Attorney General Griggs weighs case delay in Carter fraud trial
In Washington June 2 Attorney General Griggs refused a categorical timeline for Captain Carter’s court martial fraud case tied to the Savannah harbor project. He said a thorough inquiry is underway, noting the Supreme Court’s deliberation pace and denying that the statute of limitations will automatically apply next month. He stressed ongoing review of whether the verdict is honest and accurate despite time.
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Arbitration plan at Hague may be narrowly framed
Washington reports indicate a high authority says Hague conferences will back a nominal arbitration project with safeguards that limit what goes before the tribunal. Germany’s stance lags behind others, risking broader acceptance. Americans see losses on protection of Jaure atsa property rights.
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Washington Traction and Electric Company Formed in DC
The Washington Traction and Electric company has been formed recently and controls all street railways in the District of Columbia. The company also owns two electric light companies. Yesterday General Food discussed the matter with the new company and is considering the issue.
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Civilians Barred from Ha vana Fourth of July Banquet
Civilians in Havana protest as army officers and government officials decide to hold a $10 Fourth of July banquet exclusively for military and government personnel. Civilian Americans long-embedded in Havana are excluded, provoking indignation and charges of an exclusive faction within the American colony. A prior incident at the races also barred a civilian employee from entry, fueling discontent over civilian participation.
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Kentucky Democrats State Convention in Louisville
The Kentucky Democratic state convention convenes at Central Music Hall in Louisville this afternoon to nominate a full state ticket. The fight centers on governors candidates General P. Wat Hardin W J Stone and William Goebel with a possible Stone Goebel alliance shaping the plan to shift leverage if Goebel falls short. Hardin’s backers remain confident but his lead is strained by coalition talks.
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French Cabinet Crisis Deepens As Dupuy and Lockroy Seek Task
Paris June 21 The cabinet crisis lengthens with Dupuy and Lockroy urging President Loubet to take responsibility again. If Bourgeois is asked to form a ministry it is thought his chances of success would be fairly good.
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SIFTINGS. 1-year-old Maud Emper and others in Lexington
The fragmentary news notes a 1-year-old girl Maud Emper in Lexington with tests for fever prevention. mentions Dr W Saper elected president of Ohio University with prior service. a Columbus farmer named Lah Geheeh Hafoeran killed by lightning. a Spanish cruiser wreck at Santiago yields a $5000 bag. Indian affairs report desertion of a small post in Arizona.
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Triumph of Trusts One of the Marvels of Closing Years of the Nineteenth Century
A compact feature recalling the supposed ingenuity and social impact of trusts as they rose in the late 1800s. The piece surveys economic power, corporate consolidation, and the public reaction to large-scale industrial combinations shaping the era’s wealth and policy.
Labor Saving Machines Parade as Trusts Rising Power
Chicago reports Mayor 8. M. Jones of Toledo endorses trusts as a labor saving, progressive force. He urges government organization of trusts for public benefit and nationwide cooperation, describing the trust as a means toward public ownership and economic advancement, while noting broader commerce implications and societal benefits.
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Changes in Committees After Election
The Record notes upcoming shifts in House committees after the Fifty-ninth Congress, with D B Henderson of Iowa expected to lead reorganizations while Payne of New York remains head of Ways and Means and Hitt of Illinois to chair the Appropriations Committee. personnel details are yet to be set.
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Far East Trade If It Fails to Hold Philippines
Boston June 21 United States minister to China Solas Banrovt told the Bastion Chamber of Commerce that under Cleveland policy the United States must maintain the Philippines to secure trade rights in the Far East. He warned that failure to hold the Philippines would diminish U S position and prestige in Asia, risking becoming a secondary power in the region.
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Kennedy Guilty in Train Hubbery Case
Kennedy found guilty by Hartville jurors for complicity in a train robbery near Kansas City. The verdict, reached last evening, assigns him 17 years in the state penitentiary. Jurors from Hartville, over 20 miles from the railroad hub, convict him despite fewer local charges.
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Standard Oil to Move Headquarters from Ohio to New York
The Standard Oil Company plans to relocate its headquarters from Cleveland to New York by July 1, 1911. The Newark incorporation with capital of 111,000,000 is noted, and Cleveland will become a branch office as the company shifts its operations to New Jersey to avoid further litigation.
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Time of Hixing and Seecing of Sun and Moon Weather
In Risox 424 Sete Indiana and Hinviscooler in southern portion, showers tomorrow with time of sunrise and sunset noted.
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Market Quotations and Live Cattle Prices
The article lists grain and livestock market quotations with active bids and closes. It notes corn pork and wheat futures, live cattle prices around 822505 and 9825087, and references Chicago and regional markets with prices such as 4.10 and 1.35, reflecting gains and losses in the day’s trading.
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