Packers Trial Reveals Gov Shake toward Garfield Report
District Attorney Morrison outlined immunity stance in the Packers trial. Edward F Swift testified he could not confirm specific approvals or disclosures about hog and sheep data. The Kenwood Company and Swift & Co figures featured in questions about the Garfield report and related investigations.
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Morrison
Culsaga
Packers Today
Disct
Garfield
Packers
Mr. Morrison
Edward F. Swift
Swift
Kenwood Company
Tyewliy
Atcore
Lewis FB
District Atttorney
George W. Brown
Brown
Thct
Ess
Nelson Men & Co
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Co
Jesse P. Lyman
Boston
National Packing Company
James H. Eckels
Afr. Lyman
Miler
Lynma
Wittm
Notice of Authorship Claim Across Major Papers
Marcus and Teath claim insertion of notices in The Washington Past papers upon application, appearing voluntarily without extra charge to either digest or any newspaper. Listed papers include New York Times, St Louis Globe Democrat, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Ledger, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Standard, St Paul Pioneer-Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Testimony Overflows as Swift Denies Agreements at Trial
Witness Swift faced sharp questioning about alleged deals with Durand and the Garfield report. He denied making any agreement, admitted yielding what Durand wanted, and struggled with memory on holdings and information about related companies. The cross fire, nervous manner, and courtroom banter punctuated a long hearing before recess with more witnesses to follow.
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Durand
Mr. Swift
Morrison Ten
Garfield
National Packing Company
National
Hynes
Swift
Mr. Hynes
Oppenheimer Company
Kenwood Company
French Church Riots Arm The State Steps In
Paris reports violent protests as the separation law inventory of church property encounters resistance. Police and guards storm St Clothilde to clear crowds, injuring many and arresting about 150. prefect Lepine braces the church with rifles to finish the inventory amid calls to use armed forces if needed. The Chamber of Deputies voted confidence for Premier Rouvier 384 to 166, backing a firm but moderated enforcement.
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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 Used In Rice Death Case
Washington Post special reports district attorney moves to block Albert Patrick new trial citing affidavits alleging Jones the Rice valet confessed to murder to exonerate Patrick. Affidavits from Stanberry and others claim Jones lied to protect himself and implicate Patrick, with defense against privileged communications noted by Attorney House.
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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 Devel and Resign Hope
Special dispatch from Washington reports Col. William D. Mann facing perjury charges postponed until Monday with Littleton as counsel. Assistant DA Hart opposes delay. hearings focus on Mann’s possible removal as Justice Deuel resists resignation and awaits Jerome’s return to town.
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Washington Post
New York
Col
William D. Mann
Martin W. Littleton
Col. Mann
Hart
Wray
Craig
Chamber aids Chinese exclusion and falls protection plea
A New York chamber of commerce resolves in favor of the house bill to bar Chinese laborers from entering the United States. It also endorses President Roosevelt and Gov. Higgins on preserving Niagara Falls and calls for an investigation into alleged freight rate discrimination against New York City. Newark reports the Duke divorce trial date set for April 23 in the James B. Duke case against Lillian N. Duke.
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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 Praised by Readers and Merchants
A Carolina and Virginia audience shares testimonials for Gowan's Pneumonia Cure. Letters from Rev Yeager of Hinsboro and W B Bagwell of Durham praise rapid relief from chest cold, coughs, and lung ailments. The ad cites APYFLECK'S DRUG STORE in Durham and Gow an Medical Co offering large and small bottles by mail.
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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 Returns Home
Henry M. Lowe arrived back in Trenton after months away claiming he was shanghaied from Philadelphia and held prisoner on a Chesapeake Bay oyster boat. He alleges forced labor and beatings, with a captain allegedly releasing him when fear of death grew. He was given money to travel home. Baltimore police have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Trenton
N. J
Henry M. Lowe
Philadelphia
Chesapeake Bay
Lowe
Baltimore
WHY GAYNOR WANTED CASH Prosecutor Begins to Link Evidence
Savannah Feb 1 District Attorney Marion Erwin leading the Greene and Gaynor prosecution began tying together vouchers contracts letters and checks. George W Marler testified on 1898 checks cashed during a panic and deposits later questioned. Defense objections overruled. Atlantic Contracting charter shows Greene and John F Gaynor as major stockholders amid a 1892 company formation and a Savannah contract.
