Michigan Coach Denies Bribery Charge Ingate
Detroit Jan 2 Guard Yet of Io University of Michigan denied a charge from Jordan of Leland Stanford that Yost offered W Gregory of California $1 000 to enter Michigan University Gregory later said he did not receive any offer in a telegram cited by Yost Jordan claimed a period of questioning over athletes and eligibility. A series of telegrams and statements from Gregory and Jordan are cited to support or rebut the bribery accusation.
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University of Michigan
Aatly
Pramient Jordan
Leland
Stamford
Yost
W. W. Gregory
California
Gregory
Unis Dental
Jordan
Rome
George Gregory
Washburn
Sant Jose
Cel
Jourdan
Eich
Ain
Gregory Water
Jordin
Witt
Strongly Ag
Seattle
West
F. H. Yost
Mich
Michigan
G. W. Gregory
Jordan Ts Sisa
W. Martin Heaton
Ralph Rote
Heston
Bon Tete
Normal
Chiefs
Leland Stanford
Ulgamester
Rowe
Jordant
A. Ac Us
Rose
Eguch
Minny
Monthly Statement of Washington Public Debt
The monthly statement shows the total public debt at year end near 854 million with cash components and certificates outstanding. It lists interest bearing and non interest bearing portions totaling 2.547 billion, with cash on hand and various fund classifications including gold reserve and overseas balances.
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Washington
Fan
Allen Vauls Depoeltarten
Philippina
Treasury
Intal
Maliites
Seaboard Air Line Placed in Receivership by Judge Pritchard
Judge Pritchard of the United States circuit court placed the Seaboard Air Line railroad system into receivership due to heavy January obligations. Receivers named were R. Lancaster and W. Warfield of Richmond, with J. Davies Warfield also noted. The report interleaves garbled details and unrelated medical commentary.
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Pritchard
Richmond
Seibowed Air Line
Wera
United States Etreult Court
Yvon
Unclear Names in Baltim ore Firm Partners and Willing Court Action
Fragmented report details a conveyance dispute involving Talimore figures and trustees. It references Willing and Middleton firms, a Continental Tonal company, and Alyse Wrickan as key figures. The case centers on a security or property transfer affecting multiple regions including Porvamouth to Birmingham, with multiple names and locales obscured by garbled OCR.
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Talimore
Baltinore
Williame Haing
Middendorf
Wilks
Continental Tonal Company
Willing
Porvamouth
Atlintt
Montronery
Birmingham
Wiliams
Bane
Wml
Tula
Assembly of Mourning Friends Pays Final Tribute to T. Y. Stanford
A large gathering attended the funeral service for T. Y. Stanford on Tuesday morning. Speakers praised her philanthropy and public spirit while tender memories and prayers were offered by relatives and friends. Pallbearers included weighty, brown, and foster among others. interment followed in the city cemetery.
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Misa Myrtle Bal- Miger
Ilaves H. Nereon
HH. ‘Thomas
P.P. Weighty
Ernest P.brown
P Srhatrom
J., Foster
Walant Seawerd
Thomas
Com Retary
Becker Dies in Apparent Suicide After Family Conference
Former state treasurer Minnie Becker, 67, committed suicide at his Belleville home by gunshot after a family conference on his estate. Coroner’s verdict ruled suicide. Becker, a former director at First National Bank of Belleville, left about $500,000. He served in the Civil War after emigrating from Germany. Family attendees included Mrs. Bertin Orr, with three children present. Casimir Becker, Arthur Becker, and Gustave Becker. one son was absent.
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Charles Becker
Lige
Treveucer
Minnie
Ty Tre
Becker
Prank
Banndain
Slig
Marriei
Decker
St. Lule
Bertin Orr
Chicago
Gnezuela
Claire Orr
Todd Becker
Buily
Ark
Anid Gustave Beker
Hellecula
Casimir Becker
Osceola
Trin
Germany
Death by Poison Shocks Port Arty Parish
A Rev Gibory Grab pastor at the Christian church in Port Arty reportedly died from poisoning. Authorities say a note found by relatives mentions the entoulognie. the investigation is ongoing with session and inquest details to be amended tomorrow.
