Thaw and Evelyn Dialogues in Garden Witness Scene
New York March 12 Jerome questioned Hummel about an affidavit as Thaw mingled with Evelyn in a garden. The defendant approached Smith, asked odd questions about a “nice girl,” and moved through the crowd before returning to Evelyn and later shooting White, with testimony noting Delmas’ objections and Evelyn’s past allegations.
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New York
Jerome
Hummel
Evelyn
Smith
Delmas
White
Thaw
Ktucks Collowend
Witchee
McCaleb
Alil
Beals McCaleb
Madison Anemme
Nik
Dinek
Jett
Appointment of W C Trietol as U S district attorney Oregon
The president signed the appointment of W C Trietol as United States district attorney for the district of Oregon. Burlatol had been nominated but was not confirmed due to Senator Multon opposition.Several land fraud cases remain to be tried and Trietol’s familiarity with the cane may aid prosecution.
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Washington, D.C
Mareh K
W. Vc
HN Trietol
United States
District of of Oregon
Burlatol
Seelon
Senate
Multon
Etristol
Defense Seeks To Undermine Evelyn Testimony
Jerome argued to admit Hummet's testimony and the affidavit to counter Evelyn Thaw's sworn statement. He said if he can prove under oath that Evelyn denied that White dragged and ravished her and that Thaw pressed her to swear, then Thaw's beating and whipping motive may sway the jury. Delmas requested time to prepare.
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Evelyn
Jerome
Hummet
Evelyn Thaw
White
Thaw
Delmas
City of Para Seized for Contraband Arms Voyage
Reports from San Francisco state the Pacific liner City of Para between San Francisco and Central American was seized by a Nicaraguan gunboat for carrying contraband of war. Two hundred thirty six cases of arms were seized and the vessel released to continue to Honduras.
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Tlanthuras
San Francisco
Tacific
City of Para
Central American
Honduras
Deadlock Seen in Wisconsin Nomination Battle
Madison March 13 a likely deadlock shapes the nominating field. Amal Tenroot is checked by La Follate while Stephenson leads the probable slate, bolstered by a strong campaign presence and support from key backers.
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Madison
Wis
Amal Tenroot
la Follate
Cateue
Stephenson
Fritz Seheel Death Shocks Philadelphia Orchestra
Fritz Seheel, famed Philadelphia orchestra leader, died this afternoon from pneumonia. The death marks a sharp end to a prominent music career in the city.
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Fritz Seheel
Philadelphia
Fritaz Beheel
Orchestra
Convictions Upheld in San Francisco Appeals Court
United States Court of Appeals confirmed the verdicts of ex congressman J M Williams, Dr Van Gesner, and Marion Tigges in a Portland fraud case. The San Francisco panel overruled writs of errors for Van Gesser and Hite, while Williamsons appeal was dismissed for a similar reason, signaling a clear victory for the defendants on meritorious grounds though Willimeson remains under possible Supreme Court review.
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J. Heney
Vietory
J. N. Willwmeon
van Gesner
Marlon Tigges
San Francisco
Court of Aments
Tr. van Gessner
Kiger
Wiliemeson
Portland
J. M. WM
van Gower
Mation Bigge
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francia
Appesiite
Hite
Williammon
Eupreme Court
United States
Winumson
Ven Geener
von Deaner
Mage
Supreme Court of the United States
Williameen
Bank President's Crisis Reported in Canton Ohio
Canton Ohio March 19 J G Mc Dowell president of the TM Farmers' bank eluded his colleagues this morning and yesterday with a personal crisis that left staff shaken and summoned medical aid. The incident prompted swift action by bank officers and raised questions about leadership stability at the institution.
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Canton
J. G. McDowell
Farmers’ Bank
Eliote Himell
Sudden Cabinet Meeting Sparks Railroad Speculation
Washington reports a hastily called cabinet session with no public disclosure of its purpose. The likely topic is the railroad situation as pressure mounts for a broader investigation. Hermann, linked to resignations after pressure from Senator Mitchell, faced dismissal or removal, amid testimony that he obstructed land fraud inquiries in the West.
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Washington
Hte
President orders delay of land patent inspections
Washington reports the president issued an order canceling the February 12 land title rule requiring pre patent inspections due to lack of funds. Cabinet met half an hour with no statements given. Cortelyou hinted at a quick deposit decision on customs. Bank news confirms no fixed date for $30,000,000 in additional money to be placed with depositories.
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Washington
Congress
Cortelyou
Consular Examinations Fall Short of Applicants
Washington March 14 The first examinations for the consular service under new civil service rules are held tomorrow amid anxious interest. Indications show not enough applicants to fill existing and future vacancies. Shortages stem from adequacy of technical knowledge languages worldly affairs and business sense to be good country representatives. Pittsburg March 13 Three trainmen were drowned when a freight derailment plunged into Deer Creek. Bodies not yet recovered.
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Washington
Toot
Pittsburg
Deer Creek
Wall Paper Footer Fire Destroys Janeway and Carpenter
A morning blaze in New Thranewick New Jersey damaged the wall paper footer business of Janeway and Carpenter. Estimated loss reported as 640000 dollars. No further details released.
