Wade Wade Mental End Nervous Wreck in Craig Case
Affidavits allege Wade is a mental and nervous wreck unfit for trial. Bank officials and Wade’s bondsmen seek dismissal, claiming no fraud and that Wade planned to restore Craig property to rightful heirs. Statements from Dr Haynes and others support the defense.
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Wade
First National Bank
John Fi. Haynes
Tallman
James Crawford
William Baker
Levine Greely
C. B
John Ft. Haynes
Los Angeles
Doutoy
C. B. Wade
Rev
I. B Taliman
Adams
Leyina Greely
Wades
Woman fatally poisoned after breakfast quarrel
In Los Angeles this March a woman identified as Mrs. Jeanette Collinson killed herself with bichloride of mercury after a dispute with her husband over breakfast readiness. He attempted to give antidotes but failed, and she died.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Jeanette Collinson
Charge Dropped Request Seeks Full Exoneration
A legal petition asks to exonerate a suspect by removing all criminal blame and dropping pending charges. The document emphasizes the desire for complete dismissal and clearing the individual’s name.
Disgraced Russian General Begins Ten Year Sentence
Disgraced General Stoessel starts a decade in the St. Peter and St. Paul fortress after being sentenced for surrendering Port Arthur. He shares a 20 foot square room with Admiral Nebogatov, who also serves a ten year term for surrendering to Japan in the Sea of Japan. The room overlooks a garden where officers may promenade and Stoessel’s family may furnish his cell. Officers not in the fortress use a private mess for meals.
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St. Petersburg
Mar
Stoess
Port Arthur
Fortress of
St. Peter and St. Paul
Negobatoff
Sea of Japan
Stoessel
Fortres
American adviser Stevens shot by Koreans in San Francisco
D W Stevens an American who advised both American and Japanese governments on Korea was badly wounded by unknown Koreans in the lobby of the Fairmount hotel after praising Japanese rule in Korea. The attack occurred as he walked toward the Ferry Building. the assailants, accompanied by a second Korean, were captured and treated for minor injuries.
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Korea
San Francisco
D. W. Stevens
Fairmount Hotel
Stevens
Opus
Fairmount
Builiding
As- Siva
Korean Counsiel of
Steamer Sinks Off Hako Date. Hundreds Feared Dead
A steamer collided off Hako date last night at two o clock. About 220 passengers and 40 crew were aboard. 206 are reported dead with many missing. Boats from Hideyoshi aided but locating the craft proved difficult. The disaster is described as total loss for Matsu.
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Hakodate
Hideyoshi
Theam
Matsu
Florida Senator William J Bryan Dies From Typhoid Fever
United States Senator William J Bryan of Florida died at Providence hospital from typhoid fever. He had served in the senate 73 days. His death followed a period thought to be recovery, shocking the public.
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Washington, Mar
United States
William J. Bryan
Florida
Providence Hospital
Senate
Captain Hank Restoration Bid Follows Carter Appeal
Oberlin M. Carter a former U S Army engineering corps captain announced plans to seek restoration to his rank and army status after Judge Kohlaval cleared him of fraud. He will appeal to President Roosevelt claiming he is an American Dreyfus. Carter, once in Savannah during fortification work involving Gaynor and Greene, was sentenced to four years in Leavenworth.
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Kobisnars
Oberlin
Chicago
M. Carter
United States Army Engineering Corps
Kohlaval
Roosevelt
Carter
Dreyfus
Ann Engineering Corps
Savanih
Natoriovs
Gaynor and Greene
Praudy
Leavenworth
Collision sinks Japanese steamer off Hakodate
Tokio dispatch reports the Mutsu Maru colliding with the Hydeyoshi at 2 AM off Hakodate. The Mutsu Maru sank with the captain, crew, and 244 passengers lost. Unclear fate of Hydeyoshi and remaining crew.
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Tokio
Mutsu Maru
Hakodate
Mutsu Marvy
Two steamers collide near Hakodate. 266 drowned
Early morning collision between the Matsu Maru and Hideyoshi Maru near Hakodate leaves 266 dead, 220 passengers and the remainder crew. The Matsu Maru sinks in several fathoms of water with total loss. The Hideyoshi Maru suffers minor damage and assists in rescuing crew and passengers. The Mutsu, an 800 ton coaster, was nearly cut in two. passengers jumped into the sea as lifeboats from the Hideyoshi Maru struggled to locate them.
