Gompers Sentenced In Labor Case Amid Contempt Debate
The labor leaders led by Samuel Gompers are sentenced on contempt of court for disobedience to a Supreme Court injunction. John Mitchell receives nine months while Franick Wortason and others get four months. the ruling stresses defending the tribunal’s authority and labor methods amid a wide public reaction.
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Tariff Hearing Progress Behind Closed Doors
Fragmented records show a tariff hearing led by Gomes and a Republican committee delaying testimony and final revision. The push aims to submit a tariff bill to Congress while work continues behind closed doors amid political tension and funding concerns.
Venezuelan crisis hinges on Castro peril and U S aid
The message from Venezuela’s capital, signed by eighty prominent Venezuelans, warns of Castro’s influence and the danger to the nation. It urges intervention and outlines threats to private property, calls for aid, and describes Washington’s alleged puppetry while detailing the international stake in Venezuelan affairs.
Unclear political shifts and protectorate talk in European scene
Fragmentary report outlines discussions on protectorate status and US involvement amid rising tensions. Mentions Caustra, Catia, and European powers, with references to new government support and potential war concerns. Page four notes ongoing events and alignment with Washington concerns.
Taft Showings Strength in Political Hustle Amid Turbulent Campaign
Underscored by Burton faction claims Taft will win legislators despite opposition. The piece traces party maneuvering, potential vote margins, and internal rifts shaping the contest for control of the state legislature. Key figures referenced include Barton and other campaign power players as races unfold.
Damaging the Evidence at Preliminary Hearings
Damages and bonds emerged as two bankers faced preliminary hearings today. Nesbitt Fels and Vidinissing, linked to a conspiracy involving bank funds, were placed under 15000 bonds. Testimony described suspected schemes to move cash and hinder recoveries, with names like Connedinar John and others appearing in the contentious bank case. The magistrate indicated sufficient evidence for continued action, and seven accused councilmen were later named.
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Burton candidacy questioned in Solitary Senate event
A fragmented report notes three members of the Our party reportedly withdrew from a committee vote and Burton's bid faced scrutiny. A similar sequence circulated, with Er ick and others cited in unclear terms, while references to Washington cabinet ties and Doherty Warharayns appear in distorted local copy.
Marauders Rend Vestments in Christ Church Burglary
A damaged OCR fragment reports depredations at a church where vestments were torn from the altar and stolen. The account notes a sequence of acts by marauders and references a clock and theatre, with unclear surrounding details and dates.
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Invitation to President Elect on Thirty City Itinerary
The article reports on an accepted invitation for the President Elect to visit Dallas as a major stop on a broad itinerary across thirty cities. It notes planned demonstrations, security, and formalities, with emphasis on showcasing federal policy themes and maintaining close contact with northern and southern regions. The text mentions officials and repeated references to a prominent public figure and a press plan for the trip.
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Burnham Death Case Ties to Mutual Reserve Probe
Frederick Burnham former Mutual Reserve president faces indictments in a complex graft case. Prosecution alleges he caused financial losses through misused company funds while receivers seek hundreds of thousands. The proceedings center on checks and alleged improper use of client assets during Burnham’s tenure.
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Christmas Present For Life Convict
A fragmentary report recounts a 1896 case where Miller faced execution but was reprieved on the day of the sentence. Police stopped a mob near Menifee and Dallas. Governor Culberson later commuted the death penalty in a clemency action.
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