Senate backs multiple federal nominees amid pension inquiry
The Senate confirmed George W. Whitehead as appraiser, Conrad N. Jordan as NY assistant treasurer, and others including Ferguson, Baker, and Dancy, with numerous territorial and district picks. An inquiry into Colonel Wilder Metcalf over a 1899 Filipino prisoner shooting resurfaced as part of pension agent confirmation scrutiny with soldiers' affidavits and sworn testimony. General Wilder S Metcalf defended himself saying War Department review cleared him of blame.
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Senate
George W. Whitehead
District of New York
Conrad N. Jordan
New York
Thompson B. Ferguson
Oklahoma
B. 8. Baker
Nebraska
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
George A.vis
Supremert of
Arizona
John C. Dancy
North Carolina
District of Bhu
Robert G. Pearce
Rock Island
Alabama
A. E. Holton
Robert W. Breckens
Wyoming
Warrens. Reese, Jr
United States
Leander J. Bryan
D. N
C. H. Peon
Territory
M. 2 Dockery
North Caro
W. F. Swan
Pearl River
Miss
Wete
Senate Committee On Pensions
Wilder & Metcalf
Philippine Islands
Metcalf
Topeka
Kan
Col. Metcalf
Kansas Volunteers
Calocan
Twentieth Kansas
Edward Boitwoot
War Department
Bostwood
Gallinger
Simon, Scott
McCumber
Lawrence
Wilder S. Metcalf
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Young to be reappointed as collector of customs
The announcement of Mr. Youngs reappointment to the Senate is expected by friends due to his excellent record as collector of customs. He is part of the firm Young McMurry, merchants tailors, and was previously active in that business before leaving yesterday afternoon for Washington.
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Young
Senate
Young & McMurry
Washington
Minnesota merger case heard by Supreme Court Monday
Washington January 13 Chief Justice Fuller announced that the application of Minnesota for leave to file a bill of complaint against the Northern Securities Company over the consolidation of the Northern Pacific Railroad with other railroads would be heard on Monday. The court also ordered notice of the application to the Securities Company. Justice Gray delivered an opinion in Nutting versus Massachusetts concerning penalties on brokers negotiating with insurance companies not admitted to do business in Massachusetts.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Fuller
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Gray
United States Sue Court
Nutting
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Weather Forecast for Ohio Indiana and Illinois
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for fair skies and warmer readings in Ohio with fresh westerly to southerly winds. Indiana and Illinois expect fair, warmer conditions with Tuesday and Wednesday generally dry. Maximum temperature around 36 degrees, minimum nearby, with no precipitation reported.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Mlinois
Movements of Steamers and Transatlantic Services
Shipping notices from New York Auckland Bremen Antwerp Liverpool and Hamburg describe arrivals and departures. The Geriphos of the German Levant line sails from Hamburg to New York as the first Levant Service vessel with monthly then biweekly service planned, linking Malta Egypt Palestine and Turkey via Hamburg.
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New York
Karlsgaan Bremen
Kaiserin Maria
Naples
Genoa
Auckland
Sono
San Ce
Honolulu
Sydney
N. W. Tran
Lahn
Bremen
Darmstadt
Antwerp
Ford
Liverpool
Umbria
Geriphos
Levant Line
Hamburg
Hamburg-American Line
German Levant Line
York
Malta
Egypt
Palestine
Turkey
Postmaster General and Mrs Smith host White House dinner
Washington January reports detail a large reception at the Arlington as Postmaster General and Mrs Emory Smith prepare to return to Philadelphia. Guests included President Roosevelt, Mrs Root, and many cabinet officers and senators amid confirmation of cabinet position rumors.
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Washington
Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Arlington
Roosevelt
Root
Knox
Hitchcock
Sliss Wilson
Henry €. Payne
Payne
H. Platt
Spooner
Elkins
Lodge
Hanna
Kean
Beveridge
Wayne MacVeagh
Johnson
Dalrell
Corbin
Clement Griscom
Bates
Carroll
Col
Edward Morrell
Crane
Massachusetts
Long
White House
Navy Station Tutuila Report Details Quiet Affairs and Influenza
Commander Sebree reports Tutuila station quiet since November and notes influenza among natives. Road building progresses with full participation of men women and children. On Manua 216 guns paid for by authorities, natives earning a little over 11 dollars per weapon. Henry C Payne to take oath as postmaster general and assumes office after talks with Post Office leadership.
