Morse and Curtis Plead Not Guilty in Bank Fraud Case
Morse and A W Curtis former heads of National Bank of North America pleaded not guilty in court today to twenty nine conspiracy counts and eighteen counts of making false entries. Bail set at 30000 for Morse and 10000 for Curtis. they were released on bail with three weeks to reconsider plea.
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Explosion at Union Pacific pits sparks widespread damage
A fire and subsequent explosion erupted in the gravel pits of the Union Pacific railway. The blast destroyed telegraph lines and poles, cutting communications for a time. No injuries were reported as the shock rattled a wide area.
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Metal trades meeting reports state of trade across towns
Associated Press dispatch from New York March 11 notes a meeting of New York and New Jersey metal trades association. Members from various towns reported on the current state of trade and conditions. The meeting concluded with statements on member participation and ongoing activities.
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Local workers idle amid stalled trade prospects
About 6 000 workers remain idle with many laid off before year end. Officials say little improvement in trade is expected soon and there is no sign of wage cuts or retrenchment happening.
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Itinerary of Warships From Navy Declares Partial Visit List
Navy Department releases a partial itinerary for the Atlantic and Pacific fleets after target practice at Magdalena Bay. The plan notes visits to San Diego Coronado Santa Barbara San Pedro Santa Cruz and San Francisco with dates and exact movements not fully disclosed. Communications from San Diego indicate 26 dispatches exchanged with Washington as ships remain within 400 miles of Magdalena Bay.
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Army Small Arms Competition Schedule Listed
Instruction outlines annual small arms trials for Army departments in Dakota, Missouri, and the takes. Fort Sheridan Illinois hosts rifle and pistol events starting August 10 with the rifle contest followed by pistol matches. Top shooters may advance to Camp Perry Ohio for national and NRA events starting August 21.
Oratorical Judges Named for Wisconsin Contests
Secretary Broker of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Oratorical association has secured a full slate of judges for the state contests at Ripon on March 13. Delivery judges include Dr. George MarcAcam Madison Prof W H Hotchkiss Northwestern Evanston IL Fy E Dety Wisconsin civil service commission Madison Prof D G Kinsman Whitewater Normal School Rev Edward H Smith First Congregational Oshkosh. Thought and composition judges include Prof B H Jackson Grand Rapids Wis principal Wood county Normal schools Rev J Stemen First Presbyterian Stevens Point Principal C M W Swenford Sparta President John A Keith Oshkosh Normal School Prof F Scott Clark Northwestern Evanston. This year’s contest at Ripon will be the largest in association history with Carroll College Waukesha sending two speakers.
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Whitewater
Railway Education association chief sues after police error
HB Baker president of the Railway Educational Association Brooklyn says Pittsburgh police misinterpreted the business and had no warrant in arresting assistant general manager William Petze for operating an employment agency without a license. The group is an educational institution offering examinations and job recommendations and claims substantial railway business in 1907.
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Pittsburgh
William
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Athemos-Races Yet After Accident Noted
Fragmentary OCR mentions an incident and races at Athemos with unclear timing and participants. No complete names or locations provided, but indicates a follow up event or result connected to an accident.
Conspiracy Ties Convicts to Deputy Warden Murder
From Butte Montana March 1 a dispatch reports coroners inquest evidence that five convicts plotted to murder Deputy Warden John Robinson during a failed prison break. George Rock and William Hayes survived the attempt and face murder charges. testimony links a conspiracy to the crime.
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Hafid's Forces Weaken as Moroccan Civil Strife Grows
Dispatches report infighting among Hafid loyalists in the south of Morocc o. Key figures G Mrougt and Ghereef El Kitank reportedly deserting Hafid. Abd El Aziz supporters may seize Fez and Mouriya if General Bardanal advances, signaling a pivot in the sultanate conflict.
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Yorktown Gunboat Arrives for Target Practice in San Francisco
The gunboat Yorktown arrived from La Union Salvador and anchored at Magdalena Bay for target practice. It was reported to be alongside the Albany which outclassed other ships in Admiral Swinburne's squadron. The Yorktown will remain in port for several weeks.
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Fallieres to Visit London in May Visit
Paris AP reports President Fallieres will visit London in the second week of May accompanied by Foreign Minister Pichon. The announcement confirms the planned diplomatic trip and indicates high level French involvement.
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Arguments Resume For Walsh New Trial In Bank Case
Associated Press report from Chicago notes resumed hearings in a U S district court as John S. Biller, chief counsel for ex banker John Walsh, presses that the government failed to prove Walsh acted with criminal intent in using bank funds. Proceedings spanned much of the day.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Macion
John FR. Walah
United States District Court
John S. Biller
Walsh
Exbanker
Night Riders Visit Negro Tenant in Gibson County
In Trenton Tennessee on March night riders fired into a negro tenant's house narrowly missing three children and left warning notes at other homes. All targeted Negroes are described as good citizens. a curiosity woman questions the spending of her husband.
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Butter Makers Meet Opens Three Day Convention
Butter makers from nearly every state gather at the St Paul auditorium for a three day convention. Governor Johnson welcomes delegates and J J Farrer of Carver Minn delivers the annual address. Wisconsin’s Cornelison speaks on protecting patronage and quality while facing competition.
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Honor for an American Ambrose Petry Elevated to Knight
Ambrose Petry of Chicago has been named Knight of St Gregory the Great by papal decree. The Chicago founder of the chapel car mission, which aids Catholic outreach by traveling priests, received this honor as the order underscores long church service and missionary work. The chapel car mission has recently operated in Kansas and South Dakota.
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John Teagle Former Independent Oil Refiner Dies
John Teagle once of the nation’s best known Independent oil refiners died at his Cleveland home last evening. He was about sixty years old. Additional death notices note other nearby obituaries.
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Cleveland
John Teagle
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