Justice Not Stingiest Man Ends Case In Court
A Superior Court jury hearing Joseph Frank and Herancourt Brewing Co suit for 50000 dam ages heard that Frank, blinded by alcohol fumes from varnish, sought damages. Judge Hosea halted the case for lack of evidence after a confrontation over a 100 check to Mrs Frank. The brewing firm offered 4000 to settle, which was rejected as Stricker vowed to appeal. In New York, Howard Gould’s separation case draws renewed attention as rumors of lavish Castle Gould spending and a tactic by attorney De Lanoy Nicoll surface, including a costly household bill pattern and credit moves against Mrs Gould.
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Netnaat
Jude Lewis M. Haven
Superior Court
Joseph Frank
Herancourt Brewing Company
Frank
Rago Frank
Tim
Hosea
Sidney Stricker
Rey
Mrs. Frank
Stricker
New York
Howard Gould
Gould
Mrs 14
Castle Gould
Nicoll
de Lanvey Nicoll
Mr. Gould
Mr. Nicoll
Brilliant wedding solemnized in Santa Fe church
The wedding of Xitensa Mt Skinner and Mine Minds took place Wednesday evening at the Episcopal church in Socorre. Rev W R Dye officiated. The church was green and white with floral decorations. The bride wore white Spanish silk lace gown with chiffon and roses. After the ceremony the party was driven to the Winkleh for a wedding supper for about twenty guests. The couple left for Denver to begin their life together.
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Ding
Mt. Skinner
Coon
Sovorre
W. R. Dye
Episcopal Church of
Homer Mil
Episcopal Church
Winkle
Avery
Chaice Vanda
Skinner
Denver
A. D. Coon
Socoree
Kroom
Cuetere Tavy
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Philippines
Socorre
Mink Coon
Tor
Short Talks By L T Cooper Energy and Vitality Message
The message argues energy and happiness hinge on vitality from a well running body, mostly the stomach. It promotes Cooper's New Discovery and Two Bottles of Cooper's New Discovery to restore energy, citing a testimonial from A G Latubus of Michigan and noting large sales during a Chicago demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
G. Latubus
Territorial Capital Official Matters
List of territorial incorporations and bank and lumber company articles filed with the Secretary of the Territory. Names, places, and capital details given for Las Vegas Wholesale Liquor and Supply, Montoya Trust and Savings Bank, and Alfalfe Lumber Company. Mentions proposals for Navajo Extension buildings and distribution of law volumes.
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J. W. Taynelds
Las Vegas
San Miguel County
Ralph J. Gotike
Las Venus
Itulph H. Gohilke
Roumaldita Ch. Montoya
Fiadentine Montoya
Las Vesas
Montoya ‘Trust and Savings Bank
Ihe
Montoya
Quay County
Charles H. Kohn
General Banking
Busines
Charles Hyde
Howard Te Kohn
George W. Kohn
W. F Buchanan
Davidson
Tucumeast
W. H. Fuqua
Amarillo
Texim Alfalfe Lumber Company
New Mexico
Clovis
Roosevelt County
KW. Hays
Society Urges Woman's Rights Push In Movement
A society publicly presses for women's rights amid a surge of advocacy activities and organized efforts to extend suffrage and social equality. Prominent members promote reforms and mobilize community support across events and meetings.
Prominent Women Show Interest in Suffrage Movement
York June 7 The American suffragettes are gaining attention as plans form in New York. The Women’s League aims to launch a state federation and Albany lobby to push measures advancing women’s rights. Notable leaders include Mel Dore Lyon and Harriet Stanton Blatch, with many prominent supporters listed.
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Albany
Mel Dore Lyon
Eclectric Club
New York
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Blatch
League of Self-Supporting Women
Tes Ix
Women of
London
England
Women's League
Wells
Fighting Women
Remy
Frederick Nathan
Consumers’ League
Mis
Belle de Rivera
Rayal Suffrage League
Cora Wells Trow
Emile Bullows
aWwyer
Graveyard filled with fake infant remains in Maryland probe
Baltimore investigators traced a kid’s playground burial site to Ellio tt City. Fifty four coffins contained bodies of babes reduced to meat offal and fat. Brown, a 45 year old local laborer, denied details while doctors confirmed the gruesome find.
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Baltimore
Rock Hill College
Ellott City
Mehta
Joseph Dougherty
Brown
Ellicott City
Dougherty
J. Gillis Owings
Kilicott City
B. 4. Byrne
Government to downsize clerks with indefinite leaves
Washington June 7 large number of clerks in various departments were given indefinite leaves of absence due to lack of work. The Interior Department cut thirteen clerks and replaced them with younger eligibles. A similar move occurred in the Patent Office. In the government printing office over 500 employees were placed on indefinite leave awaiting work. The admin aims to improve the service amid leniency toward incompetent staff. A civil pension system is expected to be pushed by Congress next session.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Patent Office
Rolle
Government Printing Office
Les Clarke
Keep Commission
Thores
Interior Department
Garfield
Congress
Location of Mining Claims Explained by Boundary Marking
The article explains that federal law requires distinct ground marks to trace mining claim boundaries. It notes the need to cover the full surface strike, include vein extent, and allow time for proper marking. Corrections before adverse rights arise can validate the claim.
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Maya
Norally
Salve Claim for Eczema Brings Nighttime Relief
John Tey of Rootville Pa reports chronic skin disease with nightly itching. A salve advertised by druggists cured the eczema after months of torment. The patient says the remedy stopped the stabbing sensation and nightly washing rituals.
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John Tey
Rootville
Japanese naturalization denied by Texas court ruling
June 7 Texas authorities refused naturalization to two Japanese applicants after federal filings. Ktaro Hatsumachi, 36, and Chiba Ken, 41, had declared intent to become U.S. citizens and filed papers in El Paso. The decision cites legal barriers despite their declarations and ongoing petitions.
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Tex
el Paso
Ktaro Hatmachi
Fuka Okaken
Japan
Charlie Yoshiture
Chibaken
Burned cabin of wealthy miner sparks incendiary ruin
June 7 report from Kedding describes the burning of a reclusive wealthy miner’s cabin shortly before his burial. The fire destroyed the owner’s valuables, papers, and will, with investigators labeling the incident incendiary in origin amid scattered clues and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedding
David Kemble
Ranchman Struck by Lightning in Roadside Incident
Steamboat Springs Colo June 7 Richard Hugging a ranchman was struck by lightning while riding on a stormy road. He survived in precarious condition as doctors held out hope for recovery. The horse was killed, saddle iron pulled from the pommel, boots torn from his feet, and he was found unconscious across the trail with the horse lying atop him.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
Richard Hugging
Trull
Huggins
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New Mexican Printing Company
Thirty Seventh Legigative Assembly
James W. Ray
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Washington, D. C
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Onstruction News
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Arizona Republican
Phoenis
Trad- Paul
America
Dore Lyon
Mrs. Harript Stanton Blatch
Uncle Sam
J HL O'Rielly
North First Street
I Western Brewery
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Hall
Tron
Repeire
N. M
Pecos Ranch
Sparks
Pecos River
Valley Ranch
Glorieta
J. Dakin
G. Glom
Chas, Melini
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Consolidated Liquor Company
Melini & Eakin
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Wholegale
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Jes
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A. B
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Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Loule Hunter
A. C. Bilicke
John 8. Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles, California
Hollenbeck
The
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Joseph Barnett
Prop
Standard Plumbing and Heating Company
John Strumquist
Standard Plumbing & Heating Co
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Imperial Laundry Co
Colorado
Via
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T. E. Purdy
A. T
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Green Mill
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