Religious Fanatics Held Without Bail in Police Murder Case
Justice Remtey ordered James and Melisea Sharp held without bail after a formal hearing on the murder of Policeman A. Dalbow. Dalbow died in the clash between police and street preachers last Tuesday. The fate of Della Pratt and William Enewell awaits Justice Netaley’s opinion.
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Kansas City
Theodore Remtey
James
Melisea Sharp
A. Dalbow
Dalbow
Della Pratt
Louie Pratt
Sharp
William Enewell
Netaley
Sentence delayed for Ruef until next Saturday
San Francisco December 12 Abraham Ruef, convicted Thursday of offering a bribe, was granted a one week delay before sentencing. The continuance of the case until next Saturday was with the consent of the court.
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San Francisco
Abraham Nuef
Defense Requests Week-Long Delay Over Judgment Appeal
The district attorney's office is represented by Assistant District Attorney Gara. Dozier of the defense argues for a week’s respite claiming insufficient time to prepare the arguments on arrest of judgment and for a new trial. Henry Act Ruef’s chief counsel could not appear in court, a further reason given.
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Gara
Thomas KB. Dozier
Henry Act
Ruef
Burton Heads to Ohio to Direct Senate Campaign
Representative Theodore KE Burton plans to travel to Ohio early next week to direct his bid to succeed Senator Foraker. He conferred with President elect Taft but declined to discuss the meeting.
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Ohio
Senator Foraker
Burton
Taft
New Ten-Cent Special Delivery Stamp Debuts
Washington announces the new ten-cent special delivery stamp will go on sale next Monday. The post office highlights its stance against discontinuing the stamp despite opposing views.
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Washington, D
Special Delivers Stamp Practice Mentioned in Postal Note
A historical notice discusses authorized postal practice for affixing ten cents worth of stamps with the words special delivers on envelopes in addition to regular postage on mail matter.
Shippers to Protest Against Rate Rise
The Illinois Manufacturers Association mails to the Pacific Coast Jobbers and Manufacturers Association and other western shippers asking what action they will take against the proposed freight rate increase set for January 1. Rates on several commodities may rise five to fourteen percent depending on replies from western shippers.
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Pacific Coast Jobbers and Manufacturers’ Association
Spokane Packers Fight New Rail Tariffs In US Court
Spokane merchants urge federal court to enjoin railroad tariff increases set to take effect January 1. A. W. Doland and a city protest committee warn the new rate raises costs by 10 to 30 cents a hundred, threatening Spokane’s 50 mile trade radius and higher annual tolls. Local figures recall past campaigns and demand swift relief.
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Spokane
Wesh
Spokane Jobbers’ Association
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Doland
J. B. Campbell
Robbers’ Association
J. A. Schiller
R. B. Gill
Oo. Jensen
Immigration inspector Stanley Injured In Gun Accident
Frank M. Stanley, inspector for the immigration service at San Marcial New Mexico, accidentally shot himself while drawing a revolver. The bullet pierced both legs, and he received medical attention at Hotel Dieu in El Paso. He had been active in field work and previously served in Brownsville and Denver. He is married.
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Frank M. Stanley
Immigration Service
San Marcial
N. M
Inspector Stanley
Hotel Dieu
el Para
Stanley
Las Cruces
Brownsville
Texas
Denver
Immigration Department
Albuquerque
Las Cruce
Court defines guard as citizen in warlike duty
Judge Kavanaugh rules that even if killing is not accidental in executing orders, the offense against the state is committed. He states that during domestic disorder the national guard stands in relation to a citizen as a soldier in war, and warns that any assault or interference with a cemetery guard may lead to charges.
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Kavanaugh
National Guard
Justifies Killing by Guardsman in Illinois Court
Illinois judge rules national guardsmen may lawfully kill under duty conditions. Joseph B. Klein of the Pirot Illinois National Guard faced an indictment for fatally stabbing Karl Nelson in Kankakee during a mission to quell a race disturbance.
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Chicago
Kavahough
Superior Court
Cook County
Joseph B. Klein
Pirot Regiment
Illinois National Guard
Karl Nelson
Kankakee
Springfield
Klein
Nelson
Local Coat Sale Listing Details
A brief shop notice lists girls coats ladies coats boys overcoats mens overcoats and handkerchiefs with prices ranging from 20 cents to 3 dollars. The fragmentary ad suggests a clearance style sale in a retail setting with multiple garment types offered at low cost.
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E. L. Washburn CO
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Tenth
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San Juan Hill
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Gorden J. McPherson
Calvary Baptist Church
Houston
United States Infantry
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Kidd
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Philippines
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Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
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Montana
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Poul
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Raabe & Mauger
North First Street
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Ty Cobb
Detroit
Grove
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North Second
Ney Re Haffner CO
Madmus ES Bris
United Medical CO
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