Writs of Ouster Rule on Western Union and Pullman
Kansas Supreme Court issued writs of ouster against Western Union Telegraph and Pullman Company for failing to meet state charter requirements. The ruling holds foreign firms must obtain state licenses and pay charter fees to continue Kansas business, with appeals possible to the U S Supreme Court.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Sie Paliman Company
Supreme Court of Kansas
Kansas Corporaton
State Bet
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas Corporation
State Charter Board
Pullman
Ows
Wester Union
Amou
Rural stylists show resistance to unionism on Thursday panel
A Thursday panel faces completion amid tense mood as rural artisans express a lack of feeling toward unionism. The event signals potential shifts in local labor alignment and echoes broader regional divides. A moderator notes varying opinions among attendees, with several speakers outlining concerns about collective bargaining.
Jury selection resumes in Haywood trial in Boise
In Boise on May 13 the Haywood trial moved into jury selection with eleven men in the box. Prospective jurors include farmers and local businessmen, with each side holding ten peremptory challenges. Only two of the eleven are expected to join the final panel, and defense counsel report no evident country opposition to the prosecution.
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Boise
W. D. Haywood
Tri
Predict Sensations in Haywood Trial
Boise Idaho May 1 Senator W KE Borah has a large law practice and serves as special counsel in the Haywood case and for land fraud defendants in northern Idaho He reportedly faces a possible indictment related to government land irregularities The White House has been told of such charges but no formal notice exists Borah says the trial may run to July ending with a dramatic jury verdict He notes the case evokes Molly Maguires style intrigue and asserts he is ready to meet any indictment within thirty minutes if needed He may seek postponement of northern Idaho land frauds to keep his Haywood defense intact
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Idah
W. KE. Herah
Haywood
Borah
United States
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White House
Western Federation of Miners
W. D. Haywood
Washington
Alv
Ken FE
Molly Maguires
Idaho
Court decision favors University over agricultural college
The Supreme Court rules for the University of Wyoming in a dispute over national government support for an agricultural college. The Wyoming high court verdict is affirmed, involving $25,900 paid by the federal government for 1906 and the university's status as a state agricultural department.
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United States Supreme Court
Wyomingicultural College
University of Wyoming
Wyoming Supreme Court
Agricultural Calles
Lander
Supreme Court
University
Laramie
Multiuakie
Tate, Gecellan. UK
Asiotan
Meath
Legtelas
Proposes One Government for Central America
In a Mexico City interview published in the Herald, President Diaz states Mexico backs a single strong government for Central America. He indicates Mexico's past friction with Guatemala but maintains a friendly posture, and cites willingness to cooperate with the United States on a protectorate plan while rejecting any desire for additional territory.
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Mexico
Herald Today
Ding
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Meax
Guatemala
Diaz
United States
Wyoming Court Sets Cases for Trial
In U S district court McCarthy Holbrook Lonabaugh and Robert of Philney were arraigned and pleaded not guilty to conspiring in coal land acquisitions. Holbrook Lonabaugh and McPhil amey will be tried together July 16. McCarthy asks separate trial set for July 17. Teller Brittain and Davis also set for trial in July.
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Robert of
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Holbrook
McPhilamey
John C.teller
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Colorado
W. F. Brittain
Sheridan
HW. Davis
Buffalo
Hearing On Mrs Eddy Suit Set For Today
Concord N H May 13 Today is the scheduled hearing before Judge Chamberlain in the Mrs Eddy case to decide if three trustees will be substituted as plaintiffs representing the next friends amid the suit. General Streeter and P M Hollis refuse depositions before trial. A motion to include the trustees as defendants or added to ten original defendants also awaits decision.
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Streeter
Hollis
Mather
Hollie
Admiral Hemphill to command third Pacific Squadron
Unclear from fragmentary OCR text but indicates Admiral Hemphill will take command of the third squadron of the Pacific fleet. Accompanied by Liew D Mennix, who provided aid during the process.
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Enrie
Fairal Empire
Hineme
Waters
Pacific
Moet Keay
Hemphill
Liew
D. B. Mennix
Mle Aan
Georgia Enjoins Two Smelters From Working
In an opinion by Justice Holmes the U S Supreme Court granted Georgia an injunction restraining the Tennessee Copper Company and the Ducktown Sulphur and Copper Company from operating their smelters at Ducktown Tennessee. Georgia sought condemnation as a public and private nuisance, alleging health hazards and harm to vegetation within several miles of its border.
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Holmes
Supreme Court of the Unitedates
State of Georgia
Ainst
Tennessee Copper Company
Ducktown
Tenn
Georgia
Strike resumes at Murray plant with 1200 workers back
Salt Lake City May 3 The American Smelting and Refining company plant at Murray suburb reopened under guard of about 75 deputy sheriffs after a weeklong shutdown that left about 1200 men out. Most strikers who walked out returned, accepting a ten percent wage increase previously rejected, with no disorder reported.
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Salt Lake City
American Smelting and Refn* Company
Murray
Utle City
Wheat Makes Sensational Advance on Board
Chicago May 1 Wheat opened with a dramatic jump at the Board of Trade showing gains around 1 percent in leading contracts. The wild session reflected fears of a poor crop and broad demand from across the United States. After 1 pm the market steadied around near July and September levels.
