Supreme Court judges motion delays Standard Oil case
Justice Glidesleeve of the Missouri Supreme Court today delayed action on a motion to compel Standard Oil's Rogers to answer questions from Attorney General Hadley. The court adjourned until March 26, with Rogers to respond if the case evolves in Missouri. White House briefings considered Alaska governor candidates J P Clum and W B Hoggart, with President narrowing to Clum or another figure.
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U.S. Plans Manila Precautions and Ship Charter Deals
Washington reports the government orders transport Meade McLeenay and Patrick held at Manila upon arrival to prepare for Orient contingencies. Officials tentatively agree with Great Northern to charter Minnesota and Dakota if needed for future operations.
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New York
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Commodore J. S. Sloat
Monterey
California
Ninth Circuit
Fish boats return as missing diverters reduced
In Trondhjem Norway in March all but fifteen of three hundred fishing boats have returned. Fifty are known to have drowned leaving a grave toll among crews as authorities confirm losses in the disaster.
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Trondhjem
Norway
Danish Arctic Explorer Mikelson Plans Banks Land Expedition
Captain Mikelson, the Danish explorer, arrives to finalize preparations for an Arctic expedition to Banks Land. Joint venture of the Royal Geographical Society of London and the American Geographical Society funds a vessel and a 11 to 12 man crew. The mission aims to explore the western Arctic Ocean near Beaufort Sea, establish a supply depot, and conduct magnetic and meteorological observations plus studies of the Esquimaux of Wollaston Land, with a spring 1908 start if a suitable ship is secured.
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Fighter Frank Neill admits no medical exam in fatal bout case
San Francisco report says Frank Neill admits no medical examination was performed on fighters as required by law after a March bout at Mechanics Pavilion. Dr Day named by promoters is a myth, prompting DA Langdon to threaten prosecution of all connected if no proper exam occurred.
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San Francisco
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Harry Tenny
Mechanics Pavilion
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Langdon
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Nail
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Health Board
Jewish Congress Meets in Empire Discusses Jewish Welfare
Representatives from across the empire attend a Jewish congress. Leaders vow a thorough discussion to improve conditions for Jews, but no definite plan has been proposed yet.
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Empire
Mitchell denies coal strike agreement with Robbins
New York March 6 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers denies entering an agreement with Robbins to force a strike in the anthracite regions. Friends say reports came from enemies seeking to undermine Mitchell and stop the chick off system that funds Union dues by withholding them from miners.
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New York
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United Mine Workers
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Mitchell
Grand jury Report Expected Amid Indictment Prep
The grand jury met through today with one witness. prosecutors prepared indictments and expect to report tomorrow. Funeral services for Col. George B. Currey were held at the Methodist Church with G A R and W R C delegations overseeing the rites. Currey, born April 4 1835 in Indiana, served in the Civil War and later practiced law in Oregon before dying recently in La Grande.
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H.H. Mower
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Montgomery County
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Crawfordsville
Wabash College
Oregon
Eugene
Col. Curray
Williams
Dalles
Oregon Infantry
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Oregon Cavalry
Department of the Columbia
Wright
John Nathan
San Francisco
Portland
Salem
Jennie CG. Gaines
Geo. H
Fred B. Currey
United States Land Office
Grover Cleveland
Claice Trial Pause Fails Plea Offer in First Degree Murder
In New York on March 6 the Claice trial paused briefly as prosecutors refused to accept a guilty plea to a lesser degree. The charge remained murder in the first degree and the trial resumed at 1:30 PM.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Claice
Showslide Blocks Track In Utah Canyon Crossing
Provo Utah March 5 A huge an on glide blocked the Denver Rio Grande six miles up the canyon.
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Scripps News Association
Provo
Utah
Porgua
Denver Rio Grande
Preparations Under Way for Ninth Brotherhood Convention
Memphis March 6 with general officers of the Brotherhood of St Andrews arriving to plan the October 18 to 21 convention. Delegates from the US Canada England Australia and the Hawaiian Islands attended past meetings with 700 delegates at Chicago 1905.
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Canada
England
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
Electric Rail Attempt Aims Fremont Florence Link
A faded passage describes a plan by a San Jose syndicate to establish electric railroads from Fremont to Florence and up Royal Gorge. It notes high river currents and a bridge over the Neetu area as part of the proposed route, expecting construction later this summer.
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Coahanan
San Jose
Fremont
Florence
Royal Gorgas
Resignation Expected for Captain Curtis at Army Posts
Report says the War Department likely accepts the resignation of Captain A F Curtis formerly on duty in New York and near Washington and lately commanding a post artillery company at the Presidio. Curtis was recently tried by a general court martial on charges of intoxication and awaits a second trial.
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New York
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War Department
Pleaded Not Guilty in Chicago Murder Case
Richard alleged murderer today pleaded not guilty as a motion to quash was overruled. The fragmented report notes tense proceedings at Chicago court with a key ruling on the motion.
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Chicago
Richard
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