Court martial hearings begin at Academy hazing case
Midshipman J. H. Miller, a fourth year student, faces hazing charges and alleges his duty to stop hazing in the class led to his indictment. The case centers on Miller’s alleged tolerance and suppression of hazing among peers. Separately, a Standard article notes a refusal to answer questions about stock transactions with H. Clay Pierce, citing potential harm to Pierce.
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Ps News Association
J. H. Miller
al! Jon
Miller
Pps News Association
York
Dan
Standard
H. Clay Pierce
The
Waters Tea Company
Pierce
Constantine Found in Milwaukee After Murder Suspect
Frank J. Constantine, long sought in the Mrs. Gentry murder case, was located by reporters in Milwaukee after breaking a leg. He admits to being the man described by Chicago authorities and previously worked as a foreman in an electrical congestion gang at Burlington. In Washington, supporters of the Philippine tariff bill push for a ceiling of 400000 tons of Philippine sugar imports per year.
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Scripps News Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank J. Constantine
Mary Gentry
Constantine
Chicago
Burlington
Gantry
Washington, D.C
Friends of the Philippine
Philippines
Man Shoots Himself After Family Objection
Denver report describes James B. Allan a mining engineer shooting himself at his five year old daughter's bedside in the presence of his wife over whiskey brought into the house. He had planned to go to Death Valley to examine mines for a local syndicate and his death shocks his parents in Los Angeles.
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Scripps News Association
Denver
James B. Allan
Allen
Death Valley
Nevada
A. H. Allen
West Tenth Street
Los Angeles
Vatican Abandons Morocco Liberty Proposal at Algeciras
Roma Jan 23 The Vatican for the moment has abandoned presenting to the Moroccan conference at Algeciras a proposition for religious liberty in Morocco. It fears a repetition of Madrid conference 1880 when a similar proposal was not approved as outside the business of the Congress.
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Roma
Vatican
Algeciras
Morocco
Madrid
Congres
Brokers Fail in Cleveland Firm Parsons Synder Assignment
Cleveland January 14 Parsons Synder and Company assign liabilities of 150000 dollars as Dennison Prior and Co. fails, prompting the brokerage firm to seek protection from creditors.
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Scripps News Association
Cleveland. O
Parsons, Synder and Company
Dennison Prior and Co
American Arrests and Fires Dominate Jan 13 15 18 News
Panama reports a major city fire destroying 33 tenement houses seven stores the church of San Juan de Nepaume the Gene Catholic Brotherhood institute the orphan asylum and three public schools. An American foreman of fumigators is arrested for the blaze amid water supplied from Santa Anna church reservoir. Other items note a $100000 chop suey trust forming to control restaurant business in LA Detroit and New York and a temporary truce between Western and Southern Pacific delaying Oakland waterfront litigation. Rockefeller Jr. attends University of Chicago president funeral. illness may keep John D. Rockefeller Sr. away.
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Scripps News Association
Panama
Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Ill
Los Angeles
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Western
Southern Pacific
Oakland
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Harper
University of Chicago
Murder Mystery as Hollister Wife Found Strangled in Belden Lot
Mrs. Bassie Hollister, society choir singer and wife of Hollister Bros. executive, was found dead in a backlot behind Belden Avenue. Richard Ivins confessed to abducting and raping her before strangling her to silence, investigators say. The case prompts police to pursue robbery as a motive.
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I Berippe News Association
Chicago
Bassie Hollister
Frank Hollister
Hollister Bros
Carpestar
Belden Avenue
Guppe
Richard Ivins
Hollister
Father
Grand Ronda Fruitgrowers Union Formed In Hood River
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state by L Oldenburg C D Huffman and J A Thronson initiate a meeting at the Commercial Club hall to perfect the union Fifty two of one hundred shares at six dollars each are subscribed by attendees and Hood River Union bylaws are adopted with changes Officers and directors to serve until the last Saturday in March 1907 will be elected at closing.
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Grand Ronda Fruitgrower's Union
L. Oldenbuirg
C.D. Huffman
J. A. Thronson
Commercial Club Hall
Hood River Union
Revival tour by Methodist ministers to Prairie City
Rev. Gillilan, presiding elder of the circuit, plans revival meetings in Prairie City early next week. He will be assisted by Rev. J. M. Johnson. After Prairie City he heads to Canyon for further revivals.
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Gillilan
M. E. Church
Prairie City
J. M. Johnson
Mr. Gillilan
Canyon
Voters Urged to Register at County Clerk Office
All county residents must register at the County Clerk office and provide a definite residence description when registering. Naturalized citizens or those voting under a declaration of intention should bring their papers.
