Packers Trial Reveals Immunity and Garfield Report Dispute
District Attorney Morrison outlines the Packers immunity stance as Edward F Swift faces cross examination on Garfield report details. Testimony shows officials sought a typewritten copy before publication while questions probe stock holdings and private business ties amid the Kenwood operations and By-Products inquiry.
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Morrison
Culsaga
Packers Today
Disct
Garfield
Packers
Mr. Morrison
Edward F. Swift
Swift
Kenwood Company
Tyewliy
Atcore
Lewis FB
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Marcus
YORK
TIMES
Ston Globe
Kupfalo Courier
Chitago
Finladeep 7Lic Ledger
PYTCH
Providence Journal
Rochester
Harald
T. Louis Republic
Syracuse Post
ST Paul Pioneer-Prebs
Minneapolis Tribune
Leveland Plain Dealer
Clincinnati Enquirer
Swift a key witness in Garfield indictments questioning duties
Testimony shows Mr Swift denying any agreement with Durand while admitting the firm yielded to his demands. He recalls meetings on April 29 with long discussions and questions about holdings in National Packing Company and other subsidiaries. The district attorney pressed on Garfield reports and potential publications, and other executives like Louis F Swift and Jesse P Lyman testified on connections to the packers and their operations.
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Durand
Mr. Swift
Morrison Ten
Garfield
National Packing Company
National
Hynes
Swift
Mr. Hynes
Oppenheimer Company
Kenwood Company
District Atttorney
George W. Brown
Brown
Thct
Morrison
Ess
Nelson Men & Co
Atta
Humphrey
R. Swift
James H. Eckels
Commercial National Bank
Eckels
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Co
Was & Witness
Jesse P. Lyman
Boston
Afr. Lyman
Miler
Lynma
Wittm S
French Church Riots as Armed Force Clears Edifice
Paris reports show government efforts to inventory church property met with fierce resistance. In St Clothilde and other parishes crowds attacked officials, with many injured including officers. over 150 parishioners arrested. Chamber of Deputies backed the government with a confidence vote as Premier Rouvier pledged determination to enforce the separation law, even using armed forces if needed.
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Chamber of Deputies
Paris
France
St. Roche
St. Clothilde
M. Allard
St. Clothilde’s
M. Lepine
Lepine
Department of the Seine
Jones Confession Questioned in Rice Death Case
New York February 1 reports district attorney plans to oppose Albert Patrick's new trial. Affidavits by Jones and others claim Rice may have died naturally and that Patrick influenced, with Stanberry and Baker figures denying culpability. Witnesses recount others suggesting perjury risks and safety to reveal truth.
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Washington Post
New York
District Attorney's Office
Albert T. Patrick
Garvan
Otto H. Schultz
District Attorney
Charles I*. Jones
Millionaire Rice
Rice
Patrick
Alexander B. Stanberry
Thirteenth United States Infantry
Philppines
Beaumont
Tex
Jones
Stanberry
Texas
James A. Baker
Houston
William M. Rice
T. J. McNerny
Frederick B. House
House
Mann Gase Goes Over Fudge Developments At Hearing
Special to The Washington Post reports the Mann perjury hearing postponed until Monday. Col. William D. Mann’s counsel Martin W. Littleton says time needed for evidence review. Assistant DA Hart seeks prompt proceedings. Justice Deuel vows not to resign though removal proceedings loom. Evidence prepared for Appellate Division once Jerome returns from Lakeville.
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Washington Post
New York
Col
William D. Mann
Martin W. Littleton
Col. Mann
Hart
Wray
Craig
Justice Deuel
Norman Hap
Good
Colliers Weekly
Edward Lauterbach
Nott
Jerome
Lakeville
Norman Hiapgood
Oring
New York Chamber Backing Chinese Exclusion Bill
The New York chamber of commerce adopted a resolution favoring the House bill to prohibit entry of Chinese laborers into the United States. It also approved President Roosevelt and Gov. Higgins on protecting Niagara Falls and urged an investigation into alleged New York City freight rate discrimination. In Newark, the James B. Duke divorce case against Lillian N. Duke was set for trial on April 23 by Vice Chancellor Pitney.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
House Bil
United States
Roosevelt
Gov. Higgins
Miagara Falls
New York City
Seaboard
Duke
Newark
N. J
James B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Lillian N. Duke
Pitney
Gowan's Pneumonia Cure Endorsed by Neighbors
Testimonial letter feature extols Gowan's Pneumonia Cure as immediate relief for croup colds and lung ailments. Readers from North Carolina and Virginia recount quick benefits and recovery after single or few applications. Sold by druggists, with larger bottles priced at 1.00 and 25 cents for smaller croup size.
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Carolina
Virginia
Gowan
P. B. Griffin
H. J
W. B. Bagwell
Durham
All Drugglars
Apyfleck’s
Gow
An Medical Co
N. C
Prisoner on Oyster Boat Declares Abduction in Bay
Henry M. Lowe returned to Trenton after months away claiming he was shanghaied from Philadelphia and held aboard a Chesapeake Bay oyster boat. He says he endured harsh labor and beatings, and was forced to help steal oysters. released recently when the captain feared death from exposure. Baltimore police have been notified.
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Washington Post
Trenton
N. J
Henry M. Lowe
Philadelphia
Chesapeake Bay
Lowe
Baltimore
Why Gaynor Wanted Cash Prosecution Unfolds Case Against Greene and Gaynor
Savannah dispatch reports District Attorney Marion Erwin begins linking vouchers contracts letters and checks in the Gaynor Greene case. Witness George W Marler testifies about checks cashed during the 1898 panic and about bank and subtreasury locations as the defense challenges. The DA aims to show the contracts issued under various names were effectively to Greene and John F Gaynor, with Atlantic Contracting Co. owned by them.
