Perjury in Borah Trial Claimed by Witness Nugent
Boise dispatch reports Albert Klanop Nugent admitted perjury in timber land claims, claimed immunity from a federal officer, and testified about payments from John S. Wells tied to Wells and Anderson in land fraud matters connected to Senator Borah's trial. The testimony included details of transfers and forged complaints with limited memory of key names.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
William F. Borah
Albert Klanop Nugent
Horah
John S. Wells
Wells
Senator Borah
Anderson
Rush Yat
Nugent
Louis M. Pritchard
Pritchard
Rush
Mr Rush
Tine
Peruna Touted For Pelvic Disease Relief In Testimonial
A reader testimonial from Nashville underlines Peruna as cures for prolapsus uteri and pelvic catarrh. The letter claims lasting relief and renewed health after a year of persistent symptoms, with additional anecdotes from another user in New York.
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McGavock
Nashville
Tenn
Lani
Peruna
Calcowell
John Hopp
Webster Avye
Married Countess of Montignoso wed in London
The Countess of Montignoso formerly Princess Louise, who left her band and later became King of Saxony, has married in London a musician named Tosehn. Also included are results from National League and American League baseball games with multiple city matches and scores.
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Louise
Saxony
London
Tosehn
Roosevelt returns to White House after Oyster Bay stay
President Roosevelt arrived in Washington from Oyster Bay at 6 o clock last evening. A large crowd cheered as the party rode through Pennsylvania avenue toward the White House with little attention drawn to the carriage.
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Washington
President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Othe Station
Pennsylvania Avenue
Robbery Suspect Identified in City Case
Had evidence on him Wannhoneta O Serfio Perest Kerns of near Pinna says three masked men robbed him last night taking all his possessions including clothes. Joti ONet of Chieteo identified as one of the robbers and wore stolen items. Flo confessed but implicated companions. Police continue search for suspects tied to the Showman Killen incident near Sliverwood.
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Serfio o-Perest Kerns
Pinna
Ien Hesdas
Joti Onet
Chieteo
Pryek Tet
Otd Neil
Flo
Foxy Octopus a New Point on the Map in Oil Tariff Clash
In a federal suit against the Standard Oil trust, testimony shows tariff schedules fixed at Unionville and Center Bridge, linking oil lines from Olean and Lima to the seaboard. The government argues independent access is blocked by Standard Oil routes and nonpublication of rates, while Corsicana Refining owners shift from National Transit to Standard Oil control.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil Company
Trust
Calvin M. Payne
National Transit Company
Oil
Standard
Unionville
New Jersey
Center Bridge
New Jersey-Pennsylvania
Frank RB. Kellogg
Mr. Payne
Payne
Olean
Standard Oil Company of
Eureka Pipe Line Company
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Southern Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company
Lima, CO
Seaboard
Kellogg
Corsicana Refining Company of Texas
Henry C. Foaler, Jr
Calvin M. Pane
Corsicana
John D. Archbold
Folger
Corsicana Company
John G. Milburn
Mckintey
Canton
Ohio
Aged Civil War Veteran Ends Life in Auburn
An elderly veteran, aged and noted as a Civil War soldier, died by his own hand in Auburn on Sept 2. He reportedly hanged himself from a tree near his late residence, with onlookers and local officials confirming the death.
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Auburn
Terry
Lansing
Josue
Pitat
Mira’s
Whitegap Man Defends Home in Fatal Midnight Shooting
Bloomington dispatch reports Thomas Jaddis shot and killed Jesse Robinson during an attempted entry to Jaddis home in Indian Creek township Monroe county. Jaddis says three men with fence rails surrounded the house after a midnight call. Robinson died instantly from a shotgun blast judged aimed at the right body, with others fleeing after the incident.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indian Creek Township
Monroe County
Jesse Robinson
Thomas Jaddis
Jaddis
Robinson
Modern Road Building Praised Over Ancient Paths
Indianapolis report covers H Dodge of the Washington Agricultural Bureau touting modern road construction. He argues roads split centuries ago by Romans and Carthaginians used costlier methods and failed to endure. Dodge praises heavy road rollers and oiling as key to durable, better foundations and reduced dust.
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H. Dodge
Good Roads Department
The
Agricultural Bureau
Washington
State Association of County Commissioners
United States
Dodge
Atayel
Ehoudih
Indiana Federation of Labor Elects Officers at Muncie Meet
The Indiana Federation of Labor in Muncie elected Edgar A. Perkins of Indianapolis as president and John F. Tobin of Muncie as secretary-treasurer. Wellington O Connor of Terre Haute and Adolph Keppel of Indianapolis were named vice presidents, with O Connor first, and Harrys B. Hoag of Terre Haute as third vice president. A Canadian bank firm, the Canadian Valley Trust Co., closed its doors amid regional financial news.
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Ind
Indiana Federation of Labor
Edgar A. Perkins
Indianapolis
Wellington O’connor
Terre Haute
0. P. Smith
Logansport
Harrys BR. Hoag
Adolph Keppel
John F. Tobin
Clarence Gaumer
American Federation of Salar
Canadian Valley Trust E Company
Muskogee
Ll. T
Alfred Dreyfus
Chicago
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Roar
Mexico
Peyton Randolph Tenderson
Louisville
James D. Powers
American Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Nebraskia
Presta Roosevelt
Gister Way
Indiana politics and UMW test suit discussion prevail
Indianapolis reports outline a potential test suit led by President Mitchell and Secretary-Treasurer Wilson of the United Mine Workers to determine state taxes on a large defense fund. Tax probes seek nearly $200,000, with 1902 law exempting union funds from taxation noted. The piece also covers Democratic gubernatorial prospects in Indiana, naming Thomas R. Marshall, J A M Adair, Judge Erwin, and Mayor Roehne, amid labor and political tensions and various financial statistics for Indiana cities.
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Ind
Mitchell
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Hooton
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
Marshall
Indiana
J. A. M. Adair
Portland
Erwin
Decatur
Roehne
Evansville
Joe Reiley
State Committee
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