Salt Trust Killed in Federal Court Ruling
United States Circuit Court in San Francisco, after arguments by United States Attorney Woodworth, permanently injuncts the Salt trust and associates except Imperial Salt company. Judge Morrow signaled that an appeal might bring broader scrutiny, implying precedent from prior trusts. The ruling effectively ends the Salt trust.
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United States Circuit Court
Deathlow (O
United States
Woodworth
San Francisco
Federal Salt Company
Morrow
Imperial Salt Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Red Cedar Shine
Cuban Reciprocity Negotiations Reported Progress
President Palma has sent full instructions to Cuban minister Quesada in Washington for talks with the United States on the Cuban reciprocity treaty. Secretary Hay already knows them. The main dispute is the rebate on Cuban sugar and tobacco imports. A compromise between 25 percent and 50 percent rebate is anticipated.
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Havana
Palma
Senor Quesada
Washington
United States
Hay
Marietta
Barcelona
Venezuela
Maize
Sir Michael Herbert
Newfoundland
Lost at Sea Wreck Claims 36 Missing from Elangamite
A British steamer Elangamite bound from Sydney to Auckland wrecked near Three Kings Islands northwest of New Zealand. Forty one aboard saved, thirty six missing. Built 1447 register 1965. Fire in New York tower injures but no fatalities expected. Deer Lodge county election results contested over alleged illegal votes. Christian Science healer charged with practicing without license after patient’s death.
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Sydney
Auckland
Three Kings Islands
Yuddard, Burke & Co
Melbourne
Australia
New Zealand
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Miss Mahin
Miss Marchier
Gray
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Lawlow 5
Carpenter
New Castle
Hugh Miller
Mra Miller
Epilepsy cases flood US data amid global woes and unrest
A long, fragmented telegraph of 19th century world events reports 140,000 epilepsy cases in the United States and 140 cholera cases with 12 percent deaths in Egypt. It notes robberies, political upheavals, assassinations, and various international and domestic incidents from Culver Indiana to Venezuela, including a Texas shooting that killed Jeff Chenault, and a federal perception of trade and war in multiple regions.
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United States
Egypt
Culver
Ind
Petersburg
London
Jeff Chenault
Jordan
Toney Jones
Orange
Texas
Matos
Castro
Standard Oil Company
Barmah
Toral
Sanago de Cuba
Murcia
Northwest notes sweep of diverse incidents and items
Portland wheat shipments for the past week reached 414408 bushels. A train near Castle Rock, Colorado killed three men and seriously injured two others. Astoria bowling team defeated Olympia 2440 to 2276. Butte editor James W. Kelly to stand trial October 15 for shooting William Cayley. In Ashwood Oregon a wagon overturn killed a wife and child. A quarrel in Missoula left Frank Scott mortally wounded. Seattle reports Russian boundary monument rumors proved groundless. Butte detective Charles A. Ray died after being stabbed. Yukon gold output forecast at 12 million dollars. Colorado stage coach toppled 300 feet injuring ten. Butte burglary stole jewelry valued at 500 with eight policemen nearby. Portland hops market set a record for a single day. Cascade county assessor Nat McGeify accused of about 5000 short accounts. Oregon Supreme Court bars Henry Straynor for unprofessional conduct. Glasgow deputy shot William Humphrey. three bystanders injured. Pacific coast strip mill amalgamation reportedly near, creating a 20 million dollar capital. Adolph Lorenz performed a hip disease operation at UC without a knife. George Allison lost in Cumberland woods. recovered search ongoing. James McGeary to stand trial for killing William Evans after claim Evans refused to adopt his invention. Kalispell Great Western superintendent Kagan missing. snow raises fear of death until spring thaw.
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Portland
Castle Rock
Cola
Astoria
Ure
Olympia
Nat McGeifly
Cascade County
Montana
Supreme Court of Oregon
Henry Straynor
Frank McDadel
Clara Fitch
State Bar Association
Straynor
Glasgow
Mont
United States
James R. Stephens
William Humphrey
George Allison
Cumberland
D. C
Quartz Creek Canyon
Comox Lake
Allison
James McGeary
William J. Evans
Anaconda
Mont. MeGeary
Mr. Evans
Evans
McGeary
Kagan
Kalispell Division
Great Western Railroad
New Pump Irrigation Methods and Licensing in Dairy
The article reviews a shift to large stream irrigation using engines to water 7 to 42 acres daily, reducing reservoir and windmill costs. It weighs licensing for dairy workers and methods to enforce sanitation, and announces a new dendrochemical lab studying wood chemistry in chestnut, white, red, and black oaks, western hemlock, and other trees.
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West
Kansas
Nebraska
Arizona
National Bureau of Forestry
Bureau of Chemistry
England
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Puritan
New York
Labor
Hobbern
Tampa
Kan
Sod
St. Vincent
George Vest, Jr
Senator West
Missouri
Columbia Hotel
Hamburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Christopher Willis
Mary Ferguson
Denain
Department du Nord
France
Densin
Wilkesbarre
Dennis Dorris
4. C. Hennessey
Doris
Walter M. Jones
China
Chi-Li
Washington, D.C
Richard Cole
Ada Gilbert Dennis
Hawaii
Mexico
Maui
Tanbara Gisaburo
Jacobsen
Pred J. Wood
Fstes
August Kregle
Stillwell, Tod
Justina Kregle
Oxford
Kregle
Misa Kregle
Shanghai
Edward Mahoney
Duluth
Cdy
Mahoney
du, Tuth Boat Club
Northwest Notes
James W. Kelly
Butte
Wr. Cayley
Charles TL. Campbell
Ashwood
Ore
Frank Scott
John Tyler
Missoula
Mant
Tyler
Scott
Jack Dalton
Seattle
Skagway
Charles A. Ray
Edward J. Daley
B. Charleson
Canadian Public Works Department
Yukon
Simons Dry Goods
Oregon
Pacific Coast
California
Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
University of California
Canada
Minnesota
Julian E. Lane
Idan
W. S. Emerson, M. D
Tracy's Drug Store
J. M. Rogers, D. D. S
Atmagenman
Leon Calhoun
LAW
Hagerman, Ideh
C. W
E. M. Dill
South Bail Street
Dake
B. Githens
Idaho
Myrt A. Weaver
D. W. Yaden
North Rail Street
Frank Pharris
Doc. Smith's
F. M. Crandall
Idaho Nursery
Payette, Idaho
Mentty
Eveeana
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