Hall Ghat Goes 10 Jury Hall Ghat Goes 10 Jury
Defendant accused of taking part in the robbery of the Bec ton House at North Fork. George Hall found guilty by a jury after a brief trial with two witnesses and short arguments. He and another man were arrested by Sheriff Taylor near Bingham Springs station at 4 2 o'clock one morning.
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Becton House
North Fork
Offener Sneider
George 4 Hall
Taylor
Bingham Springs Station
Trial of Hall Begins in Circuit Court
The circuit court opens with District Attorney Phelps for the state and H E Collier for Hall. A jury is sworn with eleven members. Snelder testifies denying Hall’s involvement in the North Fork section house robbery. Hall testifies claiming no robbery participation and explains accepting plunder as presumed partner property. The case ends with rebuttal and final jury submission.
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Hall
Phelps
H. E. Collier
W. J. Sewell
J. . Lang
A. A. McDaniels
A.L. Snoxeart
Laula Hagen
William Talbert
J. H. Saling
Thoman Sperke
J. W. Cop
Snelder
Baker City
la Crande
Meacham
North Fork
Verdict in Simpson vs Pioneer Irrigation District
A jury in Judie Stewart's court awarded W. A. Simpson four thousand dollars in damages in the case against Pioneer Irrigation District over seepage from the Phylite canal. Simpson owns land opposite Star near the headgates, claiming canal seepage rendered his property swampy and worthless. The trial spanned about a week with many farmer witnesses testifying.
Milwaukee official blasts Chicago Board of Trade as bucketshop
In his annual report the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce secretary denounces the Chicago Board of Trade as a common bucketshop after the board discharged John Hill, an official who fought bucketshops.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Chamber of Commeres
Chicago Board of Trade
John Hill
Wisconsin Teller Sentenced for Bank Embezzlement
Milwaukee June 11 George Reinke formerly a teller at the Marshall Ideley bank in Milwaukee was arrested in Portland Oregon and today sentenced to five years in the reformatory after pleading guilty to embezzling fourteen thousand dollars from his employer.
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Milwaukee
George Reinke
Portland
Ore
Reformatory
Marshall & Ideley Bank
Drowned Man John Carroll Sow Recovered in Walla Walla
The body of John Carroll, missing since Wednesday night near Ft. Walla Walla, was found in Flow by Wing Cue, a Chinese laborer working for Lee Sing near Harras & Co. The discovery occurred after the bridge collapse and high water. Chief Ollee Brown and Charley Tung confirmed the identity.
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John Carroll
Walla Walla
Walla Walls
Garrison Creek
Ft. Walla Walla
Wing Cue
Lee Sing
Harras & Co
Carroll
Ollee Brown
Charley Tung
Excitement in the Douma Over Paveloff Sit-Ins
In St Petersburg the douma opened amid great excitement as Paveloff the military procurator appeared seeking a hearing on military affairs. The doama president refused to allow him to speak and Paveloff left the chamber.
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Paveloff
Petersburg
Doama
Seamen's Union Threatens Walkout on Gray's Harbor
Aberdeen report details a threatened coal seamen strike that could force 4000 Gray's Harbor millmen out of work unless unionized crews are used. A non-union schooner crew clashed with a steam launch in a night firefight, with over 100 shots fired and no serious injuries. Government officials opened an investigation into the incident.
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Iandamen
Union Nh
Gray's Harbor
Aberdeen
Fearless
Capain Linachet
Guaymas
Mexico
Menmen's Union
Tower Bay
Ti Ia
Vegulam
Execution Postponed for Baptism Before Tucker Death
Anston June 11 Roosevelt telegraphed Governor Guild approving delay in Charles Tucker Iments execution for the murder of Mabel Page. Tucker was not executed that morning as he was baptized into the Methodist faith in the death chamber. The warden postponed electrocution for the ceremony and the sentence is expected to be carried out after midnight.
