Harriman Ordered to Explain Purchases of Union Pacific Stocks
A New York circuit court directed E H Harriman and partner Loeh & Co to answer all Interstate Commerce Commission questions about the purchase of Union Pacific related stocks and dividends in 1908. The judge demanded full disclosure on motives and any personal interest in the transactions.
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Union Pacific
Bankera
New York
E. H. Harriman
Hougt
United Stated Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cimon Pacific
Southern Roorailroad
Hse Givivienl
Edge Hough
Oitu Th Kala
Kut, Loch & Co
Interstate Commerce Comarasel
Harman
Harebnan
Othe Union Bucfic
Elmore
Steriin
Wa & Abes
Vent
Koln
Diel
Southern Pacific
Kahn
Bale, Loeh & Co
Chicago
Alton
Tenals Central
Pinon Pacific
Opposition to Chicago Lines in Railways Case
The petition challenges a proposed reorganization of Chicago Lines under Calergs Railways Co. and accuses Judge Grosscup of overreach and bias. It alleges improper approval of expenses and compensation tied to the plan, with stockholders, receivers, and city costs central to the dispute. Arguments span the court’s jurisdiction and the involvement of the entire bench in Wednesday’s hearing.
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Jose Thomasson
Insalhoune
Surficrae
Cheigo
Calergs Railways Company
Unitad States Supreme Court
Stlerney Charles
Aldricn
Unouerama
Calou
Santest
Juder Vereseup O
United States Sloat Court For
Northern District
Flues
Grosscup
Tha Eekcome
Sean
Theten
Petities
Atitiush
Thare
Rayord Scithorizins
Auc
Fran Ng
Athley
Curt
Tata
John Paul Jones Book Out Commemoration Volume Issued
A commemorative volume honoring John Paul Jones, issued by Congress, details ceremonies at Annapolis on April 24 and suite of tributes to naval heroes. The work includes portraits and notes on President Roosevelt, Ambassador Pesserand, Gen. Porter, Warfield, and Dewey, reflecting early 20th century naval lore and celebration.
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Congress
Paul Jones
Congressional Pubication
Jones
Floydon Adno
Annapolis
Roose
Chinese Edict on Opium Suppression Circulated to Officials
Asian government tightens measures to end opium use among officials in the Tianjin region. An edict extends the grace period to three months for breaking the habit and requires all ranks to pledge cessation. Officials unable to quit or those unable to prove abstinence risk removal, reassignment, or dismissal.
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Chin
Tien-itsin
Shipoff Likely to Succeed Filosoft as Commerce Minister
Portical item from St Petersburg dated January 16 says van Shipoff, ex-finance minister, is probable to take over as commerce minister after the late Filosotoft. Shipoff, a noted Witte ally, is abroad on a government mission and remains in touch with the ex-premier. Count Cassini, Spanish ambassador, is on leave and plans not to return to Madrid.
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van Shipoff
M. Filosotoft
M. Shipoff
Rovsi
Portsmouth
Far
East
Count Witte
Cassini
Spain
Madrid
Ysaye's Stradivarius Stolen in St Petersburg Theater
Eugene Ysaye admits his Stradivarius violin valued above $10,000 was taken from a side scene at the St Petersburg theater. He believes a person aware of the instrument's value stole it while he was briefly away, and published the loss in a note to his wife in Washington.
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Washington Post
New York
Cnkle
Eugene Ysaye
St. Petersburg
Yeave
President Approves Wider Isthmian Locks At Five Million
Engineers estimate five million dollars to widen Panama Canal locks to between 110 and 125 feet to meet near term naval needs. Secretary Taft transmits commission recommendation to President Roosevel,t noting that widening the locks may slightly reduce daily passage capacity but is advisable for future warship dimensions. Rocks to run about one thousand feet in length with cost details and duty to ensure adequate water supply.
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Isthmian Canal Commission
Taft
General Board of
Ir Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Secks
Board of Consulting Engineers
Alazuela
Lovalit
Senor Creel to Leave Washington for Chihuahua Governorate
Senor Creel the Mexican Ambassador quarreled with Secretary Root and will depart Washington next Sunday with Senora Creel. They travel via Ames Town to visit friends and then to El Paso before informing President Diaz of the peace conference results. He has three months leave granted. Wyatt H. Williams dies aboard the Washington after a fall at Magdalena Bay on January 14. Williams enlisted February 9, 1907, at Mount Vernon Indiana.
