Rebates crackdown nets heavy fines and jail terms
In a federal rebates case the Burlington and Quincy Cudahy Packing Armour Packing Morrison and others were fined 15000 each. Geo Thomas was fined 1000 and four months jail, L B Taggart four thousand and seven months jail. Judge McPherson condemned the lack of recordkeeping and noted payments by messenger or envelope.
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Kansas City
Faders
Conof
Chic
Burlington and Quincy
Cudahy Sting Co
Armour Packing Go
Sheft Packing Go
Morrison & Pany
Geo. Thomas
L. B. Taggart
McPherson
Ivens Expiates Crime Victim of Chicago Murder Trial
Chicago report states Richard Ivens convicted for the January 12 murder of Bessie Hollister and executed by hanging at the county jail. The attack occurred near Belden and Lincoln Avenues with the victim strangled by copper wire after being dragged to a dark corner. The body was found next morning beneath rubbish in a vacant lot. The case described as a brutal assault on a woman in Chicago police history.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Richard Ivers
Bessie Hollister
Ivans
Evans
Belden Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Thera
Ohio incubator babies hold first annual convention
The Ohio Association of Incubator Babies plans a two session meeting at St. Luma Park in Cleveland. Delegates from across Ohio will discuss infant nursing soothing syrup teething bottles safety pins and related topics. Dr Stewart serves as temporary chairman as hundreds of incubated babies are reported to have reached health.
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Scrippa News Association
Cleveland
Ohio Association of Incubator
St. Luma Park
Ohio
Stewart
King Haakon Crowned Amid Quite Splendor
Trondhjem Norway June 22 crowning ceremony marked by an hour long coronation and anointing by Bishop Wexelsen with bells ringing across the country. A banquet for four hundred and an official Fourth of July committee list followed amid festive events.
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Scripps News Association
Trondhjem
Haakon
Bang
Wexalsen
Oscar 11
Norway
Moody Conference Opens In East Northfield
East Northfield opened today for the annual Student's Conference begun by Evangelist Moody. The event runs to July 1 with young men from Eastern colleges and cities, over a thousand attendees, and a program featuring many distinguished speakers. In Portland, Tom Ward’s reelection bid for Multnomah County Sheriff gains seven votes in the recount, with results to be finalized in several days.
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Scripps News Association
East Northfield
Evangelist Moody
Scripps News
Portland
Tom Ward
Multnomah County
Death of Yale professor George B Stevens at New Haven
Professor Geo B Stevens of Yale college dies this morning in New Haven. Also reports state Missouri Governor grants a thirty day reprieve to Aggie Meyers and Frank Hottman who are sentenced to hang for murdering a woman's husband. A Milwaukee mass meeting of flour millers adopts a reciprocity resolution. A fire in Oakland destroys row of Broad Way buildings, loss around $50,000 with The Peerless Company listed as heaviest loser.
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Scripps News Association
New Haver
Geo. B. Stevens
Yale College
Jefferson City
Missouri
Aggie Meyers
Frank Hottman
Oakland
Broadway
Second
Third Street
Peerless Company
Notice to Settle and Dissolution of Romig & Staples
Dr J L Reavis authorized to collect all accounts due the estate of Dr L D Reavis and settlement urged at office by cash or note during this month. Administratrix Mrs L D Reavis. Romig Staples firm dissolved by mutual consent E P Staples continues business and will pay debts and collect notes at No 12 Adams Ave La Grande Oregon. Done at La Grande Oregon June 21 1906. E P Staples E E Romig.
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J. L. Reavis
L. D. Reavis
Romig & Staples
Adams Avenue
la Grande
Oregon
E. E. Romig
E. P. Staples
La Grande National Bank Report Card from June 1900s
The document presents the condition of La Grande National Bank at La Grande, Oregon, as of June. It details unsecured notes, deposits, capital, surplus, undivided profits, and reserve requirements. It references capital stock, note circulation, and various deposit categories, with signatures of the cashier and a notary public.
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LA Grandet National Bank
LA Grande
Oreron
Bakiness
Navona Hanke
Ssudenpessnactiaiee
Sanees
Lawrdl
Monky KeetuvEe
Natal
Premaoner
Ofrealalion
Fink Nivies
Canin
Savi Maem
Atboad
Reeuery
F.L. Mevers
Cashier
Williams
Cornerstone laid for Columbus Industrial School building
The cornerstone of the secondary Industrial School in Columbus Georgia will be laid this afternoon with ceremonies. The program includes an address of welcome by G Gunby Jordan president of the Board of School Trustees, a response by Governor J M Terrell, an address by Dr James E Russell dean of Teachers College Columbia University, and cornerstones laid by Max Meyerhardt Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
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Scripps News Association
Columbus
G. Gunby Jordan
Board of
School Trustees
J. M. Terrell
Georgia
James E. Russell
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Max Meyerhardt
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Flora rollin g chair parade opens summer season
Atlantic City welcomes a summer showcase with the Flora Parade this afternoon. A record number of entries compete for numerous handsome prizes, promising a grand parade and higher spectacle than any prior year in the city.
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Scripps News Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Ealtl Fosters
Fista
Char Pismae
Policy Holders Organize After Low Insurance Settlements
In San Francisco on June 22 insurers from Boston offered thirty five cents on the dollar to claimants after more than a dozen complaints filed with the insurance commissioner. A movement to form a policy holders association aims to compel courts to secure better settlements.
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Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Cal
American Insurance Companies of
Boston
Mazzini Birthday Marked Across Italy and U S Labor
In Rome the anniversary of Mazzini birth was observed with a special session of the Chamber of Deputies and a public celebration at the Collegio Romano attended by the King and ministers. In Washington the AFL Executive Council adjourned without issuing the planned political proclamation to workers.
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Scripps News Association
Rome
Mazzini
Italy
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Telegraphers Seek Injunction Against Louisville and Nashville
The railroad telegraphers' association has applied for an injunction against the Louisville and Nashville railway alleging efforts to force the union out of existence by various methods.
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Scripps News Association
Louisville
Railroad Telegraphers’ Association
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Douma Rejects Arraignment in Massacre Probe
In St. Petersburg on June 22 the Douma rejected a proposal to arraign the Ministry for complicity in the recent Jewish massacre. An amendment seeking creation of a parliamentary ministry was adopted.
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Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Douma Today
Washington
Senate
United States
Russia
Indictments for False Swearing Hit Portland Precinct Voting
Six freeholders from Sellwood precinct Multnomah county were indicted by the grand jury for false voting affidavits. Names include B F Boynton W P Jacke T R Baldwin John S Schneider A E French and G Plass. The scheme involved 26 men who voted at a Sellwood hotel the night before sleet and paid bills with Oregon Water Power Co checks. The Oaks resort and Mt Hood Brewing Co loomed in dry vote stakes.
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Portland
Sellwood
Multnomah County
B. F. Boynton
Oregon Water Powder and Raiway Company
W. P. Jacke
T. R. Baldwin
Safe Company
John S. Schneider
Peiffer Bros. Lumber Company
A. E. French
Sell
the Oaks
Oregon Water Power Go
Mt. Hood
Tom Ward
Bebe
Stevens
Fire at Santa Cruz destroys waterfront casino and eateries
A fire swept the Santa Cruz waterfront early today gutting the casino and all adjacent restaurants. The newly built complex suffered an estimated loss of 300000 dollars, with the casino alone valued at about 250000.
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Scripps News Association
Santa Cruze
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Adolph Weber
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