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Washington
Sebree
United States Naval Station
Tutuila
Pago Pago
Samoa
Navy Department
Manua
Olesaga
Leone
Pago Pago Bay
Henry C. Payne
Accused Of Forgery Alleged Bank President Arrested
BEAUMONT Tex Jan 13 J P Withers former president of the American National Bank of Beaumont was arrested in Kansas City on forgery charges. He is accused of forging notes and stock in several firms totaling about 65 000. Attorney J H Hardy says Withers may have been indicted and that the bank is now stronger after the reorganization.
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Beaumont
Tex
J. P. Withers
American National Bank
United States
Kansas City
Withers
B. R. Norvell
J. H. Hardy
Howe Grain and Mercantile Company
Hage Forbes Company
Sherman, Tex
Tom Everhardt
Sherman
First National Bank of
Howe
Tom Evverhardt
Cars City
Session opens with committee appointments and credential vote
Cage presides as committees are named and the opening session concentrates on receiving and accepting credentials from members. The chamber allocates time to confirm arrivals and formalize seating for the new assembly.
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Cage
New Messenger Service Formed By Western Union
Edwin Gould and associates create a new company to run Western Union’s messenger service, replacing the American District Telegraph Company. Capital stock stands at 70000 dollars. The move ends over thirty years of existing relations between Western Union and ADT.
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Edwin Gould
Western Union
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
American District Telegraph Company
Gould
Reform measures and Spalding clash in National League
A lengthy statement argues the National League fell into disrepute due to weak leadership and lax enforcement. It claims reform aimed to place power in an executive board, denying Spalding’s trust scheme, and notes four clubs sought decisive change while four others clung to leadership.
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A. G
National League
Hart
Jockey Club
Graft Performed On Eye Of Mine Victim By Doctor
Dr Paul Walter in Clinton Iowa grafted a cornea from a Belgian hare onto William Strickell of Anamosa who lost one eye and had the other injured in a mine explosion. The operation replaced the cornea with that of the rabbit and required immediate grafting while the rabbit was alive to test success.
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Clinton, Ia
Paul Walter
William Strickell
Anamosa
Fire and Explosion at Syracuse Dry Goods Store
Fire at W. B. Bishop & Co. dry goods store in Syracuse caused the roof to collapse, burying Albert Soule who later died. Police and firefighters were injured by debris and a hot air blast. two firemen hurt on a damaged ladder. Total loss estimated at $200,000.
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Syracuse
N. Y
W. B. Bishop & Co
Albert Soule
Jacob Winter
Carnegie Institution Endowment Plans Securities Basis
Incorporators and trustees of the Carnegie institution say no government action is needed for the educational scheme and it will operate as a private corporation. They contend its endowment may be backed by securities such as United States Steel bonds, aligning with Carnegie's likely intent to place the bequest in steel securities.
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Washington
Carnegie Institution
United States
Carnegie
United States Steel
Hinman Takes Control of Inter Ocean Newspaper
George W. Hinman, editor of the Chicago Inter Ocean, announces he and unnamed partners have gained full control. He says New York men and he acquired Yerkes and Nixon interests, the paper’s reorganization forming the Inter Ocean Newspaper Company with all bonds paid and no debt, to be run as a strong Republican paper with Hinman as editor and publisher.
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New York
George W. Hinman
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Mr. Hinman
Yerkes
William Penn Nixon
Inter Ocean Newspaper Company
Inter Ocean Publishing Company
Fires Destroy Key Industrial, Retail, and Lace Works
CHICAGO January 13 A J F Weil branch elevator of the American Malting Company burned with 275000 dollars loss, capacity 300000 bushels nearly full. One fireman overcome but saved. LAMBERTON North Carolina January 13 Eight stores and two homes destroyed at Ashpole with unknown loss. NOTTINGHAM England January 13 Sampsons lace factory the largest here destroyed, damage over 106000 pounds.
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Chicago
J. F. Weil
American Malting Company
Lamberton
N.C
Ashpole
Nottingham
Eng
Sampson’s Lace
Murders and personal crisis reports in Wisconsin
Madison report: Benjamin C. Keig a boilermaker killed his wife then cut his own throat at their student boarding house. Passers-by heard a quarrel and the wife’s plea. Keig is alive but likely to die. New Richmond report: J W Schmidt, assistant head miller at Burkhardt’s flour mill, shot his wife and himself at their home. Both were alive but in critical condition.