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Anston
Hotel Visit Reports No Injury At Bingham Springs
M. Foley of the Bingham Springs hotel and summer resort was in the city on business. The road between Bingham Springs station and the springs was washed out but will be repaired to admit travel at once. The hotel building was not injured though water flooded the office floor briefly. The resort is open for summer trade and well patronized. A nearby bridge has been replaced and conditions will be restored soon.
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M. &. Foley
Bingham Springs
Bingham Springs Station
Railroaders Coal Stocks Reported In Intersta te Commerce Testimony
Two Baltimore & Ohio officials testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission on coal stock ownership and full value. Maryland Senator Whyte took the oath. Smoot expulsion looms as Burrows signals a resolution. The majority report says Smoot not entitled to the seat amid two years of probes. A rate bill is to be called tomorrow and a travel fund for the president is proposed at 25000 dollars.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles FE. Ways
L. R. Rockenbrough
Pittsburg
Whyte
Maryland
Burrows
Noticd
Senate
First Gold From Dawson Sets Fast Dawson Run
Seattle June 11 The White Flyer Dolphin of the Alaska Steamship Co. arrives with the season’s first gold shipment worth about 700000 from Dawson and Atlin. Most cargo goes to the Senile assay office, two boxes to the Canadian Bank, 20 passengers came via Prospector and Thrath, vault holds 20000 secreted by Purser Morgan. River water is ample and Klondike prospects look strong.
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Seattle
Dawson
Alngla Steamship Company
Atlin
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Dolphin
Prospector
Thrath
Lake LeBarge
Morgan
Klondike
Rockefeller Returns as Potentate in Compiegne Tribute
In Compiegne France on June 11 John D Rockefeller returned the mayoral call with full ceremonial formality echoing a European potentate. The scene mirrored grand reception traditions as Rockefeller engaged in the official duties of the day amid crowd attention and local protocol.
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Compiegne
France
John .D. Rockefeller
Tate
Roosevelt Pledges Meat Inspection Law to Restore Confidence
Washington June 11 Speaker declares that if the house passes the meat inspection bill it will restore public confidence. Cannon Beveridge Hopkins and others spoke with the president on the meat issue. The House agriculture committee met in executive session to consider related legislation as packing-house conditions are surveyed by German journalist Guthmann and a Scripps reporter who were denied access to sausage rooms. Boise city council imposes $300 license tax on the Artesian Water Co despite mayoral veto.
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Cannon
Scrippa
Washington
Beveridge
Hopkins
Boise
Boise Artesian Hot & Cold Water Company
Davis
Annett
Andrew Jackson Acquitted in Baker County Murder Trial
In Baker City on June 11 the jury returned a verdict of acquittal for Andrew Jackson who faced a man slaughter charge for fatally shooting his brother in law Warren Matthews. The jury deliberated shortly after 9 pm Saturday and found Jackson not guilty.
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Baker City
Andrew Jackson
Warren Matthews
Insurance Rates Advance in The Dalles
Local insurance agents were notified of a straight 25 percent increase in premiums for all new policy writings. The rise excludes dwellings churches schools and risks equipped with automatic sprinklers.
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Dalles
Longworths in London for ballet and shopping
Tandon reports the Longworths draw interest in London as they shop and browse Camera flonda. The weather threatens rain but they plan to attend the new ballet at the Alhambra tonight.
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Longworths
London
Tandon
Alhambra
Chicago Wheat Market Report June 11
Chicago Wheat market closed with wheat at 348, corn at 51, and oats at 7. Prices reflect steady trading into the session in Chicago.
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Chicago
Vaughan Named to Oregon State Dental Board
Dr. B A Vaughan has been appointed a member of the Oregon state board of dental examiners by Governor Chamberlain. He travels to Portland for an immediate board meeting while Dr H H Olinger of Salem also joins the five member panel.
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B. A. Vaughan
State Board of Dental Examiners
Chamberlain
Vaughan
Portland
H. H. Olinger
Salem
Board of Denati Examiners
E. 0. Smith
Eugene
O. D. Ireland
R. L. Lincoln
la Grande
Oregon
Cc. J. Smith
Board of Examiner
Orr FOR HONOLULU trans Pacific yacht race starts at San Pedro
In Los Angeles on June 11 preparations are complete for the first trans Pacific yacht race from San Pedro at noon. Four starters compete Enemone Uriine La Paloma and Unknanse with crews from New York Vecht club South Coast Yachting Club Hawaiian Island Yacht club. Urline smallest with 11 hour allowance. Race could take at least two weeks with favorable winds.
