Eriso Gamblers Arrested In San Francisco Raid
In San Francisco on February 27 240 gamblers and visitors arrested in a new joint opened by Daroux and Harvey were arraigned with four trial batches postponed to Thursday. District Attorney Laddgdon said he will continue fighting gambling. Separate Nashville notes report the seventh interdenominational conference of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions meeting in Nashville with 63 boards represented and delegates from across the United States and Canada.
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Fsi & Ry Eee San Frapisco
Daroux
Harvey
Ladgdon
Scripps News Association
Nashville
Tenn
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of
United States
Canada
South
Denied New Trial in Land Fraud Conviction
Rev George Ward was denied a new trial this morning after conviction on land fraud. He received a one year jail term and a $1000 fine and has appealed. The mining law case against Joseph Leither was also called with top state lawyers on both sides.
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Scripps News Association
Omaha
George Ward
Bariton.l
Joseph Leither
Pere Marquette Stockholders Meet in Detroit to Decide Split
In Detroit on February 27 stockholders of the Pere Marquette Railroad plan a pivotal meeting to decide on separating from the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton system. The Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton vote to cancel the lease adds volatility as Pere Marquette shares are held by thousands split into two factions. Receiver John Harmon has no stake in the meeting.
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Scripps News Association
Detroit
Mich
Pere Marquette Railroad
Las
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Pere Marquettes
John Harmon
Claiche Trial Continues in New York
Bertha Claiche’s trial proceeds this morning as policemen are questioned about Patrolman Morton and the defendant relations.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Bertha Claiche
Morton
Margherita Denied American Tour Plans
Rome February twenty seven reports deny that Margherita will tour America by automobile. No confirmation from any Italian or American agency supports a planned cross continental voyage.
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Scripps News Association
Rome
Margherita
America
Judge rules ICC may compel witnesses in inquiry
Federal Judge Lan dis today upheld ICC power to compel witnesses to answer questions in a committee investigation. Frank J. Reichman, VP of the Western Stable car line, refused to answer and says he will appeal if the Hepburn bill does not pass to protect his rights.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Landis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank J. Reichman
Western Stable Car Line
Prisoners in Caldwell protest harsh jail conditions
A stormy session between Governor Gooding and Special Prosecutor Hawley followed a critical press statement. Prisoners in the county jail near Caldwell reportedly lack basic rights and comforts, with claims of cold cells, no letters or papers, no soap, and solitary confinement for St. John. The grand jury on the Steunenberg case is delayed, while Adjutant General Wells of Colorado is expected to testify against the Western Federation of Miners.
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Scripps News
Boise
Fab
Gooding
Hawley
Se Ana
Caldhanes Nuget
Naget
St. John
Vandune
Steuenburg
Masonic Lodge of
Caldwell
Adjutant General Wells
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Wheat and feed prices in Chicago market update
Scrippshews Association Chicago reports wheat opened at 81 and closed at 81 percent. Corn opened at 45 percent and closed at 45 percent. Oats opened at 30 percent and closed at 30 percent.
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Scrippshews Associatio
Chicago
Navy Gunboats Move Toward Kiang Amid Chinese Turmoil
Washington reports the gunboats Eleane and Liese depart for Kiang under Cmdr Rodney Quires and Lt Train with 250 marines aboard to reach the disturbance scene tomorrow. In Shanghai an uprising is bolstered by 30,000 troops heading toward Pekin, while the dowager empress curbs visibility under guard. The president signed the Urgent Deficiency Bill ending the eight hour clause for alien labor on the Panama Canal. William Cromwell testified about payments from the Panama Company, claiming $240,000 due from $40 million, though he has not rendered the bill. Navy notes orient ships along China coast amid anti foreign sentiment. An amendment to the Hepburn rate bill seeks to bar carriers from owning oil properties beyond use. The ICC found oil rates unjust but lacked authority to grant relief.
