Trials and Public Outcry Stir New York March News
Robert Spriggs faced trial amid sensational testimony details that could incite lynching if published. G E McCulley returned from Elgin where the First National Bank of Elgin expanded capital from 25 000 to 50 000 with full subscription, signaling strong local confidence.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Robert Spriggs
G.E. McCulley
Elgin
First National Bank of Elgin
Elgin Bank
Isle of Pines Treaty Under Senate Review
Washington March 21 The Senate this afternoon considered the Isle of Pines treaty with Senator Foraker urging ratification in support of the measure.
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Isle OF Pines
Scripps News Association
Washington, D. C
Senate
Foraker
Bowling Congress Chosen for St Louis Meeting
St Louis has been selected as the site for the next bowling congress. The statement also thanks friends for sympathy and assistance during the bereavement from the death of our mother. Gro O'Neil, R Kerry and Famicy.
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Bowling Congress
ST. Louis
Scripps News Association
Gro. O'Neil
R. Kerry
Famicy
Mitchell Faces Competition for Operator Leadership
Indianapolis March 21 observers say Vice President Lewis could become an equal leader to President Mitchell as his influence with the joint committee grows. Analysts note Mitchell's conference with Robbins led to Robbins downfall and may push Mitchell toward rival leadership in the Operators group.
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Scripps News Association
Indianapolis
Mar
Lewis
Joint Committee
Mitchell
Robbins
Des Moines Passes Anti-Discrimination Bill Targeting Oil Firm
The Iowa house passed an anti-discrimination bill aimed at Standard Oil. It bans unfair practices in competition and carries a fine of five thousand dollars and possible imprisonment.
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Scripps News Association
Des Moines
Iowa
House Today
Standard Oil Company
Miners and Operators In Secret Session In Indianapolis
The joint scale committee of united miners and operators meets in secret in Indianapolis with thirty two members present. In St. Louis Pierce is too ill to testify before the Standard Oil inquiry, with hearings adjourned to April five to allow Hadley to travel to New York for depositions.
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Scripps News Association
Indianapolis
Ind
United Miners Ad Operators
St. Louis
Pierce
Standard Oil
Hadley
New York
Prominent Pennsylvania Rep George R Patterson Dies
George R Patterson United States representative from Pennsylvania died suddenly of heart disease at his Washington residence this morning. A staunch Republican, he served in the fifty-seventh and fifty-eighth Congress and was finishing his fifty-ninth term. Born Lewiston Pennsylvania November 1863 he was 45 at death.
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Scripps News Association
Washington, D. C
George R. Patterson
United States
Pennsylvania
Railroad forges 47 mile line into Wallowa County
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company awarded a contract to build 47 miles of track from the mouth of the Wallowa River to Joseph in Wallowa County. The Riparia-Lewiston line is referenced as a related project. Estimated cost reaches about 1.5 million dollars. Construction starts at once with completion targeted within the year.
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Portland
Wallowa Ryer
Joseph
Wallowa County
Erick
Ong Petormuiy
Riparia
Lewiston
Supposed Kidnappers Arrested in Colma Case
San Francisco police arrest a nameless man who claims he spoke with an Italian on a train after the Tosco child kidnapping. The Italian allegedly took a child in San Jose claiming the child was homeless. Authorities continue to search for the supposed abductor.
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Scrippa News Association
San Francisco
Cal
Tosco
Colma
San Jose
Supreme Court Holds Secret Session At Chief Justice Fuller Home
A special morning session of the U S Supreme Court was held in secrecy at Chief Justice Fuller’s home. Access was denied to all but officials, amid reports the case concerns Ed Johnson a Black man in Chattanooga. Court adjourned to April 2. only grave matters could summon it.
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Scripps News
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Fuller
Johnson
Chettanooga
Bailey father of U S Senator dies in operation
New York March 21 N W Bailey father of United States Senator Bailey of Texas died here today while undergoing an operation. He was a native of New York and had resided in Mississippi.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Canadian man dies on saloon table after drinking spree
Fred Savard a forty year old Canadian lumberman died in a box at Union Star Saloon after days of drinking. Found drunk on sidewalk then placed on a table to sleep off liquor, he began laboring for breath and died despite medical help. Foresters of America member with brothers in Alaska Eau Claire and a Quebec father. No inquest. funeral planned by the Foresters pending word from Eau Claire.
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Fred Savare
Union Star
Smith
Savard
Order of Foresters of America
Alaska
Eau Clara
Wisconsin
Quebec
Heny
Foresters
Eau Claro
Life Saving Equipment Inspected in San Francisco Bay
United States steamship inspectors began checking ferry life saving gear on San Francisco Bay after a Commerce Department order. Of 2600 life preservers inspected, one thousand were condemned along with two light rafts. the Encinal was the first boat examined. Authorities say all ocean going and river harbor crafts will face strict compliance with regulations.
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Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Gal
Department of Commerce
United States Steamship Inspector
San Francisco Bay
Southern Pacific
Encinal
Washington
Contested will trial in Groesbeck case enters second day
The suit by Nicholas O. Groesbeck Jacob A. Groesbeck Chas D Groesbeck and Mary E Packard to set aside a deed of land from Stephen V Groesbeck to his son John W Groesbeck proceeds in court with about twenty witnesses on each side. The case began yesterday and is not expected to finish today. Attorneys JB Bader and J W Knowles represent the plaintiffs while T H Graw ford and C E Cochran defend.
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Groesbeck
Nicholas O
Jacob A
Chas
D. Groesbeck
Mary E. Packard
Stephen V. Groesbeck
John W. Groesbeck
JB Bader
Bolso
J W. Knowles
T. H. Grawford
C. E. Cochran
Packers Case Immunity Ruling Split By Courts
Attorney Miller to answer Moody’s pleas as immunity is challenged. Judge Humphery rules individuals are immune while corporations are not, directing later jury trials for corporations. The court cites the immunity act to obtain information for new legislation, not to convict.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Ill
Miller
Packers
Moody
Plos
Washington
Mar
Humphery
Congress
Again on the Stand as Court Drama Intensifies
The transcript shows Andrew Hinton testifying about a meeting with Fowler from the investigating committee. He warns there will be no deceit and justice will weigh on an even balance in court. In Paris, a Paris strike affects over eighty two people with frequent disorders and serious conditions.
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Scrippy News Association
New York
Andeaw Hinton
Borlptie News Association
Paris
France
Registration Appeal At Local Club Extends to Week
County Clerk Gilham announces a registration drive at the commercial club for railroad workers and others unable to register, with booths available Wednesday Thursday and Friday this week. Do it while convenient as time is short.
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Gilham
Local figure Hiram Tyree faces bond in insurance case
Hiram Tyree, Salt Lake City area resident and former LaGrande high school principal, was today charged with sending false statements to the insurance department. His bond was set at $5,600 as authorities pursue the case.
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Scripps News
Salt Lake Guy
Mar
LaGrande
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