Federal Case Ends in Not Guilty Result for Standard Oil
Chicago report says Judge Anderson instructed the jury to find the Standard Oil Company not guilty on the rebates charge ending a long federal case. The decision followed appeals court reversals and questions over admissible evidence, with possible action left to the U.S. Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard 01 Company
Indiana
K. M. Landis
Chicago & Alton
A. B. Anderson
United States Court of Appeals
Anderson
Edwin W. Sins
Illinois
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
John S. Miller
Oroeied
Grosscup, Baker and
Seamin
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Landis
United States Supreme Court
Dec Sion
Court of Apreads
Court of Appeals
Auorle
United States
Hair Restorer Proves Effective Says Cincinnati Woman
A Cincinnati woman writes from 82 Carlisle Ave stating her hair restoration result from EK Burnham's Your Restorer and Hair and Scalp Tonic. She claims initial loss due to illness, then thick dark hair grew to 46 inches, with no more gray hairs, and notes sustained growth over six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
KE. Burnham
Chicago
Burnham
Forgery arrests tied to stock-yards heist and shipwreck mystery
Detectives arrested two men after a forgery case tied to a $75,000 stock-yard theft in St. Louis. A brother pair, once believed victims, are linked to entries on a fraud scheme while a separate wreck near Pollock Rip Beach left five men and the crew of a vessel unharmed after a six hour chase and landing.
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Ajteam
Pio Moich
von Veais
Bopoeioen
Heda Efordbo
St. Leowis
Theart
Teroe Sltina
Padina
Roy
Breiber
Choocian
Mass
Horatio Hall
H. F. Dimwen Coeto
Hall
Jnecega Wethin
St. Louis
Josiah A. Parker
Oreals
L. H. Rousseau
Parker
Congress Faces Committee Fight and Minority Roles
Congress debates Speaker Cannon’s committee selections as insurgents and Democrats fear minority representation. Champ Clark’s camp seeks influence while plans to curb the speaker’s power linger in the Denver platform pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
House
Clark
Nelson and
Gardner
Denver
No Room for Johnson at Vancouver Hotels
Vancouver March 11. Police records show Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion faced strict racial discrimination in Vancouver hotels. Johnson and his party were refused rooms at the St Francis and other establishments before securing lodging at the Dominion.
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Vancouver
BOC
Jack Johnson
St. Francis Hotel
Johnson
the Dominion
Piles Cure Promoted For Home Use In Ad
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Care as a painless at home cure for piles. It claims instant relief, private use, and a trial package mailed free, with a full box available from druggists for 50 cents. It warns against surgical treatment and urges writing to Pyramid Drug Co. for the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drag Co
Pyramid Boilding
Marshall, Mish
On Way to Cabinet Jacob Dickinson to Reach Washington
Secretary of War Wright has been notified that his successor Jacob M. Dickinson will arrive in Washington from Chicago tomorrow morning and is expected to assume office at once.
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Washington
Wright
Jacob M. Dickinson
Chicago
Taft
Farmer Wilson
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Ddckfinsen
Tennessee
Belle Meade Farm
Andrew Jackson
Charles W. Arthur
Destruction at Mack home shocks Buffalo DNC headquarter
Fire wrecks the residence of Norman E. Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee in Buffalo. The report notes further that wage reductions are being announced in the Iron industry and more to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee At
Buffalo
Deliberate Shooting Kills Priest in Newark Church
In Newark three gunmen entered the study of Rev. Erasmus Ansion of St. Stanislaus and fatally shot him with three revolver bullets. They then mortally wounded housekeeper Mrs. Antonio Sewrzytska as they fled. Three church members are held on suspicion.
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Newark
N. J
Erasmus Ansion
St. Stanislaus
Antonio Sewrzytska
Father Anston
Beveridge Enters Johns Hopkins Hospital for Minor Surgery
United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana has checked into Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore and is expected to undergo a minor surgical operation today March 11.
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Beveridge
Baltimore
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Johns Hopkins Hospital
California Senate Passes Freight Rate Bill
Sacramento March 11 The California senate has passed a maximum freight rate bill intended to reduce rates across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
California Senate
Danville Lawyer Brown Counterfeiting Case Strengthened
In Danville Illinois on March 11 federal court judge Franc Wright sustained government objections to a salesman testimony linking Charlies E Brown to purchasing an embossing machine for medals. The ruling blocked evidence claiming Brown planned to enter any medal or government coin work, undermining the defense’s main argument.
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Danville, IH
Govenment
Charlies E Brown
Danville
Naw
Franc Wright
J. B. Hill
Americep Can Company
Hill
Brown
Wright
Inauguration Date Debate and Weather Bureau Scrutiny
Washington March 11 Special. Roosevelt and ex Senator Platt spark talk as Roosevelt reportedly plans a forthcoming editorial blast. Debate grows on changing inauguration date due to harsh weather, with calls to move from March 4 to April 30. Mention of Willis Moore and weather bureau appropriation issues linked to past inauguration forecasts. Charles W. Arthur.
