Senator Burton Sentenced in U S District Court
In St Louis Judge Adams fined Senator Burton $2,500 and ordered six months in jail after a trial in the United States district court. The. Rialto Grain and Securities case centered on fees earned as attorney. Burton appeared with Judge Thorpe and asked for mercy. The judge reviewed motions for a new trial and an arrest of judgment before imposing the sentence. Burton planned to appeal.
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St Louis
Joseph R. Butters
Kanaas
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Us Sallanis
Dudes Adams
United States District Court
Bemnater Burton
Nis
Judes Cheater Thorum
United States District Cdurt
Adams
Burton
Riety
Bezeter Burton
Wxtiente
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Tetture
Mate Pasoett
Cape Mutaliiusion
Stenine
Corréter
Burtee
Bis Butel
Tim
Kapane
United States
Citrutt Court of Appeals
Barton
Pii
Bern
Seeter
Fire Rages Under Broadway Subway Construction
A flame outbreak under Lower Broadway blocked traffic as heavy timber and planking trapped smoke. Water from the street below cooled the blaze after thirty minutes, but the subway work disrupted telephone and telegraph service. the fire started from a lamp explosion in the Laborers’ work area.
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Fulton Streets
Brock
Broadway
Putton Street
Te Battery
Frementi
Mallari Express
Western Union
Lower Broadway
Lsborers
Quit the Santa Fe threatens nationwide rail strike
San Bernardino April 6 A threatened general strike by Santa Fe machinists grows more complex as line workers abstain without reasons. Employers warn of blacklist risk, favoring loyal, independent men who stand by the company under all conditions. Managers call the action a test of resolve and readiness to fill vacancies.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Ethials
En Offeral Rentney
Mormon Conference Opens in Kirtland Temple
The first general conference of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints convened at the old Mormon temple in Kirtland with nearly 30 delegates attending. The meeting is billed as potentially the church’s most important, with strong sentiment among delegates to halt polygamy and a focus on missionary work.
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Kirtland
Afty First General Conference
Church of Jesus Christ of Later
Majestic Mine in Utah Faces Bankruptcy Turmoil
Beaver County investors and creditors brace as Majestic Mining Company fights bankruptcy. Beetor and April oversee restructuring efforts while stockholders prepare for potential property sales to salvage remaining assets. The firm reportedly spent about $1,000 opening copper mines and constructing facilities amid mounting losses.
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Beetor
Majestic
Beaver County
Utah
Reasen
Bexells
Laren
CebeTe
Aera
Dunlap Dead After Dropsy At 301 Western Avenue
H L Dunlap aged 70 died last night at the family home on Western Avenue from dropsy. Survived by his wife and a Mrs W H Davis of the Parkhurst Davis Mercantile firm. Dunlap had run a retail dry goods business for years and held interests in the New York Mercantile Stores on East Sixth Avenue. He came to Kansas from the East in 1877. Forecast notes for Kan day indicate cooler weather with a steady southwesterly wind tonight.
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H. L. Dunlap
Western Avenue
W. H. Davis
Parkhuret-Davis ‘Mercantile Company
Dunlap
Bas
Eneszet
Gosta Basipest
New York Mercantile Ators
East
Sixth Avenue
Kansas
Five Drowned Near Anotte Lighthouse In Gulf Gale
Five members of a Florida Methodist college sailing party from Sutherland were drowned off the west coast near Anotte lighthouse. President Walker and Miss Newton survived. Bodies recovered after a night gale drove the frail boat into rough Atlantic waters. The tragedy followed a two-hour stop at Anotte before setting sail homeward.
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Frs
Florida Methodist College
Sutherland
Gulf
Anterote
Walker
College
Und Connor
Atanta
Slaughter
McCray
Bouland
Misa Newton
Bet
Boul
Anciote
Sant
Omoapesbeaetas Bank
Miss Newton
Democrat May Be Elected In Popektte Controversy
A brief, unclear note discusses a Democrat potentially being elected in Popektte and a separate Democrat's view on the outcome. Details are fragmentary and names or dates are not clearly established.
