Hoge Sentenced for Land Fraud Conspiracy in Oregon
Federal Judge Hunt today sentenced Martin G. Hoge to four months in Multnomah jail and a $500 fine for conspiracy in subornation of perjury in land fraud. Harry W. Miller and Frank Kincart received one year hard labor each. Nickell awaits appeal by August 1. Hoge cited health issues but must begin serving immediately.
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Scripps News Association
Portland
Ore
Hunt Today
Martin G. Hoge
Multahomah
Harry W. Miller
Frank Kincart
Russian Jews Protected Amid City Rites and Riots
Petersburg reports the government orders police to permit Jews to stay in the city despite a statute against their residence. Ismail saw morning rioting with cossacks deployed to restore order. Revolutionists sing "Down with the Gear" as princes Lyoff and Buchoff decline cabinet entry after their consent was withdrawn. Chester Swackerarmer of Union visits La Grande.
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Ps News Association
Petersburg
Ismail
Prince Lyoff
Buchoff
Hudson River Regatta Opens In New York
The Hudson River Rowing Association holds its annual regatta this afternoon off Riverside Drive with events including junior and senior single and double gigs and six boats in the junior four oared barge race. Entrants include Valencia Atlantic Wood Cliffs Bloomingdale Hudsons Actives and Staten Island Rowing Club. Fred Fortmyer referees and John C Regan starts the races.
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New York
Hudson River Rowing Association
Valencia
Atlantac
Woodcliffs
Bloomingdale
Hudsons
Actives
Staten Island Rowing Club
Fred Fortmhyer
John C. Regan
Prosecution Steps On Standard Oil Probe In Ohio Case
Prosecuting Attorney David Hancock arrived from Ohio to share evidence from that state's Standard Oil inquiry. McClement Shaffer says Standard billed cars as 2000 gallons but carried over 5000, and he was pressured not to inquire. Officials say current laws hinder actions. minor offenses draw fines, not prison.
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Berippa News Association
Chicago
David Hancock
Ohio
Ivditibend
Willebees
Cleveland
MccClement Shaffer
Standard Oil Company
Pagin
Mutinies in Black Sea Still Flare Up
Sevastopol reports ongoing mutinies in the Black Sea as crews are declared out of commission. Warships remain under officers' control and are scattered among military posts across the region.
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Scripps News Association
Sevastopol
Black Sea
Senate Representation Versus Lower House Cited
In a Madison interview Senator Robert La Rochette argues the Senate better reflects public sentiment than the lower house where the speaker and committees dominate. He notes freer discussion, more individuality, and rising calls for referenda and attention to public opinion.
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Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Robert la Roillette
Senate
Hhe
Rockefeller arrives aboard steamer America in seclusion
The oil magnate John D Rockefeller reaches New York aboard the steamer America. He stays in quarantine while reporters press for comments and photos. Rockefeller jokes about golf with reporters and declines to discuss the Ohio court case, saying he has had nothing to do with Standard Oil for twelve years.
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Scripps News Association
New York
America
Toma John OD. Rockefeller
O O Fame
Rockefeller
Dr. Bigger
Tell
John
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Eastern oil takes Rockefellers hit as prices drop
In Toledo and Fairbanks July 28 reports note Standard Oil decline of three cents linked to Rockefeller return. Separate dispatch from Fairbanks says $50 000 treasure stolen from the Ida in May is largely recovered near a cabin. Geo Raphael arrested with Robert Watson also held. Indianapolis report states General Carter bans canteens at camp and forbids Aquor intake by troops.
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Toledo
Ohie
John D
Scrippa News Association
Fairbanks
Ala
Ida
Geo. Raphael
Robert Watson
iKeripps News Association
Indianapolis
General Carter
Compu
Aquor
Count Zuccato Killed as Frontiers Guard Brigade Attacked
Warsaw reports at ten this morning revolutionists killed Count Zuccato who led the frontier guards. General Westerring wounded. five soldiers fled with sixteen thousand roubles. Near Chernipov peasants attacked by cavalry dragoon. five farmers killed. Douma members fined for revolver possession. Rome notes sympathy for douma.
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Scripps News Aviation
Warsaw
Count Zuccato
Frontier Guards
Westerring
U. S
United States
Chernipov
Kasan
Rome
Grain Markets Chicago July 28 Wheat and Oats Open Close
Wheat opened at 7 57 and closed at 7 6. Corn opened at 5 and closed at 8 0. Oats opened at 3 2 and closed at 3 2. Market prices shown for Chicago grain trading on July 28.
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Chicago
Bow
Navy Officer Fatally Wounded in French Accidental Fire
Lieut. Llar ence England of the US cruiser Chattanooga was shot while near the bridge during target practice by a French squadron off Chefoo China. He died soon after. the incident is treated as an accident and a French inquiry will determine responsibility for reparations.
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Serippa News
Cheafoo
China
Llarence England
United States
Chattanooga
Ten Tees Acceed Snate
Bees Wall
Are Pa Tienes
England
Arkansas
Washington
Navy Department
Austrian cart traveler nears world tour finish in wager
An Austrian named Anson Hansilon left Vienna in September 1900 to push a 456 pound cart around the world in seven years for a $10,000 stake. He passed through Cincinnati en route to New York to sail to Sidney Australia, then Hong Kong, Siberia home. He has about fourteen months remaining and has traveled roughly 26,000 miles. He sells photographs and postal cards to fund the trip, accompanied by his wife and child.
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Scripps News Association
Cincinatti
Anson Hansilon
Vienna
New York
Sidney
Australia
Europe
Africa
Hong Kong
China
Siberia
Hansilon
Land Opened in Teton County for Homestead Entry
The United States Land Office has opened about 2 550 000 acres in Teton County to public entry under the homestead or desert acts. The land had been withdrawn from entry on November 17, 1905, and is now available. numerous applications have been filed at the local land office.
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Toripps News Association
Great Falls
Mont
United States Land Office
Teton County
Alaska Steamer Quickstep Ashore Near Newsom Island
The river steamer Quickstep from Alaska to Kuakokwill is ashore on Newsom Island. Boilers and hull are leaking while passengers camp with natives. Raliaf will be sent from here.
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Alaska
Quickstep
Kuakokwill
Newsom Island
Raliaf
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