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Tokio
Hakodate
Maotsu
Von Bülow Favors Papers Boycott Stand
Berlin reports Prince von Bülow refused to address the Reichstag today until the newspaper boycott ends. Journalists and lawmakers clash after a reporter was insulted in a speech. Reporters will not handle rebates until an apology is offered.
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Berlin
Mar
Prince von Bulow
Reichstag
Washington sheepmen cleared in notice case
Judge H J Bean ruled that Washington sheepmen accused of crossing the line without proper notice were not guilty. The cases against Johnson Brox one Von Hollenbeke and Adame and Bryson were submitted by stipulation and found sufficient notices. Other Washington men who failed to give such notices were recently fined.
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H. J. Bean
Washington
Bean
Johnson Brox
von Hollenbekes
Adame & Bryson
Hearst's Choice May Put Hisgen Forward for President
Massachusetts governor candidate Thomas L. Hisgen, Hearst's Independence League figure, is tipped to be its presidential candidate. He is a noted opponent of the Standard Oil trust and is likely to be featured by Hearst papers as a league candidate soon.
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Massachusetts
Standard
New York
Mar
Thomas L. Hisgen
Hearst
Independence League
Aisachusetts
League
Hagen
Bteadard Ol Company
Ohlo First to Deship in Target Practice
The batt leship Ohlo leads the fleet in target drills with the big ship firing her last shot yesterday. Gunners rest after arduous work while the Georgia extended practice late into the night as fine weather holds. F Augustus Heinze remitted $22,000 to the U S treasury for contempt of court.
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Magdalena Day
Mar
Battteship
Ohlo
Georgia
F. Augustus Heinze
United States Treasury
United State Court
May Deport Foreigners from Oregon Mental Hospital
A Salem special reports a proposed wholesale deportation of foreign residents confined at the state insane asylum following a month long inquiry by Governor Chamberlain and Superintendent Steiner. The investigation began after two Swedish millers arrived unable to speak English, triggering concerns that aliens are being shipped to the U S and dumped into asylums. Three inmates suspected of being brought for support are slated for deportation papers.
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Salem
Oregon Sunday Journal
Mayleum
Chamberlain
Steiner
Asylum Commission
Commissioner of Immigration
Narrow escape as I. R. & N. No. 6 wreck narrowly avoided
A brake beam on Oregon Railroad and Navigation No. 6 damaged a guard rail near the city at 2 AM. The beam tore the rail, bent a car, and damaged boxes and frames but did not derail the train. Cars were moved to Albina and Portland-bound baggage was transferred. no passengers stirred, minor delays noted.
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Albina
Portland
Mts
Divers in demand as search calls flood Northwest
Experienced divers like J. J. Scott receive multiple employment inquiries from Coos Bay Pasco and the Puget Sound area after Troy Todds body search and the Avalanche wreck raise. Scott left for Coos Bay to aid in the steamer Avalanche recovery then return to Pasco. The high pay and perilous work attract few workers despite years of experience.
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Northwest
J. J. Scott
Unvatuila
Troy Todd
Coos Bay
Avalanche
Pasco
Columbia River
Sound
Scott
Freewater Man Files Candidacy for Constable Post
Joe Lawson of Freewater visited the city this afternoon to file his petition as a candidate for the office of Constable of Freewater precinct. He returned home afterward.
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Joe Lawson
Freewater
Civil Service Exam Round in Post Office
Clyde FB Finch of the post office fore, after traveling to La Granite, completed a civil service examination for four applicants seeking postal service positions in La Grande.
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la Grande Clyde
FB. Finch
Post Office Fores
la Granite
Denver Hustlers Break All Records at Convention Fund
Denver reports a breakthrough as the city pays the final $100,000 guarantee fund three months before the convention opening. The payment marks the first time a convention city has settled the full guarantee early, signaling strong local backing and timely financial readiness.
