Davis on the Stand in Lengthy Trial Proceedings
Testimony concentrates on cash handling at the Blakeley and Taylor terms with questions about turnover of funds, erased ledger entries, and sums ranging from 1500 to 2000 dollars. Davis explains financial strain and borrowed money while defense probes the motive and timing of alterations in the ledgers and the 4000 dollar change in the Blakeley ledger.
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Davis
Davia
John McCourt
Blakley Ledger
Taylor
TH Taylor
Joe Blakley
A.C. Funk
Renson
Chile
Mer Funk
Jo Blakley
Ion
Fat Taylor
Davie
Large pocket mine yields 450000 at Columbia hill
John Don dero took 60000 from his pocket mine at Columbia hill yesterday. The find is one of the largest pockets in Toulumne county, in a district that was considered worked out forty years ago.
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Stockton
Tan
John Dondero
Columbia Hill
Toulumne County
Freight brakeman James Swart killed by freight at La Grande
James A Swart a 20 year old freight brakeman and telegraph operator at Kamel on the O R & N was killed by an eastbound freight at 4:00 am in the La Grande yards. He was transferring between the engine and pilot when the 40 car train rolled over him. He leaves a two year old son and parents Mr and Mrs W Swart on a Meacham Creek farm. Four brothers and a sister also noted. Funeral set for Friday afternoon in La Grande Oregon.
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la Grande
Jaimex
Swart
Ro & Nu
Wurte
Thie
James A. Swart
Aineham Spring
Unmall County
Cond
Wis
Kamela
Afra
W. Swart
Meacham Creek
Mingham Springs
Jack Swart
Waltshoro
Harry Swart
Hingham Springs
Jerry Swart
Adame
June Mason
End of Caucasus Rebellion Supposed to Be Near End
Reports from St Petersburg describe the Caucasus rebellion nearing collapse. Troops have repelled insurrectionists, refugees are arrested and exiled, while widespread capitulation follows coercive measures. Tens of thousands surrender or return under amnesty promises, though pockets of resistance persist in Grurgetl district.
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Siberia
St. Petersburg
Odeon
Caucasus
Tongim
Grurgetl
Unidentified body found after wreck near Victoria
A tug Buhada retrieved a body and headed to Seattle. Miss Bruer of Minneapolis aims to reach the scene with an Indian guide to recover her uncle, a millman from St Paul. The US steamer Perry was en route to the wreck but returned to port.
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Ater
Victoria
Buhada
Seattle
Miss Bruer
Minneapolis
Millian
St. Paul
Niere
United States
Perry
Church authorities clash as officials seek church plate
On January 31 fighting erupted in Newern churches as government officials aided by police attempted to seize church plate under the law separating church and state. The struggle involved many church members who resisted, with several arrests reported.
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Furia
Welling Preparations Highlight New York Social Scene
Miss Roonevelt spent a birthday with her dressmaker while preparing for her upcoming marriage. She joined her lover Mr Longworth this afternoon to meet the congressman's sister Countess Deohwinbriun, who arrived in the city.
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New York
Roosevelt Not Originating Report To Congress
A DemocraticGeorgia member Bartlett argues Congress may regulate rates and that originator credit lies not with the president. Patterson of Colorado backs the president and urges Democrats to support Senate discussions on the Santo Domingo treaty and related appointments. Washington notes include Bartlett’s attack on corporate motives and a 1868 origin claim. Paterson criticizes foreign policy but backs administration against moneyed interests. Amos Wilder named consul general at Hong Kong and Charles H Stockton named rear admiral.
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Saa* Uarilett
Georgia
Washington
Bartlett
Totay
Congress
Patterson
Jan
Amos Wilder
Wisconsin
Hongkong
Charles H. Stockton
MUST INCREASE WAGES Indianapolis Jan 21
Mitchell told operators in the central district there will be no agreement without higher wages. Operators asked for time to decide. A county commission adjourned after approving a bank petition for 926000 money at 2 percent interest. Moors fired on a Spanish cruiser near Melilla. a gunboat was sent to investigate. A $100000 blaze hit the St Albans business district this morning.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
Central District
Lanning
Ada County
Hales
Jan
M.atoon
Idaho Tritt & Savings Bank
Capital State Bank
Melilla
Cruiter Titant Teatelis
Mone
Vine
St. Albines
St Albans
Experimental Highway Plan Seeks Local Support
United States Senate letters reveal a plan to build two miles of experimental road in Oregon, one mile in Pendleton and one in Salem, with labor and materials provided by local communities. Officials urge county cooperation and broad public notice to showcase new construction methods and machinery.
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United States Senate
Washington
D.C
Henry J. Bean
Pendleton
Ore
Dene
Samuel Hil
Washington Good Ronde Association
Oregon
Salem
Judge Scott
Food Ronde Association
Amcerttain
Electric line project moves through Washington towns
M R Hanger and George Thompson lead a drive to build an electric line from Covello to Wallula via Dayton Touchet and Walla Walla. They report securing capital and aim to connect with riverboats at Wallula. Promoters are consulting with commercial clubs and chambers in Walla Walla and nearby towns.