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Board of Trade
United States
Train wreck near Columbus injures several. one killed
A derailed freight near a railroad station northeast of Columbus killed one man and injured several train crew members. Police and inspectors investigated as passengers endured delays and confusion amid the chaotic scene.
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Columbus
West Virginia
Ohio Central
Jamestown landing observed across Colorado towns
The legislature marks the 900th anniversary of the Jamestown landing with observances in every town. The Colonial Dames Colorado branch urged passage of resolutions and supported statewide tribute to the historic event and its figures.
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Damestown
Jamestown
Colorado Borige
Colonial Dames
Colorado
Tie Pesoluetans
Would-be Wife Slayer Fires Then Escapes In Boozy Frenzy
In Baxetas a drunken Juan Martinez fired at his wife Anna Martinez as she washed clothes, the bullet missing her by inches and burning her arm. Neighbors saw him flee. deputies and constables searched the area. Martinez, once employed at Santa Fe machine shops, is said to be sober when found. The couple had separated six months ago and later reunited.
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Juan Martinez
Martine
Baxetas
Martinez
Hoe
Tere
Sherif
Fred Heys
Hoyn
Martines
Justice of the Peace Chaves
Harelas
Martinezes
Socialists Plan Nomination For New Jersey Governor
In Trenton on May 13 the socialist movement in New Jersey discusses nominating a governor candidate and convening a state convention. A wide range of supporters attends, with plans to publish a party newspaper to promote socialist interests. The article notes socialism's rapid rise after wartime conditions.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Socialist Party
Socialiste
Preps at Pond Deeloor on Ane Brooklyn May fundraiser scene
The Houdh mansion hosts daily and nightly efforts during the week to raise a large sum for the fresh air fund. The fund was cut last year by the St. Vincent de Paul society after providing two weeks vacation for about 150 children at Port Jefferson. Vincentians then fitted Woodcleft Tan as a summer venue and aim to use this week’s proceeds for improvements. Community members express willingness to support the cause.
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Ane
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N.Y
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Fresch Air Fund
St. Vinent de Pant Society
Port Jefferson
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Busaar
City of Cleveland Burns in Dock
Detroit May 14 The magnificent W passenger steamer the City of Cleveland under construction at the Detroit Ship company yards was swept by fire today and total loss. The loss is about 700000. It is suspected the fire was incendiary. The steamer was to be the finest side wheeler in the United States on the water. Her interior woodwork was unusually beautiful and its total cost would have been 1250000 had she been completed.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Detroit Ship Company
United
Disobeying Orders Causes Fatal Train Collision Near Lima
Oklahoma City May 13 Two Rock Island and freight trains collided head on a few miles west of Lima Oklahoma early today Engineer Curry and a negro were killed and the fireman fatally injured The head brakeman and three tramps were seriously injured Engineer Wallen escaped injury and assumed the blame for the collision He had orders to take a siding at Lima but went by
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Oklo
Curry
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Commencement Exercises Set for New Mexico Military Institute
The New Mexico Military Institute will hold six commencement exercises on May 19. The graduating class includes cadets William M. Bolt Nathaniel Gammon Walter San Angelo Doyle Mexia Santa Fe Roswell Port Bayard Harold Kennard G Oittatt Yio Thoswell Henry F. nola Jack A. meari and Taliaferro Jr. The sermon for cadets will be delivered by Revill Mokwell Christian church pastor, with Dr. William Day Frederick Blood of Colorado College giving the commencement address.
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Nathaniel Gammon
Lords
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No Mo
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Texs Doyle
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Texas
Stret
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N. Mamillon
Roswe Harlan
Port Bayard
Harold Te Heil
I Kennard
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Henry F. Nola
Jack A
Meari
N. Mand Taliaferro, Jr
White Oaks
Revill
Christian Church of
Celebrating Jamestown Landing Marks 300th Anniversary
Mars May 11 Somer celebrating day marks the three hundredth anniversary of the Jamestown landing. Mayor Charles A. Girbe presided at the anniversary meeting in Broadway Congregational Church. City Librarian Sam Walters Voss read an original poem on the event. Rev. R. W. Ache Nee and others attended.
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Mars
Charles A. Girbecont
Broadway Congregational Church
Sam Walters Voss
Old National
Wreck of Santa Barbara Line Kills 32 Shriners
A Southern Pacific wreck near Surf California results from a defective switch. Thirty two Shriners from Pennsylvania Ohio and western New York die. Dozens injured as cars jump track and catch fire. Funeral train to transport bodies to the east is organized.
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Santa Barbara
Southern Pacific
Surf
Shriners
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Ohio
New York
Santa Barbara Morgue
A. Bickford
Douglass Hipple
Puneral
Sante Barbara
Cal
Elderly man charged with assaulting child in Arizona
Special to The Evening Citizen reports Varou, an elderly Native of Phowsix, Arizona, is jailed on a charge of assaulting his own child, a girl about 12 or 13. He denies the accusation, claiming intoxication and lack of memory of the incident. The alleged assault occurred in a house where he lived with his two children and several women. Police were summoned after screams drew attention to the scene.
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Ariz
Laurin Varou
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