Senate Debates Move Bill on Court Review Powers
The Senate advanced Hoffman’s bill affecting appeals in equity and pretrial reviews, with passage to the house on related measures. A joint memorial on public charity was referred, and eight hour constitutional amendments moved forward with a narrow vote, while several civil procedure changes were debated and readied for committee.
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Supreme Court
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Tieteia
United Svanen Company
Mentina
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Tisiriet
Hoffman
BacGinniss
Hofman
Div
Teton Coguds
Constow
Murray
Taasten
Wennedy
Kohrs
Nalee
Murd er suicide after Brooklyn double tragedy
In New York a man named Lester M Fite Gerald allegedly shot and killed Mrs Matilda Wood in Williamsburg Brooklyn then killed himself. Witnesses say he fired at the couple, and another person in an adjoining room overheard the gunfire. The wife had prior divorce proceedings and remarried. Local reports say the woman identified the gunman before dying. Gerald and Mrs Wood were found dead. an attendant saw the fatal shots and alerted others. The couple had registered under similar names, and police are investigating the sequence of events.
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Lester M. Fitegerald
Meithen
I Glass Manufacture
Ing
Matilda Wood
Hous
Wiliamsbong
Brooklyn
Lester G
Pilegerald
Aheatrical Company
Ami
Alleged Killing by Princess Is Deried
Prague reports deny any truth to claims Princess Hilaaberty of Winwiedy Grama wife of Prince Osta of Winliich Graety and Rra WiMRnter of the emperor of Austria killed at a theater. Officials say the tale stems from a sensational rumor spread by theatrical colleagues.
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Aie Betictus
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Uxechsatorian Theater
Sheda
I James
New York
Une Joaloney
Female lion tamer killed by lion in German menagerie
Desenu Germany December 7 Frau Fisener a lion tamer was killed in a crowd scene inside a menagerie cage. She attempted a spring through a hoop with a whip when the lion leaped and mauled her. Three other horses and handlers scrambled as chaos erupted.
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Frau Fisener
Efforts to Unravel Debts at Zion City Reported
A creditor meeting at Zion City hears claims by Sivwite and others about settling indebtedness. Alexander Bowie and a committee evaluate debts, assets, and proposed settlements including monthly payments and a 40 percent lump sum, with bankruptcy dismissal sought if creditors accept.
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Dew
Alexander Bowie
Zion City
Tia Fis Assur
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Dante
Rik Resources
Phi
Lev
Darise
Dewie
Prisoners Allegedly Tried Poison Plot at Salem Penitentiary
Salem December 7 reports a story of prisoners allegedly attempting a delivery by poisoning guards. An investigation found one guard felt unwell after a midnight meal and the incident was blown into an outbreak report.
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Ove
Former Governor Geer Buys Interest in Daily Oregon Statesman
Geer Huya Statenomman of Salem Oregon has purchased an interest in the Daily Oregon Statesman and will serve as editor. The move marks Geer’s return to newspaper work following his gubernatorial career.
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Young man heir to large fortune after mother’s death
A 26 year old man, long a world wanderer, learned he inherited about 10000 dollars from his mother Mrs J R B Melar after her passing. He had been sought by newspapers and had tied to the Raymond Water Wedding troupe stranded in Mieoulic. He will travel to St Louis to seek employment and pursue the inheritance claim.
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Geeston Legacy Reveals Insured Shares After Death
The note discusses Lansey transferring to Ren We Meier at Greet Fate. It mentions a recent death of a relative and a remaining insurance payout totaling about $200, with Stuny Portion also valued near $200. The language points to a small estate and life insurance proceeds.
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Ren We Meier
Moat
Hove
Grand Jury In Retire Omaha Neb
The federal grand jury began investigation into the adjutant general of Nebraska and related government appropriations connected to the state penitentiary after a fire at Chat TMACJULIAN two years ago. Adjunct General Culver and top department officials were summoned as witnesses.
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Dee
Gary Teeay
Nebedeka
Chat Tmacjulian
AdjLant
Wien
Rathy
Cut In Accepted Chester Wy Way Dee
The Chester company employees have access to a product sale offered by the American In Date company and their grant will start January 1.
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Wy Way
Dee
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Anerean In Date Company
Record-Ureakinn Cargo Arrives at South Port
The Metiish borage Ateneo Kedeht Berane arrived at Crom Jaca port with a cargo reported as the largest vessel ever brought to any port, carrying a dawn cargo noted for its extraordinary size and value.
Grand Rapids Round Up Warrants for Seven Prominent Men
Police court examinations in Grand Rapids led to warrants for seven prominent men on charges tied to subornation of perjury. Names include J Sprout S Burch Eugene Is Taylor Thom as, and others. An eighth warrant expected tomorrow with further details to follow.
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Linn
Political Event Draws Large Butte Crowd in Helena
A large audience gathers in the Helena Auditorium as Warren and George preside. Partisans and staff deliver speeches while attendance from the rest of the state is light and scattered amid flowery oratory and music.
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Helena
Anti-corporation push dominates Montana convention
The Helena dispatch reports a turbulent Montana convention amid anti corporation sentiment. Delegates from Silver Bow Gallatin and Missoula weigh in on temporary chairman Charles S. Warren while factions clash over anti corporate stance and possible leaders. The event draws 262 delegates by train, with no cheers from the crowd and mixed attendance from state politicians.
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Taha
Vna
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Roosevelt
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