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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
Cuba to Represent Palma at Monument Dedication
Havana on February 1 reports President Palma will not attend the Santiago dedication February 14. Gen Freyre Andrade, secretary of the interior, will represent the government and convey greetings while honoring American soldiers sacrifices. He will be accompanied by Gen Rodriguez and Gen Rojas with artillery units and band.
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Gen. Andrade
Havana
Palma
Santiago
Ereyre| Andrade
Interior
Freyre Andrade
Rodriguez
Rojas
Cuba
Chorus Girl Found Dead In Hotel In Philadelphia
Florence Meigs aged seventeen a chorus girl with the Mayor of Tokyo company was found dead in her hotel room in Philadelphia asphyxiation from gas. It is undetermined whether the death was accidental or self inflicted. home at Richmond Hill Long Island. Fire Alarm Frightens Cleveland Guests
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Philadelphia
Florence Meigs
Tokyo
Morocco Tax Plan Divides Moroccans and Allies at Conference
At the Morroccan conference in Algeciras Spain February the taxation draft was adopted with objections from Moorish delegates who will refer proposals to the Sultan in Fez. Ambassador White urged limiting consul held revenue, Spanish objections led to a withdrawal of the modification. American delegates pressed sovereignty concerns and argued for unanimity as the talks continued.
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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 Near Leith
A German steamer Gemma reports being fired on by an unidentified schooner in the Cottegat North Sea on January 27. First mate wounded on the bridge, about six shots fired, language presumed Finnish, Swedish, or Russian. The schooner then sailed southward. Gemma reported no casualties beyond the mate.
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Leith
Scotland
Gemma
Cottegat
North Sea
Chinese Imperial Commission Tours New York Industries
The Chinese imperial commission in the United States arrived in New York from Washington and began two weeks of sight seeing and inquiry. They attended the chamber of commerce meeting where a resolution backing immigration restriction was adopted, and were hosted by officials including Morris K. Jessup and Gen. Frederick D. Grant.
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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 February 1
Health Office record reports deaths up to noon on February 1. Included are Robert Boswell, 65, of 148 E at ne. George E. Dallam, 57, Govt Hosp Insane. Mary H. Doneldson, 17. Thomas Gibbs, 6%?. James A Harris, 80. Frank Hillman, 19. Francis H. Hill, 3. Maggie Miner, 20. John D. Webb, 77. Catherine A. Wedding, 0. Noted addresses span 1116234 at to 32 Franklin st Anacostia.
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Robert 8. Boswell
George E. Dallam
Mary H. Doneldson
Thomas Gibbs
James A Harris
St. Nw
Frank Hillman
Francis H. Hill
St Aw
Maggie Miner
John D. Webb
Catherine A. Wedding
Franklin St
Anacostia
Licensed to Marry in Virginia and Nearby States
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Virginia Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania and beyond. Names include York and Ree Burton John W Lunsford Mabel E Gaddis Harry M Miller Fannie B Holmes John W Boyer Millicent M Delcher Randolph B Morgan Neille B Payne Edward J Peyton Gertrede Hanback Annie M Lightner John Adams Lizsie R Thurman John Booker Daley Stringfellow James A Poe Hosa Nokes George A White Annie L Ayer Thomas Wise and Abenda Cariets.
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Westey Vister
John W. Lunsford
Mabel E. Gaddis
Harry M. Miller
Fannie BE. Holmes
Norfolk
John W. Boyer
Millicent M. Delcher
Baltimore
Randolph B. Morgan
Potomac Milils
Neille B. Payne
Fredericksburg
Edward J. Peyton
Gertrede
Hanback
Fauquier County
Gom
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U. K
Jack Swift
Hhe Cress
Carield
Furntz
Kro
Tran
Garteld
Alpes
el Dent
Nation
Muirsday
T Northwest
Phillis Osu
Mantis
Hal S.C Woodresding
Charlotte M
W Filihaus
Maryai
Lay
Jerida
L Street
Bison
Puledo
Ohio
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
Ise
Gartlett
Derand
District Atta
Humphrey
R. Swift
Rediver
Commercial National Bank
Eckels
California
To-Kalon Wine Co
the Queen OF
Table Waters
Jerome
Justice Deuel
Norman Hap
Good
Colliers Weekly
Pat
Edward Lauterbach
Nott
Lakeville
Norman Hiapgood
Oring
New York Chamber of Commerce
Gowan’s
New Jersey
Cleveland
Cleveland Leader
Superior Avenue
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
York and Ree Burton
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
Atlantic & Pacific
E. Bratt
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