Date Set for Tribune Trial in Stockholders Case
Judge Ellis designated March 10 for the Tribune trial after arguments over the reply period. Plaintiffs seek to remove receiver Vincent, demand accounting from Dodd, and bar transfers of Tribune capital stock until judgment. My ers, former Tribune secretary, was removed as city editor under Receiver Vincent and remains on payroll.
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Cape Henry Shipwreck Report Near Cape Meredith
Cape Henry Virginia on February 28 reports Cape Meredith Partridge and Jack Twohy, and many others, witnessing the schooner Grant driven onto rocks in a storm. Rescue attempts failed to reach the vessel despite repeated lifeboat efforts.
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Paper staff changes noted in brief item
Mr Averill recently joined from Salem to take a position on the paper. W Brown ex foreman of the pooper, who sold his stock to Mr Dodd, is said to have left town last night bound for Portland or San Francisco.
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Adams Town in Turmoil Over Pipe Line Dispute
Tension rises in Adams as W P Wallin allegedly threatened Marshal Garrett with a shotgun during a bid to repair a water pipe on disputed property. Marshall Garrett backed off, and Wallin faced a bench warrant in Pendleton but was released after DA Phelps’ consultation. A justice court complaint remains, but no immediate action expected.
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Government Forms Mount ed Police Unit in Warsaw
The government orders formation of mounted police with rifles in Warsaw amid rising political murders. In Sosonic a police retreat was inaugurated and two officers wounded in the clash.
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Strike Not Probable Says Miners Demands Mailed
New York Feb 28 Mitchell states miners demands have been mailed to Baer and he expects a meeting of operators. General opinion is there will be no strike. Joint Coal Conference Pittsburgh Feb 28 operators decide to hold conference with miners in Minneapolis March 19.
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Forgeries Target Land Certificates in State Files
Salem reports a fresh batch of forged land certificates bearing a forged L Chamberlain signature dated January 1902. Fifteen certificates cover 4500 acres in Douglas Jackson and Malheur counties tied to Prink J Toland of Ta Cros via Goddard's Bank and Ladd Bush. Toland, a handwriting expert, was duped and later linked to the Puter-McKinley fraud case. the schemes used bogus papers to extract fees while other parties hold genuine certificates.
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Wisconsin
Colorado Requisition Starts Fight Over Murder Case
February 28 report from Colorado Port describes Secretary Thompson of the Colorado Mine Owners association delivering a requisition for John St. John linked to the Burke union. If the grand jury does not indict for Steunenberg murder, Thompson may move to Colorado to pursue murder charges against Superintendent Collins at the Smuglerston mine. Attorney Miller met with former client Orchard. Judge Smith ordered a private consult but Miller did not reveal interview results. If Orchard confesses, expect him to share the same account with the lawyer and tie Federal attorneys to a defense. Grand jury hearings begin tomorrow in the Steunenberg case.
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Militia Held in Readiness for Unrest Across Lands
Dispatches report European fears over China and Pekin fortifications. M Rubhausen predicts a spring revolt as German relations influence tariffs on wines and spirits. American and Swiss authorities chase powder factory links in Pekin, while U.S. food and art tariff adjustments linger.
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Augustavo Sues A J Cummings for 220 47 Suit Filed
Augustavo sues A J Cummings to recover 220 47 plus interest. Complaint filed today by Carter Raley Raley. police report notes nine violent deaths on last Sunday in New York and Brooklyn, with no long chapter of minor accidents or shooting outrage.
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Crazy Anarchist Taken At Petaluma
Tordini Bendetto, an anarchist, is held by Immigration Inspectors Crawford and Schulze and will appear before the board of immigration in Washington. Once jailed for setting fires in 1697 in Santa Rosa he carried a razor and revolver and threatened to burn the president. He canvassed Sonoma County recently, prompting arrest in Petaluma.
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Road to Jackson Hole survey advances in Idaho
Preliminary surveys by the Oregon Short Line probe a south fork canyon route along the Snake River toward Jackson Hole Idaho. A 36 engineer team sits at Rigby awaiting orders while another group plans Ashton work. Grade choices show heavy earthwork, with a projected build cost of up to 25000 per mile and a target readiness by next September.
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Attempted Jail Delivery Rocks Caldwell Prison
Boise readers report an overnight break in at Caldwell Jail where Tex Clark and eight others are jailed for murder and felonies a roof hole was cut from outside shots were fired at escaping inmates no injuries noted. Caldwell detectives identify a man at Two Rivers Washington as Simpkins hiding in a card game with a fresh forehead scar and leaving town after detectives arrive.
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Deer escapes Lincoln Park and races through Chicago streets
A deer escaped from Lincoln Park this morning and dashed along Clark Street to South Water Street. Bewildered by the maze of commission house wagons, the animal was finally captured after a brief struggle.
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Prices High for Mutton in Portland Market
Portland markets see record mutton prices with no fresh arrivals in 36 hours. Eastern Oregon lambs and wethers quoted at 6.94 to 6.96 dollars, milled sheep at 6.25, buyers scarce as growers hold stock. Higher mutton costs threaten beef prices as demand shifts. eastern Oregon steers and hogs price levels noted amid tight supply, with imports anticipated from Nebraska and Colorado to meet Portland demand.
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Foraker Opposes Hepburn Railroad Rate Plan in Senate
In Washington on February 28 Senator Foraker opened the opposition to federal rate regulation. He argued the Hepburn bill is unconstitutional and impractical and predicted a Supreme Court defeat if it became law. He urged amending the Elkins law to cover rebates and discrimination and said he will offer such an amendment disrupting executive legislative and judicial power in the ICC. The Senate also agreed to vote on the statehood bill before March 9, with Hopkins backing and Hale proposing deferral if territories are not ready.
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Pendleton petitions filed for three offices
Pendleton figures T. G. Halley, W. R. Ellis, and W. G. Cole announce candidacies. Halley seeks the supreme court judgeship as a Democrat and incumbent, Ellis runs for representative in Congress in the second district, and Cole aims for the Umatilla County Senate seat on the Republican ticket. All pledge support for party lines and reform.
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Suit on a Note Involving Ellora Piano House
Ellora Piano House sues S&. &. Shields for 288 dollars claiming a note default. Interest since October 7, 1905 and 40 dollars attorneys fees requested. Case filed by J. H. Lawrey. Marthe Martin, a young French woman from Reno, commits suicide by jumping from a ferry near Carquines trails between Benicia and Port Costa, near San Francisco.
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Son shoots father to save mother in Utah incident
In Ogden Utah on February 25 Joseph Checketts aged 60 attacked his wife in a fit of insanity and tried to cut her throat. Fearing his mother would be slain their son Frank shot and killed his father. Young Checketts surrendered to authorities.
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