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Waila Waila
Wash
M. R. Hanger
George Thompson
Capitaliota
Columbia County
Covello
Columbia Tiger
Wrallula
Wakteburg
Cowtie
Dayton
Touchet River
Touchet
Walla Walla River
Wallula
Washington
Dixie
Walla Walla
Dog triggers cow quarrel ends with arm amputation
In Roseburg Oregon on January 21 Cheorge Spraeklin and Charles Allen quarreled over a dog annoying a cow. Spraeklin was shot with a 44 caliber rifle at close range, his left elbow shattered and amputated. Al leen escaped injury. No arrests. Spraeklin underwent surgery in this city after being brought Sunday.
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Roseburg
Ore
Cheorge Spraeklin
Charles Allen
Spraeklin
Ao Reault
Alleen
Supreme Court Fixes March 15 Execution Date
The supreme court this morning confirmed the sentence of Lord Seymour Barrington and set March 15 for his execution in Jefferson City Missouri. A rope and knife found in the cell were believed to be intended for his own death before the decision was announced.
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Jefferson Cis. Mo
Supreme Court
Seymour Barrington
John A McCall Very Sick With Concussion
New York January 91 reports John A McCall is very sick with concussion of the liver. B Hill departed for the south to stay through April due to health concerns.
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New York
Sly John A. McCall
B. Hill
South
New High School Course Draws Enrollees for Business
The Innovation in the High School Curriculum proves popular with 64 students enrolled in the regular business course and nine in typing only. Superintendent Traver notes the four year program will not much interfere with other courses. many enrollees come from distant areas. Names of students enrolled in regular and typing only courses are listed.
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Praver
Hlet Sehen
AA. Peterson
Traver
Business College
Senare
Cuerse
David Hil
Norma Alloway
Faith Reson
James Bryson
Ralph Creswell
George Cooley
Lester Cronin
Minnie Cater
Julia Cooke
Curt Kinlwards
Faye Gibson
Pearl Harris
Lytton Ivanhoe
James Johns
Shermitt Kunkel
Rey Leaner
Robert Livermore
Lotte Livermore
Arar Meane
Erma Stann
Rosele Toiferson
Ora Noble
Hazel Bish
Orville Theeves
Furvilet Slater
Evina Thompeson
Cora Warner
Maude Williams
Laura Wyrick
Gertrude Warren
Edina Zimmerman
Rigar Smith
Eva Roott
Maralee Hatley
Abe Casey
Mary Puhlgren
Bruce Gilbert
Albert Glee Won
Lester Humley
Tester Menus
Edward Mentzer
Frank Pierce
Horbert Ruppe
Glenn Scott
Clr Turenon
Wille Milne
Steven Evwards
Clara Boylen
Mabel Reynolds
Lorren Harris
Aubrae Graham
Phyllis Parkes
Anna Basler
Pearl McQaurty
Ethel Temple
Bessie Folkom
Catherine Smith
Ivy HU
Carl Leonard
Walter Creswell
Dixie Todd
H. Bh, Swogeatt
Edna Storie
Rogers Need Not Testify Then in Missouri Case
Supreme Court rules Rogers need not answer questions as Missouri courts weigh Hadley action against Standard Oil. Justice Gildersleeve notes the delay, while Attorney General Hadley voices surprise and ponders new legal moves. Chicago recall shows Gardner’s confidences and Morrison seeks bank records on profits and leases. court adjourns as counsel rush to a sick child.
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New York
Jun
Supreme Court
Rogers
Gildersleeve
Missouri
Hadley
Court of Original Jurisdiction
Supreme Court of Misouri
Changing Their Minds Among Canyon City Stockmen
Canyon City Oregon January 1 stockmen recount a dramatic shift in sentiment toward government forest reserves. Initially opposed as threats to summer grazing, they now back the policy, noting relief from past drawbacks and expecting Hine Mountain to become a permanent reserve. Associations unite in support and resolutions.
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Canyon City
Wallowa
Chesimus
Wrunha
Hine
election of Paul Morton as head of Interborough Metropolitan Tradition
New York January reports indicate Paul Morton has been elected president of the newly formed Interborough Metropolitan Tradition company with $225,000,000 in capital. Officials say he will be the top executive, succeeding Morton as head of Equitable Insurance, pending a planned revewlod.
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Equitable
New York
Paul Morton
Morton
Equitable Insurance Company
Fire destroys concentrator overnight causing huge loss
A morning fire of unknown origin devastated the concentrator, causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars and forcing a shutdown that affects 400 workers. Spontaneous combustion of chemicals is suspected as a possible cause.
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Hutte
Jan
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