Second Panel In The Stratton Case Dismissed By Court
Denver reports that the court voided the entire second panel of sixty jurors for illegality, ordering 800 names reselected from county taxpayers to form a fresh panel of 100 for Tuesday at 11. The move aims to ensure a taint-free jury in the Stratton million-dollar case amid partisan press commentary.
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Stratton
Denver
The
Republican
Colorado Springs
District Court
Cer
Huffman
Wolcott
News and Times
Patterson
C. J. Hughes
News
Hughes
Leeds
End of Colorado strike eyed by governor commission
Denver March 30. The governor’s advisory commission reports private talks among United States Reduction and Refining Company vice president Charles B. MacNeill, Western Federation of Miners president Charles H. Moyer, and Victor business leaders. They foresee an amicable settlement within forty eight hours though no written agreement is required. The group notes shifts in employment and ore shipments as key factors and plans to reconvene Monday evening at the Alamo hotel. Judge C. D. Hayt signs the statement.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Charles B. MacNeill
United States Reduction and Refining Company
Charles H. Moyer
Istern Federation of Miners
Nelson Franklin
Business Men’s Committee
Victor
MacNeill
Mr. Moyer
Moyer
Mr. MacNeill
Colorado City
Criple Creek
Business Men’s Committee of
Cripple Creek
Standard
Telluride
Franklin
Alamo Hotel
C. D. Hayt
Charles M. Schwab
Europe
Steel Combination
Missouri
Portland
Oregon
Florence
Italy
Charles Godfrey Leland
Philadelphia
Frederick William Farrar
Canterbury
Christ
China
St. Louis
Burlingame
Cal
Eugene Field
Field
New York
C. W. Kohlsaat
Oscar
Kohlsaat
Norway
Sweden
Florence Maybrick
Liverpool
Riri
New Hebrides
National Packing Company
Chicago
Omaha
Venezuela
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Brodrick
Maine
Indiana Miners
Terre Haute
Linton
Arioch Wentworth
Boston
Arloch Wentworth Industrial School
New York Bay
Prince of Monaco
Monte Carlo
Pillsbury
Bisbee
Arizona
Roosevelt
Grand Canon
Susan B. Anthony
New York City
Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
Cuban Senate Ratifies Treaty With United States
Havana reports the Cuban Senate approves a procity treaty with the United States by 12 to 9. Amendments removed the time limit condition after a cable from Secretary Hay promised Roosevelt would call a special session before December 1. U.S. Minister Squiers cites Roosevelt assurances as key to ratification.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Senate of the
Senate
Hay
Roosevelt
Congress
Bustamente, Capote and Dolz
Foreign Relations Committee
American Senate
Squiers
Associated Press
Presidential trip plans limit entourage size and crowd clashes
Washington reports President Roosevelt will take a smaller party on his upcoming journey. The entourage includes Loeb Barnes Rixey and Burroughs with representatives from press associations and newspapers, plus two telegraph company reps and Yellowstone Yosemite escorts. Substitutions of local paper reps will occur along the route.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Loeb
Barnes
Rixey
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Iowa
St. Louis
East
Peace talks signed by Uruguay and revolutionists
March 22 telegrams report a peace agreement signed between the Uruguayan government and revolutionists. Other items note Charles M Schwab denying resignation from a steel concern presidency, and various international and domestic notices including medals for nurses, court cases, and upcoming exhibitions.
Two Denver suspects linked to Pueblo double murder
Denver officials say Ross H. Brewer and Raleigh Davis, ex-reformatory inmates, are connected to the March 15 Pueblo killings at the Losteau restaurant. They were arrested at the Livingstone mine near Boulder and transported to Denver for questioning after witnesses identified their photos.
