WHEELS OF JUSTICE PROCEEDINGS AND BOXCAR CASE VERDICT
Fore noon arraignments include H C Cotner pleading not guilty to permitting gambling and Ben Cotner fined for running a twenty one game. John Maroney known as Box Car Casey is found guilty in the afternoon. court adjourns to Thursday for sentencing and further indictments are set for hearing.
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H. C. Cotner
Ben Cotner
Eakin
C. H. Crawford
Meyers
Maroney
John Maroney
Boxcar Casey
J.C. Smith
J. N
Klein
Gardinier
Bartlett
Ed Healy
Thomas Burk
Larceny Inn
Healy
Burk
Robert Wilson
Hilgard
Chicago Americans Take Game One in Championship Series
The Chicago Americans edged the Nationals in the opening game as Altrock and Sullivan pitched for Chicago with 25,000 in attendance. Davis sat out due to illness and Rohe hit a three base hit in the sixth. The White Sox faced lineup changes and a snowy afternoon as the series commenced in cold, partly cloudy weather.
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Altrock
Sullivan
Nationa
Brown
Kling
Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Jones
White Socks
Chance
George Davis
Davis
Short
Tannehil
Rohe
Whallopad
Dougherty
Hoffman
Ashell
Cubs
Guiteaus Defender George Scoville Dies in Chicago
George Scoville, brother in law of Guiteau and famed defender in the Garfield assassination trial, died at his Chicago home today. He practiced law in Chicago since 1851 and delivered the most noted defense for Guiteau in his murder trial.
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Bompos News Association
Chicago
Ill
George Scoville
Guiteau
James Garfield
Scoville
Bullets and Mystery in Diverse Reports
In Bisbee Arizona Mrs Gee Mo Milan wife of a Cananea mining man is found dead near her home with a head wound. A Mexican servant is held as a suspect amid a quarter million mining deal by her husband. In Chicago the National Purity conference discusses the White Slave Trade and Lydia Winkler attends. Vatican circles say Archbishops Farley and Bogin may receive cardinal appointments at the November consistory.
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Scripps News Association
Bisbee
Ariz
Gee. Mo Milan
Cananea
Chicago
National Purity Conference
Anthony Comatock
Mane Lydia Winkler
Kaiser Wilhem
Germany
Iscripps
Rome
Harsons
Farley
New York
Bogin
Guabec
Wabash Board Elects J. J. Slocum to Succeed Sage
Toledo October report says Wabash directors selected J. J. Slocum to replace Russell Sage on the board. Ramsey was absent as Jay Goula attended with a strong showing, claiming the support of a majority of stockholders.
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Scripps News Association
Toledo
Wabash
J. J. Slocum
Russell Sage
Ramesy
Jay Goula
Trim
Taking Right Steps in Cuba Taft Restores Mayor Ally
In Havana on Oct 9 Taft reinstated Rudeoge Magnelio as mayor of Alquizar after he left to join the insurgents. Several rebel supporters were appointed to appointments boosting the insurgent government’s standing. Taft also ordered builders and miners barred from explosives stockpiles under strict government control until the island is secure.
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Serippa Newa Association
Havana
Taft
Rudeoge Magnelio
Alquizar
Oil Company in More Trouble in Findlay Trial
The Standard Oil Company faced trial in the Findlay probate court on a charge of conspiracy to restrain trade. Judge Baker and a jury will hear the case. John D. Rockefeller was initially part of the suit but had a separate trial. Also involved were the Buckeye Pipe Line and the Manhattan Oil Company. Rockefeller is not expected to testify.
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Scripps News Association
Findlay
Ohio
Standard! Oil Company
Baker
John D. Rockefeller
Buckeye Pile Line
Manhattan Oil Company
Rockefeller
Body found or search resumes after fall at Yosemite cliff
Wanona Cal Oct 9 The search for H. W. Tupper who fell from a 2300 foot cliff in Yosemite is renewed. Several hundred feet of rope were taken to the site to lower a man over the precipice in the attempt to recover the body.
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Scripps News Association
Wanona Cal
H. W. Tupper
Yosimite
Tariff policy urged at Chicago convention
National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers opened in Chicago with President Huhein of Louisville urging lawmakers to leave tariffs alone. He called for a national commission to study tariff issues and warned land sprouters to refrain from irrigated western lands.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehiclé Manufacturers
Huhein
Louisville
Forest Fires Continue After 36 Hours of Effort
Firefighters from the forest service and San Fernando battled flames in Pecoima canyon for thirty six hours until the blaze was out while fires in the Galabasas and Santa Luca range still smouldered forty miles away. Damage estimates are not yet available.
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Terippa Newn Association
Los Angeles
Forest Rangers
City of
San Fernando
Pecoima Canyon
Galabasas
Santa Luca
Narrow Escape in Kaseab as Bombs Miss Target
Two bombs were thrown at Vice Governor Kobeto in Kaseab on October 9. The assailant misjudged the distance, witnessed the failure of the attack, and fled for freedom. Kobeto sustained only minor injuries.
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Scripps News Association
Kaseab
Rus
Kobeto
National Farmers Congress in Chicago Highlights Alaska Agriculture
The twenty sixth meeting of the National Farmers Association met in Chicago with delegates nationwide. Speakers included The Hon James Shonkly of Pennsylvania, former Alaska Commissioner, who spoke at length on Agriculture in Alaska and opportunities for farmers, contrasting U S conditions with Alaska’s open field for enterprise.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
National Farmer's Association
United States
James Shonkly
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Sheakly
Millmen Strike Persists in San Francisco Mills
San Francisco reports the mill strike unchanged as strikers claim all but twelve mills granted a one dollar raise and anticipate capitulation. Owners say thirty three mills idle and will stay idle until demands altered. Nine large cabinet maker establishments closed today amid the dispute.
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Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Millmaen
Mutinies at Svea Borg and Kronstad Prompt Court Martial
Commission officers report the mutinies at Svea Borg and Kronstad were caused by officer inefficiency. A wholesale court martial will try men bearing St. George crosses for disloyalty. High officers face trial for lack of discipline.
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Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Commissionars l
Sveaborg
Kronstad
St. George's Cross
Amnesty Proclaimed for 10 Political Offenders
Secretary Taft announced a general amnesty for ten political offenders to take effect tomorrow. The move coincides with the thirty eighth anniversary of the first blood shed in Guba's war for freedom.
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Scripps News Association
Havana
Taft
Guba
Bradford Jr. Elected President of Wisconsin Railroad
Milwaukee announces A W Bradford Jr of Cincinnati is elected president of the Wisconsin Railroad Company on October 9. The move names Bradford to lead the firm as it steers future operations and strategy.
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Scripps News Association
Milwaukee, Wis
A. W. Bradford Jr
Cincinnati
Wisconsin Railroad Company
Grain Markets Chicago Opens Wheat Corn Oats Prices
Wheat opened at 43 cents and closed at 74 percent. Corn started at 43 cents and fell to 45 percent. Oats opened at 44 cents and closed at 34.5 percent.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
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