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Gibory Grab
Christian Ehtvely
Thihols
Wevand
I ix
Will Be No Teamsters in New York Today
A garbled item notes that no teamsters are present in New York, referencing unions and potential changes. The readable fragments mention the Mayor and a meeting at a warehouse or depot, with unclear details about organized occupants and reductions. PMID
Republicans of Ohio Vote On Direct Primary Plan
The Republican state central committee approves a direct primary and convention plan for Ohio. Delegates and alternates will vote February 1 to nominate taft and other candidates, with a statewide roll call except for temporary chair. Supporters of Taft and Foraker vie for delegates to the national convention and state legislative seats.
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Gotumbux
Ohio
Lie Party
Fox
Vention
Central Camailttec Attoy
Sion
William Hy Tat
Teo
Sunatar -Fornker
Ata Fy
Kie
Jaane
Garflell
Columbus
Richard A McClaud
London
Howgharty
Taft
Garfield
Ktate
Jeckiett Uraltt
Hatria
Ani
Tin
Sanatoy Puriker
Ualegatey
Caumly
Delegates and primaries loom for state convention
In Columbus Ohio Senator Dick and Senator Foraker visited to advocate for their factions. The state committee fixed 185 delegates for the platform convention and set a primary with the Australian ballot. The unit rule may be applied at the polls from 1 to 7 PM on February 11.
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Lie
Stata
Plata
Cuyabega
Hamilton
Columins
Charles Dick
Igemileague
Foraker
Nariman
Neil Hosa
Atite
Arthur Vorge
Uut
Te Worl
Dick Celled
Vorys
Open Air Meeting Turns Unruly in New York Tenement Row
In Rutger'n Square 3,000 tent strikers gathered for an open air meeting. A loud speaker roused the crowd as tenants demanded rent reductions and faced police action after a moving crowd disrupted traffic. Police arrested the truck driver as tensions rose over evictions and landlord belligerence. Toward nightfall, talks of a possible compromise lingered amid continued protests.
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New York
Rutger'n Square
Aghatar
Wis
Arate
Treasury balances in the general fund statement
The daily Treasury balance report shows available cash of 269,519 dollars and gold coin and bullion at 14,951 dollars with gold certificates totaling 60,393,529 dollars. Other items include government securities and miscellaneous balances as of January 2.
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Washington
Japanese in Vancouver Court Over Killing Parley
In Vancouver British Columbia three men including Richard Frost and George Anderson appeared in court on a charge of attempted murder related to a New Year stabbing at a Japanese boarding house. All were remanded awaiting further proceedings as police investigated a tense, racially charged incident that caused injuries to both firemen and residents.
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Vancouver
Jar
Nakwabel
Mus
Teneweye
Alfway
Alexander Mc Dartali
Iokra
Captain Pillsbury Named Chief of Navy Department Navigation Bureau
In Washington, after a conference with President Roosevelt in January, Secretary Mulesis announced Captain J B Ellsburg has been selected as chief of the navigation bureau of the Navy Department. Captain Pillsbury participated in the conference between the President and the secretary prior to the announcement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Uay
Mulesis
J.B. Ellsburg
Navy Department
Pillsbury
Tilg
Navigation Bureau Report Reveals Vessel Tonnage Shifts
The Navigation Bureau reports 1056 vessels totaling 4508 Krogs tons built and commissioned in the United States during the calendar year 1907, contrasted with 1045 vessels of 30341 tons in 1906, noting notable changes in shipbuilding output and vessel tonnage over the two years.
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Washington
Bureau of Nvigation
United States
Receivers default on NYC Railway dividends
Receivers for the New York City Railway company defaulted on the quarterly dividend due in January. The action follows financial strain and delays in payments, signaling potential further measures to protect creditors and stabilize operations.
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New York
Jin
New York City Railway Company
Capital and subsidiary notes cloud New York rail firms
Los Angeles January 2 Louis Givernand a member of Givernaud Brothers said to be the best to establish stake manufacturing in the United States aged 73 years. He named two months ago from New York intending to open hip bate in Las An awales. the deceased was Lyon, who came to the region years ago, with heart trouble reporting immediate cause of death.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Louis Givernand
Givernaud’ Brothers
Stk Manufacturing
United States
Pera
New York
Las An
Wales
Lyon
Amd
Epati
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