Pensin Maid Death Shocks Harness World
Pensin Maid, a superb trotter and season’s hope for two minute honors, died last week from an unexpected attack. The loss shocks owners, Manitoba’s Mrs McKenzie, and the trotting community, as Pensin Maid followed Hamburg Belle in tragedy. Heat waves kill thousands of horses in New York and Chicago, prompting calls for better care and preventive measures. Earl Jr., a gray pacing star, emerged from humble beginnings to join the Grand Circuit.
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Palmer L. Clark
Pensia Maid
Hamburg Belle
D. R. Hanna
Cleveland, O
Axworthy
Pensin Maid
Crim Reaper
R. J. McKenzie
Winnipeg
Manitoba
McKenzie
Chamber of Commerce
Vernon McKinney
Romance
New York City
Chicago
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
A testimonial declares Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney trouble with dark urine backache and fatigue. Mrs Benedict of Alliance Nebraska praises the remedy and says it’s stocked at Fred E. Holston's Drug Store. Price about 60 cents. FosterMilburn Co. is sole U.S. agent.
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Dean
Alliance
Doan
Mra. L. A. Benedict
Sweetwater Ave
Nebr
Fred E. Holston
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Bank Robbery in Taft and National News Roundup
Robbers entered the Bank of Taft and escaped with 1204 dollars. Charles W. Moyer reelected president of the American Federation of Miners. Admiral Togo visited President Taft at the White House. Senate increases House membership to 434. Lincoln Beachey won an air race from New York to Philadelphia for 5000 dollars. Forest fires in Angeles National Forest worsen. Panama Canal fortifications construction to start at Pacific entrance. J W W Cartin commits suicide in El Paso. Two Italians killed and four injured in a sewer cave-in at Midland Pennsylvania. A suit against a coal combine and railroads filed in Columbus. Lt. Charles E. Brillhart found dead in New York. Major A. A. Phipps dies in Los Angeles. Anna Langley shoots husband in San Francisco. Theodore Roosevelt testifies on steel merger. Pellagra cases rise in Kentucky and surrounding counties. A Hindu arrested in Chicago for labor bias. Pauline Wayne the White House cow to compete in Milwaukee dairy show. Chicago courthouse flood from a broken water main. Divorce papers served on Ethel Barrymore Colt. London flag decor protests. Will Miller stabbed in Gilman Iowa. Edward Murphy, former Senator, dies at 76. Theodore Malkoff deportation stay granted. Knights of Columbus meeting in Detroit condemns secular education. Dallas chosen for next convention site. George W. Coleman elected president in Boston. Moroccan tension easing as French and German diplomats reach general settlement terms.
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Togo
Taft
Morse
Furnias
Senate
House of Representatives
Lincoln Beachey
New York
Philadelphia
Angeles National Forest
California
Panama Canal
Pacific Entrance
J. W W. Cartin
Rock Island
Chicago
Ei Paso
Tex
Midland
United States
Columbus
Charles E. Brillhart
United States Navy
Hotel Astor
A. A. Phipps
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Los Angeles
Pauline Wayne
White House
Canada
Milwaukee
Court House
Ethel Barrymore Colt
Russell Griswold Colt
Rhode Island
Alderman Mitchell
London “Old Boys'” Association
Court Order Ends Bitter Strike as Cars Return to Service
Judge Lawrence DeGraff issued a mandatory injunction that Des Moines City Railway Company and the carmen's union promptly obeyed. Street cars resumed operation, restoring nearly 600 conductors and motormen to duty after a forty hour stoppage amid frenzied crowds and cheers for returning crews. Rioters attacked a Chicago Great Western train carrying strikebreakers injuring several passengers.
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Fen
Order of 4 Court
Lawrence DeGraff
District Court
Des Molinos City Railway Company
Car Men’s Union
Lenet
Sixth
Mulberry
Twentyfourth Street Barn
University Line
N. T. Guernsey
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Inquiry Into Meat Freight Rates Ordered by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a wide inquiry into freight rates on live stock packing house products and fresh meats across the central wear, extending east of Chicago and west of Denver. Proceedings begin September 11 in Oklahoma City, prompted by complaints from Oklahoma railroad commission, the Texas Cattle Raisers Association, the American National Live Stock Association and other livestock groups. Rivalry between Chicago meat packers is noted as an incidental factor.