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Washington
Navy Department
Kiu Kiang
Eleane
Liese
Rodney Quires
Train
Wm. Cromwell
Senate Committee On Canals
Morgan
New
Panama Company
William Cromwell
Senate
A. S. Clay
Georgia
Hepburn Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil Co
New Orleans Carnival Opens Grand Parade Day
In New Orleans on February 27, thousands of visitors fill the holiday mood as Rex leads a grand parade with his brilliant court. Floats are more dazzling than before as the Mystic Krewe of Comus plans an evening parade and a grand ball at the French House to conclude Carnival week.
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Scripps News Association
New Orleans
United States
Rex
Comus
Battleship Ohio to Head for China Amid China-Tension Call
Manila dispatch says the battleship Ohio under Admiral Train will sail to China in a few days. Troops rehearse and stand ready to respond at a moment’s notice if needed in the region.
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Scrippe News Association
Manila
Ohio
Admiral Train
China
Polk County voters warned against cat in a bag politicians
Salem Journal cautions Polk County to slow down on boosting politicians who owe no allegiance to the people. The state has elected many officials who failed to serve the public after taking office.
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Polk County
Salem Journal
Patrick Pleads Guilty in Patrick Case In New York
Joseph Jordan admitted serving a Texas prison term for horse theft and said Jones believed Patrick did not kill Rice. He testified at 11 am, then pleaded guilty to perjury at 2 pm. Santo Domingo marks independence with a grand reception at the government palace amid tight security.
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Scrippa Mewn Association
New York
Joseph Jordan
Patrick
Texas
Jones
Rice
Jordan
Scripps Nown Association
San Domingo
Santo Domingo
Capobianco Executed for Solomita Murder in Waterbury
Cariaco Capobianco was hanged at the Wethersfield jail for the murder of Angela Solomita. He admitted guilt but claimed a man named Sabino Perrillo urged him to commit the crime and required assistance to reach the scaffold.
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Scripps News Association
Waterbury
Genn
Cariaco
Capobianco
Wethersfield
Angela Solomita
Sabino Perrillo
Young Marshal Injured at Lakewood Run
Chicago February 27 Marshal Field was injured this morning while riding at Lakewood New York. The injury is not thought serious at the time. The widow of Marshal Field has been a guardianship for Field's son and has received 7500 dollars annually for his education. The boy will be educated in American schools.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Marshal Field
Lakewood N.Y
England Gets Ready
The British consul and King Chiang officials left on a gun boat bound for Nachang amid preparations reported by the Scripps News Association.
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England
Scripps Ne Association
Pokin
Ate King Chiang
I Nachang
President nominates Hopkins as U.S. marshal
The President today nominated Chas B. Hopkins to be United States marshal of the Western district of Washington.
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Cheripps News Association
Washington
President Today
Chas. B. Hopkins
Berlin marks emperor and empress silver wedding
Berlin notes the twenty fifth anniversary of the marriage of the emperor and empress with gifts to charity. Only close kin visited as President Roosevelt sent a silver present. The imperial celebration across Germany was modest despite strong popular affection. Also Prince Estel Frederick married Duchess Sophie Charlotta of Oldenburg with about 1000 guests in the Hall of Knights.
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Berlin
Royal Friends Land
Roosevelt
Grunewala Forest
Prussia
Germany
Auguatd
Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg
German Empire
Imperial Wrdding
Estel Frederick
Sophie Charlotta
Oldenburg
Count Wadel
Dryander
Munsen Gets Two Years for Assault in Steunenberg Case
Munsen also known as Allen the Steunenberg suspect received a two year sentence in the penitentiary on an assault charge. If connected to the Steunenberg affair he will be sent to Idaho for further proceedings.
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Scripps News Association
Seattle
Munsen
Allen
Steunenberg
Idaho
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Claiche
Amerika
MOBI
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Shanghai
Yuan Shoi Ke
Pekin
Panama Canal
Canton
Young Marshal
Cernany
Newlin Drug Company
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