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Denver
Pueblo
Reformatory
John Leyden
Granger
Sipple
Boulder
Livingstone Mine
Nineteenth
Larimer
Ross H. Brewer
Raleigh Davis
Davis
Brewer
Livingstone
Granger Davis
Leyden
Questio
Losteau
Larimer Street
Morley
W. G. Berry
Berry
Mississippi River levee breaches flood Yazoo delta region
A levee crevasse five miles south of Greenville Mississippi allows water sixteen feet deep and over 600 feet long to flood thousands of acres in the Yazoo delta. The break, the worst in memory, began at 11 yesterday. floodwaters push toward Greenville and men rush to crib and bag to slow the surge. The backwater reached Greenville but no danger expected there. the delta south to Vicksburg will be under water for more than two weeks with heavy stock losses and minimal expected fatalities.
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Qieenville
Miss
Here
Yazoo Delta
Greenville
Reading
Vicksburg
Washington
Bolivar
Sharkey
Mississippi
German Empress Breaks Arm After Grunewald Ride
While riding near Charlottenburg the German Empress was thrown when a doe ran across the path. She fractured her left arm above the wrist and received first aid from the Emperor before doctors arrived. The injury was dressed at the hunting lodge and she returned to Berlin by carriage.
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Berlin
Grunewald
Charlottenburg
Adelbert
von Loewenfeld
von Wedel
Adjutants i
William
Leuthold
Iberg
Zunk
Germans Will Study the West Tour By German Farmers
A party of forty German agriculturists landowners and students will tour the United States during May and June. Professor J. J. Schulte of the Washington staff will conduct the trip, arriving in New York April 29 then proceeding to Washington Cincinnati Lexington St Louis Kansas City Ames Omaha Denver Salt Lake and San Francisco to visit experiment stations stock facilities breweries distilleries sugar beet farms irrigation works and other agricultural sites.
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Milwaukee
Wis
J. J. Schulte
United States Experiment Station
Washington
Wilson
New York
Cincinnati
Lexington
Kentucky
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ames
Iowa
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Greeley
Colorado
Question in Stratton will contest heats court bid
Denver reports that the Stratton will contest opens with judges determining who may be contestants and proponents. Senator Patterson aims to deliver the closing argument and will press the burden of proof on probate admission against the executors named. The case proceeds with a new jury impaneled and likely legal maneuvers ahead.
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Denver
Republican
J. Harry Stratton
Stratton
Colorado Springs
Patterson
Harry Stratton
Sugar Railroad Rumor Ties Colorado Beet Factories
A report suggests northern Colorado beet sugar factories will unite via a beet sugar railroad network. The Great Western Railroad charter may be used to link lines into Denver, though beet sugar offices offered no confirmation and local railmen expect existing companies to handle it.
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Denver
The
Republican
Colorado
Great Western Railroad
Must Remove Fences from Government Lands
Secretary Hitchcock ordered cattlemen in Wyoming Nebraska Colorado Utah and other western states to remove all illegal fences on government land by May 1. If not complied with, trespass suits will be brought and fences removed by U S courts.
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Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
United States
Deaf Made to Hear in Hutchinson Demonstration
In New York City inventor Miller Reese Hutchinson showed his Acousticon to patients at the New York Institution for the Instruction of Deaf and Dumb. Deaf and hard of hearing subjects, including a skeptical man, heard sounds and identified words like mamma and papa during several successful tests. Mark Twain and Mrs. George Dewey attended the event.
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New York City
Miller Reese Hutchinson
Hutchinson
New York Institution
Mark Twain
George Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Ite
New Antarctic Discoveries By Royal Geographical Society
President Markham of the Royal Geographical Society lauds the British Antarctic ship Discovery for proving the Antarctic region is a vast continent. Captain Scott penetrated 100 miles farther south than any prior explorer and found a vast mountainous area extending to 83.20 south. He believes land may stretch to the pole in a chain of lofty mountains, a landmark geographic result. The Discovery wintered 400 miles farther south than any vessel before.
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President Markham
Royal Geographical Society
Discovery
Scott
Dean's Kidney Pills touted by Virginia man
A Virginia wood yard owner praises Dean's Kidney Pills after suffering kidney pains and backache following flu. He reports relief, returning to work, and urges readers to request a free trial by mail from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. The ad notes the product costs 60 cents per box and is sold by druggists.
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Dean
A. T. Ritenour
Wood Yard
East Cork Street
Winchester
la Grippe
Franck Baker & Sons
Ritenour
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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