The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-16
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Jan. 2-First Vice President McCrea
elected president Of Pennsylvania lines
to succeed late A. J. Cassatt.
cago that Standard Oil Co. must stand
trial on eight of ten indictments re-
turned against 1t.
939 indictments against Standard OH
Co. and subsidiary companies for con-
rspiracy in restraint Of trade.
dicted John r. Walsh in CONNECTION
with failure of Chicago National bank
2s.Judge Hallam, at st. Paul, issued or
fcials of Great Northern railway from
making proposed increase of $50 900. 900
Feb. S-wisconsin state railway COM
mission ordered railroads of state to
.s give nat 2h.cent passenger fare.
aemJ4hn r. Stevens resigned, as chief
named Maj g. w. Goethals as chair
man OF commission and engineering
Mar. 1-Suit filed at Boston against Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy. leader of Chris
tian Science faith. by @. w Glover.
her son, asking accounting of property
Mar. New Mexico house passed resolu
ton to investigate conduct of Gov.
Hagerman in regard to alleged timber
land frauds.
Mayor Schmitz. of San Francisco.
pleaded not guilty to charge of extor-
so-Abraham Ruef indicted for bribery at
San Francisco; T. V. Halsey also in
dieted in connection with grant of tele-
Apr, IL J. Hill resigned as president Of
Great Northern railroad and son, t. w.
nill' elected to PLACE.
charges of misapphcation of funds Of
Chicago National bank, at Chicago.
Ssupreme court decided Isle of Pines
Apr, ls-standard on Co, Of Indian.
found guilty of accepting Illegal rates
from Chicago & Alton railroad. at Chi.
l1-Andrew Carnegie decorated with
GROSS OF Legion Of Honor at National
Arbitration and Peace congress which
Hl-lamssteNp Ter-centennial exposition
high episials aftenasd eefemoni . o'"sf
Mex sJnedersl court at Indianapolis per-
rom rH eson t 6Ssfs.i5Fs. S fu''
l6-Abraham Ruef pleaded guilty to az
tortion az San Francisco.
&-Grand jury at San Francisco returned
50 indictments against Mayor SchmitS
Ruef and street railway officials and
other companies.
cisco. found guilty of extortion.
Jul s--sohmitz sentenced to Ave years
In penitentlaFy for extortion.
iScSps ~ II, TAYLOR. OF University of
AUS a,s'G s- ID 'i ias eslsssso. fined
Standard OH Co, g. sne9eet for accept
ing illegal rebates from Ai1Sn railroad;
me isrsest in history OF jurfss-ls.1e.
Aug, .lSenator Bevertdge OF Indrasa
Ws,.IEA W Miss Catherine Eddy IN
;, AinsFiSsh enosssy at Berlin.
accounting OF property Of Mrs NsSy
Baker G. Eddy, brought 10 sudden eIoss /
AT Boston. e'ose
Sep. +-I.ouis Glass. ea-nrssiss,, =. |
Pacific States Telephone and Tsis1rsnh
Co, convicted Of bribery al San fsrspnh
CISCO and sentenced TO fve years i'm.
. EN- Congressman c. @. Rur,o, -,
Nevada, Mo, elected cornmsn5sr- OF
chisi OF q, \ r, at Saratoga n W
" chtnley memorial az Canton n
decicated by President Roosevelt ~
NJ senator VIVA r Rorah sconitt., I
OF charse 81 conspiracy 10 defraud gov
eminent, At Boise, Idaho eN'
1.-The Ius'tauia broke neSrfv all $780,. |
tecorts, making trip to New Yors in
Tour days, y hours 4"
'.Sferfnan balloon PoEnmern pfIotas b.,
hsrr eareStoh. won internstionsj
aaerSnaHuc cup. landing AT AsburT
point int at ST TsSis miles from starting
~, I-Atchison. Topeka & Santa Il.
Rallroad Co. fined $50 90 AZ - !
geles, for Relating AN
TRIAL OF John r. Walsh for r,lxa,,n
cation OF funds Of Chicago NaftonsI
bank begun at Chicago
Edward Payscn Weston. asAs - 49,,
pletes walk from Portland. Ne. to 1Sbi-
Nsso, laant taxing - DAYS
eddlns OF Miss Edith Root ssauxh |
~ OF secretary of state, and u
SrSnS III, occurred at Washington
- S-fAeinc fleet sailed from Hamn-
~" N'Ads ~ser review by president.