Inner Workings of Steel Trust Revealed in Senate Inquiry
John Gates testifies as eight congressmen probe if United States Steel Corporation is a trust. He details absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron and a massive Carnegie buyout by Morgan Frick and associates, signaling potential market impact and deeper steel-market manipulation.
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Portrait of Andrew Carnegie Featured in New York Exhibit
A newly created portrait of philanthropist Andrew Carnegie has been unveiled in New York. The image accompanies a feature on Carnegie’s generous era and his lasting impact on public libraries and education.
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Coney Island Fire Destroys Dreamland As Animals Flee
A massive blaze at Dreamland on Coney Island sent flames through film palace structures and remote rides. About 150 animals were freed from Rotock's show and cremated, with Hell Gate railway the inferred start. Six infants were rescued from the incubator building as fifteen acres burned and twenty other shows were damaged though Lena Park remained intact.
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Last Chance Contest Ends May 27 for Subscriptions and Votes
The notice urges subscriptions mailed by May 27 with payments counting as votes for contestants. Each payment from new or old subscribers counts toward both subscription and vote totals. Pay your subscription and name your favorite now.
Corn Bounder Waives Exam in Fatal Beer Bottle Case
Parks Corn, alias Corn Bounder, North Der Man, waived preliminary examination for the killing of Ed Luls with a beer bottle. Bound over to the diary on 2000 dollars bond. A P Lyman, accused of attempting to shoot Police Chief Walden, held to grand jury with 500 dollars bond. Both cases heard by Justice Williams this morning.
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Heat Still Terrific In Chicago Amid Harsh Heatwave
Chicago endures a blistering heatwave with 15 deaths in 24 hours and six fatalities before 10 AM. The city reports oppressive humidity and rising infant mortality, while thousands slept in parks seeking relief.
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Prominent preacher on trial in Boston fraud case
Arrangements are under way for the trial next week in federal court of Rev Norman Plass former president Charles H Brooks treasurer and John L Traphagen assistant treasurer of the Redeemable Investment company on charges of using the mails to defraud.
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Mass for Veterans in Washington May 27
Cardinal Gibbons to conduct the military mass for civil and Spanish American War veterans at the White House tomorrow. President Taft and cabinet members will attend and review the veterans parade.
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Observer Prizes Race Ends May 29 Subscriptions Deadline
The Observer announces the finish of the race for prizes at midnight May 27 with envelope postmarks dated May 27 or subscriptions received by 4 p m May 29. Out of town candidates and friends get the same chance as La Grande contestants. Subscriptions must reach the Observer by 4 p m May 29 and may be verified by calls after 4 p m May 29. Victory requires vigilance and hustle.
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Diaz sails from Veracruz to exile in Spain
In Vera Cruz on May 27 former President Diaz departed for Coatzacoalcos and then Spain aboard a Hamburg liner. He may stop in Havana to confer with Reyes and is expected to make Madrid his home. Madero said he will head to Mexico City next week to pacify dissidents and pursue a square, single-contest presidency. The Coahuila legislature named Carranza governor and De La Barra ordered official recognitions for several contenders in the Mexican political shakeup.
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District No 1 candidates vie for Portland Rose Festival guests
La Grande voters select two leading candidates as observers host Rose Festival guests. List shows RUBY Huff and EVA Cotner among top contenders with vote counts. Additional entries include MILDRED Stephenson FRANKIN Combs ADA Davis ALICE Snow and others in district standings.
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Union Band Leader Dies After Horse Accident
Herman E. Perregaux, 28, leader of the Union band and bugler in Union county’s horseback campaign, was thrown from a horse at the race track and died at 4 30 this morning. Funeral is set for 1 o clock tomorrow with Union Concert band and aid from K of P lodge and Pythian Sisters. His Swiss relatives are to be notified.
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George E Stansfield Opens New Grocery Store
George E. Stansfield today opened a new grocery store at the corner of Fourth and Y, north of the railroad tracks. He says the location is convenient and believes it is large enough to carry a general grocery line.
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