Mrs Chadwick loans tied to bank collapse questioned in court
In Cleveland the court hears testimony on loans to Mrs. Chadwick from Oberlin and First National banks. Directors claim ignorance of loans until the bank suspended. Read reveals checks cashed by Chadwick and others, with officials naming Beckwith Spear and Provo in relation to the alleged fraud.
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Mrs. Chadwick
Chadwick
Cleveland
Coumt
Cam
Holker
Oberlin Bank
Randolph
Gaeahler Spear
Marshall
First National Bank of
Beckwith
Spear
Berlin
G. J. Provo
Prudential Traum
W Chadwick
H. OH. Avery
Bmyrn
Nina
Speer
Taxidermy expert Wallace opens Burns shop for Lewis and Clark exhibit
Warn. J. Be Wallace, a noted taxidermist from Omaha, has arrived in Burns and opened a shop. He will mount birds and quadrupeds for display at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland, serving as superintendent of the Northwest School of Taxidermy department. Local residents are sending specimens for mounting and the county expects favorable comment on the exhibit. Col. Emmett Callahan of Baker City arrived in Suropter on legal business and is tied to discussions of a federal judgeship in Oregon. He is described as a friend of President Roosevelt and cabinet members, a receptive candidate without active campaigning for the post. A claim is noted that 700,000 Rundan soldiers are cant of Lake Baikal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Wallace
Our
Burns, Harney News
Mein
Portland
Wallace
Northwest School of Taxidermy
Omaha
Harney County
Air Management
Noistake
Callahan
Emmett Callahan
Baker City
Suropter
Hin
Emmett, Jr
United States Circuit Court
Oregon
Congress
Roosevelt
Cabinet
United States Senate
Cal Callahan
Sumpter Daily Miner
Coe Commission Co in Receivership Amid Wheat Market Turmoil
Coe Commission Company with hundreds of offices across the Northwest and on the coast entered receivership today. Former Judge Harrison appointed as receiver. Liabilities estimated at $200,000 due to difficulties in the wheat bull movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolia
Coe Commision Company
Northwest
Harrison
Tribute to Mrs Stanford From David Starr Jordan
President David Starr Jordan of Stanford University pays a high tribute to Mrs. Stanford praising her brave, generous, and lifelong devotion to learning. He recalls her sacrifices for the university and her steadfast partnership with her husband in advancing education and righteousness. The tribute calls her a friend of learning and a devoted wife whose work benefited Stanford and the wider academic community. In related items, Land District sources note Farnsworth & Son running 8000 sheep at Rhea’s Siding with 4200 ewes to lamb and herd in fair condition amid dry ground, while Idaho’s legislature passed 150 bills with the governor signing 12. the fate of the rest awaits adjournment.
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Beavid Starr Jordan
Jkl
Jillian Chargypat
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Hermlum
Terehe
Mont
Frank Farnsworth
Rhea's Siding
Farnsworth & Son
Mr. Farnsworth
Farneworth
Farnsworth
Heppner Gazette
Grain Markets and Political Shuffle in March
Markets report May wheat at 1.86 per bushel and July at 0.96, with corn at 44 and oats at 31. San Francisco May wheat at 91.06. Liverpool May wheat quoted. Certelyou to resign as postmaster general and national Republican chair, Harry S. New named temporary successor. Nominations sent to Senate for U S treasurer Charles H. Treat and Charles W. Anderson as internal revenue collector at New York.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Liverpool
Certelyon
Washington
Dutlee
Pontmaster
Certelyou
National Republican Committee
Harry Sr. New
Indiana
Worehington
Preeidemt
Senate
Charles H. Treat
New York
Treaverer
United States
Ellia W. Roberts
Charlles W. Anderson
Treat
Six Thousand Rail Workers Strike Over Hours and Pay
New York City is tied up as six thousand transit workers strike for shorter hours and higher pay. Transit companies deploy strike breakers under police protection. some lines run, yet many trains are disrupted. Violent incidents are reported as strikers attack trains and conductors in at least one incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York City
New York
Atc
Stanford Great Mystery Sparks Honolulu Inquiry
A Honolulu inquiry cools while police hold back public details in a Stanford household poisoning case. Key witnesses Beverly and Richmond, plus butterman McWhinney, fail to illuminate the mystery as strychnine indications surface and Bertillon measurements trigger protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Bertillion Stanford
Beverly
Richmond
HELP NEEDED FOR FAIR ASSOCIATION ENLISTS SUPPORT
A Pendleton area effort seeks active endorsement from the Commercial Association to spark an agricultural fair association in Umatilla and Morrow counties. plans include raising stock, expanding outreach to Athena Weston Milton Helix Echo and other communities, and completing fair grounds and speed course. The campaign urges businessmen and farmers to fund the remaining stock subscriptions promptly.