U. S. Artillery Breaks World Record in Peace March
A field battery led by Capt. G. W. Gatehell arrived at Fort Sam Houston after a 1100 mile forced march from Fort Riley in 55 days. Soldiers faced storms and hardship. one private, Arthur Hall, died of malaria at Austin, Texas, believed due to exposure. The march is the longest in peacetime and compares to Napoleon’s Moscow retreat in distance.
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Scripos News Association
San Antonio
Tex
G. W. Gatehell
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Riley
Kan
Arthur Hall
Austin
Texas
Napoleon
Moscow
Attorney Johnson Offers Pierce Testimony in Missouri
New York Jan 15 Attorney Johnson told Prosecuting Attorney Hadisy he would produce H Clay Pierce in Missouri any time he desires he would not want him to testify in New York The process servers who had surrounded Pierce for several days were called off.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Johnson
Hadisy
H. Clay Pierce
Missouri
Pierce
Grain Markets Chicago Wheat Corn Oats Prices January
Chicago grain markets report opening and closing prices for January 15. Wheat opened at 86 and closed 84 16. Corn opened 45 and finished 45 16. Oats opened 82 and closed 84.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Butte Mountain Sold in Delinquent Tax Sale
Butte Montana January 13. The historic Butte Mountain west of the city, a landmark that gave the town its name, was sold at a delinquent tax sale for 55 1 3 cents. The property was bid in and confirmed after the map was consulted, revealing the mountain had gone for a fraction of a dollar.
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Butte, Mont
Butte
Pat Crowe Indicted for 1906 Street Car Hold-Up
Pat Crowe was indicted by the Potta wottomis county grand jury in Council Bluffs for alleged complicity in the July 2, 1906 street car hold-up that netted about $60 from two conductors and a motorman.
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Council Bluffs
Pat Crowe
Pottawottomis County
Grand Jury
Professor Wright on Russia Details from Europe Trip
Professor George Frederick Wright of Oberlin College reports after eight weeks in Russia that the bourgeoisie will gain power and largely rule, though it will take time. He notes liberty at the top and excess liberty at the bottom with students parading, seeking to discharge teachers and install revolutionaries in universities.
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Scrippa News Association
New York
George Frederick Wright
Oberlin College
Europe
Russia
Bourgeosia
Must Stand Trial in Savannah Conspiracy Case
In Savannah Georgia on January 18 Judge Speer ruled Greene and Gaynor must stand trial under indictments accusing conspiracy to defraud the government. The defendants argued extradition from Canada for forgery barred a conspiracy trial as it is not an extraditable offense.
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Savannah
Speer
Federal District Court Today
Greene
Gaynor
Canada
Relations broken off between France and Venezuela
Washington on January 13 reports Secretary Root and French Ambassador Jusserand discussed the Venezuelan situation for half an hour focusing on M. Taigny the French Charge d Affaires at Caracas whom Venezuela refuses to recognize. Diplomatic relations between France and Venezuela are completely broken.
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Washington
Root
M. Jusserand
M. Taigny
Caracas
France
Venezuela
Crandall Hurt as Log Crushed Foot in Accident
Charles Crandall of Old Town was crushed by a rolling log while hauling siege near the old flouring mill. A foot bone was broken and he will be incapacitated for some time due to bruises and injuries. GC C Rockwell gambling case in State saloon was dismissed after City Attorney motion.
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Charles Crandall
GC C. Rockwell
Ivanhoe
Restaurant Master Chef Impresses Guests With Skill
A chef draws praise from patrons with refined dishes that tempt even jaded appetites. His talent promises a table worth reserving as diners enjoy clever cooking and the joy of good eating at the eatery. Eight-amonitiakens tur 94 50.
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Laan Doyad
Cleveland
Leland Pryor
Bankers’ Committee
Goodrick
McCall
Merchants’ Exchange
Chop Suey Trust
Bill
Theripps News Association
House Committee On Judiciary Today
Commissioner of Corporations
Marshall Field
Sister State
Cashmere
BIG Hotel Combine
Salt Lake
E. R. Cooper
Omaha
Pusblo
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Sale
Fruitgrowers Organize
Grant County
U. S. Artillery
Massouri
Butte Mountain
Prof
Wright
AKAN
the Model Restaurant
J A. Arbuckle
Amonitiakens Tur
Newlin Drug Company
la Grande
Oregon
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