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Roosevelt
Senator Platt
Weather Bureau
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas C. Platt
New York
Platt
McKinley
Anere
Congress Contivenes
Cahemn
U Wweans
Congress
Cooper's Recourse in Carmack Murder Trial
Nashville on March 11 reports two key points in the Cooper Sharp murder case of ex Senator B. W. Carmack. The state argues Colonel D. B. Cooper fired the shot wounding Robin Cooper and that Carmack may have fired only if he did so, and then fled in panic.
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Nashville
Cooper-Sharp
United States
B. W. Carmack
Robin Cooper
Garner
D. B. Cooper
Senator Carmack
Editorials and Trials Tangled in Nashville Death Case
The defense argues Colonel Cooper fired on Carmack, a Nashville editor, with a bullet hitting a telephone post and the editor’s shooter blamed. General Washington denounces Carmack’s words while defending Cooper’s stance as justified in the case. Separate notes cover skaters in Cleveland and a Senate ballot shift regarding Hopkins.
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Carmack
Robin
Cocsers Swort
Cooper
Robins
Wo Ho Wastinston
Garner
Meeks
Carmack Foo the Coyers
Nashville
Washington
Peron
Othe
Gia Sone
Glasco Murder Trial Opens in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana on March 11 the Glasco murder trial is set to begin next Monday. Prosecutors say Ada Glasco daughter will prove decisive and the defense will struggle. Clara Gordon linked to kidnapping faces a separate forthcoming trial with witnesses to Ada’s custody during the alleged abduction.
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Muncie
Ind
Johnnlasco
Ada Glasco
Glasco
Death League Letter Threat Traced to Clifford Town
Clarence Maley a Clifford merchant received a note signed by The Death League of Clifford ordering him to leave within ten days under threat of death. The letter found under his store door follows similar messages received by other prominent citizens of Columbus Indiana on March 11.
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Death League
Columbus
Ind
Clarence Maley
Clifford
Maloy
Trial of Francia N Hardy Perjury Case Delayed Again
The Francia N Hardy perjury trial in Anderson township is continued for a fourth time as attorney W A Kittinger is out of the city. Hardy, indicted eight months ago over contracts for a 10000 dollar school building in North Anderson during her tenure as township trustee.
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Anderson. Ind
Francia N. Hardy
Anderson Township
W. A. Kittinger
Hardy
North
Anderson
Fort Edward man touts new discovery for lung care
On a lonely night Alex Benton climbed Bald Mountain to a neighbor’s home and used Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims quick relief for asthma and lung troubles and says his son’s wife was cured of a severe lung ailment. The ad lists cures for coughs colds croup hemorrhages hay fever grip and whooping cough with a trial bottle offered.
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Alex. Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Bald Mountain
Chas. D. Knopfel
Grand Jury Probing Case in Coquersville
Grand jury in Coquersville Indiana investigates the case of Maud Wilson. John Wilson is jailed as an important witness. Wilson maintains his innocence despite detective pressure as the jury weighs the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Coquersville
Imd
John Wilson
Maud Wilson
Wilson
Sweat Bez
Trial of Oliie Bright for attempted murder in Portland
In Portland Indiana on March 11 Oliie Bright faces trial for assault with intent to murder. The case stems from a January 48 fight at Ed Jones saloon where Bright was shot in the right hip by bartender Clarence Giaesford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
Oliie Bright
Ed Jones Seloon
Bright
Clarence Giaesford
Arguments in Progress Today in Baker Murder Trial
Huntington Indiana March 11. The evidence in the Johan Baker murder trial has occupied the court for two weeks and arguments were in progress yesterday afternoon with the jury expected to get the case tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Johan Baker
Prohibitionists Open Banquet With Darrow Guest
Chicago Prohibitionists invite attorney Clarence Darrow as guest of honor for their annual banquet tonight. Darrow will speak against prohibition with a planned joint debate to follow. Oliver W. Stewart and W. P. Ferguson are among those replying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Garence
Darrow
Oliver W. Stewart
National Committee of
The
Proportion Party
W. PL FL Ferguson
National Prohibithesist
Investigation into diseased American meat consignments
Washington reports an inquiry into Dr Williams's charge that American meat sent to the port of London arrived diseased. Dr A D Melvin of the Bureau of Animal Industry leads the probe and officials here are skeptical, awaiting a full report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Williams
Port of London
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Market quotations and grain prices across cities
Indianapolis grain and livestock prices show declines due to excess supply at auction. Wheat, corn, oats, hay and livestock quotes appear for Cincinnati Chicago New York and Toledo markets with cattle hogs sheep and lambs values. Remedy advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy by O. D. Knoefel closes the page.
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Indianapolis
Efe
Cincinnati
Chicago
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