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New Thranewick
N. J
Janeway & Carpenter
Wall Street Shaken as Stocks Plunge Across Market
A sharp market reversal sends prices down one to ten percent in New York. Union Pacific and Reading plunge while Great Northern and Northern Pacific hit new lows amid fears tied to Berlin panic and a cabinet meeting called by the president.
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Bertin
Union Pacific
Reading
New York
Berlin
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Northern Oregon
Steel
Conference Called Off As Morgan Leaves For Europe
Morgan sails for Europe and Harriman announces a postponed conference with the president. Morgan says the visit aimed to discuss the railroads and public anxiety over investment and construction, and suggests meeting with McCrea Newman Mellen and Hughitt to seek steps to ease tensions between railroads and the government. The president agrees to meet the named individuals.
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McCrea
Newman
Mellen
Hughitt
Government seeks tailor for Fort Shaw service in Montana
March 13 Fort Shaw Montana advertises for a male unmarried tailor to join the Indian service. Starting pay not over 460 annually, with potential future increases. Duties include introducing French cut styles or feathered Indian adornments, and extending a telephone line between Buttercreek and Pilot Rock.
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Nidicane
Washington
Fort Shaw
Mont
William Hilton
Jack Canyon
Upper
Butter Ork
Buttercreek
Pilot Rock
Alleged bribery of legislators probes underway
Faceramento March 1. Assemblymen Cogswell McMullen Roct Ror ry Lidlngton and Johnson of San Diego Bernators Wright Caetright and Sergeante-at-arms Martin and Stanford were examined by the district attorney this morning in a tropical reform matter. The DA announced securing important evidence to present to the grand jury this afternoon. Thirty other legislators were subpoenaed this afternoon.
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Faceramento
Cogswell
McMullen
Roct
Rorry
Lidlngton
Johnson
San Diego
Wright
Caetright
Martin
Stanford
Stockmen Seek Law To Protect Livestock Claims
Walla Walla stockmen and shippers push a legislative amendment to prevent contracts that exempt railroads from liability for injured or killed livestock in transit. Telegrams to Olympia urged support, naming Senator Pauly and Charles T. Huston as targets for votes. No further word available today.
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Walla Walla
Olympia
Wabliity
Pauly
Girl Jumped From Traction Building, Dies In Cincinnati
Gertrude Hornisch a 20 year old in fragile health hastened to her employer's office on the 11th floor of the Traction building and leaped to the pavement. She died from her injuries later. The incident occurred in Cincinnati on March 15. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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Cincinnati
Gertrude Hornisch
Traction
Japan to send warship aid for the Dakota
London reports the British admiralty requested Japan dispatch a warship to assist the Dakota. London underwriters warn of heavy losses if the Dakota is a total loss.
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London
Japan
Pendleton Students Prepare Letter Writing Day for Homeseekers
Pendleton public schools to issue about 500 personal letters to intending homeseekers in the East on March 16. County Superintendent Frank Welles promotes the program, aiming to attract settlers by distributing descriptive letters and a circular from the Lewis and Clark fair. Portland Commercial Club assists with furnishing names and content to reach inquirers.
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Pendicton
Portland Commercial Club
Pendleton Public
Frank FL Wellea
Umatilla
Sg State
Portland Commercial Whinly
Hiem
Umatia County and
Pendleton Commercial Association
Sanders
Welles
Dead at Sea Toll Reaches About One Hundred
March 1 report from the ministry notes approximately 100 dead officers and crew, with 407 responding to muster. About 175 are missing and 68 in hospitals, while 1 death is expected.
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Port
Mareh
Miarole
Toinistey
Obstructive Tactics Delays Ruef Perjury Case in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 13 Ruef defense tactics slow proceedings as Heney and others rebut Ruef’s charges. Attempts to file affidavits are denied, venue change denied, jury drawn, and adjournment set for March 25 with Ruef kept in custody. Weather and market updates from Chicago follow, Wheat up, Corn down, and Oats mixed.
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San Francisco
Ruef
Heney
Dunne
Bill
al Counte
Algo
Welle
Elier
United States Supreme Court
Walla Walla Weighs Municipal Paving Plant Purchase
The Walla Walla city council debates buying a municipal paving plant to cut street costs. Estimated price about $7,000 for the plant, paving at $1.70 per square yard versus $2.17 now. Rival paving companies and council factions fuel strong support for municipal operation.
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Wallia Walla
Walla Walla
Wolle Willa
Sriteeman Reduced in Size and Newspaper Moves
The Walla Walla Statesman now four pages after a price cut to 25 cents per month. It shares office with the Walla Wallin Onion, fueling talk they may merge. A. B. Steel buys the Madden Property on South Cottonwood Street for improvement and occupancy.
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Ineland
Madden
A. B. Steel
Pacific Express Company
Thie Elt
Daun Mideden
Cottonwood Street
Assembly in Morning Test Rushing Plan Foiled
In an early session a disturbance blocked a plan to rush a final 8000 vote tally. The committee reported against Plutton, while members favored the grab and moved to suppress desks. The speaker noted fresh rulings favoring raiders as the motion was adopted.
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Delmon
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Wint Thaw
W. C. Trietol
Deatiawe
Wisconsin
Fie
Lenroot
la Follite
United States Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Federal Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Tichcock
Ringer Hermann
Hermann
Hitchcock
Oregon
W. B. McGee
Wall Street
Chicago
Auer
Henry
Graft Meare
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