Coast Guard Vessel Leyte Lost in Typhoon Off Manila
General Corbin reports wrecks from Manila typhoon including four small government steamers. The coast guard vessel Leyte sank with all officers and six passengers lost. Hartshorn Barracks disaster in Washington injured several officers and men.
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Rulon
Barrac
Ac Hartshorn
Packers Face Indictments After Court Dismissal Plea
In Chicago Federal court Judge Humphrey sustains Morrison demurrer to plea in statement by packers seeking dismissal for restraint of trade. Defendants ordered to plead next Tuesday and may file a bill of exceptions while preparing a demurrer to the indictment.
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Humphrey
Morrison
Park Packers
High Money Rates Push Loans Higher in New York
A strong rise in money rates to six and a half percent marked the day in New York. The National City Bank issued ten million at the new rate while other banks lent large sums. Stock market quotations fell and trading was light amid the tight money market.
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New York
National City Bank
Special committee backs Norway Sweden split treaty
Christiania Sept 29 The Storthing special committee, by twelve to six, recommends parliament adopt the government bill drafting the Karlstad treaty for Norway and Sweden separation. The vote followed referral of the question to the committee.
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The
Storthing
Sweden
Norway
Christiania
Tenement Blown Up in New York Attack
A bomb at a crowded tenement on High Avenue and 143rd Street in New York hurls sleeping inmates from beds. About thirty score people injured and two carried unconscious to hospitals as rear walls ignite within a minute. Police suspect Italian Black Hand assassins targeting a grocer shop.
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New York
High Avenue
Oine Hundred
Thorty-Third Street
Ttalian
Ttalian Beoer
Schiff testifies minutes of Equitable meeting false
New York, Sept 29. Jacob H. Schiff testified before the legislative investigating committee that the February 1908 minutes of the Equitable Life Assurance Society finance committee falsely recorded a half million in Union Pacific preferred stock for holding. He said the meeting did not authorize the purchase and criticized Hyde for syndicate dealings.
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Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Equitable Life
Union Pacific
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Equitable Life Assurtance Society
Schiff
Admes Hr
Hyde
Equitable
Alexander
Former Indiana auditor Sher rick arrested on grand larceny indictment
Indianapolis reports former state auditor David F. Sher rick, recently removed by the governor, was arrested at his home on an indictment by the grand jury accusing grand larceny embezzlement and conspiracy to defraud. He posted a twenty thousand dollar bond.
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Indianapolis
David FE. Sherrick
Chicago Wheat and Health Tonic Ad Endorsement
Chicago wheat futures show No 2 Red at 86 4, December 847. A health tonic advertisement promotes Malt Tonic. Physicians and trained nurses endorse it. Manufactured in Pocatello by Franklin and Hayes Big Co. The Daily Tribune. Subscription 600 per month.
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Chicago
Pocatello
Franklin & Hayes Big Co
Question of title to phosphate beds debated in mining suit
Testimony in the case Chas C Jones vs Wm S Goodfellow et al centers on whether the Bear Lake county phosphate beds should be located under placer or lode laws. Plaintiffs argue lode claims while defendants claim placer. The deposit near Montpelier, Carboniferous age, resembles coal and supports fertilizer production. experts from Canada and the US testified, with further hearings scheduled.
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California
Maud Kelly
Beatty
Bear Lake County
Montpelier
W. P. Forrier
Toronto
Canada
Chas
Mo Lon
Salt Lake City
Pfbe. Turner
San Francisco
Joseph J. Taylor
Idaho
Olney Opposes Railroad Rate Legislation and Public Boards
In the North American Review Olney argues conservative Democrats oppose federal rail rate controls. He warns two public rate boards would clash, forcing government ownership, shifting from private to public handling, with national and local interests opposing private railroad owners.
