Gompers and allies sentenced in U S labor case
Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Samuel Morrison received prison terms from Judge Wright in Washington with Gompers jailed for twelve months Mitchell nine months and Morrison six months. The ruling tied to alleged ballots and a company listing dispute fueling labor protest remarks in Indianapolis and national union reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Secretary Morrison
Washington, D.C
Caby
Ricky Stove & Sango Company
Gadis
Sheratary Morrison
Lalor
Tudge Wrisht
Supreme Court of
Districts of Columbia
Federation of
Auints
Gompirs
Michellia
Cuee
Federation
Viotsiow
Gould
Mafairsta
United Sinton Court of the Distriet of Columba
Oosball
Gompers
Michell
Btorrison
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Thariet Court
Washington
Gompoyg
Mitchell
Morrion
Inter
National
Ane
Heopsvelt
Treasier Yin
Roosevelt
Bankers Held In Pittsburg Graft Case
W A Rathbey and A Vilsutk, former German National Bank figures, were arrested with seven councilmen on charges of alleged conspiracy and robbery. They appeared for initial hearings as a crowd gathered outside the courthouse. Authorities promised further indictments and arraignments as the municipal graft story unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaurt
Pittsburg
W. W. Rathbey
A. Vilsutk
Pshier
German National Bank
Conmiracy
Peace Between Nations Amid Turmoil and Death
Fragmented obituary and dispatches recount the death of Captain Smith and the lingering Caribbean crisis. Reports from The Hague and Berlin outline foreign ministers’ statements on Venezuela Dutch tensions, while Washington notes potential resumption of diplomatic relations as Vice President Gómez seeks settlement aboard the North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Rasiarptio
Venezuela
State Department
Gomex
Bette
United States
la Guatra
Buchantan
Unita Sutes
North Carolina
Elks Distribute Christmas Deliveries to City
The Elks lodge led a drive to distribute toys and food to families in need. Committees organized by John Clitterd William Harrington and Artin Heins prepared and posted collection points for donations and delivery to homes in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelik
Mae WB
John Clitterd
Wiliam Harrington
Vormitie
Clirietmas
Verdict Payment Questioned in Federal Case
A court case involving the Wontar Muryteni rulivonde company references a 316,000 payout and an appeal to Nimiren court. The text notes a verdict, injuries, and a claim against an individual named Elkins, with legal action and a federal edurt context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Wontar Muryteni Rulivonde
Nimiren Court
Verediet Moe
Tyr der AL
Dayton
Kat Halde
Elkins
Copesmas's Mothei Tes Ave In Quiet Town
In Fairmont a strange incident unfolded as Julia A Copemas's mother, aged and frail, was left near a dwelling. Stephen A Cotman, whose whereabouts are unclear, was implicated in a separate disturbance. local authorities investigated lingering claims and escorted families to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Julia A
Quke
Ty Lev
Stephen A. Cotman
Tate
Cnacody
Elfext
Fairmont
Tras
Rue Mulling
Anerapon
Jagth Tobie Hoy left and halted in a startled scene
A fragmented account describes an incident where a person named Jagth Tobie Hoy appears to react with shock and guilt as others observe a tense moment. The text is incomplete, leaving key details unclear.
Coal Shipment From Kangwha River To Southsville and Claeiwalla
A Decca-A shipment of one million bushels of coal departed the Kangwha river today bound for Soutsville and Claeiwalla, with the rail route through Pittsburgh noted.
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Gallipolis. O
Decca
Kangwha
Soutsville
Claeiwnalla
Rae ‘Rein Pistsbure
County Judges At Work In District Proceedings
County judges handled sessions noting bonds posted by John Shirley and others, with appraisers named A Lang Lloyd G Morman and Charles J Roy. Guardianship of infant Veete Aah assigned, tax and personal property values cited, and petitions granted to remove gates from a pod tieuy. Administrators appointed, bonds set, and a justice certified for Contilatrict with exonerations recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seudiiona
G. Lane
John Shirley
A. A. Lang
Llyd G. Mormor
A. Lawson
Charles J. Roy
Thomas M. Halley
Thomas M. Halley Quatified Iy
Veete
Detburt
Givins
John Cochran
Oters
Guy C. Wilkinson
Tasos
Duytesun
Supreme court rules ballots must be counted when voter intention clear
The Supreme Court of Appeals held ballots must be counted whenever possible to reflect voter intent. The decision discusses how ballots are marked and counted when candidates appear on two tickets, with a focus on avoiding ambiguity. The opinion was released Tuesday by Judge Shannon and others, noting Justice Mer Whorter retires January 1 and K. Wiltus will succeed him, with the court to adjourn for the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiest
Supreme Court of Appeals
Tueailay
Coasassera
Wong County
Daliotte
Sotodad
Harding
Mmundamus
Ynir
Parkersburs
Srannon Hamled
Jude Poftenbarger
K. X. Wiltlaus
Grunbrier
Burnside Joins Cincinnati Firm as Traveling Salesman
W. G. Burnside has accepted a traveling salesman role with Meyer, Wine, Kafehen & Co. of Cincinnati, importers and wholesalers of furnishings. He will cover the same territory previously handled for Speyer Brown of Wheeling, with headquarters at the Traders Hotel. Burnside brings valuable selling experience to the Cincinnati firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Burnside
Meyer, Wine, Kafehen & Co
Cincinnati
Tade
Speyer Brown
Wheeling
J. Clark
Burnside
Tradurs
Schools Close for Christmas Holidays and Holidays
Schools close Wednesday for Christmas vacation with classes resuming January 4. An afternoon meeting of the staff and teachers planned a Christman program of recitations. Contributions and thanks were tendered to teachers and staff for their work, and appreciation expressed for the opportunity to serve the students.
