Standard Oil Case Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
Chicago March 10 Judge Anderson instructed the jury to find Standard Oil of Indiana not guilty after a long defense arguing no fixed eighteen cent rate existed. Two indictments involving Whiting shipments to East St Louis and St Louis remain void. The government vows appeal while officials weigh next moves in higher courts.
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Roosevelt letter shows hesitance on Haiti intervention
Kingston Jamaica March 16 Roosevelt writes White House would not intervene in Haiti yet notes prior failures to mobilize American public opinion. He cites Panama Cuba Santo Domingo and Porto Rico as needing long preparations and laments educated Northeasterners' blindness to foreign crises.
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No Choice On Forty-Seventh Ballot For U S Senator
On the forty-seventh joint ballot for United States senator Hopkins received 16 votes with no choice declared. The report notes ongoing deadlock as legislators continue voting.
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Steamers in collision and go aground off New England
Reports from March 10 describe the Horatio Hall sunk after a collision with the H F Dimock near Nantucket Sound. Crew and passengers were rescued by Orleans lifesavers. the Dimock towed away the survivors. A second accident involved the Massachusetts grounding near Cedar Tree Neck Vineyard Sound in fog, with revenue cutters aiding. A third vessel reportedly grounded near Chatham with thick weather complicating rescue efforts.
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REOPENS AMID DISORDER IN AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT
Vienna March 10 The Australian lower house reopened amid fierce factional conflict between Germans and Czechs after February turmoil. Ministers faced hostile shouts from Czech and Radical benches as Premier Von Blierwerth urged orderly work. Pallat Christian Socialist elected president and urged unity for national welfare.
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Wisconsin Senate probes extend time for investigation
Madison dispatches report a heated assembly debate over extending the senatorial investigation to May 1. Warden J W Stone delayed testifying while L B Dresser testified about Stephenson funds and county expenditures. The committee referenced Cook’s ledger details and discussed inheritance tax distribution to counties, with opposition arguing for broader inquiry.
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Gratitude From Sailors For Miss Gould And Mrs Sage
New York harbor tale shows sailors expressing thanks to Miss Hete M. Cunt and Mrs Rus sell Sage for generosity. A speech at Brooksvale social tea recalls Mrs Sage’s gift of postal cards and Miss Gould’s monument to philanthropy. Admirers from distant ports honor the benefactors in a naval Christian service and at the FOG building.
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University Hearing Delays On Inheritance Tax And Rights
A state senate committee, after hearing several county representatives, will postpone discussion on an inheritance tax question to next Thursday. University students will attend the hearing in the assembly parlor to examine gender equality in access to the university. The transportation committee will consider repealing an old provision on train speed and liability, while railroad and telephone workers engage in hearings on franchises and exchanges. Public service men show interest in franchise determinations, and peddlers face license fee revisions amid multilingual remarks at the committee session.
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State Storm Binds Wisconsin In Heavy Winter Weather
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee reports a sweeping winter storm across Wisconsin with heavy snow sleet and wind disrupting street traffic and communications. Neenah also endures a late season snowstorm hindering rail and telegraph links as trains and services face delays. Delays in morning streetcar service persist amid widespread travel disruption.
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Snowbound Rails Jam Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota
Heavy snow and high winds crippled rail and telegraph service across Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and Illinois. Freight and interurban lines halted and city transit stalled as drifts up to two feet and higher stranded trains and kept crews busy repairing damage amid widespread outages.
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Mob Balked Of Its Prey At County Hall
A masked mob of about 100 gathered at the county seat at midnight demanding Sheriff Jackson turn over a suspect in a murder case. The sheriff refused, and the crowd dispersed after the interrogation ended. Judes MooA.L Rebrrls takes up his Chee NONE Week.
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Mrs Palmer Postpones Europe Sail After Telegram
Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago delays departure for Europe aboard the Lusitania after receiving no telegram from Chicago. She orders baggage sent back and takes the Twentieth Century Limited to Chicago this afternoon, agitated by the telegram’s contents.
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Priest Fatally Shot at Polish Church Rectory
Three masked assailants killed Father Anson Ansion, rector of St Stanislaw Polish church in Newark MN, and wounded housekeeper Antonia Sewrzytska as they fired in the rectory during mass. Four suspects detained amid church faction disputes and rumored fund diversion.
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Alfalfa Expert Returns From Arctic Exploration
Prof. Ebbesen Hansen, chief U. S. agriculture explorer, returns after nine months in Siberia studying superior alfalfa and clover varieties. He notes four continents and arctic lines yield hardy, high climate alfalfa for beef and mutton production. Hansen, third-time Arctic traveler, is compared to Luther Burbank for northern plant mastery.
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Kempster Will Fight Divorce Suit Hearing Ordered
Dr Walter Kempster of 428 Jackson Street, Milwaukee, sought an order to show cause why he should not be forced to answer his wife’s divorce complaint. He failed to file an answer within twenty days, and the court set a hearing for Saturday while granting a stay of proceedings.
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IS KING EDWARD III by Asseriatel Press
Phovita March 10 Clonel Sir Arthur Treyldean defended King Edward III against claims of illness ruling out a serious condition. The king reportedly walked in the morning and rode a car in the afternoon. London confirms no illness but notes fatigue似. Edward planned to travel to Paris then Biarritz for air show views with Wilbur Wright.
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Generality Tate Tomorrow Bun Fun Day
Forecasters predict a busy day with snow in the north and windy conditions. The system brings rising temperatures and cooler trends, with northwest winds easing by Thursday. Local observations note a brisk pattern, and a chance of clear spells in the evening.
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