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Denver
Mar
National Convention Committee
Men Suspected of Stolen Horses Arrested in Burns
J A McIntyre and Paul Frase alias Paul Kruger were arrested in Burns Oregon on horse stealing charges based on Walla Walla sheriff's information. They allegedly shipped three carloads of horses from Walla Walla on October 26 and November 13 1907 with destinations Miles City Montana and St Louis Missouri. Sheriff Haviland and Deputy Sheriff Painter pursued the case since last October, and warrants were issued last week. McIntyre is jailed in Walla Walla. Kruger is in Burns. The case remained quiet to avoid alerting suspects. officials say they have strong evidence to convict.
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Walla Walla
J. A. McIntyre
Paul Frase
Paul Kruger
Burns
Ore
Sheriffs Office
Wallia
Miles City
Mont
St. Louis
Washington
Oregon
Haviland
Painter
McIntyre
Kruger
AFL Hit Hard as Buck Stove Boycott Probed
Justice Clabaugh of the District of Columbia supreme court issued a permanent injunction preventing the American Federation of Labor from placing Buck Stove on its unfair list. A temporary injunction had already barred the boycott, and the federation plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court of District of Chamabin
Federation
Steve Company
U. Ss. Su
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Clabaugh
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Buck Stove Company
Time
Sui&p
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court Rules Against North Carolina in Rate Case
Washington March 23 The United States Supreme Court today ruled against North Carolina in the railroad rate case. The decision follows weeks of tension over state rights and federal court authority, with threats of federal intervention looming earlier.
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North Carolina
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Hermiston Mercantile Suit Against Rice Concluded
After several days of trial the Hermiston Mercantile Company versus John Rice ended today with the suit to foreclose a mechanic’s lien. Rice contends the company did not fulfill its contractual obligations, and attorneys will not argue the case for several days.
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Hermiston
Hermiston Mercantile Company
John Rice
Rice
Tacoma hop grower Vinton Kincaid dies at 69
Wealthy Tacoma hop grower Vinton Kincaid died at age 69. He built extensive holdings in the hop industry and was known as a prominent local businessman. The death leaves a notable gap in the Pacific Northwest agricultural community.
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Vinton Kincaid
Tacoma
Wool buyers predict low prices as lambing starts
Wool buyers from Pendleton anticipate a weak market this season with prices likely to fall from last year though demand remains. Local sheepmen, led by J M Keeney, expect better wool grades due to open winter and good conditions. Lambing is underway with ideal conditions. Alex McIntosh named sheep commissioner, officials to reconvene soon.
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Pendleton
Jacob Sheuermann
Frank Lee
Heppner
Charles H. Greene
Koshland Bros
B. J. Burke
Judde& Root
J. M. Keeney
Cunningham Company
Umatila County
Cunningham Place
J. E. Smith
MclIntosh
Alex McIntosh
Paulina
T. F. Boylen
McIntosh
Congressman Littlefield Resigns for Law Practice
Portland Maine March 23 Congressman Littlefield has sent his resignation to Governor Cobb effective September 20 to resume his law practice. Close friends say he will enter the railroad law business with the Western railroad at a salary of 30000 dollars per year.
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Littlefield
Maine
Portland
Cobb
Western Railroad
Independent baseball meeting to reorganize city team
A meeting of city baseball players is set for this evening at the Commercial association rooms to plan for the coming season. J. R. Raley calls the meeting to form an independent nine similar to the previous year’s squad with B. K. Lorimer likely to serve as player-manager. A business manager will handle finances as the group aims to erase last year’s defeats against Garden City, La Grande, Baker City, Elgin and other Inland Empire towns.
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Vnt
Commercial Association
J. R. Raley
Associaton
B. K. Lorimer
Garden City
la Grande
Baker City
Elgin
Inland Empire
Grealee
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Craig Case
Vihot
C. K. Cranston
J. T. Tambirth
Vey
Joe Vey
E. J. Sommerville
G. W. Rugg
H. F. Johnson
Stoessel Behind the Bars
Ruslan Fortres
Aaoaoain
Adviser Stevens
Resent
San Fran
Cisco
Whorkila Senter
Serge
Hank
American Deeyeus
von Boulow
Neichstag
Tean
Hisgen
Cchamberlain
J. 4
Seon
Todis
California
Taft
American Labor Federation
Judge Clabbaugh
Preme Court
WAL
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