Five Die by Fire in Columbia Building Blaze
A fatal fire in the three story Metal Sheathed structure on Wilson Avenue in Mount Vernon claims five lives and injures another. The victims include Nathan Fryer 86 and Psidore Fath as the death toll mounts while the surviving relatives and investigators begin to piece together what happened. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents reported a chaotic scene with smoke filling stairwells and hallways. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Mount Vernon
Decidad
Columbia Hell
Wilson Fince
Nathan Fryer
Psidore Fath
Helen Fete
Oussi
Democrats Converge in Wichita for State Convention Caucus
In Wichita on April 6 Democratic leaders gather for the state convention. Hearst faction claims unity while noting pressure from Hearst contingent. John H. Atwood of Leavenworth and Dave Overmyer of Topeka are mentioned as delegates or speakers amid pending caucuses and candidate lists for temporary chair and national committeeman positions.
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Kan
Peceanaliiy
Hleurst
Hearat
John Ho Atwood
Leavenworth
Hearst Tian
Dave Overmyer
Topeka
Guileetes
Pathe A
Sentanda
Sah
Judge Wick
W. A Harris Dave Overmyer
Oteens
Hugh Fare
Oak
A ME Jackson
Winfield
J. H. Atwood
Tom Morgan
Ottewa
Order Issued Over Injunction in Jersey City Case
New York Vice Chancellor Bergen issued an order in Jersey City requiring why an injunction should not restrain Northern Securities Company from taking actions to reduce capital stock and to compel return of stock to original stockholders of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railroad companies on terms under which the stocks were acquired, with next hearing on Monday.
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Bergen
Jersey City
Northern Securities
Cesarae
Northern
Great Northern Company
Continental Securities
Tetnoory
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
Great Northern Railroad Company
Northern Recurition
Hearst Man Chosen In Ohio Central Committee
Columbus April 4 The Democratic state central committee met to set the state convention for Columbus on May 2 R T Stirr a supporter of WT Hearst was temporary chairman There was a heated contest over the temporary chair selection Many supporters backed Hearst amid the dispute
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Columbus
Demorat State Central Committee
R. T. Stirr
W. JL Hentat
Hearst
W M Davidson lauds decade of school progress in New York
W M Davidson announces retirement as superintendent of the Ty schools and praises a ten year plan for the public school system. He says the initiative is a splendid step forward and looks to Durpowes for Europe, with Morgan Sais for Europe joining in the remarks in New York on April J. Pherpont.
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W. M. Davidson
Suboot
Tony
Mens
Durpowes
Morgan Sais
Europe
New York
J. Pherpont
Green Wins Third Ward Council Seat in Frank Election
William Green defeats C V Wolf in the Tuesday election for Third ward councilman. Green carried three precincts while the fourth went to Wolf by 196 votes. Holliday is elected as city councilor with a safe majority. Green’s losses include ballots rejected in the Third precinct and possible miscounts across wards.
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William Green
C. V. Wolf
Green
Man
Wolf
C. K. Holliaay
Tor Vos
Ste Ieee
Holliday Defeats FB for Second Ward Council Seat
Charles K Holliday won election in the Second ward defeating FB Is and carried a strong showing across precincts. The vote tally reflected a heavy turnout and a notable defeat for the Third ward’s campaign, with reports of blank ballots in some precincts and a disputed bonds measure influencing the local political climate.
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Charles K. Holliday
Coun Cman
Second Ward
Quiet On Yalu Skirmish Near Wiju Reported
Reports from April 6 indicate heavy activity on the Yalu front with Russian cavalry clashing with Japanese skirmishers near Wiju. A village near Yongampo reportedly burned by a Japanese detachment of about 2000 men along the Fain river. Admiral Togo’s actions discussed in Tokyo and in New York dispatches.
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