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Savannah
Marion Erwin
Greene
Gaynor
Erwin
George W. Marler
United States
New York
Marler
John F. Gaynor
Byrnes
American Exchange National Bank
Osborn
Marlor
John Morris
Merchants’ National Bank
Carter
Sterley
Atlantic Contracting Company
West Virginia
John F. Gaynot
Big Savannah
Palma Absent From Monument Dedication Represented by Andrade
Havana February 1 General Ereyre Andrade secretary of the interior will represent President Palma at the February 14 Santiago monument dedication. He will convey greetings and honor American soldiers sacrifices and the outcome of Cuba's independence struggle. Accompanying him are Generals Rodriguez Rojas and a artillery unit with band.
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Gen. Andrade
Havana
Palma
Santiago
Ereyre| Andrade
Interior
Freyre Andrade
Rodriguez
Rojas
Cuba
Chorus Girl Found Dead in Hotel asphyxiation death mystery
Philadelphia February 1 Florence Meigs aged seventeen a chorus girl with the Mayor of Tokyo Company now touring here was found dead in her room gas on death attributed to asphyxiation uncertainty whether accidental or self inflicted The home address given as Richmond Hill Long Island Fire alarm reports Cleveland fire on Superior avenue at the American House guests evacuated with minor losses and no major damage
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Philadelphia
Florence Meigs
Tokyo
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Leader
Superior Avenue
Tax plan for Mogors ambassador conference Morocco tax plan debated
The Moroccan conference adopted the taxation draft with Moorish objections. Ambassador White urged limiting consul revenues, sparking debate on sovereignty. Spain objected leading to a temporary modification pause. the body adjourned to Saturday with American diplomacy praised.
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Algeciras
Spain
Fez
Committee On Taxation
Ambassador White
M. Revoll
France
Count Cassini
Russia
Senor Perez Caballero
Si Arthur Nicolson
White
Duke of Almodovar
State Department
Morocco
Steamer Gemma Fired On At Sea Off Leith
The German steamer Gemma reports being fired on by a schooner in the Cot tegat North Sea on January 27. First mate wounded on the bridge, about six shots fired, schooner heading southward after the incident. Language heard described as Finnish Swedish or Russian.
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Leith
Scotland
Gemma
Cottegat
North Sea
Chinese Imperial Commission Tours New York Industry
The Chinese imperial commission arrived from Washington and began a two week visit in New York. They attended the chamber of commerce meeting where a resolution backing immigration restriction was adopted. They met with officials, toured industrial firms, and visited the stock exchange.
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Chamber of Commerce
New York
Chinese Imperial Commission
United States
Washington
Chinese Reform Association
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Morris K. Jessup
Stock Exchange
Health Office Record Deaths For February First Noon
Health Office listings show ten deaths with ages from 17 to 77. Names include Robert Boswell George Dallam Mary Doneldson Thomas Gibbs James Harris Frank Hillman Francis Hill Maggie Miner John Webb Catherine Wedding all tied to addresses in Washington areas such as 148 E at ne 1116234 at 12th at and 1209 N st aw plus Anacostia and Govt Hosp Insane selection.
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Robert 8. Boswell
George E. Dallam
Mary H. Doneldson
Thomas Gibbs
James A Harris
St. Ne
Frank Hillman
Francis H. Hill
St Aw
Maggie Miner
John D. Webb
Catherine A. Wedding
Franklin St
Anacostia
Marriages Listed From Virginia and Nearby States
A scanned fragment lists multiple marriage announcements including John W. Lunsford and Mabel E. Gaddis, Harry M. Miller and Fannie E. Holmes of Norfolk, John W. Boyer and Millicent M. Delcher of Baltimore, Randolph B. Morgan of Potomac Mills and Nellie B. Payne of Fredericksburg, Edward J. Peyton and Gertrude Hanback of Fauquier County, BH Gom and Annie M Lightner of Greenback West Virginia, John Adams of Pittsburgh and Lizzie R. Thurman of Alleghany County, plus John Booker and Daisy Stringfellow, James A. Poe and Hosa Nokes, George A. White and Annie L. Ayer, and Thomas Wise and Abenda Cariets.
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Annie M Lightner
Greenback
W. Va
John Adams
Pittsburg
Lizsie R. Thurman
Alleghany County
John Booker
Daisy Stringfellow
James A. Poe
Hosa Nokes
George A. White
Annie L. Ayer
Thomas’ Wise
Abénda Cariets
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el Dent
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Mantis
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Jerida
L Street
Bison
Puledo
Volodau
Samtusky
Charis Mo
Ada PL Kanouse
City
Laura J
Norman A.” Kraft
Sergeon's Street
New New York Avenue
Bite Michiel Nisbet
Feh
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street Nw
Morrigan
Avcina Vradius Company
Istrict
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Gartlett
Derand
California
To-Kalon Wine Co
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Table Waters
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New York Chamber of Commerce
Gowan’s
New Jersey
Siarian
Conaule
Galt & Bro
Pennsylvania Avenue
Department
Massachusetts Avenue
Stuart
Copenhagen
Christian
Haiti
Venice
Nord Alexis
Prince Magarine
Port Au Prince
Anthony Fraser
Health Office Record
Anches
C. @. SLOAN & CO
G Street
Washington, D.C
Muller
Belmont Street
Washington, D. C
Belva A. Teckwoop
McDougall Kitchen
Mayerg CO
Seventh St
The
United States Express Co
Burchell
Congressional Coffee
America
Erat Atlantic & Pacific Test
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