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National
Emperor Hosts Roosevelt Party in Seoul Farewell
Miss Roosevelts party receives private farewell with an audience for Miss Roosevelt and gifts from the Korean emperor. Officials host a dinner for Senator Newlands and other party members. The visit aims to be cordial with extensive courtesies and autographed photograph presented.
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Alice
Seoul
Korea
Roosevelt
Fusan
Bhimonoseki
Yokohor
Jdupan
Roweevelt
Eimperor of
Mie Roosevelt
Abe Kore
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Wreck of British Vessel Chat ham Disappears At Port Said
Port Said reports the fore part of the Chat ham wreck, blown up yesterday, has vanished. The stern may be demolished by dynamite. the wreck lies about 110 feet deep at the resting spot.
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Port Said
Chatham
Salt Lake Murderer Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
Salt Lake City Sept 29 M Shockley convicted of murdering two street carmen during an attempted holdup was sentenced to life imprisonment. The jury had recommended mercy after previous death sentence, and a petition for death was not renewed once Judge Armstrong passed judgment.
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Salt Lake
Utah
M. Shockley
Armstrong
Summit Hotel at Monida Destroyed by Fire
The Summit hotel and two adjoining cottages, owned by B. H. Paul, were totally burned this afternoon in Monida Montana. A high northwest wind spared nearby structures but left the contents destroyed. Fire origin undetermined but suspected due to a defective flue. Loss estimated around 10000 dollars, only partly covered by insurance.
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Butte
Mont
Monida
Summit
B. H. Paul
Federal power and railroad rate making argued in court
The paper contends that national authority over railroad rates rests on commerce power and questions the division of powers between states and the United States. It warns that Supreme Court rulings have not resolved these issues, which could favor the general government if decided long ago.
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United Statesa
National Supreme Court
Governor says equalization board will settle tax dispute soon
Governor Gooding asserts the state will press a swift settlement of the Shute tax matter. He notes the board of equalization cannot close educational institutions and that northern counties have not refused to levy taxes. The aim is a decisive judiciary resolution with AG and court action to compel counties to levy as certified.
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Equalization Board
Gooding
Dean Kobemyiew
Stetterney General
State Board of Equallattoon
Shoshone
Guheen
Equalization Beer
State Board of Equalizaton
North
State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Thousands of railroad men join union in two years
Detroit on September 29 reports more than 74000 railroad employees are paid up members of the railway department of the MCAS. membership rose by 12000 in two years and 133 buildings valued at over 2.5 million dollars are now occupied.
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Detroit
Railway Department
O McAs
Turbulent snake and missing wood turner Branning at Shoshone Falls
Theo F Branning an expert wood turner with Adams and Vilgerrim vanished Sunday at Shoshone Falls while viewing the chasm as waters thunder toward the falls. Companions J W Adams Leo Keplinger and Dave Moore searched until 10 pm and renewed the hunt Monday and Tuesday. Tracks in moss show he slipped into the torrent amid gale winds and spray. Rescue attempts yielded no trace of Branning, believed to have fallen to his death.
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Theo F. Branning
Adams & Vilgerrim Company
J. W. Adams
Leo
Keplinger
Dave Moore
Brannig
Adams
Moore
Branning
Twin Falls
Idaho Leader Urges Support for Education and County Levies
The speaker warns that lack of funding will close state educational institutions while penal and charitable facilities remain open. He cites Oregon as a warning and expresses pride in the University of Idaho Lewiston Normal School, pledging aid to advance them. He notes 19 of 21 Idaho counties owe state debts and explains a proposed one mill levy and possible additional levies to extinguish the debt in 1906 and beyond.
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Mae
Oregon
University
Idaho
Lewiston Normal School
Premone
Tannock
Latah
Nea Perce
Conference Visitors Required Eye Examinations
All glasses wearers, especially those fitted over three years ago or within the last year, must call at Atlas block offices 230-231-232 Second South St Salt Lake City for an eye re-examination.
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Alexander Optical CO
Reome
Atlas Block
Second South
Salt Lake City
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