Grandmother on Stand Denies Husband's Accusation in Divorce Case
The 45 year old Mrs McGinnis testified she and Willie Cox were never improper, kept a chaperon on outings, and recalled a November 22 incident when Daniel McGinnis broke into her apartment. She described palpitations, offered ammonia, and claimed Cox was an old, dear friend. The janitor rebuttal questioned intoxication and finances.
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Sin ner pays four for one to U S Treasury
A letter accompanied by 12000 dollars declares the writer, claiming to have defrauded the government in the past, has returned the money fourfold as a scriptural restitution and asks for pardon. The funds are deposited in the Treasury to the conscience fund.
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Gold standard for Korea under Japanese control
United States Minister Horace N. Allen reports Korea has adopted the gold standard after a government request. Japan will loan 10400000 yen to establish currency, with silver coins minted in Japan to be exchanged for Japanese gold currency at 60 cents per dollar. Postmaster appointed Mystic Sanford to South Wilfed Conn.
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Authorized Bond Issue by Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia March 14 a new bond issue of 350000000 was authorized today by the stockholders at the annual meeting. The issue may be raised at once or in parts and will be secured under the consolidated mortgage or by convertible stock. The railroad also gains permission to absorb the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railway.
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Wrong Man Questioned In Santa Fe Anti-Trust Probe
Topeka March 14 Discovery in the Kansas anti-trust suit against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway narrowed when Frank Monnett moved to dismiss all Santa Fe officers subpoenaed. Only W J Black and W J Healy remained on the stand. Healy testified three days but Monnett said Healy was not the proper witness. Depositions will proceed in Chanute tomorrow and then Topeka, with witnesses reservice and testimony to follow as stipulated by both sides.
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Restoration Of Battle Flags To Be Returned By States
Gen Ainsworth to execute Congress resolution returning Civil War battle flags from War Department custody. About 544 flags and standards will be sorted and sent back to their states. process includes wartime records to establish ownership. In Richmond today, Confederate Memorial Literary Society women voted to return the Eighteenth Massachusetts Regiment flag.
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Garfield's Kansas Oil Probe Under Private Hearings
Commissioner Garfield begins a trip from New York to inspect Standard Oil operations in Kansas and nearby oil regions. He plans private hearings, avoiding public sessions, with stops in Chanute and Independence and potential travel to Oklahoma and Indian Territory as part of the probe amid ongoing state efforts against the oil giant.
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Injunction Granted in Bag Filling Case
Justice Anderson signs a temporary injunction in Brown Bag Billing Machine Co v James Drohen. The order, tied to a $6,000 bond by Drohen, blocks alleged patent infringement over a seed bag filling apparatus used by the Department of Agriculture pending further action.
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Count for President Entertains 1908 Dream Nomination
Charles Vaden Barton known as Earl Count, a Printing Office employee and Millennium editor, declared yesterday he will run for U S President in 1908 on a spiritual platform. He says Lincoln Garfield and McKinley spoke to him in a vision and outlines radical reforms and a cabinet of prophets. He has begun a nationwide campaign from his Washington printing shop.
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Military orders from 1905 detailing leaves and transfers
A 1905 compilation lists Capt Jacques da I Lafitte and others granted leaves of absence for disability or duty, transfers within coast artillery, and appointments to boards. It notes Lieut Col Kilbourne in recruiting, station changes for Maj Wilds Richardson, and construction duties at Fort Myer. Naval movements include ships arriving at several eastern ports and officers reassigned as navigators and executives.
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Lieut Francis M Boone Sentence Approved at Cavite
The President approved the court martial sentence for Lieut Francis M Boone Nineteenth Infantry who was tried at Vancouver Barracks for absence without leave breach of arrest and non payment of debt The sentence was originally dismissal and two years imprisonment reduced to one year confinement at Alcatraz Island California Also con notes on Inebtef etch duty arrival and Lieut Boone details. Delaware Lackawanna and Western stock traded at 400 on the New York Exchange with a 103 rise. Lackawanna 4 fell 10 points to 390, year to date gain 66 points.
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Countess of Buena Vista beef monopoly litigation seen
Department of Justice will file in Federal Court New York City a suit over the abolition of the Havana beef monopoly held by the Countess of Buena Vista. The case asserts Brooke's order as Cuba governor was illegal and that damages are sought for the abolition. Treasury receipts show 768,751 in bank notes redeemed and total expenditures of 1,610,000 with internal revenue 250,432 and customs 1,006,664.
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