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Aro
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Enemone
Charles L. Tutl
Lindberg
New York Vecht Club
Uriine
H. H. Ainelair
South Coast Yachting Club
la Paloma
Clarence MacFarland
Morher
Unknanse
Accused of Firing Mine Fire In Colorado Coal Field
Manuel Martinez aged 17 a Mexican mine worker was arrested in Trinidad California charged with wet firing to the Big Engleville coal mine owned by Colorado Fuel and Iron. He was discharged from the mine three weeks earlier and the next day the property burned. Hundreds of miners were imperiled with many saved. the blaze rages, with losses estimated over 100000 for the fuel company.
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Trinidad
Cal
Manuel Martinex
Engleville
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Montana Floods Swamp Towns and Rail Lines
Havre Harlem and surrounding areas face widespread inundation from heavy rains and mountain snowmelt. Rail routes, culverts, and bridges are wrecked or under water. refugees fill hotels as crops and livestock suffer. Sheep drowned near Butte. Milk River and Missouri exceed banks. Widespread washouts disrupt Great Northern and Montana Central lines. landslides east of Fort Benton complicate recovery efforts.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Milk
Missouri
Beaver Creek
Havre
Harlem
Glasgow
Hinadate
Barlom
Koag
Dle Healy
Broadwater
Great Northern
Montana Central
Fort Benton
Savoy
Mondak
Seccession bill advances in state legislature
Sacramento report notes the assembly passed the Senate constitutional amendment giving San Francisco and San Jose charter amendment rights without legislative ratification by a 55 to 10 vote. The assembly also approved a $500,000 state building project for San Francisco by a 59 to 6 vote, despite limited organized opposition. In San Francisco, a waterfront strike conference on the steamer Corcoran failed to yield an agreement as shipowners and sailors pursue arbitration, with no ships sent out.
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State
San Francisco
Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
San Jose
Corcooran
Uniona
Surgeon Latta Leads McVicar Post Mortem in Ledoux Trial
Stockton June 11 Dr Latta a top surgeon and key witness performed the post mortem on A N McVicar. He described organ conditions and testified McVicar was alive during the hemorrhage staining the interior and that death occurred after the head injuries were inflicted. Cross examination touched on autopsy responsibility.
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Stockton
Dr. Latta
Ledoux
A. N. McVicar
McVicar
Bryan Opens Campaign as Anti Socialist Boom Starts
Berlin reports Bryan first leaned today toward a new boom for his presidential run. He declined to discuss details, saying the nomination is far away. He contrasted democracy with socialism, arguing democracy protects competition while socialism seeks to eliminate it through public ownership.
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Berlin
Bryan
Woman Shot Twice in Utah Bed Incident
Villard Utah June 14 Mrs Dar Woodland shot twice through a window by an unknown party. Arm may need amputation. Ed Johnson, who told officers, has been arrested on suspicion. The shooting followed a land dispute outcome.
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Villard
Utah
Dar Woodland
Ed Johnson
Nominated for Congress Frank H Waskey Nominated
Nome June 11 Frank H Waskey a prominent miner was unanimously nominated for delegate to congress by a mass meeting Saturday Motion for New Trial Denied New York June 11 the motion for a new trial for Patrick was denied and he faces execution for the murder of Rice unless the U S Supreme Court interferes
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Nome
Frank H. Waskey
Congress
Miss
New York
Patrick
Rice
United States Supreme Curt
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Ticker
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Kate Bill
House
John D. Rockefeller
Mene
Roosevelt
Committee of Agriculture of the House
Guthman
Germany
Jackson
Ela. Vaughn
State Dental Board
Orr
Honolulu
Saturn
Colorado
Bridger
Asyluniboine
Dsengere
St. Paul
Chinook
Weather Bureau
California
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Alaska
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
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