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Burkhardtville
Here
Jim Howards Trial Brings Morgan as Key Witness
Deputy Assessor A W Morgan of Clay County testified in the Jim Howard trial that Howard admitted plans to return to Frankfort and hinted Governor Taylor would pardon him for the George Baker shooting. Morgan named several Clay County men who heard the remark, while Howard denied prior trips to Frankfort in the earlier killing case.
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Frankfort
Jim Howard
A. W. Morgan
Clay County
Howard
Morgan
Taylor
George Baker
Goebel
New York Tu-boat Captain and Woman Die in Hotel Room
Thomas O'Brien, a tu boat captain, and an unknown woman about fifty, were found dead in a room at a waterfront hotel. Death caused by inhalation of illuminating gas from two chandelier gas fixtures left open.
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New York
Thomas O'Brien
Coal Mine Disaster at Dow Slope No 7
Hartshorne I T January 12 A fire started in slope No 7 at Dow a Choctaw coal area this afternoon. By tonight four bodies have been recovered and about ten miners remain unaccounted for. Relief squads have been dispatched to the mine.
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Hartshorne
I. T
Dow
Willam Ruddick Dies in Columbus Indiana
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Willam Ruddick a wealthy Columbus citizen died at his home at 8 this morning Born in 1821 he was a member of the pioneer Ruddick family of Bartholomew County Son of Jesse Ruddick who came to Indiana early in the state’s history Ruddick was twice married first to Dorcas Cohorn producing son Oscar Ruddick He later lived in Iowa before returning to the county In 188 he married Martha Crump and with her five children survives along with the mother.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Ind
Willam Ruddick
William Ruddick
Bartholomew
Jesse Ruddick
Indiana
Virginia
Dorcas Cohorn
Oscar Ruddick
Mr. Ruddick
Iowa
New Jersey Senatorial Candidates Open Headquarters
In Trenton New Jersey Republican hopefuls to succeed General Sewell opened headquarters at various hotels as caucus plans unfold. The four leading contenders Gin Dryden Stokes and Baird each hold about a dozen to fifteen votes, far short of the 32 needed for a majority in the joint caucus next Thursday.
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Trenton
N. J
General Sewell
United States Senate
Gin Dryden
Stokes
Baird
Notable Deaths Across the Nation Mark Diverse Fields
Mary Cabell Breckinridge Warfield of Kentucky dies at 74 in Lexington. sisters and relatives include Gen Breckinridge and Rob ert J. Breckinridge. Other obituaries: Rev John Heary Haywood Unitarian minister in Louisville. iron magnate hen Zug of Pittsburg. William J. Perkins prominent Boston music figure. Baykin ahwaumh a White Earth elder dies at 70. Harriet H. Holmes widow of Rev Henry H. Holmes. Joseph Bithell Kingston superintendent dies in Salt Lake. Reports from San Jose and Colorado Springs note further deaths and fires. William Fife Sr yacht builder dies in Scotland.
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Lexington
Mary Cabell Breckinridge Warfield
Benjamin B. Warfield
Princeton Theological Seminary
Ethelbert D. Warfield
Lafayette College
Joseph C. Breckinridge
United States Army
Robert J. Breckinridge
Kentucky
P. Breckinridge
Louisville
John Heary Haywood
Unitarian Church
Haywood
Church of the Messiah
Pittsburg
Jan Aati Hen Zug
Pennsylvania
Zug
Zug & Co. Iron Manufacturers
Boston
William J. Perkins
San Jose
Cal
Harriet H. Holmes
Henry H. Holmes
Benjamin F. Butler
van Buren
Salt Lake
Utah
Joseph Bithell
Queen of the Hills
Ophir
Bithell
Colorado Springs
Col
Buffalo Park
Cheyenne Mountain
London
Jan
William Fife, Sr
Fairlie
Scotland
Quake at Saratoga and other telegrams briefed
Telegraphed items report a slight quake felt in Saratoga at 9 pm Sunday, two unknown men killed after being struck on a Pennsylvania Railway track near Linden Rahway NJ, and a roundup of short news items including a military tournament in New York Sagamore mill strike in Fall River, a new chancellor at University of Nashville, and other notices from January.
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Saratoga
Pennsylvania
Linden
Rahway
N. J
Military Athletic League
New York
Sagamore
Fall River
Jas
Porter
University of Nashville
Peabody Normal College
Minneapolis
Charles I
Murphy
M'Kinley
McKinley National Memorial Association
Cleveland
Committee of Safety
Denver
Washington Glass Company
Ithaca
N. Y
A. P. Hooker
American Express
Michigan Central
Chicago
Kalamazoo
Mr. Hooker
Buffalo
Hurlburt
Miss Stone Captive News Delayed by Bandit Negotiations
London dispatch reports no new information on Miss Stone the captive missionary. Gargiulo dragoman of the American legation and Peet missionary society treasurer have not met the captors. They were interviewed near Seres Macedonia and refuse to negotiate without letters from the captives.