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Senor Creel
Root
Washington
Chihuahua
Senora Creel
Oro Madriz
Policarpo Bonilla
Ames
Town
Ambassador Crack
Uy Gon
Navy Department
Wyatt H. Williams
Magdalena Bay
Williams
Mount Vernon
Ind
Militia in Real Army Six Corps at Chickamauga
New York January 16 The thirtieth anniversary of the Military Service Institution was celebrated on Governors Island. Gen Robert Shaw Oliver Assistant Secretary of War addressed the gathering praising National Guard efficiency. He noted Guard units learning to supplement coast defenses and military operations from Magdalena Bay to the coast artillery. The event included re election of Brevet Maj Gen Alexander Webb as president with Gen Otis and Gen Mac Arthur among voting peers.
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Military Service Institution
Governors Island
Army
National Guard
Alexander
S Webb
Webb
Otis
MacArthur
Robert Shaw Oliver
Magdalena Bay
Coast Artillery
Navy
Coast Defense Work Department
Chicago
Annapolis
South America
Acapulco
Cillan
Valparaiso
Sandy Point
Montevides
Tito de Janeiro
Santa Eucia
Magdalena
Retired List Ordered for Army Officers Incurred Disabilities
The War Department announced the retirement of Lieut. Col. John C. Muhlenberg of the Pay Department at San Francisco Presidio, Capt. Solomon P. Vestal of the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Bayard, Maj. Pierce M. B. Travis of the Eleventh Infantry at Washington Barracks, and Capt. Frederick W. Krug of the Twentieth Infantry at Honolulu due to disabilities from duty. Secretary Taft said Col. W. L. Marshall remains on active list to head Harbor improvements in New York, though his weight prevented him from riding at Fort Myer. no suitable horse has been provided.
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Pay Department
Presidio of
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Fort Bayard
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Ninth Infantry
William Kendall
John Colter
Lucien G. Barry
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Coleman
Wifh Attas Recorder
George E. French
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Fort Sam Houston
Manny M.casher
Fourth Field Artillery
Ken Nelson
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William P Ranta
Charles F Craig
Army Medics Museum
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Army
Aquila Mitchell
Third Cavalry
Fort Ontario
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Fort Clark
Thomas C Walker
Fort Oglethorpe
Douglas Settle
Big Camp Plan for Militia and Regular Army Mobilization
A proposal outlines biennial encampments joining militia with regulars at major depots to train by attrition. Chickamauga is eyed for a two year horizon with six army corps ready in forty eight hours. Army officers would educate militiamen to build a stronger national force, with many officers named for attending conventions and duty assignments.
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National Guard
Chickamauga
Department of the Gulf
Ailuind
Thas
Plana
Naval Orders Move Officers and Vessels Across Districts
Orders transfer Capt L C Lagan to Pensacola to command the Eighth district and navy yard, and Capt K C Heltner to New York for duty. Paymaster R Nicholson reassigned to Mara Island. Vessel movements list Potomac Wasp Trinity flows. Hartford placed out of commission at Norfolk January 16. ship schedules include Chicago Magdalena Bay routes and port calls from Acapulco to Callao with listed arrival and sail dates.
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Eighth Naval District
Navy Yard
Pensacola
Fla
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New York
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R. Nicholson
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Cal
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Potomac
Toston
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Hoston
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Chicago
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Callao
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Wal
Sandy Point
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Jail
Nerfat
Thiago
Pointmaster
New York City
War Relics to Be Sold at Public Auction
Two historic Navy Department ships the Canonicus at Norfolk and the Pinta at Mare Island will be auctioned. The Canonicus spent $10,000 on restoration for display at Jamestown and drew strong interest. the Pinta is valued at 1400. Bids open February 19.
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Navy Department
Norfolk Navy Yard
Mare Island
Jamestown
New Orleans Editor Shot By Police Inspector
In New Orleans on January 16, Inspector Whitaker entered the Morning World office and fired two shots at editor Joseph M. Leveque. Both shots missed. Whitaker, backed by detectives, exchanged blows with reporters who rushed to aid Leveque, and eyewitnesses say a reporter struck Whitaker’s arm, causing the shots to misfire.
