Sugar case jurors: Box 10 to be filed today
New York November 29 trial opened in the U S circuit court before Judge Martin for James Bendernagel Oliver Spitzer and four sugar trust defendants. A demurrer and indictment motions dominated morning proceedings while Special Prosecutor Henry Stimson maintained government focus and jurors were questioned amid widespread press commentary. Voelker was separated from the group and the others faced jury selection with defense challenges and appeals over indictments.
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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 MISS HOWARD MARRIED
Miss Juanita Howard daughter of turf man James Howard was wed today to Leeratt an attorney in a ceremony held before funeral rites. The late James Howard died after a car crash and requested his daughter marry as his final wish, with Rev YW Nicely officiating.
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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
Mrs. Edward Neoning of 208 Main Street Watertown recounts a severe eczema ordeal four years ago. After six weeks bedridden and torturous baths, cataphoresis, and Catiora Ointment, Resolvent, she regained health, credits the remedies with total cure, and urges others to try them.
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Edward Neoning
208
Watertown
The Next of Kin at Columbia Theater Delights Audiences
Charl Klein's The Next of Kin opens at the Columbia Theater with a potent mix of legal delays and dramatic tension. The cast, including Wallace Hadinger Hedwig Relner and Frank Sheridan, delivers strong performances, especially in the second act's courtroom drama and the climactic scenes. The play, part of Klein's planned cycle on modern abuses, captures audience interest through sharp dialogue and intricate manipulation by the uncle and his counsel.
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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
Jadwix Eagleson
Aneta
Anna Held
National Theater
Anteheld
Mis Hela
Piace
New York
Frances Farr
Mills Held
Charles A. Bigelow
Mr. Bigelow
Caruso
Charles A
Lawrance D'Orsey
Life Guards
Jove
Alles Hegeman
Gene Luneska
Helene Legarde
Elise Mamulton
John Reinhard
Will
Arsevale
Thomas Brodhead
Chase
David Warfield
Mr. van
Bilene
Eileen van Blene
Lena Burnleigh
Harry de Con
John Melt
Carrie Stare
Harry B Lester
Zawin Stevens
Redford
Winchester
Chalk" Saunders
Harlan and Company
May la Rue
Walter Ware
Elma Seabrooke
A. P. Oglesworth
Harlan
Academy
Theodore Kremer
The
John Hoch
Harry Stanley
Hoch
Stanley
Julia Evans
Thomas J. Tempest
Disney
Euone West
Catherine Henry
Lena
Carolyn A. Hall
Taft to hear Illinois men protest proposed corporation law
Courtesy members of the Illinois Manufacturers' Association travel to Washington to meet President Taft and protest the proposed Federal corporation law. An audience with the President is scheduled for Wednesday morning as they press for opposition to the measure.
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Taft
Chiense
Courtesa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
King Manuel attends opera as Portu gal strike unfolds
Paris on November 29 reports King Manuel of Portugal at the opera while "King" Poland, secretary of the electrician union, delivers an ultimatum minutes before the performance. He demands higher electricians salaries or the current be cut off. Opera director M Broussan complies to avoid a blackout.
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Paris
Manuel
Portugal
Poland
Electrician Union
M. Broussan
Special Election Called in Missouri Sixth District
Gov Hadley orders a special election for January 2, 1910 in Missouri's Sixth district to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Representative David A. De Armond who was burned to death in Butler.
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de Armoni
Jefferson City
Hadley
Missouri
David A. de Armond
Butler
Presbytery Funds Short in Pittsburg Treasurer
Pittsburg officials report William Lilley, former treasurer of the Pittsburg Presbytery, vanished September 29 and is short by 23,084.84 in church accounts. The deficit includes 18,816 linked to Fourth Presbyterian Church. trustees defer on prosecution after reviewing the investigators’ report.
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Pittsburg
Willliem v. Lilley
Liley
Supreme Court rules salvage claim across shipyard at Newport News
The Supreme Court reversed a lower ruling holding that salvage services aboard a vessel in dock may be recoverable. The case involved E. W. Simmons and the steamship Jefferson owned by Old Dominion Steamship Co. at Newport News Virginia. The decision also covers interstate commerce terminal charges in Chicago and a series of other rulings including immigration labor conspiracy, second copyright invalidity, and a bank liability dispute. The opinions were delivered by Justices White Brewer Day and McKenna.
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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
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Isaac H. Caliga
Chicago Inner Ocean
Caliga
Justice
Abilene
Tex
Texas Bank
Abilene Bank
Hanover Bank
Hubert
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Gompers Files Petition For Writ Of Certiorari
Judge Alton B. Parker presented a formal petition to the U S Supreme Court seeking two writs of certiorari in contempt cases against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison officials of the American Federation of Labor in the Bucks Brows and Range Company suit The proceeding occurred after opinions were delivered and motions heard with Gompers Mitchell and Morrison present but no briefes submitted and no opposition reported to the writ 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 seek a $1,4000,000 revenue impact as the United States challenges duties on imported Japanese sake. The case consolidates claims by Hawad manufacturers contesting that sake is a distinct beverage not subject to whisky taxation.
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Supreme Court of
United States Supreme Court
United States
Hawad
Peasant Accuses American of Rift Over River Gold Scheme
A wealthy Argenteuil peasant sues Leon Goldsmith an alleged American doctor claiming he paid 18000 for a share in a project to extract gold from river sand. The man says Goldsmith misplaced samples of gold dust in the riverbed and later disappeared.
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Paris
Argenteuil
Leon Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Japanese envoy appointment to Austria gazetted
Tokyo November 23 Japanese envoy to Austria Ō Akidauki named ambassador to Austria to succeed Uchida transferred to the United States. Saki Sukih has been minister to Belgium.
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Austria
Tokyo
Ō ‘Akidauki
Austra
Df Uchida
United States
Belgium
Frank White Named Director of Education for Philippine Islands
Manila Nov 8 Frank White to stay appointed director of education for the Philippine Islands to succeed Dr Barrows resigned. White had been assistant director of education here for several years. He was raised in Nebraska and graduated from the University of Chicago in 1908 and 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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Perry
Wallace Badinger
Harry Davenport
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Maste Tate
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Philadelphia, Pa
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Washington &Choole
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Bureau OF Transation
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Legion of Master of Laws
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Practical Business College
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Emerson Institute
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Perl
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