Rogers' Son Steers Family Empire After Father’s Death
Wil Henry H. Rogers, son of H. Rogers, emerges to lead the family business amid questions of succession. He has shown generalship and financial acumen since 1907, earning respect as he takes on larger duties in Amalgamated Copper, Anaconda, Brooklyn Union Gas, and United Mines, among others.
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Lier Rogwre’ Dowth
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Virginia
Hi Son
Urban Broughton
Broughton
Amal
Qtimated Copper Co
Anaconda Copper Co
Brooklyn
Withdrawals Stop Thousands of Acres in Oregon and Nebraska
Reliable information indicates the Secret ary withdrew about five thousand acres on the Owyahee river in Oregon and six thousand five hundred twenty acres on the North Platte river from entry last week. Recommendations for more withdrawals along Western streams are in the secretary’s hands.
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Owyahee River
Oregon
Ballinger
North Platte River
Elopes and monument tale from Cavill family includes a missing bride
A romantic tale from Redwood City recounts the elopement of Sadie Cavill to William Hol ward. The narrative shifts to discuss a monument request for "Adam, the trot man" by Brady, who commissions a stone statue and a single inscription.
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Gardenville
P Drady
Malthiere
Patrick
Urady
Drogheda
Ron Jean
Brady
Traay
USA
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Ccakes
Mother Gets Her Children
Paris court of appeals rules that the children of Count Bont de Castellane and his former wife Anna Gould shall remain with their mother, the Princess de Sagana. The parents are granted fifteen days to decide schooling arrangements or have the court place the children in Lysee Janson de Bailly.
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Paris
Court of Appeals
Count Bont de Castellane
Anna Gould Ehall
Princess de Sagan
Lysee Janson de Bailly
Devil of the Mountains Captured in Mexico
In Morelia on May 28 Rurale guards captured Balomento Garibay known as the devil of the mountains after months of pursuit. He was seized by a ruse as part of a long crackdown on the devil's band. Also reported, Mrs Alice Chopin died in poverty in the leper colony at the home of her mother in Mexico City after a life of social prominence in New Orleans.
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Murdered Slave Girl Case Heads to Appeal
In Olympia May a Chinese man named Wing Wah was convicted of murdering a slave girl he was bringing into the country for immoral purposes while detained in Banas. He claimed she tried to die and that he helped finish the act, hid the razor, and washed the blood. The jury found him guilty of manslaughter with a 20 year sentence at Walla Walla. He appealed and the court has ruled, with transfer to Walla Walla anticipated.
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Henry H. Rogers
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Twenty Second Engineers
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Olympia
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Supreme Court
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