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Kaward
Whitaker
Morning World
Joseph M. Leveque
Severay
Leveque
Board to Test Army Cadets Before Graduation
A new policy requires the first class of the United States Military Academy to undergo a physical examination just before graduation in February next. General Belt, chief of staff, appointed a board of officers yesterday to conduct the examination. The board will file special reports on any graduate deemed physically unfit for military service.
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United States Military Academy
Gen Belt
Fowler Expounds His Bill Two Per Cent Bonds Plan
Representative Charles N. Fowler argues for a two per cent bond scheme and a gold backed, guaranteed note system to stabilize finance. He warns bonds could yield big losses in war, urges a $500 million guarantee fund to lock capital in a stable currency. Cholera reports reach Manila Mindanao as Army monitors outbreak. one death.
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Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
New Algonquin Club
Fowler
House
National Banka
United States
England
Foraker Replies on Court Injunctions and Contempt Hearings
Senator Joseph B. Foraker of Ohio answers labor leaders on injunctions and contempt in court. He supports hearings before restraint orders, favors flexible trial rights, and would grant jury deliberation if a separate court is not available to decide essential facts.
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Labor Body
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Joseph B. Foraker
Llewellyn Lewis
Ohio Federation of Labor
Taft
Foraker
Wolds
Boy Kills Schoolmate In Virginia Incident
Special report from Parkersburg West Virginia dated January 16 details William Leedsome eleven years old stabbing eighteen year old Andrew Shuck in the thigh after a quarrel on the way home from school. Shuck died from loss of blood.
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Washington Post
Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Legal Notices Recap
Long entry lists Supreme Court justices admitted to practice and multiple appeals across territories and circuits. Cases include Nelson Thomasson Jr. et al v The Chicago Railways Company. Modesto Munitiz Aguirre v Sabinos da Ezaufaga. Sage Dolores Marquez et al v The Maxwell Land Grant Company. and various patent appeals, equity, and bankruptcy motions with attorneys named. Adjour...
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Towa
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Livingston
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Nelson Thomasson, Jr
Chicago Railways Company
Charles Ho Atarich
Modesto Munitiz Aguirre
Sabinos da Ezaufaga
Supreme Court of Porto Rico
Coats
Sage Dolores Marquez Et al
Maxwell Land Grant Company
Supreme Court of the
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Charles
Burton
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
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McMurdy
Benboard Afr I. Dtaliway Ye
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Trust Co. Teave
Herbert & Micon
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Jaltal Lema
Purlty Wee Company
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Arandenturg
Handley +e
Galumbla
Atoreya
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Bowen and Matthews
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Marca
Altome
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Attorness
Carriaz- Lowlen
Kmigston Et al
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Plumiey
Seller
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Merillat
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Vti
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Richantson & Burgese
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Naikey
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Estate and litigation notes in diverse courts and real estate transfers
Legal notices span Criminal Court in re estate of John M. Clapp with multiple attorneys listed, Bankruptcy Court actions including adjudi cations and references, District Court openings, Probate Court estates including Thomas Kelly and Jos W Frost, and numerous Real Estate Transfers across blocks and streets in Washington with names of grantors grantees and amounts. Also mentions receivers, liens, and various trustees and executors amid a broad docket of probate and equity suits.
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John M. Clapp
Worthington, Heald & Fraliex
Davin Rubinnon Ve
Duvall
Pyesion Va
Jones
Sornes
Nathaniel Wi14en
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WM Hallam
Edmard J
Willan F
Hoover & Wells
Catherne FE Scheels
William F Rewer
Ida M
Mery Z. Tinker
Quinter
A & Worthington Estates
Delia McGrath
Crandal Mackey
Frances
Charles
Stewart
Leighton McKean
Nervine Cures Exhaustion and Nervous Ailments
A testimonial from Euris Perry of Mena Arkansas praising Dr Miles Nervine and Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for relieving nervous headaches sleep troubles and fatigue after a week of use. The ad promises money back if the first bottle fails and lists Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
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Euris Perry
Mena. Ark
Miles Medical CQ
Elkhart Ind
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