Missouri Ousts Standard Mutual Officer Takes His Life
Fred A. Whinlaen former president of falysl Life Insurance died at his home on Eger Street morning, as police investigate a gas poisoning. The Mutual company remains under receivership in February. Indicted: Burnham, his brother Georgi Burnham Jr treasurer, and George Bidette actuary for forgery and conspiracy over company funds. Burnham Jr. tried for grand larceny, verdict overturned, remaining case pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Fred. A. Whinlaen
Falysl Life Insurance Company
Eger Seventy-eighth Street
Gas Poltouiing
Inez
Burnham
Georgi Burchim
Georee
Frederick A. Burnham
Supreme Court Fines Firms in Alsq Oyé2s'Dwo Case
The Supreme Court issued a ruling against several companies including IMPC and Jefferson Cits Mo. Fines were imposed totaling 358.00 for each defendant. The suit was brought by Atimes Hadley in 1005, citing contractual and regulatory breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Alsq
IMPC
Jefferson Cits
Supreme Court
Stantara
Cone Indiana
West Virginia Fish and Game Association Meeting
The third annual meeting of West Virginia Fish and Game Association will be at Charleston in the State Board of Agriculture room on January 20, 1903 at 1 o clock p m. Papers to be read include The Game Birds of West Virginia by Rev Barte A Brooks and The Artificial Propagation of Fish as it Applies to West Virginia Waters by Hon Robert K Robinson.
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Thei West Virgins’ Fish and Game Proterive
Charleston
State Buard of Agriculture
Barte A. Brooks
Weston
Wil
West Virginia
Robert K. Robinson
U- 5
Waite Sulphur Springs
Toad Surbur
White Sulphur Springs
Weal
Virginia
Avery
Fine Program at Carintmas School Program Delights Pupils
At Carine school seventh and eighth graders presented songs, readings, plays, and comedies. The students performed with notable poise and the audience clearly enjoyed the event, feeling a sense of promising community.
Wife kills husband in Kansas City after dance quarrel
Frederick L. Peterson and his wife Igled Peterson were returning from a dance when a quarrel led to the fatal shooting. The couple, married three years but living apart for one, had met at the dance. Mrs. Peterson was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City. Mo
Frederick L. Peterson
Liv
Rove Peterson
Changes in Teachers at Adamston and Northview Schools
A P Morrison of Northview Schools will succeed L Wayman Oglen as yearn tool of Adamston Schools the first Monday after New Year’s. C BR Bartoray will succeed Morrison at Northview and FF Davivson will succeed Hartman Me Ogden as county uiperintendent and will begin visiting schools in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Morrison
Northview
L. Wayman Oglen
Yrine Toul
Adamston
SISTERHOOD 1 CALLED 10 MEET
A Sisterhood of the hospital announces a meeting in December eighteen hundred eight. The document, delivered in ceremonial tone, urges unity, charity, and the Golden Rule, quoting Dr. Wu Ting Fang and urging Christian sisters to follow moral duty toward all humankind.
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Wortcutt
Thierte
John
Pisther
Jefux
Goa
Ahadomy
Sania
Holy Cay
Wu Ting Fang
China
Damon
Weather and travel notes from a holiday week
Snow delays and curbside market changes mark a midweek update. Officials note rising crowds as Christmas approaches, with shoppers dispersing from downtown as residents head home for the holiday. The report mentions visitors from Bristol and Benson and local figures in the area.
Asia Dispatch Letters From The Dispatched Editor
The United States Bode correspondent in Asia plans illustrated letters starting the first Sunday of the new year. From Tokyo to Seoul and beyond he will travel by rail and overland to Korea, China, Siam, India, Palestine and Turkey. Readers should order The Dispatch through their paper dealer to receive these weekly installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Asia
Peank G_ Carpeabir
Wi Dispatch
Cargentor
Seth Hu
United “States
Howeilf
Korea
Miguel
Seoul
Che Chinear
Palestine
Turkey
Noorg
Atl
Revival at West Virginia college disrupted by unrest
Fragmented OCR depicts a college revival in West Virginia with Dee and others named for a series of services. The text is garbled but suggests disruptions, complaints, and resultant actions leading to a curtailed program and strained conduct among attendees.
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Buckhannon
Dee
Sake
West Virginia
Weston Cotege
Lev. Dee
Bo Binker
Mrs. Finker
Kroaily Aspread
Sri Itpeahilent Fomey
Mentts
Rovers
Counts Children Paris Det 23h Mutters About Custody
Fragmentary report discusses Count Bon De Camtals opposing his former wife Mrs Amy Anna Gould over custody of their children. Public prosecutor recommends awarding custody to the mother, Amily Anna Gould, with emphasis on the children’s welfare and future guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fprinep
Count Bon de Camtals
Anna Gould
Gia
Matey
Storewide Clearance Amid Mourning at Chula Company
Owing to the death of Mir, the president of Chula Co. the store will hold a funeral sale Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6. The event, labeled a mourning clearance, will operate at the Chula company premises with storewide emphasis. The notice names Kho D. M. and Mir among local entities connected to the firm.
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Kho D. M. Chula Co
Mir
Fff Suieh
Thumwdar
Fernoon
Lovstock
Tiny D. Wt Ogden
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