Moody Attacks Packers Immunity Pleas in Washington Hearing
Chicago March 21 Attorney General Moody denounced the Packers immunity pleas as unfounded arguing they confessed without oaths or coercion and mocked Johns Miller Armour & Co. He warned Washington would become a haven for offenders seeking immunity and lampooned Rockefeller. Cincinnati March 21 treasurers Hynicka Gibson and French offer to repay disputed bank gratuities to Hamilton County. Dayton March 21 three men die in wreck near Chambersburg when a snowplow carriage hits a horse in a culvert. Dubois March 21 ex-congressman W Arnold dies suddenly in Muskegon while handling legal matters. body to be transported home for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Moody
Nny
Washington
John S. Miller
Armour & Co
Rockefeller
Mr. Swift
Mr. Armour
Mr. Rockefeller
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Rudolph K. Hynicka
John M. Gibson
Tilden R. French
Hiram M. Rullson
Dayton
Dayton End Troy
Chambersburg
William Pumphrey
Bert Hoover
August Nicol
Tippecanoe City
Arnold
Dubois
Slaughter Justified Governor General Ide Cables Views on Mt Dajo Fight
Secretary Taft received Ide’s Manila cable denying reports of wanton slaughter at Mount Dajo. He says Moro outlaws caused extreme danger on the crater, troops and constabulary acted with heroism, some civilians were killed or wounded in shelling, but no one was killed except as necessary to end the situation. The sultan and dattos aided operations while civilians supported removing the Moro gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Ide
Manila
Mount Dajo
Army
Navy
Not a Kopeck Left Bank Heist in Moscow
A large Moscow bank, Credit Mutual, was robbed by 20 masked men at dusk. They overpowered three guards, entered silently, unlocked the vault, and seized 432500 in gold silver and notes before quietly departing. No trace was found and witnesses later claimed no one entered or left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Credit Mutual
Porte Cochere
Magnate Pleads Illness in Missouri Oil Case Ouster
The second day of the Missouri ouster hearing against Standard Oil Republic Oil and Waters-Pierce featured the absence of H C Pierce who was said by his doctor to be ill with pneumonia. Dr Bond testified Pierce could not leave his room while Charles Adams of Waters-Pierce faced sharp cross examination. Stock records showed Standard held Waters-Pierce stock in 1900, and Attorney General Hadley sought to keep Republic Oil from withdrawing to preserve the probe.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Standard, Republic
Waters-Pierce
H. C. Pierce
Bond
Waters-Pierce Company
Hadley
Swanger
Jefferson City
Republic 6Il Company
Cleveland
Coal operators and miners open joint wage talks
The second joint conference of coal operators and miners for Illinois Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania adjourned after referring miners demands to the joint scale committee. Mitchell spoke urging adoption of the miners’ wage scale. Winder rebutted for the operators pushing a one year hold and a wage rollback. The committee will meet at 9 o'clock to begin deliberations.
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Indianapolis
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Mitchell
George W. Traer
Chicago
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Frank 8. Brooks
Columbus
C. L. Scroggs
F. L. Robbins
Thomas Lewis
Illiois
H .N. Taylor
A. J. 3Loorehead
B. F. Woods
C. L. Garrison
G. W. Schleuderberg
W. W. Keefer
George A. Magoon
H. L. Chapman
F. M. Osborne
C. L. Cassingham
John H. Winder
Winder
Scala Committee
Robbins
Caught in Time to Be Hanged
Towson Maryland March 21 Isaac Winder the colored murderer who escaped jail here two weeks ago has been captured near Loch Raven. Winder is under sentence to be hanged March 30 for the murder of a tollgate keeper.
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Towson
Isaac Winder
Loch Raven
Winder
Passengers Free From Snow Drift Near Decatur
A Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton passenger train trapped six miles east of Decatur for 48 hours was freed when four engines pulled it back to Decatur. A relief engine completed the move in half an hour. 15 passengers had food and shelter in sleeping cars. Another Illinois Central train from Decatur to Champaign remained in a snowdrift at Argenta, 12 miles away, with 12 passengers kept warm by farmers supplying meals and coffee.
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Decatur
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Illinois Central
Champaign
Argenta
Anti hazing bill passes senate in Ohio
Columbus March 21 The senate has passed the anti hazing bill and it goes to the governor for signature. It imposes a fine up to 200 dollars or six months in jail or both for students found guilty of hazing and fines up to 100 dollars for heads or instructors who knowingly permit hazing. The piece also includes changes to county officer fees and other measures. Governor signature is assured. The session also sees various bills advanced or defeated including a 1.5 percent max interest rate on chattel loans, street and alley vacation powers, and stricter gas and water meter charges. The Beatty measure on chattel mortgages was defeated. Inheritance tax repeal bill moves to house.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Ohio
Wilson
Schmidt
Legislative
Cincinnati
Lamb
Herrck
Beatty Senate
County Recorder
Will Confer Onc e More Anthracite Miners Conference
In New York on March 21 a meeting of the seven member operators committee and the seven member miners committee decided to hold another conference. President Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad notified President Mitchell that the operators are ready to meet on a date he chooses. The operators expect further talks while Mitchell has not replied to a counter proposal to let existing conditions stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
New York
Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
United Mine Workers
Miners Plead Not Guilty in Steunenberg Murder Case
Charles H. Moyer William D Haywood and George A Pettibone pleaded not guilty when arraigned before District Judge Frank Smith at Caldwell The trial was set for about May 15 The judge overruled the demurrer and denied bail The Canyon county jail was deemed unfit for detention and orders were issued to relocate Moyer to Boise Weiser jail holds Haywood Caldwell house Pettibone remains at Caldwell jail.
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Boise
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Frank Smith
Caldwell
Smith
Canyon County
Moyer
Haywood
Weiser
Pettibone
Sailors Revolt at Sebastopol Rumor Stuns Russia
Rumors claim mutinous sailors seized and jailed officers in Sebastopol and that the city burned, sparked by Lt Schmidt's execution. Officials doubt the report amid censorship and press fears. Other items note Waldorf Astor's Virginia wedding, Jerome on insurance fund graft, Most cremation, and a 2-cent fare bill defeat in Des Moines.
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St. Petersburg
Schmidt
Russia
Sebastopol
Social Revolutionary Party
Nicholas
Lieut
Gas Fatal to Two Sleepers in Ohio Livery Office
Lorain Ohio March 21 William Tellstow of Cleveland and Raymond Westley of Lorain were overcome by gas in the J. M. Basore livery office. Tellstow was dead when found and Westley later died at a hospital.
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Lorain, O
William Tellstow
Cleveland
Raymond Westley
J. M. Basore
Tellsrow
Westley
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John D. Rockefeller
Mt. Dajo
Kopeck
Standard Oil
mittee-Mitchell and
Bristol
Tenn
Marion
N. C
Thomas
Youngstown
W. Aubrey Thomas
Hazers
Ohio Senate
Sailors IN Revolt
Ors
Sevastopol
Technological Institute
Admiralty
Waldorf Astor
Shaw
London
Nannie Langhorne Shaw
Virginia
Cliveden
Thames
William Waldorf Astor
Astor
Jerome
Justice O'Sullivan
Court of General Sessions
Des Moines
House Committee On Railroads and Commerce
Oakland
Sbars P & G
Macbeth Lamp Chimneys
R Wetmore
Knox’s
Mother's
Wood
Boston
Queen Bee
Erie Sr
W. R. Harrison & CO
Massillon, Ohio
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