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Country Wear
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oklahoma City
Central Wear
Denver
Railroad Commission of Oklahoma
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
American National Live Stock Association
Acevedo Surrenders in Cuba Revolt Attempt
General Acevedo, who tried to spark a Cuban revolution, surrendered to Governor In Santa Maria Del Rosario near Havana. He was brought to Havana and jailed to await civil court action. Officials say he is in the last stages of tuberculosis and likely deranged, with questions about responsibility.
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Acevedo
Cuba
Albert
Santa Maria del Rosario
Havana
Attorney Jackson fined for wire pool indictments
E. B. Jackson, a New York attorney described by the prosecutor as the head of the wire trust, was fined $45,000 after pleading no lo contendere to nine indictments charging wire pooling. Judge Archibald imposed $5,000 per count after denying a prison sentence request by the U.S. attorney.
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E. EB. Jackson
New York
Head and Brains
Wire Trust
Archibald
United State District Attorney
Wise
Chicago Youth Confesses Slaying Father in Black Hand Ruse
Seventeen year old Joseph Vacek confessed to shooting his father, a wealthy Chicago contractor, after a money demand was refused. He allegedly attempted to defame the victim by placing a Black Hand note on the body before the police.
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Chicago
Joseph Vacek
Hi Father
Vacek
Guardian seeks license to sell Hall minor estate realty in Box Butte
In Rushville Nebraska on August 26 1914 Judge W H Westover orders guardians Cassie D Hall guardian of Mignon M Hall Willie W Hall and Vivien H Hall to appear and show cause why license to sell unimproved prairie land in Box Butte county should not be granted to fund minor support education and maintenance. The Alliance Herald to publish the order weekly for three consecutive weeks.
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Casale D. Hall
Mignon M. Hall
Willie W. Hall
Vivian EB. Hall
Cassie D. Hall
Wille W. Hall
Vivien
H. Hall
Minora
Towit
Weat
Alsa
West Hall
Box Putte Counsy
Nebraska
Enid
Box Butte
Rushville
Sheridan County
Sald Cansle PD
Hall
Guardian
Alliance Herald
W. H. Westover
Estate of Chloe Purinton Needing Claims By February 1912
Box Butte Nebraska notices all persons with claims against Chloe Purinton deceased to present them on February 24 1912 at 10 oclock in the forenoon in the County Court Alliance for examination and payment. Creditors must file claims or be forever barred. Notice published in Alliance Herald for four weeks prior to hearing. L A Berry County Judge.
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Box Butte County
Chloe Purinton
I. L. A. Berry
Nebraska
Alliance
Alliance Herald
Hearing on distribution of estate in Box Butte County
Notice to heirs that William C. Mounts, executor of August Mayer and administrator de bonis non of Charles Mayer, seeks a decree distributing residue of both estates. Hearing set before the county judge in Alliance Nebraska on August 7 1911 with publication in Alliance Herald for three weeks. Dated July 26 1911. Beal L A Berry County Judge. Hoyd and Barker Attorneys.
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Box Butte County
August Mayer
Charles Mayer
William C. Mounts
de Bonis
Alliance
Box Butte
Nebraska
Alliance Herald
Said
Beal
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Nebraska Land& AutoCo
J. C. McCorkle
Mgr
Mccorkle Block
Lowry
Ford
Colorado Springs
Colorado
John T. Burns
Colo
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers Information Bureau
Farnam Street
Omaha, Neb
Peters
Newberry’s Hardware Co
Ats
L. Acheson
Harness Horse News
Clark
Seaue
the Herald
Earl, Jr
Earl
Kalamazoo
Peoria
Southern Illinois
Ohis
Charles WH. Moyer
American Federation of Minera
Anna Langley
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Steel Corporation
Juliue C. Baldeman
Kadaka
George Brown
Redstone Basin
Eastern Kentucky Insane Asylum
Bell
Whitely
Will Miller
Gilman
Archie Battin
Edward Murphy
Troy
N. Y
Elheron
N. J
the Knights of Columbus
Detroit
James Walsh
Fordham University
Dallas
George W. Coleman
Regton
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Boston
Germany
France
Jules Cambon
Berlin
Major von Kiderlin Waechter
Edward
Jackson
State of
L. A. Berry
Ll. A
BERRY
Hoyd and Barker
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