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Agricultural Toll Association
Commercial Association
Umatillan County
Pendleton
Athena
Weston
Milton
Helix
Echo
Morrow
Agricultural Fair Association
Burines
German Built China Rail Link Affects Missions
New York March 7 A German railway completed in China will aid Protestant missions says a Presbyterian board official. The Taung Tau Chinan line spans 250 miles, cost 914000000, built with German capital under German control though China guards it. It links Taing Tau Wei Hsien and Chinan Fu stations, boosting union education efforts for Presbyterian and English Baptist groups. About 9000 China link residents live within 50 miles of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Taing Tau
Wei Hsien
Chinan Fu
Link
Shantung Province
Pendleton Commercials Association Seeks Women of Woodcraft HQ
Tonight the association will consider promoting the Women of Woodcraft campaign in Pendleton. Twelve applicants, including Jerry King and L. L. Kinney, seek membership. discussion also covers securing WOodcraft headquarters and promoting the district fair, with action likely on both items.
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Women of Woodcraft
Gener
Bospels
The
Commercials Association
Ole
Jerry King
L. L. Kinney
George W. Eyre
Loyd Harris
Tracy Beam
Roy Skile
E. J. Ellstrom
FP. W. Waite
J.L. Sharon
Glenn Y. Wells
W. Cameron
J. P) Murphy
Friends of the Air
Cheeua- Shou
Standard Of Out of Business and Trading Stamp Prohibition
Preliminary steps were taken today by the attorney general to gather depositions for a writ of ouster against the Standard Oil Company and for a receiver for the Santa Fe for alleged violation of the anti trust law. Sacramento reports the governor signed a bill prohibiting the giving of trading stamps. Kans Gets Golf Feet notes Congress debate in Topeka and the house killed revolutions for investigation of the harvester and beef trims. MORSES IMPROVING SLOWLY reports Mr and Mrs S I Morse recovering from a runaway accident. Mrs Morse bedridden but improving slowly. Mr Morse bruised but able to move about. J A Brown, a Leaington district farmer, says warm weather has boosted wheat prospects with ample moisture and needed warmth. Heppner Gazette
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Topeka
Standard of Company
The
Santa Fe
Kans
Kan
J. A. Brown
Leaington
Mr. Brown
Heppner Gazette
Rev Bell to Address Pendleton Eagles Tonight
Rev J N Bell of Baker City will speak at the Eagles anniversary program at the Fraser tonight at 8. Bell, famed Oregon orator and longtime grand chaplain of the state Masonic lodge, is a strong believer in fraternity and has been warmly received in Pendleton before. The program includes special numbers, but his address is the chief attraction for members and the public alike.
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Pendleton
J. R. N. Bell
Baker City
Eagles
Bell
The
Fraser
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Oregon
Order of Eagles
Information Against Wade Delays Trial as Defendants Collapsed
District Attorney Phelps filed information against C B Wade on charges of larceny by bailee and forgery involving a Craig estate fund and a forged Joseph Vey note. Wade, in a state of collapse, could not be arraigned. bonds set at 3000 and 4000. Doctors testified his mind is incoherent and resting and a change of surroundings might help. Trial postponed until his condition improves. motions to dismiss denied.
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C. B. Wade
G. W.phelps
Wade
Craig
Joseph Vey
Ellis
William Slusher
Robert Forster
John F. Robinson
Dra. Cole
Vincent
Smith
Best
Tote
Phelps
Cold Springs Irrigation Ditch Company Formed at Echo
Articles of incorporation filed for Cold Springs Irrigation Ditch Company of Echo with A. Crawford H. Hurlburt and Lawrence Canfield as incorporators. Capital stock set at 10000 dollars in shares of 10 dollars. Purpose to buy build and operate irrigation ditches drawing water from the Hinkle ditch above Echo and ferrying it across the river for Cold Springs lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Springs Irrigation Ditch Company
Echo
A. . Crawford
Hurlburt
Lawrence Canfield
Hinkle
Cold Springs
Twelve Injured In Chicago Elevated Car Crash
Twelve were injured at Market street when a Chicago & Oak Park elevated car derailed after striking an open switch. The car overturned narrowly avoiding a plunge to the street, one likely fatally hurt.
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Chicago
Chicago & Oak Park
Market Street
Stolen Reserve Funds Reported at German National Bank
Cincinnati March 7 report says the reserve fund of the German National Bank is short 65000 dollars. About 60000 dollars in bills and 6000 dollars in gold were taken from vaults. The bank was strong and sound, with no regular employees missing.
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Cincinnati
German National Bank
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Albert Beverley
J. W. McWhinney
Sherif Henry
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Cody
Qed
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Japanee
Reputs
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Mukden
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Putiloff Hill
Slater
Electric Light Company
la Grande Observer
A. M. Palmer
Sacramento
Mr Mores
5. I. Morse
Frank Salipg
J. N. Bell
Cold Springs Irrigation CO
Hinkle Ditch
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