane, having given her affection to Robert Lascher, a Black porter she knew in Spokane. Jake Landman, once of Seattle, now in Boise City, was in La Grande this week for courthouse business.
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Wash
Lars Larson
Spokane
Whitham
Third Avenue
Robert Lascher
Jake Landman
This City
Boise City
la Grande
Court House
Seattle electric car crash leaves several dead and many injured
In dense fog near Interbay on a Sound line, two Seattle Electric cars collided while descending a grade. Motorman Hurley lost a leg and likely will die. W H Simonson and John Heron are fatally injured. Twelve others hurt as crews failed to see block signals on a single track, causing a head on wreck between two cars.
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SeAtkie
Miece
Ballard
Seattle Eléctric Company
Inter Bay
Hurley
W. H. Simonson
John Heron
Plead Guilty In Baker City Raid Case
The Alteen gamblers captured in a Sunday night raid by the sheriff pleaded guilty before the justice of the peace yesterday. Brown asserts he will act once he moves.
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Alteen
Sherif
Justice of ‘the Peace
Brown
Withycombe for Governor Emerges in Republican Race
The Silverton Appeal endorses Dr. James Withycombe of Gorvallia as the Republican candidate for governor. The editorial lauds his integrity and capability, urging readers to support him in the primary as the right man to lead Oregon.
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Gorvallia
Withycombe
Plymouth
Oragoe
Himealf
Withy
Combe
Ree Chain Silverton
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