Sugar case jurors begin trial of six defendants
In New York James Bendernagel Oliver Spitzer and four sugar trust figures face a U S circuit court trial before Judge J L Martin. The session opened amid demurrer arguments and jury selection delays as concerns over press influence and public opinion drew comment from Special Prosecutor Henry Stimson. Voelker would be tried separately as the judge ruled.
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Thanh
New York
James ¥. Bendernagel
Oliver Spitzer
Sugar Trust
United States Circuit Court
JL. Martin
Vermont
Henry Stimson
United States District Attorney
Martin
Stimson
United States
Tean Voelker
Hendernagel
Spitzer
Thomas Kehoe
Patrick J. Hennesy
John R Coyie
Edward A. Boyle
Bendernagel
Williamsburg Sugar Refining Company
Apt goMity
Clarence T Lexow
Hand
Agung
Auige Wulin
Wedded at Father's Coffin in Chicago Funeral Marry Daughter
Miss Juanita Howard daughter of James Howard, famed Wash inton Park Club secretary and noted horseman, married Leerdt an attorney before funeral. Howard died after automobile crash last week, his dying wish was his daughter be wed, Rev Y W Nicely officiated at the ceremony.
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Juanita Howard
Turfman
Innicago Ao
James Howard
Washinton Park Club
Mase Tuanita
Howard
Ing Leeratt
Urianselans
Nicely
Ronerat
Bedridden with Eczema Six Weeks Ends in Cure
Mrs Edward Neoning reports four years of severe eczema with six weeks bedridden. She describes torn sores and relief from cura bath cures and Catioura Ointment Resolvent, noting full recovery and no ill effects. She urges others with skin troubles to try the Catioura remedies, date April 11.
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Edward Neoning
208
Watertown
The Next of Kin at Columbia Theatre stirs public conscience
Charles Klein's The Next of Kin opened at the Columbia Theatre last night. The play tackles law delay and legal abuse through Paul Marsh and Paula, with a strong supporting cast led by Wallace Hadinger Hedwig Relner and Frank Sheridan. The audience rewarded the company for a gripping second act and a notable performance by the interpreting company.
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Charl Klein
Columbia Theater
Klein
Paul Marsh
Attorner
Palitical Ring
Regal Telckster
Ludge Cooley
Board of Physicians
Wallace Hadinger
Fauntleroy
Paula
Femelnine
Fenmine
Hedwig Relner
Mary Reicher
McMutrie
Misa Reicher
Guet
Shen@an
Joseph Adelman
McMutre
Frederick Perry
John Ricaby
Rhaby
Bankiess
Wisco
Maren
George
Ax Collins
Santtanium
Will Protest to President Taft Meeting on Federal Corporation Law
Courtesa members of the Illinois Manufacturers' Association plan a special ceremony near the Pennsylvania Railroad for Washington to protest the proposed Federal corporation law. They will meet President Taft on Wednesday morning to present their opposition and seek redress.
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Taft
Chiense
Courtesa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
King Manuel attends opera as union ultimatum shocks Paris
Paris on November 29 reports King Manuel of Portugal at the opera when a protest by King Poland, secretary of the electrician union, forced the management to raise salaries or risk a power cut. M Broussan, opera director, complied to avoid disruption.
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Paris
Manuel
Portugal
Poland
Electrician Union
M. Broussan
Special election set for De Armond vacancy in Missouri
Gov Hadley issued a call for a special election in Missouri's Sixth congressional district on January 2, 1910, to fill the vacancy created by the death of Representative David A. De Armond who was burned to death in his Butler home.
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de Armoni
Jefferson City
Hadley
Missouri
David A. de Armond
Butler
Presbytery funds missing in Pittsburg case
William Lilley former treasurer of the Pittsburg Presbytery is short to the amount of 23084.84 in church accounts after disappearing September 29. The board of trustees reports Lilley owes 18816 to the Fourth Presbyterian Church and left the town with significant indebtedness. Prosecution status was not announced.
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Pittsburg
Willliem v. Lilley
Liley
Supreme Court rules salvage claim in docked vessel case
The Supreme Court reversed a lower court and allowed salvage for services to a ship in Newport News, noting repairs do not remove a vessel from the realm of commerce. The court also upheld an Interstate Commerce Commission terminal charge reduction in Chicago and addressed cases involving immigration conspiracy, second copyrights, bank liability, street encroachment, and postwar reconstruction claims.
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United Sates Supreme Court
Ayit
United States District Court
Hastayn
Viretna
Tha Court
Sivage
Petita
Sete Fort Danger
Supreme Court
United States Alread Court
District of Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Justice Brewer
United States
Tilden B. Stevenson
Ede Bellatre
Hoston
Justice Day
Hubert
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Gompers Files Petition for Writ of Certiorari
Judge Alton B. Parker filed a petition to the U S Supreme Court seeking two writs of certiorari in contempt proceedings against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison AFL officers over the Bucks Brows and Range Company suit The submission occurred after the court had issued opinions and received other motions Gompers and colleagues attended but no briefs were presented and no opposition to the writ was stated as the court took the matter under advisement.
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Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Amercan Federation of Labor
Bucks ' Brows and Range Company
United States
Supress
Alton B. Parker
New York
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Gomspers
Fet
Parker
Fuller
Gubec
Supreme Court to rule on Saki duty case
Final arguments in the saki duty dispute, a $1 400 000 revenue matter, will be heard by the U S Supreme Court in coming days. The ruling will govern import duties on the Japanese drink and affect all firms involved. The U S government seeks duty on sales entering the country, arguing it is subject to the whisky tax. Hawad manufacturers defend that the drink is a distinct beverage not covered by whisky tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
United States
Hawad
Peasant Accuses American of Gold River Hustle
A wealthy Argenteuil peasant filed fraud charges against Leon Goldsmith, an alleged American doctor, claiming he gave him 18 000 for a river sand gold project. The claimant says Goldsmith planted gold dust samples in the riverbed and later recovered them for show, then vanished.
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Paris
Argenteuil
Leon Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Japanese envoy to Austria appoints new ambassador to Austria
Japanese dispatched reports that Ō Akidauki is appointed ambassador to Austria succeeding Uchida, who is transferred to the United States. The notice records Ō Akidauki as minister to Belgium prior to this appointment.
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Austria
Tokyo
Ō ‘Akidauki
Austra
Df Uchida
United States
Belgium
Frank White Named Director of Education for Philippine Islands
Manila November 8 Frank White was to be appointed director of education for the Philippine Islands to succeed Dr Barrows, who resigned. White had been assistant director of education, reared in Nebraska, and a University of Chicago graduate who came to the Philippines in the following year.
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Manila
Frank White
The
Philippe Islands
Dr. Barrows
Mt. White
Nebraska
University of Chicago
Philippines
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