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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1908

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Thaw Jury Shuffle Adds Temporary Jurors As Defense Probes Experts

In New York on January 8, Harry K Thaw's defense subpoenaed prosecution expert witnesses from the first trial to block their testimony. Judges then padlocked the panel, adding 200 more prospective jurors as two temporary jurors were seated. The court sought to ensure an impartial panel amid ongoing insanity defenses.

New York N. Y Harry K. Thaw Jerome Thaw White Matleawan Marry K John H. Holbert The Spring Water Company John Entwistle

Receivership Sought for Great Western Railway

London notes report a meeting of Great Western note holders who vote to appoint a receiver to preserve status quo while arranging a first mortgage bond to cover indebtedness. U S officials in St Paul discuss potential receiver for Chicago and Great Western railroad amid rumors and official denials.

London Great Western Railway Company St. Paul, Minn Frank Kellogg Chicago & Great Western Railroad Sanborn United States Circuit Court

Renew Land Fraud Cases Across Federal Court

Denver officials opened about six suits in federal court naming more than thirty defendants. The actions seek recovery of thousands of acres of timber stone and coal land valued in the millions. Defendants include those tied to indictments recently quashed by Judge R L Lewis.

Denver Colo R. L. Lewis

Kimberly Montana Mining stockholders oppose Montana Consolidated

Thirty seven Kimberly Montana Mining stockholders with 450000 shares filed an answer in federal court to Montana Consolidated Mining's petition seeking bankruptcy. They claim the proceedings aim to fraudulently use the court to cheat stockholders and deny their rights. They state Kimberly has assets about one million dollars and liabilities not more than one third of that amount.

Helena Mont Kimberly Montana Mining Company Montana Consolidated Mining Company Kimberly Company

Guardsmen Sought for Second Lieutenant Elections

The War Department asks state governors to nominate one National Guard member from each state or territory to enter a competitive exam for a regular army second lieutenant appointment. The push comes as recruitment shortfalls affect the army while Marines and Navy attract more personnel.

Washington, D. C Oliver War Department National Guard Marine Corps Navy Army Fowler Aldrich House Banking and Currency Committee Banking and Currency Committee House Senate House Committee On Banking and Currency Culberson Comptroller of Currency

Heinze Pleads Not Guilty On Check Over-Certification

F Augustus Heinze arraigned in New York before Judge Chatfield and pleads not guilty to fifteen counts of over-certifying checks as Mercantile National Bank president. He reserves right to withdraw plea and enter demurrer before January 20. Bail of 50 000 stands. One cow per check alleged. sixteenth count alleges intent to misuse bank funds. Max penalty five to ten years per count or fines and imprisonment.

New York N. Y F. Augustus Heinze Mercantile National Bank Chatfield Heinze Otto Heinze Co

Whitney Death by Own Action in New York

Charles Whitney of H N Whitney and Sons fatally shot himself at his New York home. The motive and cause remain undetermined as investigators review the scene.

New York, N. Y Jan Charles Whitney Stock Exchange H. N. Whitney and Sons

Schedule Set for Baseball Season Opens April Fourteenth

Cincinnati reports the schedule committee set April 14 as opening day and October 7 as closing day for the season. Each league will play 154 championship games. After the regular season ends, the world championship games begin.

Cincinnati

Unknown schooner stranded near Diamond Shoals

A message from Capt Hatteras reports a schooner stranded and lost on the Diamond Shoals off North Carolina. Seven crew members were aboard. five perished and two were saved. The incident occurred yesterday and the vessel was unknown.

Norfolk Hatteras North Carolina Diamond Shoals

Robbers Blow Safe In Quenemo Bank Heist

Robbers blasted the State Bank at Quenemo Kansas with dynamite early today and escaped with about 25,000 in cash and securities. Police search the area for the suspects as the town reels from the bold theft.

Ottawa Kan Quenemo

Program for Big Events Completed

Entertainment program for officers of the American battle ship fleet under Rear Admiral Evans is nearly done. The fleet is due in Rio Janeiro January 11 and will stay for ten days.

Genera Rio de Janeiro Admiral Evans Rio Dom Pedro II Associated Press Rio Janeiro Jan Evans

Gotham Rent War Hardens as Evictions Face Backlash

Threats to burn buildings flooded the East Side as rent strikers pressured landlords after refusals to lower rents. A Madison Street fire and heavy dispossession filings slowed eviction cases, with courts postponing actions until Thursday while strikers keep stoves hot to delay removals.

New York East Side Madison Street

Weather Outlook Iowa Illinois Fair to Warm Up

The forecast calls for fair skies in Iowa tonight and Thursday with temperatures rising Thursday. Illinois expects generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with a cooler night followed by a warming trend Thursday.

Iowa Illiinois

Governor Wilson Call Aims to Curb Tobacco War

Frankfort Ky Jan 8 The first message of Governor A E Wilson to the general assembly was read. It pledges reforms and devotes much of its length to the lawlessness blamed on the tobacco war. He urges a uniform local option law with counties as units and changes in registration and election laws.

Frankfort A. E. Wilson General Assembly

Mrs Clara Roedelheim weds Rep William Sulzer in New York

Philadelphia announces the marriage of Clara Roedelheim, daughter of Mrs R Roedelheim, to Congressman William Sulzer of New York. The ceremony occurred yesterday in New York City with the couple listed as married.

Philadelphia R. Roedelheim Clara William Sulzer New York

Possibilities in Inland Waterways Great Says Reid

La Crosse Wis Jan 8 Judge R S Reid waterways commissioner of Wisconsin returned after four months in Germany Austria France and England studying European methods of river improvement He says the Mississippi River from tidewater to St Paul could carry ten times the traffic of all navigable rivers he visited and with German chain transportation could use only a third or a quarter as much power He notes the Mississippi is suitable for such a system if tested in this country

Mississippi River Mississippi Valley Germany

No Show For War With Japan Foreseeable

Paris dispatch quotes an authorized Japanese source claiming Japan focuses on Asia and a war with America is impossible. The piece notes Nippon is occupied and references a predicted Philippines Japanese trade alliance as likely.

Paris The Echo de Paris Japan Asia America

U S Japan Talks Take New Commercial Union Shape

Washington reports an imminent plan to form a commercial union between Japan and the Philippines while maintaining the U S political bond with the islands. Japan would gain access to Philippine ports, and the Philippines would receive freer entry of Japanese goods, ending domestic trade fears.

Washington United States Japan Philippines Philippine

Speaker Cannon Boosts Reciprocity Plan as Philippines Talks Open

The article notes Speaker Cannon reshapes the Ways and Means Committee to block the Philippine reciprocity bill with Fordney Bonynge Calderhead and Daines plus Longworth, while US Japan talks push a commercial transfer proposal. It suggests Taft may consent to cede island commerce to Japan, easing tense questions of sovereignty and labor movement, with peaceable outcomes preferred by many.

Cannon House Fordney Michigan Bonynge Colorado Calderhead Kansas Daines West Virginia Nick Longworth Philippines Japan United States

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