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London
Constantinople
Daily Chronicle
Miss Stone
M. Gargiulo
W. W. Peet
Missionary Society
Salonika
Seres
Macedonia
Mr. Peet
Louisville suicide of insurance solicitor before wedding
Louisville man William Martin, an insurance solicitor, shot himself in a Jefferson Street saloon near Fourth at 12:15 am. He was to be married in three weeks. The cause of the self inflicted act is not known.
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Louisville
Martin
Jefferson Street
Cleveland City Council Overturns Mayor Veto on Bond for New City Hall
Cleveland January 13. City Council votes to override Mayor Johnson's veto and approve a 700000 bond to fund a site purchase for a new city hall building. The action clears the way for construction plans and related preparations.
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Cleveland
Ayor Johnson
Robison Demands Spalding Apology Over Published Interview
Cleveland January 13 Frank de Haas Robison president of the St Louis National League club writes an open letter to A G Spalding about an interview published Sunday. The letter quotes Spalding letters of January 2 and 7 1902 alleging views on expressing opinions and a call for firing line action. James Hart in Chicago refutes claims Spalding held an American League option and clarifies a discussion about an understanding between Johnson and Spalding had occurred.
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Cleveland, O
Frank de Haas Robison
St. Louis
A. G. Spalding
Robison
Cleveland
G. Spalding
Albemarle Hotel
Newark
Chicago
James Hart
Messrs
Brush
Sir
Spalding
Hart
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Johnson bars Hugh Jennings from American League
Chicago January 13 President Johnson announced that Hugh Jennings is barred from the American League, hindering Manager McGraws plan to bring back the four famed figures Jenni Kelley Keeler and McGraw to the Orioles.
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Chicago
Johnson
Hugh Jennings
McGraw
Jenni , Kelley
Keeler
Purdue to Field Green Baseball Team Under Freeman
Purdue athletic director C. I. Freeman has begun assembling a largely green squad for the baseball team at Purdue. New prospects include Ray Jamison, Joe Hubler, Clever, and Guert G. Fry, with about thirty more reported. Only four holdovers from the old team remain, hinting at slim chances for immediate success. The schedule has not been announced.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
C. I. Freeman
Ray Jamison
Coach Jamison
Joe Hubler
George Hubler
Indianapolis
Clever
Indiana
Guert G. Fry
Cincinnati
McKee
Leslie
Cornell
Ide
Opening Night Woes Mark Fraternal Bowling Association Start
The Fraternal Social Bowling Association began its championship season amid disruption as the Indianapolis Bowling League barred members from playing in other leagues. Several teams fielded incomplete lineups, with eight or ten players used by some clubs, while the Royal Arcanum team failed to appear and Patriarchs Militant subbed in. The Independent League allowed cross participation, prompting criticism of the IBL ruling as belated.
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Fraternal Social Bowling Association
Havelick
Indianapolis Bowling League
Fraternal Association
Keeler
BR. P. O. BE
K. of
Cooper
McMichael
Vincent
Coffin
Gielow
Buffaloes
Royal League
Druky
H. C. Tuttle
L. Shank
B. Tutthetad
C. H. Shank
C. Darning
Bickf
Alexander
Marion Alleys
Tech'nbroch
Williams
Heller
Meridith
I. G. Keeler
Lgormve
R. M
O. F. Baker
W. Strobel
Kellemeyer
Sachs
J. Robinson
General Sporting News From The Week In Boxing And Wrestling
Willie Fitzgerald of Philadelphia knocked out Eddie Daily of Baltimore in the second round at the Washington Sporting Club. Bob Fitzsimmons agreed to referee a TeleGovern bout in Louisville on Feb 22. Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn defeated Danny Mack of New York in Charleston in the fourth round. Oswald Crowe won the New England 19 pound wrestling title at Fall River. Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn defeated Ole Oleson of Chicago in six rounds at the American Athletic Club in Chicago.
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Willie_ Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Eddie Daily
Baltimore
Washington Sporting Club
Fitz
Tim Hurst
Bob Fitzsimmons
Louisville
TeleGovern
Dave Sullivan
Southern Athletic Club
Tommy Feltz
Brooklyn
Danny Mack
New York
Charleston
Mack
Feltz
Crowe
Oswald Crowe
Thomas Bibby
Casino
Fall River
Mass
New England
Bibby
Sullivan
Oleson
Tommy Sullivan
Ole Oleson
Chicago
American Athletic Club
Enon
New Orleans
Jack Horner
Dageven
Litlle Emmy
Mr. Mar
Jand Alt “Cebtais Ge Gaines
Sbae
Spalding Refuses to Endorse Freedman-Hines Trust Link
A. G. Spalding replies to John T. Brush denying any sworn parentage for the Freedman-Hines trust plan. He cites Hart in Chicago, Mr. Young, and Mr. Soden to support that the scheme was discussed at length in recent league meetings and the Red Bank conference last August.
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New York
A. G. Spalding
John T. Brush
Brush
Freedman-Hines
Hart
Chicago
Andrew Freedman
Bricklayers and Masons Hold Pittsburgh Convention
More than 3200 delegates to the Bricklayers and Masons International Union convention are seated in Pittsburgh. Dr J Guy McCandless, director of the Department of Public Works, welcomed them to the city as President Gubbina, Chicago, made the opening address.
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Pittsburg
Bricklayers’ and Masons’ International Union
J. Guy McCandless
Department of Public Works
Thos
Gubbina
Chi
Cure a Cold in One Day Pill Ad Teaser
An old time medicine advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. The copy mentions Grove’s signature on each box and hints at money back if the cure fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrugeists
Grove
Want Aguinaldo to Come
The Anti Imperialistic League sent a petition to Congress asking that Aguinaldo and Mabini be allowed to enter the United States and be granted a hearing before Congress.
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Aguinaldo
Boston
The
Anti-Imperialistic League
Congress
Mabini
Ship Minnie L Paint sinks off Vancouver Island coast
Reports from Alberni say the schooner Minnie L Paint turned turtle off the Vancouver Island coast. It is feared the crow may have perished.
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Victoria
B. C
Alberni
Minnie L. Paint
Vancouver Island
Boxing News From San Francisco and New York Sporting Events
Jack Rost to fight Jack Gardner for the middleweight title January 31 at the San Francisco Athletic Club after articles of agreement were signed. Len Hurst and his brother Joe enter a six day pedestrian race at Madison Square Garden next month. Edward Corrigan denies a license denial for Newmarket training. Walcott versus Young Peter Jackson ends with Walcott as the aggressor and winner in Philadelphia.
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Tine
la Goleta
Princesa Titania
Captivate
Presteno
Root
Gardner
Jack Rost
Chicago
Len Hurst
Edmonton
England
Joe
Madisonsquare Garden
New York
Charley Rowell
Madison Square Garden
Edward Corrigan
Newmarket Heath
Corrigan
United States
Walcott
Jooe Walcott
Peter Jackson
Penn Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Jackson
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens in Philadelphia Armory
The six day bicycle race began at the Second Regiment Armory with eight hours of riding. Nine teams competed as Albert Champion of France set a world single mile record of 1 minute 21.5 seconds. Final eight hour standings listed Leander Chicago Enteeo New Haven and others among leading teams.
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Philadelphia
Second Regiment
Albert Champion
France
Brady suit cites Kennedy and Powers for contempt at Madison Square Garden
Justice Boott in the New York Supreme Court held J C Kennedy and Patrick T Powers in contempt of court in a case by William A Brady about bicycle races at Madison Square Garden before December Law. A referee found they owed 2.19 pounds, plus 1 dollar and expenses for fees reference and counsel, which they failed to deposit. Boott also fined them the same amounts.
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New York
William A. Brady
J. C. Kennedy
Patrick T. Powers
Madison Square Garden
Law
Justice Boott
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Powers
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Governor Crane
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Evers
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Mr. Spalding
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Hinman
Chicago Inter Ocean
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Nixon Oat
Wisconsin
Jim” Howard
Indian Territory
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Yates
Illinois
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Palmer & Myer
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Palmer
John Schroers
Board of Education
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Soden
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Java
J. T. Power & Son
Pennsylvania Street
Massachusetts Ave
W. L. Clifford & CO
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New Tel
W. B. Burford
General Sporting News
Emerson Druley
Optica
J. F. Spaunhurst
Proate” Osteopath
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Green
Stevenson Building
C. I. Fletcher
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Steel Ranges
Chas. L. Hartmann
Furnisher
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Bone Cutters
Huntington & Page 130
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Ente
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Canada
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Mayo
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Fisher
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Mutter
Lay
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Case
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